ASA Western University: Let's Discuss: Recent Episodes
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Hey guys! sadly this is the last episode of Lets Discuss 2024, but before we hand the baton to the next podcast directors, follow Semi and Nifemi as they discuss they're favourite ASA moments of the school year!
Hey guys! join Nifemi and Semi as they discuss their views on african aunties/elders, and how we'll soon be the african aunties we adore so much. We hope you all enjoy this episode, and catch us back here for the next one!
Unlocking a new chapter of identity!✨ Our latest episode features captivating conversations with our lovely guests about navigating dual cultures, cultivating your identity as an African in Canada, and how living in Canada has impacted our connection to our roots. Tune in! 🌍❤️
hey guys! this episode Semi and Nifemi will be discussing all types of relationships from romantic to friendships to family, we hope you enjoy this episode and have a great Valentines day!
Hi guys, today we're joined by ASAs co-presidents Ore and Keren and we're discussing our mental health from 2023 as well as what we're doing to better it this 2024, we hope you guys enjoy!
Join us, your new podcast hosts, Nifemi and Semilore as we discuss what things we believe our society needs to let go before the clock strikes 12am on December 31st.
Join us, Jasmine and Frances, 2 second year students, as they share their experiences so far at western. Between res experiences and academics these girls had so much to share, as well as some great advice for our incoming black girls. We hope you enjoy!
Happy New Yearrrr!! Let's talk about new years resolutions, busy campus life and our do's and don'ts for 2023.
Here by popular demand we've brought you guys another dating episode with some special guests. Take a seat and listen to all the tea as we dive into our icks, talking stages and the sassy men era.
Guests:
Udeh, Dami, Forbehn, Nifemi, Rofi & Zina
Join us, Feyi, Amani and Tolani as we talk about our experiences with intergenerational trauma, mental health and share some really meaningful advice.
Join us and our guests Nana and Daeja, as we dive into what it feels like to be stuck between African and Canadian cultures.