30 episodes
'Cause Mama Said So Cause Mama Said So
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- Society & Culture
"'Cause Mama Said So” is a podcast co-hosted by three Black first generation Muslim-raised women in Canada. Join them weekly for conversations about life. Listen as they unpack their upbringing (trust me it’s a lot) and how it’s impacted their diasporic identity.
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Mama Said: Sorry Not Sorry
It's the final episode of the season y'all!! Did you know there was more to an apology than just “I’m sorry”? We sure as hell didn't! This week the girls discuss Rania El Mugammar's recent post ‘The Anatomy of an Apology.’ Check out the post on her IG @rania.writes
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Mama Said: Smash or Pass... Again
The girls are back for another instalment of Smash or Pass. It was so much fun last time that they decided to bring on a guest to join in on the fun.
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Mama Said: It Be Like That
This week the girls start off with the 'Twitter Draft' discussing the obsession with making our ancestors proud rather than making things better for the generations to come. This is a deep and nuanced topic, hold on to your hats y’all!
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Mama Said: I’m Not One of Your Little Friends
This week the girls start off with a twitter draft about the way our parents unintentionally invalidated our feelings growing up. They dig into how this experience shows up when setting boundaries in romantic relationships and honouring their own feelings.
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Mama Said: No More Situationships
This week the girls discuss talking stages, situationships, and how they're are not doing that shit any more - mama’s tired!! The girls also bring on a male guest to answer some burning questions they have.
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Mama Said: It's Giving Hannah Montana
If you’ve been listening to the pod for the last couple of seasons, there’s a clear underlying theme around the double life that first gen Immigrants live. This episode the girls delve deeper into why this is such a common experience and where it may stem from.
Intro/Outro music by @producedbyricci on Twitter/Instagram