Foot On Yo’ Neck

Podcast Intro and Outro Theme Song Audio - Playing indigo IG: @indigo.player77 Follow and listen to Playing indigo on Spotify for healing and anti-capitalist tunes Title Card and Social Media Design - Ariel Mengistu IG: @rellyrooo Arielmengistu.com On this week’s episode of Foot On Yo’ Neck we are discussing how tattooing and body modification can be tools for liberation and self-definition and in...

Podcast Intro and Outro Theme Song Audio - Playing indigo IG: @indigo.player77 Follow and listen to Playing indigo on Spotify for healing and anti-capitalist tunes Title Card and Social Media Design - Ariel Mengistu IG: @rellyrooo Arielmengistu.com Do you even thrift???? On this week’s episode of Foot On Yo’ Neck we will be discussing fashion & sustainability with Mahal Williams, who is a mode...

Podcast Intro and Outro - Playing indigo IG: @indigo.player77 Follow and listen to Playing indigo on Spotify for healing and anti-capitalist tunes Title Card and Social Media Design - Ariel Mengistu IG: @rellyrooo Arielmengistu.com We’ve been gone for a minute but we’re BACK with our foot on y’all’s necks (duh)! In this special first episode of our SECOND season, we discuss the abundance of delusi...

This is our last episode of the season (sad we know) BUT in it we are talking about our most (and least) favorite parts of the show. Join us as we reminisce and as always APPLY THE MFN PRESSURE. We'll be back sooner than you think ;)    Follow us on socials: IG and Twitter: @footonyoneck Watch the video that goes along with this recording on YouTube! Type 'Foot On Yo' Neck' in the search...

The Black Superwoman Complex affects us all in one way or another, whether you know it or not. Tune in to get a more in-depth understanding of what it is and how it works, and send the audio over to the people stressing you out! Black women are tired of doing the work! Also check out Therapy for Black Girls on Shedding Your Superwoman Status: https://therapyforblackgirls.com/2020/01/09/session-54-...

In this episode, Jana and Nia discuss Colorism and its many iterations from personal experiences to movies and pop culture. Check us out discussing in the flesh on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL2ZhxygjmbPksRQqnwrjCA

In this episode, Nia and Jana dig deep into what "Black excellence" truly means and the ways in which we think about success for Black people. Tune in!

In this episode we discuss Black Capitalism and weigh the cons and the cons hahaha (no, but really.) Interact with us by joining the conversation via social media on our IG and Twitter @footonyoneck

We hate it. We like it. We engage in it. L-O-V-E. Loooveeee. In our last episode on UCLA Radio air waves, our amazing friend Ariel helps us dissect how Black women experience love, the different types of love, soulmates, and more. We could all use more love.

It’s a new year and Jana and Nia are back to apply the pressure! In this starting episode of the second season of FYN, Chiamaka joins us (again, yes of course, duh) to talk about militant feminism, weapons, and change and violence. Put your timbs on it’s a mothafuckin’ riot!

In this debut episode, featured live on UCLA Radio, Jana and Nia talk about what Foot On Yo Neck is, the music, books, and art that got them through summer 2019, and lessons learned. This is our space, this is our area, so have fun!

In episode 17, we reflect on our 4 year journey at UCLA that is now over!!! (whewwww) This episode features a familiar special guest, Chiamaka Nwadike! We discuss the highs, the lows, the fun, the disasters, the joys, the chaos, the good memories and everything in between! 

This week our dear friend Chiamaka joins us again to engage in discussion around revolution and Black liberation, and the use of violence as an appropriate means of resistance. Y'all know where we stand on all Black issues. We demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd and the countless others that have died at the hands of police brutality. 

In this episode, we are joined by our lovely friend Dou'jae (thee Philosopher D) to dissect what spirituality and religion are, how it shows up in our lives as Black women, and the meaning of the soul. We often talk about these topics off-air in our personal conversations so we decided to put our feet on your necks!! Enjoy!

Your favorite Cancer-Virgo duo digs into Astrology! Do you believe in astrology? We dig into our opinions on the best and worst signs. We even rank them from top to bottom.

In this episode, Jana and Nia discuss everything! from superstitions to the power of manifestation. We dig into or thoughts on signs, luck, coincidence and WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN? We don't have a clue but listen to us talk it out

In episode 12, Jana and Nia dive into the world of drugs with their special guest, Mai-Lin Graves (yes, again), Community, weed, and drugs as oppression are discussed and dissected as they put the pressure on y'all's necks! As always, follow @footonyoneck on Twitter and Instagram to keep up with the latest news. 

In our 11th episode, we discuss what is beauty? How does it function, who has it and who "doesn't"? What is the difference between beautiful and pretty? We dig into eurocentric beauty standards, texturism, featurism, colorism, and so many more tangential rants as always! 

In our 10th episode (screams), we sit down to discuss the very important topic of social media and how it shapes our personalities, for better or worse 👀 We've been having so much fun and great conversation, so follow us on Twitter and IG @footonyoneck for more content!

In our 9th episode, we have a familiar guest and Octavia Butler researcher, Mai-Lin Graves, chat with us. We all had the opportunity to attend an opera based on Octavia Butler's novel Parable of The Sower by Toshi Reagon. We recount what our experience was with that and then we just end up talking about how to exist in the time of quarantine, productivity, restlessness, and hope for the future. Fo...