by Ayana R. Fakhir
A sharp, insightful podcast where host Ayana tackles life’s complexities with humor, honesty, and intelligence. From societal norms and politics to relationships and mental health, Ayana breaks down big ideas into relatable, thought-provoking conversations. Blending personal anecdotes, cultural critique, and expert insights, the podcast empowers listeners to challenge assumptions, embrace growth, and navigate life with clarity. With a mix of wit and wisdom, Ayana delivers raw, real, and often funny commentary, making this podcast a must-listen for anyone seeking understanding and inspiration.
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April 11, 2025
<p>Lies, lies, and more lies. When you believe everything your uncle shares on WhatsApp it can have disastrous consequences. In this episode, Ayana dives into the omnipresence of misinformation and disinformation, using her experiences and readings from the book 'The Defectors' by Paola Ramos as a backdrop. She humorously critiques people's tendencies to believe unverified stories and conspiracy theories found on platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. Ayana also underscores the importance of fact-checking and criticalthinking to avoid being manipulated by false narratives. Finally, she discusses the societal impact of misinformation, particularly how it exacerbates racism, sexism, and political instability.</p><p>Sources used in the making of this episode:</p><ol><li>"The Defectors" by Paola Ramos</li><li>https://www.britannica.com/topic/misinformation-and-disinformation</li><li>https://www.britannica.com/procon/Study-Finds-ADHD-Content-on-TikTok-Is-Less-Than-50-Percent-Accurate</li></ol>
March 10, 2025
<p>In this candid and eye-opening episode (where she may cuss a lil) of 'Ayana Explains It All,' join Ayana Fakhir as she navigates through the labyrinth of the backlash against the federal government’s bureaucracy. From her firsthand experience as a federal employee to her personal musings on the current sociopolitical climate, Ayana dives deep into the challenges, misconceptions, and harsh realities faced by federal employees, alongside highlights about her life, and the ongoing struggle for equity and recognition in public service. Tune in for an engaging show that bridges the gap between current events and human behavior, all while Ayana attempts her first video podcast in the comfort of her personal workspace. </p>
February 12, 2025
<p>I said what I said...with love.</p>
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