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Juicy Conversations with Julie
by Julie Ngalle
Chatting about whatever’s going on in the world and the many joys of adulthood ☀️Available on all streaming platforms! Follow Juicy on socials: Insta: https://instagram.com/juicyconversations?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Twitter: https://twitter.com/juicyconvos1?s=21&t=RtA_XhIId9bFY3xTrsgZ3w Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@juicyconversations?_t=8bTAbAAt20g&_r=1 I also write articles: https://linktr.ee/juicy_conversations
Episodes
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The Mazan trial
CW: mentions of r*pe, s*x**l ass**lt and domestic violence*l*nce are present all throughout this episode. Viewer discretion is advised, please protect your mental healths always. 💕 This week, we are back with an episode that should never have needed to see the day, talking about the Mazan (aka...
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September reset
Summer is over, Juicy Conversations is back! Today we're talking about anything and everything, from seasonal theories to routine changes and how they can affect us, to how I got ready for one of my favourite periods of the year, we're having a very chaotic, juicy catch-up.…
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Now is not the time to give up!
After a short break, we are back with yet another juicy catch-up. From UK elections to the rise of far-right ideologies and the impunity of those spreading them to the Celebrity BlockOut2024 movement, we're reviewing some of the news that stuck with me during the break, analysing them, and...
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Aya Nakamura has awakened the racists
All it took was one article about alleged conversations between President Macron and Aya Nakamura to start a national debate. It is rumoured that the singer might be performing at the 2024 Paris Olympics' opening ceremony, maybe even singing Edith Piaf and it's safe to say, a lot of people are...
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Juicy voicenote #4: is it that hard to stop eating from two fast-food chains for a few months?
This week's episode works as a continuation and more of an opinion piece to an article I wrote questioning the power of boycotts in our day and age. Read the article: https://julie-ngalle04.medium.com/in-2024-can-boycotts-still-work-29639b3c8419 The short of it is: that we need to do more and…
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The annual new year catch & what I want politicians to stop doing in 2024
Happy New Year my darlings 💞 We're back today with our annual reflections from new resolutions to learnings from the past year and just the general life updates. To start the year right, we're also going through some of the big societal conversations that happened this year and basically just...
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Supporting, empowering and protecting queer lives
In recent years, the queer community, and more specifically the trans community have been subject to dangerous, unfounded, and hateful attacks from media, governments, and the general public all across the world. In a world where the idea of a 'culture war' is being thrown around senselessly, we...
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Juicy voicenote #3: we're baaaaack
Hey besties!! Very quick episode today just to say a quick hello and check in. Look forward to speaking to you all soon and sharing some of the content I have in store xxxx ------------------- Find the podcast: Website: https://linktr.ee/juicy_conversations Instagram:...
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Juicy voicenote #2: influencers are out of control
It's been an intense few weeks in the digital world with Collen Ballinger getting canceled (yet again), Shein's latest and most controversial influencer trip and our usual internet favs (or not) acting absolutely unhinged, as always really! In the chaos of all this, on the pod, it got us thinking...
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If your allyship is conditional, it’s not allyship
We are back today and we are M.A.D. We're discussing the sentencing to prison of a woman in the UK who got an abortion beyond the legal limit, the limitations of legislation and the need for it to evolve with society, and why allyship cannot have conditions. I talked about conditional allyship in...
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An honest conversation about mental health (part.2)
A year after the first episode, we're back today with a very special guest (and pal) talking about how we've been over the last year. We talked about getting professional and medical help, how people around you grow (or not) with you in dark times, and the guilt we tend to feel in those periods...
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Juicy voicenote #1: it's literally a mermaid
The Little Mermaid live-action premiered, Lilo & Stitch's live-action casting was announced and it gave us a perfect opportunity to remind ourselves qnd other people why casting racially ambiguous-looking to play characters with very specific physical features and cultural background is not the...
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Podcast anniversary, women's history month & Hailey vs Selena
I am back today (on my own again), celebrating Juicy conversations' second birthday and looking back on the fun, challenges, and lessons of the past two years. Women's history month is coming to an end which is also a great time to remind ourselves of why raising awareness matters and what needs…
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New year reflections and juicy news round up
In true Juicy conversations fashion, I've only Feb to post a podcast about the new year that was recorded on the 21st of January. But here it is, we're talking resolutions, learnings from 2022, and how simple habits, mindfulness, and self-care can really help with my mental health. Also could not...
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The best pop culture moments of 2022
In this episode, we review some of the wildest pop culture moments of 2022. Kanye West, Liam Payne, Amber Heard & Johnny Depp, Chris Brown, Matt Hancock on I'm a celeb, and more, we laughed at, called out, and dissected what the world of entertainment had to offer, and what it sometimes said…
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Eco-anxiety, media negativity and how we can be more sustainable
In today's episode, we look back at the big headlines of the summer as we ask ourselves, is the media's negativity really helping raise awareness against climate change and how much it can contribute to feelings of hopelessness, panic and fear. On a lighter note, we also looked at the little…
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Funmi Lijadu on going viral, activism through art and linking pop culture and social justice
In this episode, I am joined by very special guest Funmi Lijadu, freelance journalist and collage artist who recently went viral on Twitter after posting about her English Literature dissertation. We talked Love Island, gender performance, RnB and pick me music as well as Cara Delevingne as we...
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Fashion & sustainability: the good the bad and the ugly
Juicy Conversations with Julie is back with another episode where we discuss the state of the fashion industry and the rise of sustainable fashion as a movement but also fashion business model. Having looked at this we consider the great progress and conversations that rose within the sector as...
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The 80s AIDS epidemic and honouring queer history
In this episode, we review the events of the 1980s AIDS pandemic as we analyse how the mishandling, misinformation and lack of support led to the tragedy that the epidemic was, as well as fueled homophobia that continues to this day. As we identify how the media, governments and lack of sex...
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Celebrating Black history and culture
In honour of Black History Month, Julie and her guests discuss the importance, necessity but also meanings and many joys of celebrating this month. More intersectional education, support for the black community and awareness as to dismantling stereotypes and appropriating culture are some of just...
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Reclaiming the streets
TW: This podcast discusses sexual assault, rape and other forms of gender-based violence some listeners may find upsetting. In today's episode, we react to the brutal murders of Sabina Nessa and Sarah Everard as we discuss the growing threat that is gender-based violence in the UK and the world.…
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Pride, LGBTQ+ rights & queer education
In this episode, Julie and her guests bring up the importance and relevancy of holding pride. As they discuss, homophobia-based violence, inequality and lack of intersectionality and support for the LGBTQ+ community, the speakers unveil the need for queer history and promotion to be more central…
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Debunking COVID-19 vaccine conspiracies and worries
In this episode, we address the many doubts and questions that arose when the COVID vaccines first hit the market. From its safety to its efficiency and the general science behind vaccines, Julie’s 2 guests do their best to break it all down and offer some level of reassurance
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Colourism, colonial trauma and intersectional feminism
This first episode is being posted in honour of International Women's Day. Julie and her five guests discuss the place and treatment of women of colour within our societies as they attempt to explain the importance of making feminism more intersectional.
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Introduction, reflecting on the year and 2021 resolutions
In this first "pilot" episode, Julie and her four besties get together to reflect on the chaotic year that was 2020 as we discuss the pandemic, Black Lives Matter protest and privilege with hopeful mindsets for 2021.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Chatting about whatever’s going on in the world and the many joys of adulthood ☀️Available on all streaming platforms! Follow Juicy on socials: Insta: https://instagram.com/juicyconversations?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Twitter: https://twitter.com/juicyconvos1?s=21&t=RtA_XhIId9bFY3xTrsgZ3w Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@juicyconversations?_t=8bTAbAAt20g&_r=1 I also write articles: https://linktr.ee/juicy_conversations
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Julie Ngalle
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