Meg Talks Podcast

Episode 7,  Me and my pal Tara hang out to reflect on our experiences within tech and corporate spaces. Being "us" isn't always straightforward you might think....company culture, female bathrooms & patriarchy.  Oh and when I say being us, I mean Masculine Presenting (Tomboyisj), Queer and People of Colour. However this is not a sad story, but more a love letter to our community from a place of us...

Episode 6,  I am here with one of the funniest people I know, black female entrepreneur & personal fitness trainer Tannika.  We hang out to talk about our fitness journeys, black representation in fitness, anxiety around lockdown bodies &  fitness and mental health hacks.   I owe a big part of my lockdown positive mental health & ex 6 pack to T. During lockdown Tannika delivered countless hours of...

Episode 5, I am here with my original broski Gee. This is someone who I have known since primary school, in our teenage years we began to embrace our POC genderqueer identities flirting our way across London. We hang out to discuss our memories, mischief, and encounters within the black LGBT+ scene and our adult friendship. Gee is a total socialite so they share some really useful tips on how to f...

Episode 2, My mum and I finish off our two part conversation. Where I confess all about what life is really like being Queer, Black, Millennial and Non Binary. Taking a trip down memory lane, my  holiday romances and antics on family vacations

Episode 3, I am hanging out with THC Chef Jolli Rockers. THC infused foods and edibles are trending a medicinal alternative to smoking. Transforming many of our loved snack and dishes into ...well you know wavey edibles. We also unpack Jolli’s journey from being in a 9 to 5 into black self-employed business ownership. Building a name for herself in the THC industry, chefing it up across the UK and...

Episode 1 we are kicking off with absolutely no filter, as I sit down and open to my mum about my black queer non-binary journey; coming out, growing up, gender anxiety, dating and party drugs. My mum doesn't hold back with sharing her truths and experiences growing up and raising me in the UK as a single parent. Taking an honest trip down memory lane, we go in with funny family stories and moment...