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Ciao Everyone! Welcome back, in this episode I share with you how my motivation has been. On the 8th of March is International Women's Day, how is this da honoured in Italy? Let's…

Ciao, Diasporahood is back with the one and only, Tia Taylor as a guest. Tia is a Black American Content Creator of Jamaican and Nigerian descent based in Milan. In this conversat…

Ciao there, We are back with another episode. Life is filled with full circle moments, one for me was celebrating the culture of African descent for Black History Month. I left yo…

Ciao, In this episode, I try to make sense of the latest Italian Government Crisis in the midst of a Global Pandemic. Please underline "try" 3 times lol. Would we have a Third Cont…

Ciao! In this episode, I share with you how my Italian self survived with no animal products and pasta for 10 days. Watching what I ate made me realised the importance of slowing…

In this first solo episode of 2021, I want to catch up with you on where have been during Christmas, the interesting tradition that you develop as a child of immigrants during the…

When you are chatting with a good friend time flies, right? This is exactly what happened to me and my friend Charisse Dunkley, Newyorker of Jamaican descent. This is why we had t…

Happy New Year people, Buon anno from Italy! We are starting the year with a new episode for the Diasporahood segment. Today's guest is my friend, Charisse Dunkley, from Brooklyn…

Ciao! A new episode with a new segment: Diasporahood. "Hood"'s the slang for neighbourhood which also means community. In this segment, I will in conversation with people from th…

In this episode, we start with an old passion of mine: football. Unfortunately, this sport keeps failing in addressing racism in an effective way and the UEFA match between Paris S…

Here we are, episode 2! I This week had it's ups and down. Activism isn't always easy, but it can bring some joys especially when you get to share a conversation such as this one…

Ciao! This a new podcast in English by Benedicta Djumpah. Let's start chatting about The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Reunion and what it meant for me growing up. Can Black women be a…
