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A weekly podcast deep diving into whatever the f@*! we want.
Hosted by Evelyn, Oge & Sayo - Evelyn: Instagram - @etinosa Twitter - @itsetinosa Oge: Instagram- @ogeike_ Twitter - @ogeike_ Sayo: Instagram - @sayo.og Twitter - @sayoog Our theme music by Rey: Instagram: @emotionsofabipolarmilleniall
The Champagne Breakfast Podcast would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation; the tradiitonal custodians of the land on which we record, and pay our respects to their elders past and present. We extend that respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples here today.
It's our last episode of 2022 and we are sitting down and reflecting on the highlights and lowlights of 2022! We've been through a lot and it's time to get real about it! Thank you for supporting us for another year!
In this episode we have a chat about currating your fashion style when your budget and your tastes do not align. Then we pivot to the grosser realities of being a human being. We ask the question about how best to approach farting and burping in front of your partner, friends or in public. We chat about popping frequencies and how theoretical approaches to childbirth.
In this week's episode we are joined by the wonderful Meggie from the Bottomless Banter poddcast! She shares with us about how life has taken her from Nairobi to Canberra and now to Sydney. We chat about the differences she's noticed between African people born and raised here and Africans who came to Australia in the late teens or twenties, particularly for study. Listen along as Meggie shakes the table! Then catch us on the Bottomless Banter podcast, episode 10!
In this episode we chat about the cost of living crisis and how we've been managing. It's as if life suddenly blew up. We then chat about the tiktok relationship dilemmas, incest and accepting the generosity of others.
In this episode we reflect on our twenties so far, we talk about what age has been the best and the worst for us. We talk about the tough lessons we've learnt along the way and how we've been growing and learning.
We're back with part 2 of our episode with the EKD and Vincent from the Aussie Black Network. In this episode we chat about how the perception of us as church girls may or may not have effected us. Then we talk about engagements and how men and women see things differently.
This week we are joined by our friends at the Aussie Black Network Podcast - EKD and Vincent. In this episode we chat about anything and everything as the boys flip the switch and put us in the hotseat. Join us next time for part 2 of our conversation.
In this episode we talk about how we've been balancing investing in ourselves while also dealing with the inflation and the rise of cost of living. We play the "He's a 10 but..." game. Plus Oge shares one of her "icks". Then we chat about some of the news coming out about Love Island, post islanders leaving the villa.
In this episode we take the test to find out if we're Dominant or Submissive in a relationship context. We try our hand at defining what that means to us individually and how it is portrayed more broadly in society.
In this episode we chat about what to do with a friend that's bad at being a friend. Even though you love them and want them in your life, is there a point where the lack of reciprocated energy gets exhausting?
In this episode we talk about the idea that if your wanting for a relationship it is an indication that you are not as fulfilled in your life as you may think. We then have an honest conversation about the realities of podcasting and sharing parts of your life with others.'
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In this episode we circle back to the never ending sh#tshow that is dating in Sydney. We talk about how the pandemic has effected our dating lives and some of the problems we find unique to the Syndey dating scene. We try to disect whether some of our own biases and loyalities may in fact be holding us back.
In this episode we talk about fighting for leave at work, striving for slightly above average work ethic and the break up dominating the headlines. We ask how sustainable the Lori Harvey dating method is in the longterm. Then we chat about the upcoming season of Love Island.
In this episode we have an honest check in about how life's been going. We talk about Queen Viola and her performance in her role as Michelle Obama. Then we throwback to the highs and lows of the MET gala.
In this episode we talk about how people should speak of polarising figures who have passed. Then we reflect on our thougths about death and loneliness in general.
In this episode we chat about beauty standard differences between the Western world and the rest of the world more broadly. We ask why do we keep applying Western lenses to issues and societies that are not in the West? We then pivot to a more light hearted trend on twitter - cancellable takes - whether we agree or disagree with the masses.
In this episdoe we add our 2 cents to the neverending ongoing saga surrounding the infamous slap that was heard around the world. We hear from Will Smith's number one fan and her thoughts and find out if her opinion of Will has changed in any way. We dig into the complexities around the varied responses from black men versus black women.
In this episode we talk about the show capturing the nation- Married at First Sight. We talk about the various scandals of the season and how they relate to real life lessons. We talk about sending out people's nudes, accepting scrapes from men and why they fear the C word (Commitment) so much.
As promised we are releasing the original episode we recorded a couple of years ago about our list of "standards" we'd want from our significant other. In last week's episode we spoke about where we were with things in present day so it's time to take a trip back to our original thoughts.
In this episode we are getting retrospective by revisiting our thoughts on one of our past unreleased episodes. We chat about what was and what is on our "list". The list noting what we want from our partner, what's negotiable and what's not negotiable. We ask ourselves have we changed at all since we first recorded the episode? Plus we make a special announcement about the podcast moving forward.
In this episode we chat about the lowkey oppression of the black excellence mantra. Does it limit us more then it helps us to do and want better for ourselves?Then we chat about whether a lot of the imposter syndrome a lot of black people have has to do with the pressure we feel to be excellent.
In this episode we're talking about likeability. Is it a meaningful trait to have? Or is it just a superficial measure of pleasantness? And can our level of likeability effect our self esteem and the way we view ourselves?
In this episode we chat about how many hours we have in a day, Molly Mae's tips and the perils of productivity culture
In this week's episode we chat about romanticising your life as more than just a tiktok trend. We chat about what it means to us on an individual level and how we practice it in our own lives.
In this episode we talk about the Christmas spirit and the fan fair around Love Actually as a romcom movie. We talk about what a crush is vs having feelings for someone. Then we set ourselves a love actually challenge.
In this episode we chat about what we're reading, watching and listening to. We chat mishaps that have occurred when borrowing things from friends. We also chat about a woman who are late bloomers and the effect that has on you.
Lockdown is over and we can once again eat, drink, be merry... and record in person podcasts. In this episode we chat about post lockdown life, what we've been getting up to and why poc people still go on love island.
In today's episode we talk some hot topics - are women doomed to settle when it comes finding a mate or can we find someone that has everything we're after? We chat about the pressure women face when it comes to our biology clocks and whether this current lockdown is causing us any anxiety surrounding it.
In this episode we talk hiding your significant other from social media, we ask if it's ever that deep or is it a necessity? We then talk about Love Island season 7 and whether a dedication to a particular preference can prevent you from getting to know people outside of that preference.
In this episode we chat about why women will sometimes take the path of least resistance when dealing with advances from men. We wonder if men really can't sense the hesitation or if they're just seeking a hard no. Then we talk about how different people bring different parts of your personality out.
As Sydney remains in lockdown we bring you another zoom version of the podcast express episode. In today's talk we chat about our unlearning of habits/ behaviours/ ideologies that we once held but have changed given the circumstances of this past year. We then talk about ghosting and ghosters.
It's still lockdown so it's another express episode. Today we chat about how we're going, Oge asks a question that we don't fully understand and attempt to answer it anyways, then we talk about a backended compliment that Evelyn once received.
It's lockdown here in Sydney and we're back to recording on zoom so we're trying out a shorter quick episode. We chat about honesty in friendships and relationships and whether that is always the best policy.
In this week's episode we turn on the mics and just have a chat. We talk about aging, particularly in respect to going out and the future generations. We talk about parenthood and at what age do we think people start dating seriously.
In this week's episode we chat about the ever moving goal of self improvement. We talk about the lengths we've gone to be the "best version" of ourselves. We ask why the latest trendy diet/ workout plan/ lifestyle change never seems to stick.
In this episode we chat dealing with low times, opening up to friends and how to overcome the valleys.
WE ARE BACK! In this episode we chat the perils and issues with purity culture. How we have been effected by it, what we've learnt and had to unlearn.
In this week's episode we talk about the tendency to centre the pursuit of finding a significant other in our lives. We why we do it? how often we do it? is it counterproductive? Then we talk about how to deal with someone you've "centred" in your life who is just not that into you.
In this week's episode we are talking about selfishness. We ask what does that look like for us? why does selfishness get a bad rap? And are there some benefits to being selfish?
In this week's episode we explore the current trend of trying to erase past instances of intolence, sexism, racism, bigotry and many more in literature, television and film. We examine the motivation behind such actions, whether they are genuine attempts to correct past hurt or just a self interested attempt to protect ones reputation.
This week we are talking about all the hot topics from Derrick Jaxn to Ari Lennox’s sexy new pics.
In today's episode of the podcast we are chatting about the reality of moving out of home. We talk rent prices, missing our families and weird neighbours. Is the independent women life really for us?
In this week's episode we talk about gatekeeping blackness and what that means in a pratical sense. We talk about whether being a mixed race person with black lineage automatically allows you to be considered black. We talk about the differences in experience and the opportunity gap between the range of people who call themselves black.
Karf is back and we are talking about the art of simping. We talk about who benefits from simping and the potential negative consequences of doing so. We then ask Karf to share some of what he's learnt and is learning about can what make or break a relationship.
In this week's episode we invite our friend, self proclaimed "Provocateur", Karf to have a chat about what men want, why men and women can't seem to get on the same page, the clearance rack of it all and so much more!
In this week's episode we talk about our expectations vs reality when it comes to our life goals and purpose. We think about the pressures we faced at an early age to know what we wanted to be and do for the rest of our lives. We reflect on whether we're happy about where we're at and think back on what we would have advised our younger selves.
This week is Valentine's Day and in honour of the day of love we are talking about the L word. In particular we focus on self-love! We talk about what self love is, what our self love journey has looked like and how focusing on loving yourself is a valuable foundation to loving another.
We are back from our end of year break and we are ready to chat! In this episode we talk about the narrative around friendships we've been seeing online of late. We ask ourselves if there is such a thing as relationshio etiquette and if so what is it? Are there basic ways we should treat people we are any type of relationship with?
2020 has been a year that none of us saw coming but, in some ways, the year so many of us need? In this episode we take a moment to reflect back and give thanks for the lessons we've learnt, the progress we've made and also the big curve balls we didn't see coming. Take the journey with us!
It's our last episode of the year so we will catch in 2021!
In this week's episode we are joined by friend of the pod - Dara! We share our opinions of the term "women of colour". We discuss the contexts in which we would refer to ourselves as "women of colour" and the limitations of using the phrase in order to categorise all non-white people. We talk about gatekeeping blackness and how slippery the slope can be but how necessary it can be in some circumstances as well.
In this week's episode we try our hand at answering some dilemmas from the world of reddit. And we answer that now famous question "Am I the Asshole?"
In this week's episode we tackle cancel culture. We talk about what it is, whether regular people like us can get cancelled and what the purpose of it is. We discuss the apparent difference in the treatment of men and women who get "cancelled". We talk cancel culture in the church and how that reconciles with the taught concepts such as grace, redemption and restoration.
In this episode we discuss EXPECTATIONS. We take a look at how our expectations of our significant other have changed over the years, and how social media has got us wanting and expecting more from our partners.
In this week’s episode, we are joined again by our favourite DOCTOR @xavethefave to discuss porn. We talk about the porn industry and the effects it has on men and women when it comes to relating to one another. We also discuss the hit show “I May Destroy You” and what consent means in sexual relationships.
Let’s discuss church hurt....This week, we get personal and passionate about our own journeys within the church, and how our relationship with the church has evolved over the years. We talk about how issues in the church can sometimes cause individuals to have a crisis in faith, grow distant from the church and with God.
It’s Mental Health Awareness Month!! We thought it only fitting to be joined by Dr Xavier @xavethefave, a black male mental health doctor to help us discuss mental health. In this week’s episode, we discuss the stigma around mental health and the differences amongst men and women when it comes to seeking help in African communities. We also discuss the rise in anxiety and the issues in society that are increasing mental health issues. Dr Xavier also weighs in on the sometimes problematic relationship between black men and their relationship to black women - are black men really our oppressors?
In this week‘s episode we talk about how we have navigated dealing with those who bring negative energy in our lives from our friends to our family members. We honestly examine our own toxic traits and whether we have ever been accused of being toxic in our relationships with others. We talk about whether we believe that forgiveness is really the best option in all relationships.
In this episode we get personal about waiting until marriage. We discuss the preconceptions and misconceptions about our decision and whether it is realistic to wait until marriage before having sex. We talk about where this decision stems from, being tempted, the shame sometimes attached to waiting as well as navigating relationships and what sex means to us.
In this episode we have the pleasure of having our friend Ayebatonye on the podcast with us. Ayebatonye is a DJ and interdisciplinary artist based in Sydney. In this conversation, we talk about the allowances that black people give to white and non black POC in conversations about racism and the Black Lives Matter movement. We talk about why we shouldn't centre white voices in our conversations and being critical of the voices and authors popular culture often props up. We talk about black people who have chosen to disengage from the movement and discuss why self preservation can be a valid choice to make for your own sake.
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In this episode, we continue the conversation which we begun last week about the complexity in the relationship between black women and black men. We have our friends (and sisters) Dara and Judy on to discuss how differences between the way society sees black women compared to black men. We look at how black men can be the cause of a lot of the sexism and misogyny directed at black women. We explore why being "strong" is not the compliment it's made out to be for black women. We discuss how being pro-black is not always a given in black people who date other black people. We explore the complexity in raising biracial children and how critical it is to understand the impact of parental attitudes can have on their identy.
In this episode we are joined by our friends Osazee and Alieu who give us their perspective as black men who date outside of their race. We discuss interracial dating and the judgement that comes from the African community and particularly African women. We ask whether you can be "pro-black" and date outside your race and whether dating non-black women says something about how you view yourself as a black man.
WE'RE BACK! Welcome to season 3 of the Champagne Breakfast Podcast. This season we are going to be getting more real and personal then ever before. Starting with this week's episode which explores how personal journies with coming to terms with our physical appearance and how that impacts our desirability. We talk about how we have come to form the opinions and perspectives we have about our bodies based on our experiences. We ask ourselves how much of an hinderance (or not) our appearance have been in how we relate to others especially men we may be interested in.
In this week's episode we chat to some good friends of ours, Rob and Denise, about their modern love story which features tinder, a sexist tango instructor and hunger pains. We compare and contrast online/app dating experiences, and how the taboo surrounding this method of dating is slowly lifting. Then we ask about the tough conversations and individual realisations they've had over their time dating since Rob is white and Denise is black. We ask questions about how necessary it is to have a partner that can relate to you on the same level on issues of race and injustice.
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After a week of what seems like blow after blow to black women worldwide we express how fed up we are at the seemingly constant disrespect black women face. We talk about stereotypes and typecasts that often plague black women and obstruct the path to creating an individual self identity. We talk about the role black men play and should play in uplifting and supporting black women. We, as black women, are tired of showing up for people who do not show up for us in turn.
In this week's episode we welcome Jade back to talk in more details about the Church's response to the current Black Lives Matter movement, discussions on systematic racism and police brutality. We share our opinions on whether we think the response has been thorough enough or whether it is performative in nature. At the centre of it, we analyse whether the church has a problem with discussing race in a genuine and serious way. Then we ask ourselves critical questions about the church we know, love and have attended for many years.
It's the one year aniiversary of The Champagne Breakfast Podcast! To celebrate we gather with the other half of Champagne Breakfast. We discuss the expectation vs reality of 2020 so far. Then we change course and reflect on the big issue facing the world right now with the resurgence of the #Blacklivesmatter movement. We ask ourselves whether silence makes you complicit and the importance of advocacy and allyship at this time.
This week's episode is a continuation of last week's discussion around the hoe phase. We invite our friend Tolu to weigh in from a man's perspective, as we take a look at what constitute's a male hoe phase. We also discuss the impact of a body count, why a hoe phase may be necessary and how old is too old.
Is the "hoe phase" a rite of passage? In today's episode we discuss why this sentiment may be problematic, our own internalised biases when it comes to women exploring and expressing their sexuality & the different attitudes men and women have towards the hoe phase.
The Champagne Breakfast podcast goes international this week as we are joined by our friend Nola, a journalist from London, England. In this episode we discuss the evolution of Black British culture and the lack of an established identify among Africans in Australia and the effects of this, particularly how this has led to Africans in Australia trying to emulate our cousins across the sea.
We're back together (in person) and it feels so good! In this week's episode we talk about the difficulties of navigating adult friendships. We ask ourselves are there bare minimum expectations you're entitled to have of your friends? How do you handle conflict when it arises? We speak openly and honestly about our journey to finding friendships that are balanced. Then we leave you with a special rendition of the savage remix.
In this week's episode we are joined by Glody and Voldy to discuss if men are really trash - Is it problematic from a male point of view and does it effect the development of romantic relationships? This is a long episode so grab your favourite wine and join the conversation.
This week we are taking a look at our personal finances and how they are tracking in light of COVID-19. We discuss investing in shares, savings tips and the dangers of sharing financial goals and achievements on the internet
This week are joined by a very special guest and close friend Jonojrat. This episode is a discussion around the church - specifically its relationship to money and wealth and the way purity is taught and spoken about in church circles
What do butt plugs, a surrogate mother and $30, 000 have in common? Tune in to our first virtual episode to find out.
This week we are joined by the boys from Biased Reality podcast to discuss the different ways money - or lack of it - can affect a friendship. We discuss whether its okay to know how much your friends make, should you lend money to your friends and how do you deal with a friend making significantly more or less than you.
In this weeks episode we are chatting about the coronavirus pandemic! It's all over the media and on the tip of everyones' tongue so why not bring it to our podcast. We're discussing the virus that is changing the very fabric of our day to day lives - from privileged panic and selfish society to our take on social distancing
In this week's episode we are joined by a very special guest. We take a hard look at and the church and sexuality as we discuss hypocritical christians, same sex relationships and living your truth wholeheartedly.
This week we continue our conversation around self pleasure and the use of sex toys. We also discuss the narrative surrounding female, sexual liberation in 2020 and what having the freedom to have sex and speak about it looks like to us.
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On this week's episode, we discuss Netflix's latest, bingeable offering "Love is Blind". From deal breakers to red flags, cougars to gas lighters - this show has it all! We dissect the way in which the show reflects our own dating experiences and how much weight we give to physical attraction. This week we also talk about the way we deal with suppression of feelings and desire as well as the way both have played a role in how we navigate relationships and situationships.
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Inspired by our friends @biasedrealitypodcast, in this week's episode we deep dive into our journey of understanding race, racism and race relations from a unique African- Australian lens. We reflect on some of our past experiences. We ask ourselves the question of are we and have we been an ally to all people in Australia when it comes to race.
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On this week's episode we discuss the fine line between being honest and being a hater. In this current era where your social media presence can be used to influence others, we attempt to navigate the merky waters of supporting friends and family while still maintain your authenticity. We get candid about our own experiences and come for necks... even our own.
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New year, new us! We are back and better with an all new look and line up for Season 2 of the Champagne Breakfast podcast.
Join us for the first episode of the season as we set our intentions for the coming year. We discuss the lessons the last decade has taught us and the ways in which we are moving forward and rising up in the new year.
2020 is going to be a great one, make sure you join us for the ride!
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This week's episode marks the end of the first season of The Champagne Breakfast Podcast. The ladies reunite to answer questions from Ghanaian Australian DJ, podcaster and social media personality FlexMami's "reflexthegame". The card game that encourages deeper conversations and critical thinking. We cover a range of topics as we randomly draw questions and answer them honestly.
Join us for this season's final episode and we'll see you in 2020 for another season of The Champagne Breakfast Podcast.
This week's episode is the fifth and final episode of our dream chasers and hustlers” series, This weeks episode is the fifth and final episode of our dream chasers and hustlers” series, where we talk to young people who are actively and passionately pursuing their dreams and goals.
This week episode we have a very special guest Davis Osa, an event planner who has been behind many successful events and is one of the people behind one of the biggest events to flood the Afrobeats scene ‘ Sounds of Afrobeats festival’.
Davis takes us through the ins and outs of establishing a successful business, the importance of building trusting relationships in the industry and the risk and sacrifices involved.
We also talk about his future goals and what's next for Davis Osa
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This week's episode is the fourth instalment of our 'Dreamchasers & Hustlers' series, where we talk to young people who are actively and passionately pursing their dreams and goals.
Today we speak with Naomi, CEO and creative director of BOCK:ARIE, an emerging accessories and future wear brand.
Naomi takes us through her arc from working a 9-5 to building her very own brand from the ground up. We get an insight into the world of sustainable fashion and design, the pitfalls and the triumphs of working for yourself and finding balance amongst it all.
We discuss financing your vision, dealing with pressure to build and maintain a brand, effective networking and the marketing machine that is social media.
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This week episode is the third instalment of our 'Dreamchasers & Hustlers' series, where we talk to young people who are actively and passionately pursuing their dreams and goals.
We speak to Mike Walker, a lawyer working his way up the corporate ladder. Mike gives us insight into his role and the challenges faced when competing to be at the top of your field. He also shares with us the importance of a healthy work and lifestyle balance and how to he stays focused and prevents burnout.
This week's episode is the second instalment of our 'Dreamchasers & Hustlers' series, where we talk to young people who are actively and passionately pursuing their dreams and goals.
Today we speak with our good friend Rey Cole (@reyheygate on Instagram), an aspiring rapper and social media content creator. Rey talks us through his journey to discovering purpose and passion over money, the ways in which culture forms and the institutions behind these trends. We discuss the state of Australian hip hop and the importance of having diverse voices elevated in media through Rey's passion project @yesbutwhereareyoureallyfrom on Instagram.
In this episode we begin our new series called "Dreamchasers and Hustlers" where we talk to young people who are actively and passionately pursuing their dreams and goals.
We begin our series with a candid conversation with DJ, makeup artist, podcaster and software developer Judeeaa (@callmejudeeaa on all socials). We talk about the challenges she has faced in her pursuit of building her platform. We discuss cultural and parental pressures to follow the "secure" path instead of chasing ones dreams. She opens up about her desire to support others like her to come up, represent and carry on the mantle.
We discuss the recent wave of social media feminist personalities encouraging women to claim whats their's from men. We talk about the trade offs between men and women. And share our thoughts on having someone else finance our lifestyle.
This week we are joined by Mark and Eric to discuss the societal pressures and expectations placed on men. We explore the drive behind a mans success, the pressure placed on "settling down" and the journey for emotional intelligence in the midst of it all.
Following the Gina Rodriguez controversy, a discussion ignited once again on social media around the use of the N word. In this week's episode we deep dive into the use of this word in both popular culture and everyday life by both black and non black people. We discuss how we have personally chosen to engage with the word, as well as the lack of social responsibility around educating and understanding important histories and contexts.
In this weeks episode we take part in a little experiment around "dating apps". Listen and find out about our good and not so good dating experiences, and whether we would recommend dating apps when looking for love.
This week, we continue our discussion around singleness and some of the shame and stigma we attach to it. We explore what desirability looks like as women of colour, resorting to dating apps and the pressure of the ever ticking biological clock.
In this week's episode we talk about the "S" word SINGLESS! We discuss how we navigate through the pressures that society, friends and family put on us.
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This week we are joined by our friend Rey to discuss what it is men and women truly want. We explore deal-breakers and the allowances we make in relationships, whether romantic partnerships can exist without sex, the effects of the porn industry and dating a murderer.
This week we are joined by the little sisters of the Champagne Breakfast podcast to discuss the ins and outs of growing up in the thick of the digital age. We discuss the impact social media has had on self esteem, maintaining friendships and the increase in cyberbullying amongst Gen Z. The girls get candid about the obsessive nature of apps like Instagram, posting and deleting pictures as well as the weight of a comment vs a like.
In this week's episode we question the concept of "wokeness". We ask what does it mean to be woke? and Do we personally identify as woke? We deep dive into recent examples in pop culture where the woke police have caused havoc on social media. We discuss the positive and negative connotations associated with wokeness and how that impacts the way the message is received.
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What is girl code ? How do you personally define "girl code" ?. In this episode we discuss scenarios that show that girl code isn't as universal as some may think.
On this week's episode we dive into the world of 21st century millennial dating. We relive some of our dating triumphs and mishaps. We discuss the merits of dating people you've already established a connection with vs going in blind. We share our feelings about shooting your shot, who pays for the first date and dating in a different country.
In this episode we talk about sexless relationship and how we navigate between our beliefs and societal pressure.
In this week's episode, we discuss growing up African in Australia and the challenges this presents in relating to others, the world at large and ourselves.
In this episode we discuss the struggle to save, money regrets and the millennial pressure to get ahead and be ahead.
In this week's episode we talk about one of our favourite activities - travel. We discuss our experiences dealing with parental apprehension over our frequent desire to travel. We discuss whether travel is an indulgence or a necessity. We compare solo travel domestically and internationally with travelling with friends. We reminisce about the trips we've taken and reveal our dream travel destinations.
In this weeks episode we continue our discussion around the complexities surrounding hair that WOC face day to day. We examine hair privilege and bias, male attention and attraction as well as societal pressures to conform.
On this week's episode we begin our discussion on hair and our experiences as natural haired black women. We share some funny stories of work colleagues inappropriately touching our hair and making loud comments. We talk about some of our most embarrassing "off wig" moments and discuss the unique struggle of having black hair in an Australian society
This week we are joined by our friend James as we discuss what is cheating. The conversation then gets heated, as we discuss whether pecking is cheating and whether monogamist relationships require conversations to set boundaries
This week we talk about Keeping up with the Kardashian/Jenner clan. Their influence on women, pop culture and body image. We discuss whether celebrities have a responsibility to tell the truth to their followers.
This week we continue our conversation on social media and it's effect on our mental health. We touch on Instagram trigger warnings, disconnecting to reconnect internally, anxiety in younger generations and being petty on social media.
In this episode we start the conversation on social media and it's effects on our mental health. We talk about how we personally use social media and work to create healthy boundaries while navigating the digital age.
In this episode we talk about female friendships, handling conflict and how we deal with being 6 different women on this life journey.
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Instagram - @jade.sanjose
Oge:
Instagram- @ogeike_
Twitter - @ogeike_
Sayo:
Instagram - @sayo.og
Twitter - @sayoog
Seonita:
Instagram - @seonita
Twitter - @Seonita_Hamman
Our theme music by Rey:
Instagram: @emotionsofabipolarmilleniall
In this special episode we introduce you to The Champagne Breakfast Podcast Ladies
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Dasmira
instagram - @dasmiraalvandi
Evelyn:
Instagram - @etinosa
Twitter - @itsetinosa
Jade:
Instagram - @jade.sanjose
Oge:
Instagram- @ogeike_
Twitter - @ogeike_
Sayo:
Instagram - @sayo.og
Twitter - @sayoog
Seonita:
Instagram - @seonita
Twitter - @Seonita_Hamman
Our theme music by Rey:
Instagram: @emotionsofabipolarmilleniall