VIVA
One Jamaican Caymanian and one Southern Sudanese Liberian American woman put them together and you get VIVA ladies and gentle (men)? Viva Podcast puts in conversation two young immigrant millennial women in Berlin tackling issues of sisterhood, womanhood, racial injustices in Germany, dating the boys (and girls) in Berlin, health, politics, and much more. You know those conversations you have with your homegirl in the kitchen while braiding her hair and laying her edges? Imagine you’re in that room with co-hosts Bonnie and Cassianne. Join us as we talk about the issues relevant to our lives and always on our minds (ladies and lurkers included). Looking forward to catching YOU on the up and coming season of Viva!
Episodes
Monday Sep 28, 2020
Monday Sep 28, 2020
As Black people, we should be putting our money where our mouths are which in the times of the BLM movement there has been a rise in Black people supporting Black businesses, however, with the looting that has taken place during BLM are we offsetting the progress?
Friday Sep 11, 2020
Friday Sep 11, 2020
In light of the BLM movement there has been quite a watchful eye on the diaspora, how have different Afro-diasporic communities respond to the BLM? How does this response look in the Afro-German community? and what is it like being Black in Europe? We share our thoughts on the ever so controversial but is it really... Black Lives Matter movement.
Friday Aug 28, 2020
Friday Aug 28, 2020
Since the dawn of time, Black Women have been on the front lines of every movement creating and upholding change only to be abused, mistreated, chastised, degraded by the entirety of society. We are being sexually abused, sex trafficked and murdered at disproportionate rates to white women and other women of races, why is it that we have to endure so much and still we are the ones fighting for the freedom and liberation of all every single day?
Thursday Aug 13, 2020
Thursday Aug 13, 2020
In the age of social media "digital protesting" is on a rise, some find this the so-called "lazy" way of doing the necessary work of dismantling racism and capitalism but is it? How do female rappers use their platforms in light of the Black Lives Matter movement is it problematic? Tune in to hear our take on this episode of VIVA Podcast.