Missed the point Hadeal Speaks

Joined by the fantastic Alleyah who is an activist, creative, and public speaker to discuss how inequality and systemic oppression may impact the lived experiences of marginalized communities. If you enjoyed this episode please do consider following and leaving a review!

LIVE SHOW:
OCTOBER 22ND
WESTON THEATRE MUSEUM OF LONDON
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host- @hadealspeaks
Guest- @iamakiliah

Credits:
Producer- @iamakiliah
Writer/Editor/Presenter- @hadealspeaks
Cover Art- @tiuhdoesart

About this episode:
Climate change is real and action is needed: Does the name of the movement matter? Is fear creating a barrier? Are we silencing indigenous voices? Get ready for an interesting episode covering all of these questions and much more. Grab a cuppa or put in your headphones on your way to work and enjoy the conversation. Why not even leave a review!

About the speakers:
Host (Hadeal):
Hadeal is an activist and online content creator who speaks about politics, social issues and activism. She has spoken at the United Nations and Parliament and has built a platform of over 100,000 followers from speaking about politics. She recently launched this podcast as a way to expand and unpack political discourse.

Guest (Rayanne) :


Speaker's social media:
Host (Hadeal): linktr.ee/Hadealspeaks
Guest (Raynne): https://www.instagram.com/rayannecita/

Get in touch with the podcast!
hadealspeaks@gmail.com

About this episode:
Just deal with it- every time movements gain traction and people speak out against injustice this is commonly used as a way to silence individuals and their plight. Are people willing to fight against injustice? Do we care enough? What are the challenges of being an activist? All this and more will be discussed, enjoy!

About the speakers:
Host (Hadeal):
Hadeal is an activist and online content creator who speaks about politics, social issues and activism. She has spoken at the United Nations and Parliament and has built a platform of over 100,000 followers from speaking about politics. She recently launched this podcast as a way to expand and unpack political discourse.

Guest (Seneca) :
Seneca Cayson, known professionally as Seneca Da Product, is an Award winning American music producer / recording artist / Activist 5’9”. Dreaded braids. Totally healthy cuz he’s vegan (probably never tasted duck blood soup). Goes nowhere without the Portland Justice T-shirt and his megaphone, generator, mic and speaker (Black power in a nutshell.) A black backpack never goes anywhere without Seneca. “What’s in your backpack?” Probably the book of love, a bag of peace, a few tears, a water bottle, throat lozenges after all those nights of speaking to thousands for Lord’s sake…and maybe a few oxygen masks for good measure. Portland, you know him. Oregon knows him. Nike knows him. New York Times, you know him too. NBC, you don’t know him, because he turned down your interview.

Speaker's social media:
Host (Hadeal): linktr.ee/Hadealspeaks
Guest (Seneca): https://www.instagram.com/seneca_da_product/

Get in touch with the podcast!
hadealspeaks@gmail.com

About this episode:
This episode examines fragility, and answers questions such as where does fragility come from? Is fragility caused by privilege/ entitlement? How do we begin dismantling fragility and why it's important to do so! So please do sit back enjoy, and let us know what you think by leaving a review!

About the speakers:
Host (Hadeal):
Hadeal is an activist and online content creator who speaks about politics, social issues and activism. She has spoken at the United Nations and Parliament and has built a platform of over 100,000 followers from speaking about politics. She recently launched this podcast as a way to expand and unpack political discourse.

Guest (Andrew) :
Andrew is a social media activist, popularly known as Andrew The African Kid on TikTok. Known for educating people on racism, particularly angled at the black community and raising awareness on issues in minority communities, particularly the African community. He is a member of The Racial Project team and The Black in White team, both organisations are part of the global fight against racial inequality. He is also a first year law student at the University of Warwick and former highly decorated A-level politics student.

Get involved with the racial project!
Google docs link:forms.gle/EsZVTdmnSY8GdKC18
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theracialproject/

Speaker's social media:
Host (Hadeal): linktr.ee/Hadealspeaks
Guest (Andrew): https://linktr.ee/andrewtheafricankid

Get in touch with the podcast!
hadealspeaks@gmail.com

About this episode:
To change or not to change that is the question. Calls for a revamp of the education system have been made for many years and a recent Pimlico Academy protest shows that these are only getting louder and stronger. Should school be enjoyable? What is a good curriculum? How does the current system create inequality? Are uniform policies problematic? All these questions and more are being discussed in this episode. Please do follow the pod and leave a review!

About the speakers:
Host (Hadeal):
Hadeal is an activist and online content creator who speaks about politics, social issues and activism. She has spoken at the United Nations and Parliament and has built a platform of over 100,000 followers from speaking about politics. She recently launched this podcast as a way to expand and unpack political discourse.

Guest (Loshini):


Guest (Reem):
Reem is an advocate for social justice and a student and organiser of the protest at pimlico academy against the racist uniform policies and whitewashed curriculum.

Speaker's social media:
Host (Hadeal): linktr.ee/Hadealspeaks
Guest (Loshini): https://www.instagram.com/lloshinii/
Guest (Reem): https://www.instagram.com/rxmroom/

Get in touch with the podcast!
hadealspeaks@gmail.com

About this episode:
The 'power' of social media is a big part of political discussions in 21st century with the intricacies added by growing use and access to these platforms. How much power does the media have over us? Does it increase bias? Why are lies so believable? This episode addresses all of these questions and more. Please also follow and leave a review!!

About the speakers:
Host (Hadeal):
Hadeal is an activist and online content creator who speaks about politics, social issues and activism. She has spoken at the United Nations and Parliament and has built a platform of over 100,000 followers from speaking about politics. She recently launched this podcast as a way to expand and unpack political discourse.

Guest (Parker):
Parker McMullen Bushman is a dynamic speaker that engages audiences in new thinking around what it means to be a diversity change agent, an inclusive leader and building capacity for transformational change. Parker is currently the Colorado State University Director of Extension for the City and County of Denver. Parker’s background in the interpretation, conservation, and environmental education fields spans 24+ years. Parker has a passion for justice, accessibility, and equity issues. Parker’s interest in diversity, equity and inclusion issues developed from her personal experiences facing the drastic lack of diversity in environmental organizations and green spaces. Parker tackles these complex issues by addressing them through head on activism and education. In addition to Parker’s role at CSU she is also the founder of a DEIJ consulting firm called Ecoinclusive, the creator of KWEEN WERK and the co-founder of Inclusive Journeys.  


Articles mentioned:
https://www.wired.com/2017/02/dont-believe-lies-just-people-repeat/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkpUyB2xgTM

Speaker's social media:
Host (Hadeal): linktr.ee/Hadealspeaks
Guest (Parker): https://tap.bio/@kweenwerk

Get in touch with the podcast!
hadealspeaks@gmail.com