by Ominous Ellipses
The original concept for Sad and Bougie was “reviewing various anti-psychotics at Michelin star restaurants, but was soon scrapped when the estimated cost would surely be above a teacher’s salary. Sad and Bougie attempts to convey the duality of existence as a millennial Black woman in 2020. Raised by pop culture (and an amazing mother), host Ariel Brown explores topics from lace fronts to mental illness to being a Black educator navigating a white school system.
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8/11/2020
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September 17, 2020
<p>Sad and Boujee took a week off because Ariel aged another year. But time is a social construct so the show goes on.</p> <p>Let's talk aging, drinking, and general dread on this week's episode.</p> <p>Send money WMWs.</p> <p>Venmo: @reparationsnowokay<br> Cashapp: $ithinkyouowememoney</p> <p>Produced by Don Kim.<br> Don is a teacher and owns a computer and audio editing software. He is the producer by default.<br> <br> Hosted by Ariel Brown.<br> Teacher, bartender, and recovering scene kid, Ariel has limited electronic skills and a 2015 MacBook Air, thusly she is the host.<br> <br> --<br> <br> The original concept for Sad and Bougie was “reviewing various anti-psychotics at Michelin star restaurants, but was soon scrapped when the estimated cost would surely be above a teacher’s salary. Sad and Bougie attempts to convey the duality of existence as a millennial Black woman in 2020. Raised by pop culture (and an amazing mother), Ariel explores topics from lace fronts to mental illness to being a Black educator navigating a white school system.</p>
September 2, 2020
<p>"You're cool, you're cool, you suck!"</p> <p>The wonderful bartenders of Bootleg Babes bring their bar stories to this week's podcast. Seattle folks, support @bootleg.babes (instagram).</p> <p>If you venmo us, we will mail you SoCo & Lime. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Venmo: @reparationsnowokay<br> Cashapp: $ithinkyouowememoney</p> <p>Produced by Don Kim.<br> Don is a teacher and owns a computer and audio editing software. He is the producer by default.<br> <br> Hosted by Ariel Brown.<br> Teacher, bartender, and recovering scene kid, Ariel has limited electronic skills and a 2015 MacBook Air, thusly she is the host.<br> <br> --<br> <br> The original concept for Sad and Bougie was “reviewing various anti-psychotics at Michelin star restaurants, but was soon scrapped when the estimated cost would surely be above a teacher’s salary. Sad and Bougie attempts to convey the duality of existence as a millennial Black woman in 2020. Raised by pop culture (and an amazing mother), Ariel explores topics from lace fronts to mental illness to being a Black educator navigating a white school system.</p>
August 25, 2020
<p>Welcome Millenials and sorry in advance to GenZ folk.</p> <p>Ariel welcomes the Bootleg Babes. </p> <p>Hear about bartender life, what cartoons shaped our sexuality and Bootleg Babes (@bootleg.babes - Instagram). If you're in the Seattle area, support them RIGHTNOW.</p> <p>Venmo: @reparationsnowokay<br> Cashapp: $ithinkyouowememoney</p> <p>Produced by Don Kim.<br> Don is a teacher and owns a computer and audio editing software. He is the producer by default.<br> <br> Hosted by Ariel Brown.<br> Teacher, bartender, and recovering scene kid, Ariel has limited electronic skills and a 2015 MacBook Air, thusly she is the host.<br> <br> --<br> <br> The original concept for Sad and Bougie was “reviewing various anti-psychotics at Michelin star restaurants, but was soon scrapped when the estimated cost would surely be above a teacher’s salary. Sad and Bougie attempts to convey the duality of existence as a millennial Black woman in 2020. Raised by pop culture (and an amazing mother), Ariel explores topics from lace fronts to mental illness to being a Black educator navigating a white school system.</p>
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The original concept for Sad and Bougie was “reviewing various anti-psychotics at Michelin star restaurants, but was soon scrapped when the estimated cost would surely be above a teacher’s salary.
Sad and Bougie attempts to convey the duality of existence as a millennial Black woman in 2020. Raised by pop culture (and an amazing mother), host Ariel Brown explores topics from lace fronts to mental illness to being a Black educator navigating a white school system.
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