The Tea in Taboo: Recent Episodes
The Tea in Taboo
We speak about A LOT here!!
Is getting a monthly pedicure living the soft life or are we just enjoying the bare minimum??
More importantly.. what did heartbreak have you out here doing? The tea is hot on this one...
In this episode, we get personal! We're about to get into a recession they say.. the pressures are really getting WORSER.
Summer 2022!
We're all watching our bodies, pinching our tumtums and rolling our eyes at overly edited pics, and the strategically posed influencers. In this episode, we have a special guest, Ruqayyah, an African Caribbean educator and community activist, who refuses to fall victim to the social standards of beauty and joins us in this deep convo LOL!
In this hyper sexual society, this is a conversation we hear time and time again, but does anyone ever come to a solid conclusion?
We do!
We share some of our thoughts, and experiences on what it means to be 'friends' with the opposite gender and how it may/may not be possible to remain so..
Let us know your thoughts?
Featuring a close guest, we delve into the controlling-fuelled traditions & practices imposed on South Asian women regarding marriage expectations.
We talk sexist cultures, unhealthy pressures, toxic expectations against women all for the sake of marriage.
What does "partnership & in laws" mean in South Asian marriages?
What are the mental & physical consequences on the women during it all?
Tune in to hear raw reflections as we share some inner experiences & affairs with our guest!
In this episode, we discuss the ongoing trending stigma attached to expressing our real emotions.
We get to the bottom of how most of us got here and how we can tackle this new norm
For our first episode, we introduce ourselves a little and touch on the month of Ramadan, our ongoing goals and struggles, including the stereotypical carelessly comments thrown against those trying to practice at the their own pace.
We also, very loudly and clearly, heard the the Imam at East London Mosque announcing for women not to attend the mosque for prayers if they don't arrive dressed correctly, hmmmm.....