Flicks & Tits Podcast

Healing Out Loud: A Poet's Journey

In this heartfelt episode, host SoSo welcomes the inspiring Treva Gray—phenomenal poet, author, and mental health advocate—who shares her powerful journey of healing, advocacy, and living authentically. Treva delves deep into her life's raw truths, emphasizing the importance of mental health awareness, setting boundaries, and embracing one’s true self. From speaking out against trauma and systemic injustice to inspiring others through her poetry and storytelling, Treva exemplifies courage, resilience, and the transformative power of honesty. Join us for an empowering conversation about overcoming adversity, breaking generational curses, and reclaiming your voice.

Uncovering Our Roots and Embracing Authenticity

Join Soso on this empowering episode of "Reclaiming Black Spirituality & Holistic Healing," where she sits down with special guest Ima, also known as One by Faith. Together, they explore the profound insights from the book. African Holistic Health by Laila Africa, which served as a catalyst for One by Faith's journey into holistic health and spirituality. The conversation delves into the deep connection between holistic healing and spirituality, emphasizing that these practices are rooted in Black ancestral traditions. They also tackle the cultural appropriation and commodification of spiritual practices, and the importance of reclaiming what has been lost. This episode is a powerful call to embrace authenticity, find purpose through pain, and honor your body as a spiritual journey.

Welcome to the Show

Join Aphrk on "Flicks & Tits Podcast," where we dive deep into the films and reads that have left a lasting impact! Each episode, we'll dissect, highlight, and comment on cinematic and literary works, unearthing hidden gems and revisiting beloved classics. In our debut episode, Aphrk kicks things off by exploring the captivating Chinese animated film "Demon Hunter," a story of resilience, ancient spirits, and unexpected heroism. She then transitions to the iconic "Naruto" series, discussing its enduring legacy, themes of ostracization and perseverance, and how it laid the groundwork for many anime tropes we see today. Aphrk also sheds light on the lesser-known Korean manga "Brother, Am I Cute?" – a poignant tale that beautifully portrays neurodivergence, empathy, and the unwavering bond between siblings. Prepare for a candid discussion on the impact of art, the challenges faced by animators in the age of AI, and the irreplaceable human element in storytelling. And for those who dare, a sneak peek into the controversial, banned Chinese novel "Master of You," exploring its complex protagonist and the intriguing concept of a "devil" challenging the system. If you're looking for insightful commentary, fresh perspectives, and a deep appreciation for the art of storytelling, you've found your new podcast home. Tune in, share, and subscribe if it's a vibe!