Welcome to our first video podcast! Join hosts Nsofwa Chanda and Taylor Nichols as they dive into a lively discussion about the boundaries of politics, comedy, media, celebrities, and more. They explore when things go too far and emphasize the importance of self-awareness, holding our communities accountable, and critically evaluating the content we consume.

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Sparked by recent allegations involving P Diddy, hosts Nsofwa Chanda and Taylor Nichols delve into the complex question of whether we can—or should—separate the art from the artist. They explore a range of topics, including the challenge of supporting artists with controversial pasts, the personal impact of listening to their work, and why it can feel uncomfortable. From celebrities to people within our own communities, they unpack the nuances of this dilemma and explore its impact on a personal level.

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Join hosts Nsofwa Chanda and Taylor Nichols as they welcome their first guest of the season, Dr. Chanel Craft Tanner, the new director of the Maxine Platzer Lynn Women’s Center at UVA. In this episode, she shares her experiences so far and participates in a lively rapid-fire Q&A!

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Welcome back to Season 6 of Speaking in Hues! In our first episode, hosts Nsofwa Chanda and Taylor Nichols catch up and share exciting updates about the future of the podcast. Tune in for a brief Q&A and learn about our plans for a video component alongside our usual audio format.

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To end this season of Speaking in Hues, Taylor is joined by Nia, and SIH editors Jessica and Carson to talk about friendships post graduation.

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Podcast hosts Nsofwa Chanda and Taylor Nichols hit the streets with Speaking in Hues, engaging the UVA community in women's history trivia and discussions about women they admire.

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Touching on similar themes from Speaking in Hues most recent episode, Black Women in Higher Education, Nsofwa Chanda and Taylor Nichols share their thoughts on professional pressure to “do it all”. The two detail the pros and cons of what they deem “hustle culture”, elaborating on societal level pressure manifesting itself at a personal level, and ask how we ought to combat this stress.

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In honor of Black History Month, Nsofwa Chanda and Taylor Nichols share their personal experiences and hardships as black women navigating higher education and DEI work. This episode gains particular significance amidst recent events, including the resignation of Claudine Gay from Harvard and the loss of Dr. Candia-Bailey, the esteemed Vice President for Student Affairs at Lincoln University. On behalf of the entire podcast team, our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends during this difficult time.

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