Qawwali
Welcome back to Season 4 - Audacious Aunties Chat Music. In the first episode of the season we are discussing Qawwali, including forms such as the Gha...
Audacious Aunties Chat Art
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One unqualified and one slightly more qualified brown gals get chatting about art across the world, by artists unsung and untold. We are not professionals, we're just two gals having a natter and going on a journey of self discovery through art.
An Lushan Rebellion
The last episode of the season folks, but do not fret we'll be back because we have nothing better to do and because we love this podcast very very mu...
Samikshavad: Ram Chandra Shukla
We discuss being post-modern ladies, the woes of not doing work and the amazing Samikshavad movement. Discover the first indigenous art movement in mo...
Sister Namibia
This week we're taking on a contemporary intersectional feminist movement/organisation called Sister Namibia. They're incredibly inspiring with a stro...
Hurufiyya Movement: Madiha Omar
In this episode we discuss our lockdown 3 coping mechanisms, how one movement shook off the burden of colonialism and once more, an absolutely amazing...
The Honduran Banana Republic
In this episode Manvir talks about the development of the banana republic in Honduras and wider central American countries, while bringing back a wee ...
Aboriginal Arts Movement
We're back after our Christmas break to discuss Bao Buns, New Year resolutions, and all things aboriginal art. We learnt about the how the Aboriginal ...
My Stealthy Freedom and Girls of Enghelab Street
Manvir leads the show talking about protests against wearing the hijab in Iran, while also forgetting how to introduce the show to Asyia's melodramati...
Mexican Mural Movement
Asyia and Manvir are back with another chaotic episode. We discuss Christmas, Downton Abbey, the trails of capitalism and encounter many internet trou...
The Bengali Language Movement: Tagore and Rokeya
In this episode Manvir talks about the importance of language and national identity. A wee bit of poetry reading makes a warm return, and feminist sci...