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Shameless Diasporians

Shameless Diasporians

By: Shameless Diasporians Media
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Welcome to Shameless Diasporians!! The podcast where we say the quiet parts out loud. From diaspora identity to digital culture, we serve hot takes, small chops, and unfiltered gist. New episodes every other week + mini clips & reactions. Subscribe and stay shameless. 🎙️ Hosts: Steph, Ayo & Sophie 🌍 From Lagos to Amsterdam to LondonShameless Diasporians Media Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Internet Friends are not your Friends [Video]
    Dec 14 2025

    In this engaging conversation, Steph, Ayo & Sophie explore the complexities of internet friendships, the dynamics of feminism, old tweets resurfacing to bite you, and the impact of money and envy on relationships.

    They discuss recent gossip and allegations circulating on social media, emphasizing the importance of accountability in friendships, especially when it comes to issues like cheating.

    The conversation also touches on ethical dilemmas surrounding support for a colleague's divorce fund and the responsibilities of friends in navigating personal relationships. Ultimately, the discussion highlights the nuanced nature of friendships in the digital age and the cultural contexts that shape them.

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    53 mins
  • Is There a Genocide In Nigeria? Trump, Skits & More [Video]
    Nov 30 2025

    In this inaugural episode of Shameless Diasporians, hosts Steph, Josh, and Sophie engage in a candid discussion about their personal feelings, the challenges of adulthood, and the serious topic of the Nigerian genocide. They explore the use of humor in addressing serious issues, the role of protests in civic responsibility, and the influence of cultural currency in music.

    The conversation highlights the complexities of Nigeria's leadership problems and the need for nuanced thinking in the face of foreign interference. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of awareness and action in addressing societal issues.


    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Personal Check-ins

    02:44 Navigating Serious Topics with Humor

    05:35 The Nigerian Genocide Discussion

    08:26 Comedy as a Coping Mechanism

    11:28 The Role of Leadership in Nigeria

    14:19 Historical Context of Protests in Nigeria

    17:24 The Impact of Social Media on Activism

    20:17 Government Response to Threats and Issues

    23:15 Integrity and Transparency in Media Representation

    26:49 Cultural Currency and Nigeria's Global Influence

    29:41 The Role of Music in Political Activism

    35:52 Foreign Interference and National Sovereignty

    38:37 Final Thoughts on Leadership and Responsibility

    #NigerianGenocide #HumorInSeriousTopics #Protests #CulturalCurrency #MusicActivism #CivicResponsibility #SocialMediaInfluence #LeadershipIssues #ForeignInterference #PersonalReflections

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    36 mins
  • Welcome to Shameless Diasporians: Your favorite Diaspora Group Chat…
    Nov 20 2025

    Hey everyone - we’re Steph, Ayo and Sophie, and welcome to Shameless Diasporians.


    If you’re young, African, living in the diaspora, or you’re a first-gen immigrant trying to survive the West… this podcast is for you!

    Every two weeks, we unpack what it really feels like to grow up between cultures ...from politics and pop culture to identity, dating, money, family drama and the things your aunties would tell you to keep quiet about.

    It’s three friends with loud opinions, shameless honesty, biweekly banter and enough laughter to season your small chops.

    If you love chaos, nuance, hot takes and harmless mischief… you’ve found your people.
    Because here, we say the things you only whisper in the group chat.

    ....come for the diaspora rants, stay for the shamelessness.

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    1 min
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