Unbridled Talk by Sluts of Blackness Araula & PJ

This is the initial episode of our podcast, Unbridled Talk hosted by us, Sluts of Blackness. We did Introductions but this is the first actual episode. We are figuring it out and offering ourselves to you uncut and unedited. We hashed out what 'Unbridled' means to us, listed topics we hope to speak to, talked orgasms and fantasies, self soothing and the versatility of tongues, and wandered sideways into some of the (*CW) sexual traumatisation of being colonised and enslaved. We are a little scatty here and unsure of what we're doing but we're doing it anyways... Let us know what you think. We would love to hear from you. Follow us @unbridledtalk on twitter and instagram. Email us at unbridledtalk@gmail.com. Holla Follow our podcast on your software of choice. Like us. Introduce it to your friends. Your enemies. And the ones you're not sure about. 

Meet the hosts of Unbridled Talk, the Sluts of Blackness: Araula and PJ. Hello!
Follow us @unbridledtalk on twitter & instagram. Email us at unbridledtalk@gmail.com. Follow our podcast on your software of choice. Subscribe. Like us. Introduce it to your friends. And enemies. And the ones you're not sure about. Join the Facebook group Unbridled Talk, Follow the page. Talk to each other. Tell us what you want us to talk about.

Hi. This is unbridledtalk, a podcast hosted by Sluts of Blackness, a collective of queer femmes of colour In London, England. This is open conversation on our bodies, sexuality, growing up, experiences and inexperience, the glorious and the hideous. We'll talk about it. Follow us @unbridledtalk on twitter and instagram. Email us at unbridledtalk@gmail.com. Follow our podcast on your software of choice. Like us. Introduce it to your friends. Your enemies. And the ones you're not sure about. Talk back to us. Join the Facebook group unbridled talk, Follow the page. Talk to each other. We have no judgement about these conversations. We are not pretending to be right. We are not trying to be educational. We are unstructured, and validating our existence. We are friends. We are co-creators of Sluts of Blackness. We are having these conversations because we have come to realise how much we don't know and how wrong we are about many things. Talking because it's necessary...