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intersectionally speaking
by Seadimo Tlale
conversations in the pursuit of better and more inclusive ways of living!about the host: Seadimo (accepts all pronouns) is a South African born Black queer human - with an LLB (cum laude) from Wits University and an LLM in progress from UCLA. Their passions include abolition, sustainability, art, Thandiswa Mazwai and rants about cis-hetero patriarchy and capitalism in moderation.
Episodes
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Black Women Living Abroad with Nthabiseng Nooe and Neo Dipate [Part 2]
In this series I chat with Black women about their lived experiences of living abroad. Nthabiseng (@nthabiwabi /Nthabynooe) is a South African who has been living in Denmark for over a year, pursuing further education. Neo (@sandra_neo) was born in Botswana, and has been living in England with…
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Black Women Living Abroad with Rudo Christine
In this episode I reconnect with my childhood best friend Rudo Christine (@christiner810), who was born in Zimbabwe and has been living in America for 13 years. We chat about racism and xenophobia, but also about the advantages of being a young person from Africa in America. She may have coined…
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Black Women Living Abroad with Nthabiseng Nooe and Neo Dipate [Part 1]
In this series I chat with Black women about their lived experiences of living abroad. Nthabiseng (@nthabiwabi /Nthabynooe) is a South African who has been living in Denmark for over a year, pursuing further education. Neo (@sandra_neo) was born in Botswana, and has been living in England with…
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Black Love with YouTube couple, the Viks
In this episode YouTube couple, The Viks (@wearetheviks) share their experience of Black Love.. Music by Magdy Haddad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noIyZdwh-Jo
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Survivor or victim? (TW: content about rape)
[This is a repost from a few weeks ago] In this episode I share my reflections about how messed up it is to expect people to comfort you about their traumas. I.e. please don't listen to this and message me about how sorry you are. That makes me feel uncomfortable and pressured to give you comfort...
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PSA: My Preferred Pronouns
What are your preferred pronouns? And are pronouns important to you? In this episode I talk through my thought process regarding my preferred pronouns. The music is by Thandiswa Mazwai, and the source is Ted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-guHd9Zrbn4
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Substantive Transformation with Sohela Surajpal
Sohela Surajpal (@sohelasurajpal) and Seadimo (@seadimotlale) exchange reflections on what transformation in South Africa means. Resources referred to: Sohela's twitter thread: https://twitter.com/sohelasurajpal/status/1286200048670433280?s=20 Mpho Ndaba's On (Black) billionaires:...
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Takeover by Mfumo B - Love in the time of the rona
Mfumo B (@mfumo_B) chats with Nonkululeko Nojoko (@nkulijoki_) and Ntokozo Mbonani (@iamntokozom) about the challenges of mjolo in the time of the rona.
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Tribalism with Mfumo B and Paballo Chauke
"Venda and Tsonga people (from Limpopo) have South Africans of many tribes meting out myriad violence to us. We are at the bottom of the totem pole, with harmful discourses about how difficult our languages are, hypersexualized and seen as less attractive and more intelligent. The violence is...
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Black Girl Joy with Buhle Mayatula
In a world filled with so much pain and exclusion for Black women, what does joy and the relentless pursuit of it look like? Listen to Buhle Mayatula (@buhlemayatula) and Seadimo (@seadimotlale) share their journeys. TW: content about mental illness.
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Prison Abolition with Tumi Moloto
In this episode, Tumi Moloto (@tumi.moloto) and Seadimo (@seadimotlale) share their respective journeys of being abolitionists in South Africa.
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White Allies with Sarah Godsell and Kate Paterson
Sarah Godsell (@sdgosell) and Kate Paterson (@take_the_kate) chat with Seadimo (@seadimotlale) about white guilt, white privilege and fighting racism as a white person in South Africa.
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Bisexuality with Mpho Ndaba
Bisexual people make up more than 50% of the LGBTQ community worldwide, yet they are the least visible. South African bisexual Black man, Mpho Ndaba (@manofcolor_) and queer Black human, Seadimo (@seadimotlale) have a chat about the less visible members of the LGBTQ community, with a focus on the...
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HBO's Insecure Season 4 Finale [part 2]
Part two of the conversation between three Black South African women on HBO's Insecure Season 4 Finale. On this part we unpack mental health, imposter syndrome and the burden of responsibility we place on Black people with social influence. Hosts: Seadimo (@seadimotlale), Zanele Masombuka...
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HBO's Insecure Season 4 Finale [part 1]
Three Black South African women, Zanele Masombuka (@kneezus_), Malebona Maphutse (@bonny_maphutse) and Seadimo (@seadimotlale) unpack their feelings about the season 4 finale of HBO's Insecure, and the ways they relate to the friendship dynamics, Issa and Lawrence's relationship and Tiffany's…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
conversations in the pursuit of better and more inclusive ways of living!about the host: Seadimo (accepts all pronouns) is a South African born Black queer human - with an LLB (cum laude) from Wits University and an LLM in progress from UCLA. Their passions include abolition, sustainability, art, Thandiswa Mazwai and rants about cis-hetero patriarchy and capitalism in moderation.
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Seadimo Tlale
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conversations in the pursuit of better and more inclusive ways of living!about the host: Seadimo (accepts all pronouns) is a South African born Black queer human - with an LLB (cum laude) from Wits University and an LLM in progress from UCLA. Their passions include abolition, sustainability, art,...
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