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This episode Uncancel Culture has it's first secular guest to discuss virtual persecutions: Christian Divyne. Often disguised as several different Black men with glasses according to the internet Christian & his signature beanie come on to discuss his personal run-ins with "cancel culture," and how he's managed them in real time...(having no clue another mob was forming while recording this epi...

This week, the Uncancel Culture hosts address the call-to-action on Twitter to cancel the Uncancel Culture podcast...before an episode even dropped. While explaining the conception of the podcast, they also unpack general feelings of being misunderstood online, the difference between a "call-in" and attacks, and the balance of knowing when to explain oneself vs. learning how to tune out the noi...

Surprise! UNCANCEL CULTURE EP.2 is out too! 👀 @5hahem takes the floor in our “Hot Seat” segment. • REFLECTION: Anger is healthy to feel & acknowledge. Anger deserves space. Does our culture hold space for full emotional processing, or does it weaponize forgiveness to ignore harm done? #uncancelculture

UNCANCEL CULTURE EP. 1 has PREMIERED! with @missxtinab in “The Hot Seat.” Listen now 🤭 • REFLECTION: Nobody is perfect. So how do I show up for myself when I’m triggered or make a misstep? How do I show up when those around me do? #uncancelculture

In this episode, the Uncancel Culture podcast explores how one "rebrands" in a career that requires licensing: being a therapist. Shahem shares with us the backstory of their passion and the visibility that's come with it, while speaking to the difficulty that's come with being dogpiled relentlessly in the midst of trying to make their work accessible. A place where nuance exists. Uncancel Cult...

In our premiere episode we explore the rise of a misandrist's regime: Christina. In between fighting transracial allegations and violent online threats, we hear Christina's vulnerable reflections in how she's managed constant harassment, being "cancelled," and the lessons she's learned in reacting to those moments while having a visible platform. TW: sexual assault, violent language A place whe...