Episode 103: Reclaim Your Bootyhole (Live from London)

Another Round

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2017

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

On this week's episode, we bring you our first international live show ever! We went to London for the Shout Out Live Podcast Festival where we sang the praises of British television (namely Tracy's newfound favorite show, "Embarrassing Bodies"). Then we chatted with writer Bolu Babalola about the beauty of creating dark-skinned black women characters in her stories, and actor Susan Wokoma (of "Chewing Gum" and "Crazyhead") on why she loathes being described as an overnight success. Plus, a very special joint round from us both.

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0:00.0	Hi, everyone, I'm Heather.
0:01.0	And I'm Tracy.
0:01.7	And welcome to another round live with Heather and Tracy
0:04.3	and London.
0:04.9	Yay!
0:05.7	Yay!
0:06.7	Yay!
0:07.7	Yay!
0:08.7	Yay!
0:09.7	Yay!
0:10.7	Tracy Nige, who do we have on the show today?
0:12.8	Oh my god.
0:14.6	So first of all, we have a one,
0:17.7	Baloo, Babalola.
0:18.9	A.
0:19.9	Yes, yes.
0:21.2	Writer extraordinaire.
0:22.6	The best Twitter feed.
0:23.9	Yes, Fabest Freak.
0:24.9	Fabest Freak.
0:25.9	We have the one and only Susan Wakoma.
0:28.9	A.
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