We made it! In the final episode of season 1, the hosts unpack what it's been like uncanceling the canceallation of Uncancel Culture while being canceled in cancel culture. Christina and Shahem talk about their process creating this new venture together, what they've learned from this new visibility and project, and what they look forward to in season 2. Because they ain't going nowhere ;).
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The Conscious Confessions of Conscious Lee
On this episode, our hosts welcome a special guest who constantly reminds us critical thinking still exists: Conscious Lee! After years of speaking and seeking the truth online, Conscious Lee joins us to tell his own truths, speaking vulnerably about his own journey to becoming consciously and intentionally aware.
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Uncancel The Hiatus
We ain't gone, we on a break! We hope to create a culture where we center self-care and listening to your bodies when breaks are needed. Don't worry, we know where home is and will be back soon!
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The Unusual Cancellation of Unusually Bree
This week we have a special, unusual treat, welcoming a legend who says what needs to be said: Unusually Bree. As a therapist who controversially tells people to go to therapy—the profession that therapists do—Bree unpacks with us the tangible effects of being “canceled” and her processing of it after the fact. Should people with jobs meant to help people, tell people to seek the help their job is providing? Apparently not.
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The Crutches & The Spice, The Tale of Imani
This week on Uncancel Culture, we welcome a creator who adds a lil extra seasoning to your timelines & minds: Imani Barbarin. Known as “Crutches and Spice,” Imani discusses recent political events & draws attention to disability rights, bringing truth to the phrase: if you can’t take the heat—or spice—stay out the kitchen!
A place where nuance exists. Uncancel Culture is a podcast hosted by Christina Brown (@missxtinab) and Shahem Mclaurin (@5hahem) that explores nuance in social discourse. In a culture that often confuses accountability and "cancellation," both Christina and Shahem hope to give truth to the reality that multiple truths can exist at the same time.
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