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Nurtured, with Black Women at Edinburgh

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"Nurtured" is your audio platform for authentic stories from Black women at the University of Edinburgh. Join us biweekly as we dive deep into the intricacies of being a Black woman in a predominantly white institution, navigating life's challenges, and maximising the university experience. In our candid and safe discussions, we cover personal experiences, current affairs, and more. Hosted by Maryam Yusuf and Rutendo Amanda Hoto

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Episode thumbnail for Curated Lives: Black Women, Lifestyle Creep, and the Pressures of Social Media Consumption

November 4, 2024

Curated Lives: Black Women, Lifestyle Creep, and the Pressures of Social Media Consumption

<p><em>In this Episode, Amanda and Maryam dive deep into a fresh era of Black womanhood, Kicking off with a ‘Get to Know Me’ tag, they swap stories on summer adventures, the books that changed their views on Black womanhood, and their most valued essentials. </em></p> <p><em>The conversation then shifts to a nuanced discussion on Black women and consumption—unpacking everything from ‘lifestyle creep’ and fast fashion to the trends of Black luxury and the ethics of consumption. Why are we constantly pushed to buy into lifestyles, and what does intentional ownership look like for us? Plus, the latest buzz in pop culture and current events. </em></p> <p><em>Tune in for candid reflections, laughs, and insights into the value we place on what we own and what it says about us.</em></p>

Episode thumbnail for Giving Black Girls Their Flowers: Celebrating Legacy, Sisterhood, and Creativity

September 30, 2024

Giving Black Girls Their Flowers: Celebrating Legacy, Sisterhood, and Creativity

<p>In this episode, we’re celebrating Black women and giving them their flowers as we dive into everything new and exciting at Black Women at Edinburgh (BWE) in 2024. Amanda kicks things off by explaining what it means for BWE to be an official society and how bringing new members into the fold has strengthened our vision. </p> <p>We answer some big questions throughout: Why is creativity so important to Black women? How does BWE support us in chasing non-traditional career paths? What are the challenges and rewards of navigating leadership and creativity as young Black women. We also discuss why it’s so important for BWE to take control of the narrative around Black women, and how <em>Nurtured the Magazine</em> is at the forefront of that mission.</p> <p>To wrap things up, we have an open conversation about the importance of sisterhood. We dive deep into why standing together—especially when facing misogyny and sexual and gender-based violence—is vital. This episode is all about celebrating who we are, lifting each other up, and building a legacy that Black women can be proud of.</p>

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January 7, 2024

Episode 4: Did somebody say feminism?

<p>In episode 4 Nurtured, Maryam and Amanda dive into their personal journeys with feminism. They reflect on their shifting perspectives, moving from initial doubts about feminism to embracing it with open arms, a journey shaped by their unique experiences growing up.</p> <p><br></p> <p>They unpack how being Black and either African or British influences how they experience both racism and misogyny, and address the struggle of reconciling religious beliefs like Christianity and Islam with feminist principles.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Maryam and Amanda stress the importance of sisterhood, supporting fellow women, and creating a space of collective care within the Black community. The episode courageously confronts the harsh realities of male violence against women, discussing the weight of issues like cheating and the cruciality of informed consent. They dive into the differences between misogyny and misandry, highlighting how misogyny&#39;s historical impact far outweighs misandry.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Offering advice to black girls new to feminism, they stress the importance of centring women&#39;s experiences and the empowerment found in steering away from male-centric viewpoints. They wrap up with their thoughts on the Barbie movie and a list of gripping feminist reads like &#39;Dear Ijeawele,&#39; &#39;Purple Hibiscus,&#39; and &#39;We Should All Be Feminists.&#39;</p> <p><br></p> <p>Join the conversation in Episode 4, exploring feminism, intersectionality, and the evolving dynamics of gender in today&#39;s world.</p> <p><br></p> --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-women-at-edinburgh/message

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What is Nurtured, with Black Women at Edinburgh?

"Nurtured" is your audio platform for authentic stories from Black women at the University of Edinburgh.

Join us biweekly as we dive deep into the intricacies of being a Black woman in a predominantly white institution, navigating life's challenges, and maximising the university experience.

In our candid and safe discussions, we cover personal experiences, current affairs, and more.

Hosted by Maryam Yusuf and Rutendo Amanda Hoto

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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