Nozizwe delves into the podcast world.

I'm an avid podcast listener and I have been longing to create a platform to engage in discussions that interest me. As a young Black Zimbabwean-Belgian woman, many (global) societal debates always disregard specific lenses and narratives that encompass my lived experience, and those of so many others like me. 

Time to bring a change to that.

Nozizwe delves into is a podcast where I will be exploring a magnitude of topics, with friends and experts in their respective fields. 

Join me on this exciting journey, to listen and learn, to laugh and weep, to disrupt the status quo and speak on a wide array of topics. On our own pace and terms.

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Trailer

Welcome to the first episode of season 1 of Nozizwe delves into. 

In today's episode, I'll be delving into the coronavirus global pandemic.  This global pandemic is very political, as with everything that happens on the planet. 

As several countries took extensive lockdown measures due to the virus, some influential people spoke of how this pandemic was an equalizer as we were all in the same boat and would be impacted the same way.  I did not agree. A global pandemic can't be an equalizer in an already unequal society. If anything, this global pandemic will exacerbate pre-existing inequalities.   

So I'll be delving into how the coronavirus global pandemic is in no way an equalizer. And I'll be having this conversation with an amazing guest and friend, Sarah.  Sarah is a communication professional and a podcast host. Born and raised in France, she spent a few years in Singapore before moving to Brussels around 3 years ago.   She co-created and co-produced ‘Vocal About It’ - a podcast that celebrates Black women and women of color in Europe, provides positive representation, goes against racist stereotypes and normalises their presence.   Sarah is engaged in different forms of activism related to gender equality, youth education, anti-racism and intersectional feminism. She spent 2 years as a Youth Ambassador for UN Women in Singapore, hosted workshops on intersectional feminism and anti-racism for feminist association Period* and hosted various workshops on podcast creation.  

You can find Sarah on Twitter: @Sarah_Diedro or on Instagram: sarah_ordeid.

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