Welcome to Shifting Culture a monthly talk series dedicated to celebrating & amplifying the stories of accomplished & inspirational women of colour.    This month we are speaking with beauty entrepreneur and founder of Bread Beauty Supply, Maeva Heim. Bread Beaty Supply, is a brand that supplies women with textured hair, nourishing hair care products that totally simplify wash day. We spoke with Maeva about her upbringing and introduction to haircare and beauty, the inspiration behind BREAD, underrepresentation in the beauty industry and how she built a successful brand by hustling her way to the top.   You can follow BREAD on instagram at @breadbeautysupply and Maeva @maeve_helene    

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Shifting Culture featuring Maeva Heim founder of Bread Beauty Supply

This week we're delving into the dilemma and talking all this marriage. Do we want to get married? Is the legally binding union an outdated ritual? We speak about the shift in perspective Millennials and Gen Z have towards marriage, the rise of dating apps, the concept of 'choices' and much more. This weeks dilemma: What does marriage look like for first generation migrants?   Send your dilemmas via Instagram DM @bittersweet.podcast. We want to hear it all, from saucy confessions to questions & dilemmas about relationships, friendships, careers & more!  

How do you feel about getting married?

In this weeks episode we spend some time delving deep into our dilemma about being single during lockdown, as well as toxic dating habits and finding peace in being on your own. We also discuss the big news of Australians boarders potentially opening sooner than expected.    This weeks dilemma: Discuss being single in lockdown and the struggles of online dating and meeting people    How to send your dilemmas: Via Instagram DM @bittersweet.podcast. We want to hear it all, from saucy confessions to questions & dilemmas about relationships, friendships, work & more!    Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram  @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.   **PSA   5 young teens tragically passed away in a horrific car accident that took place on the Thursday night (30/09), in Melbourne's western suburb, Truganina. Their families have set up a Go Fund Me, please support any way you can, all link are attached below. Thank you.   In Loving Memory of Dhual Deng Aré Help to my family for funeral costs Support for the families of saeed and ilyas  

Are you ready to do the groundwork?

We’re back and this week we're unpacking all the craziness that has been going on in Melbourne! From continuous statewide lockdowns and antivax protests to EARTHQUAKES! Tune in to listen to our opinions and thoughts on all of this madness.    This weeks dilemma: Is it too vein or unfair of me to expect/pick out the engagement ring I want?    Send in your dilemmas via Instagram DM @bittersweet.podcast. We want to hear it all, from saucy confessions to questions & dilemmas about relationships, friendships, work & more!    Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

Melbourne is in shambles!

Welcome to Shifting Culture, a monthly talk series dedicated to celebrating & amplifying the stories of accomplished & Inspi women of colour. This month we caught up with singer and songwriter Mwanje Tembo. We spoke to her about her creative journey, her experience navigating the music industry in Australia, self-love and life transitions, as well as the inspiration behind her upcoming EP 'Seasons'. Connect with Mwanje on Instagram @mwanje_t Connect with us @bittersweet.podcast

Shifting Culture featuring Mwanje Tembo

Have you ever been in a one-sided situationship, where it feels like the other person is almost delusionally into you? Or maybe you are on the delusional one? We discussed this and compatibility in relationships this week! We also talk about entitlement, feelings and reactions and whether it is possible to come back from the ‘ick’ in a relationship. QOTW: What are your friendship turnoffs? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

Are you delusional or just incompatible?

This week we discussed racism in reality TV. Specifically shows like Love Island, which lacks diversity and highlights the European beauty standards that to this day remain the ‘preference’ of the majority. We also talk about the unfair burden of representation and the sense of accountability Black women face when appearing on reality TV shows. QOTW: What does self-care look like to you? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

Does reality TV have a racism problem?

This week, we are talking about productivity guilt, hustle culture and burnout. Popular culture and social media tend to teach us that overworking to the point of exhaustion is not only normal but an expected part of ‘success’. What people don’t talk about is the stress, guilt and burnout that accompanies this mentality. Tune in this week to hear our thoughts and personal experiences. QOTW: What are your thoughts on Rihanna’s billionaire status? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

Are you burnt out yet?

Welcome to Shifting Culture a monthly talk series dedicated to celebrating & amplifying the stories of accomplished & inspirational women of colour. This month we caught up with 22-year-old, Melbourne-based, writer, podcaster and social media guru, Maggie Zhou. Maggie shares with us how she built her career as a content creator, her relationship with fast fashion and shared some tips on how to create your own opportunities in the creative industry! Connect with Maggie Instagram @yemagz Connect with us via instagram @bittersweet.podcast

Shifting Culture featuring Maggie Zhou

This week, we are talking BBL’s and plastic surgery. The number of Brazilian butt lifts performed globally has risen 77.6% since 2015, making them the fastest-growing cosmetic surgery in the world. In this episode, we break down why we think this is...are these new images just trends or are they here to stay? The influence of social media and whether we think the body positivity movement is switching things up. QOTW: Do you feel like you need to choose between financial stability and a lifestyle you want to live? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

BBL's, plastic surgery and body positivity

This week, we discuss the difference between a ‘good’ person and the ‘right’ person in a relationship. Have you ever dated someone and wondered why they seem so perfect, yet it just doesn’t feel right? We certainly have and are here to break down why this can happen! QOTW: When is a relationship more likely over, when the guy is emotionally tapped out or the girl? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

Good guy vs right guy

In this weeks episode, we talk about racism in sports. There has been a lot of madness happening over the past couple of weeks, from the banning of the Soul Cap to the disqualification of two Namibian sprinters for naturally high levels of testosterone. The 2020 Tokyo Olympics have uncovered troubling and problematic themes. We also discuss the racist threats and abuse black English football players received after missing penalty shots during the recent Euro final. QOTW: Should Black women, wearing their bonnet/headscarf on the first night, with their man be an issue? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

They celebrate you until you lose

Welcome to Shifting Culture a monthly talk series dedicated to celebrating & amplifying the stories of accomplished & inspirational women of colour. This month we're speaking with Sky Thomas (aka Soju Gang), multidisciplinary creative, DJ, designer and influencer. Aside from her infectious personality, Sky offers so much depth in this conversation. She shares with us her creative journey, her experience growing up as an Indigenous Australian woman, her take on performative activism, the importance of community and much more. Connect with Sky (Soju Gang on Instagram @soju_gang  Connect with us via instagram @bittersweet.podcast

Shifting Culture featuring Soju Gang

This week we're discussing the daunting reality of making career-changing decisions. Finding the right job is never a linear process, tune in to hear our take on what taking calculated risks looks like, how to identify new opportunities and understanding short term gratification as opposed to long term success. We also talk about our personal experiences sacrificing job security to find something more aligned with our passions. QOTW: Do you think the temporary suspension of Sha’Carri Richardson from the 2021 Olympics was justified? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

Taking calculated risks

This week we decided to switch things up. We had some drinks, laughs and touched on a number of different topics, from 'pick me' girls to questionable sex experiences. This one is all jokes, so make sure to tune in to catch all the banter! QOTW: What's most important to you; success, stability, freedom or romance? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast.

But why are you still using lynx africa?

Spice up your week with the Bittersweet Podcast, where two Afro-Australian millennials candidly share their opinions and experiences. Covering topics from personal growth and dating to race relations and identity. Join Wintana and Rahel as they turn bedroom banter into open discussions. Always keeping it relevant and relatable!

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