Decolonize and Chill: Recent Episodes

Decolonize and Chill

A podcast on all things African. We will be talking about our experience as African millennials trying to figure out life, race, identity, family, mental health and the relationships that make us who we are.

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After a short hiatus, D&C is back with the brainchild of our podcast, your not-so-favourite African misconceptions! In episode 4, we really go in and share our unfiltered experiences on incorrect views and faulty opinions that we have come across from real people outside the African Continent. From "why is your English so good?!" to "Y'all must be used to this heat", join us on a rather entertaining but educational episode. Enjoy, share and subscribe.

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Join us in our third episode as we discuss the phenomenon known as Code-Switching and why it comes naturally for many of us. We look at some of the reasons why we Code-Switch, whether it's a good or bad thing and why it's expected more from some communities as opposed to others. 

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In Episode 2 we talk all about colorism. This includes a discussion on some of the origins of colorism as well as our own personal experiences with it. Join us as we tackle why colorism is so rampant in black and brown communities, why the bleaching industry needs to be abolished and what you can do to address colorism in your own community.

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Many Men | Ranzom Beatz | Kiozert

Afro Boy | Afro Boy | Thai Beats

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Colonization is a topic we rarely speak about. It is more than just academics but rather a series of negative events that took place in the African continent and shaped us into who we are today. While Africa collectively gained its independence from colonial rule decades ago, the question remains, have you?  Join us as we decolonize our thinking.   

Credits:

Many Men | Ranzom Beatz | Kiozert

Afro Boy | Afro Boy | Thai Beats

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Decolonize & Chill is a podcast featuring Ian, Ivy and Zamzam. Three African millennials trying to figure out life, race, identity, and the relationships that make us who were are.