Who Yelling Now?

How Villains are Made They weren’t born bad. They were overlooked. Misnamed. Mismeasured. Then forgotten. In this fiery opening to Season Two of Who Yelling Now , Olga Foreign unpacks how villains actually form—not in the movies, but in the homes, classrooms, and systems that swallow the good and spit out rage. This episode features four poems that crack the silence open: The Last Time I Was Good...

Episode 10 – "Legacy & Thunder" What do we leave behind when we finally yell? In this season finale, Olga Foreign examines legacy, lineage, and the storm of voice. This is a love letter to those who yelled before us—and those still learning how. In the final episode of Season One, “Legacy & Thunder,” Olga Foreign closes out Who Yelling Now with thunder and grace. This is an episode about e...

They called it quitting. I called it breathing. In this episode, the exits aren't tragic. They're triumphant. From apology-shaped traps to tables set for your silence, Olga Foreign serves 5 poems that hold a mirror to your goodbye. Some doors don't need slamming. Just walking away is thunder enough. Featuring: – The Apology That Wasn’t – Dear Self, You Can Leave Now – Proof of Exit – My Chair Is E...

Episode 8 – The Silence Clause Description: Silence is not empty. It’s full. Full of what we didn’t say, what we weren’t allowed to say, and what we were too afraid to scream. In this raw and haunting episode of Who Yelling Now , we examine the culture of enforced stillness—how silence is used to protect the powerful and isolate the hurting. From courtroom whispers to the algorithm’s mute button,...

Episode 7 – Europe Is Not a Continent Description: What if the maps lied to us? What if the globe we learned from was never about land—but power? In this episode of Who Yelling Now , we pull back the curtain on one of the world’s most accepted geographic fictions: the idea of Europe as a continent. Because it isn’t. Not by geological standards. Not by physical borders. Not by logic. But by history...

Episode 6 – The Chosen Ones 🎙️ Who Yelling Now? by Olga Foreign What happens when a nation—or an idea—begins to believe it is untouchable? In this gripping episode, Olga Foreign takes us into the unsettling territory of global ego, weaponized suffering, and the performative righteousness that excuses violence in the name of history, security, and divine right. "The Chosen Ones" is not a quiet conv...

🎙️ Episode 5: Puppet Master – We the Silenced by Olga Foreign | Who Yelling Now? Podcast 🕰️ Runtime: 9 minutes 48 seconds “They wrote the roles. We memorized the lines. But I’ve read the script. And I’m not playing it anymore.” This episode cuts deep—and doesn't apologize. In just under ten minutes, Puppet Master – We the Silenced invites listeners into a poetic reckoning with the invisible hands...

Sometimes the truth is handed to usby someone we despise. In this episode, Olga Foreign explores what it meansto be exposed, to rise,and to fall back again. A trilogy of poems— The Gift with Filthy Hands , The Light We Lit ,and The Same Old Fire — chart the arc of reckoning, resistance, and relapse. #TheGiftWeNeverWanted

What if the reflection didn’t just stay in the glass? What if it stepped out, multiplied, and marched? In this bonus reflection, Olga Foreign delivers “Built Here,” a poetic reminder that what we fear was not imported—it was constructed, replicated, and rooted in the same soil we call home. The Mirror’s Offsprings asks not just who they are… but how many more are waiting to emerge. This one is sho...

We didn’t ask for the mirror. We didn’t want to see what was behind the slogans, the flags, the carefully framed history. But we saw it. In this episode, Olga Foreign delivers The Mirror We Feared — a piercing spoken word piece that holds America accountable not just for what it has done—but for what it has ignored. He didn’t create the fire. He just made sure we all saw it burning. Racism. Greed....

Episode 1 — Not Enough to Be Enemy What happens when a country goes to war — and decides you're not even worth fearing? In this opening episode of Who Yelling Now? , Olga Foreign delivers a searing spoken word piece that asks a devastating question: Why didn’t America place its African American citizens in camps during WWII… like it did Japanese Americans? Not because of mercy. Not because of trus...

🎙️ Episode 0 – Let Me Yell First By Olga Foreign Before the applause, the protest, or the poetry— let me yell first. Not to speak over you, but to remind you that you still have a voice too. This isn’t a performance. This is a reclamation. In Episode 0 of Who Yelling Now? , I crack open the door, lift the curtain, and ask the questions that stay caught in your throat at night. What happens when yo...