Sylvie

Back That Book Up

Arts EN ↓ 6 Folgen

Sociology, Storytelling & a whole lot of Chaos. Hosted by Sociologist and "Frizz and Go" founder, Sylvie. Back That Book Up goes beyond the plot. Sylvie chops it up with authors to unpack the politics, social issues, and messy human dynamics in their latest novels. Expect a space where political conversations happen naturally, tea is spilt generously, and we air our humorous grievances about characters we love (and hate).Who is this for? All are welcome... Especially if you'd bring a book to a party if it fit in your bag. You are my kind of person.

Besuch unbedingt die Website des Podcasts und unterstütze die Macher: www.frizzandgo.com

Autor

Sylvie

Kategorie

Arts

Podcast-Website

www.frizzandgo.com

Neueste Folge

26. Mär 2024

Wo hören?

Podcasts in der App Replaio Radio Bald verfügbar

Podcasts kommen bald in die App. Installiere sie jetzt und erlebe als Erster einen ganz neuen Blick auf Podcasts

Bei Google Play herunterladen Kostenlos installieren Android fast 10 Mio. Downloads · Bewertung 4,8 iOS bald

Folgen

Second Chances, Cultural "Wahala" & Race: The Second Time We Met 26.03.2024

Can you ever really go back? Sociologist Sylvie sits down with the author of The Second Time We Met to discuss navigating family drama, romance, and starting over. Yaggayoo! In the Season 1 finale, I am joined by Frances Mensah-Williams. We dive into her novel about second chances and the cultural "Wahala" that comes with family expectations. We explore the nuances of interracial relatio...

The Dark Side of Influencers & Deep Fakes: Every Smile You Fake 27.02.2024

Dorothy Koomson is a British jewel (and I’m not talking about the stolen ones). With a career spanning over two decades and 19 books, the "Queen of the Big Reveal" joins Sociologist Sylvie to dissect the terrifying world of Every Smile You Fake . Yaggayoo! We aren't just talking about a thriller; we are unpacking the ethics of "Mum-fluencers," the dangers of deep fakes, and...

Dating, Faith & "Good Muslim" Stereotypes: Sex Bomb 30.01.2024

Within the first minute, Sadia asks: "Have you had a threesome?" And the conversation is set from there. Yaggayoo! This month I am joined by the stand-up comedian and author of the memoir Sex Bomb , Sadia Azmat. Expect raw, random, and unfiltered giggles as we move past stiff British polite conversation to discuss the reality of dating while Muslim. We explore the pressure to conform to the "Good...

Toxic Friendships, Marriage & The "Third Wheel": The Three of Us 28.11.2023

Is your best friend a threat to your marriage? Sociologist Sylvie dissects the petty, hilarious, and toxic triangle in Ore Agbaje-Williams' 'The Three of Us'. Yaggayoo! On the second episode of Back That Book Up , I am joined by the author herself, Ore Agbaje-Williams. Ore’s debut novel is swift, it's a hurricane, and it’s set over the course of a single chaotic day. Getting the te...

Palestine, Displacement & Theatre as Resistance: Enter Ghost 31.10.2023

Can art truly be an act of resistance? Sociologist Sylvie sits down with Isabella Hammad to discuss identity, the Palestinian experience, and the power of the stage in 'Enter Ghost'. Yaggayoo! We are kickstarting this month’s Back That Book Up with the incredible British-Palestinian author, Isabella Hammad. Recorded in April, this conversation embodies the exact vibe of Isabella’s novel: political...

Back That Book Up: The Trailer 27.10.2023

Yaggayoo, you’re invited to lock in to the ‘Back That Book Up’ Podcast! When you’re in a club and a banging song comes on, you’ll hear “DJ pull up” or “Back that track up”. Well in 2023 I’m mobilising the Back That Book Up crew. This is the trailer. Episode 1 drops on Tuesday 31st October.

Höre den Podcast Back That Book Up in Replaio

Radio und Podcasts in einer App - kostenlos und ohne Anmeldung. Installiere sie noch heute und verpasse den Start nicht

Bei Google Play herunterladen

Replaio ist kein Herausgeber von Podcasts; die Namen der Sendungen, Cover und Audioinhalte gehören ihren Autoren und werden über öffentliche RSS-Feeds verbreitet