by Nadine and Tarini
Laugh and feel connected with Nadine and Tarini as they invite you into their decade long friendship - boldly questioning everything they’ve learned one candid conversation at a time. New episodes weekly. Subscribe and follow along on Instagram @ykwim.pod and on Youtube @You Know What I Mean? Podcast.
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3/18/2019
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July 30, 2022
Another episode about Instagram??? At least it’s not manifestation! “End Instagram” has been all over our feeds- and with good reason. Not only does the algorithm not work for anyone (except to show us ads), Instagram is basically Tik Tok at this point. On this week’s episode, Nadine and Tarini discuss how Instagram is going the way of Facebook- trying to do too much, eventually not doing anything well, and losing even the one thing it did do well. Instagram, in their humble opinion, should stay in its lane as a photo sharing app. In the meantime, tune in next week for an update on Nadine’s insta-cleanse and Tarini’s update on the Riverdale season finale (if you know you know). Stream this week’s episode wherever you listen to your podcast, watch on YouTube at You Know What I Mean? Podcast, and follow on Instagram (if you aren’t inspired to delete your Instagram after this episode) @ykwim.pod
July 16, 2022
<p>On this week’s episode, Nadine and Tarini discuss all things curly hair. But not how to take care of it (Ashley Tisdale already put out a video on that- IYKYK). Instead, it’s about how curly hair is trendy and how it feels for people who have struggled with their hair forever. And while it may be trendy, when non-white people have curly hair it’s still regarded as unruly, unkempt, unprofessional. Not only that, it’s often shown as the “before” in makeovers and in movies, used as a way to denote characters as lower class, dirty, and often ugly. Listen to hear all their thoughts on curly hair, how it’s represented, and why they ***will*** be gatekeeping (refer to Ashley Tisdale’s curly hair tutorial). Stream wherever you get your podcasts, watch on YouTube at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKiGXMPcHMvg3P-eqjfJCqQ">You Know What I Mean? Podcast</a> and follow on Instagram <a href="//instagram.com/ykwim.pod">@ykwim.pod</a></p>
July 8, 2022
On last week’s episode, Nadine and Tarini discussed the implications of overturning Roe v. Wade in the U.S. and its impact around the world. This week’s episode continues the conversation in a different way. Women’s bodies are constantly policed, whether through policy or in media. This week’s episode explores not just the political implication on women’s bodies but the social structures through which women and their bodies are conditioned to look, act, and feel. Listen to this week’s episode wherever you get your podcast, follow on Instagram @ykwim.pod, and watch on YouTube at You Know What I Mean? Podcast.
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Laugh and feel connected with Nadine and Tarini as they invite you into their decade long friendship - boldly questioning everything they’ve learned one candid conversation at a time.
New episodes weekly. Subscribe and follow along on Instagram @ykwim.pod and on Youtube @You Know What I Mean? Podcast.
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