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Bad Brown Aunties
Bad Brown Aunties
Hosted by two queer brown immigrants Rage Kidvai & Thanu Yakupitiyage - Bad Brown Aunties is a podcast about art, culture, politics, and legacy through the lens of the amazing and creative people of color in our community. In each episode, we pick an artist, activist, writer, or cultural worker to talk about their lives, work, and who inspired them to be who they are, with a special nod to the aunties and elders that have shaped them.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.9 stars from 189 ratings
Great discovery
How is it that I have only just discovered this. I’m learning so much - better late than never. Thanks!
NimZ!! via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 02/29/20
Amazing
Can’t wait to hear more. I hope you two do a season 2. I learned a lot so far.
SnowFlake1350 via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 01/09/20
Fresh, funny, eye opening
All the themes I'm interested in hearing more of and learning about! The hosts bring a warm and inviting energy to topics that can be uncomfortable for many to face, and this is so important to creating and continuting these vital discussions. Love it, thank you!Read full review »
MariaCiampa via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/04/20
Recent Episodes
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Published 07/15/19
Published 07/15/19
This week’s guest is one of the lead stars of the hit TV series “Queen Sugar” - executive produced by Ava DuVernay with Oprah Winfrey. Dawn-Lyen Gardner talks to us about the making of Queen Sugar, its characters, and we do a deep dive into the strong theme of “auntie-hood” on the show. We also...
Published 07/08/19
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