Your Aunties Could Never

This week, your favourite Aunties are joined by Ms Banks as she steps into a major new chapter.
They talk her first ever tour, the release of her debut album South LDN Lover Girl, and her journey as a rapper coming out of South London. Ms Banks opens up about growth, confidence and the realities of relationships, knowing when to walk away and when something is worth fighting for.

This week, your favourite Aunties, Ak, Farrah and Nana are back with another packed episode.
They stage a powerful AUNTYVENTION, unpacking why reproductive coercion should be recognised as abuse, sparked by Liv Nervo’s experience with her child’s father and the wider implications for women’s autonomy and safety.
In WELCOME TO THE FAMILY, the Aunties give flowers to British Grammy winners Olivia Dean, FKA twigs, Cynthia Erivo and RAYE, with a special nod to Kendrick Lamar for becoming the most Grammy awarded rapper in history. They also offer controversial welcomes to Marjorie Taylor Greene and Candace Owens after their very public turn against MAGA.
In ENEMIES OF PROGRESS, Donald Trump lands back in the bin for racist attacks targeting the Obamas, a UK to Jamaica flight descends into chaos after hours of nonstop religious chanting, and the Aunties break down the Epstein files, with a clear reminder that being named does not equal guilt.
Expect real talk with nuance and receipts, flowers when they are due, and messy dilemmas with no nonsense solutions.
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On Extra Aunties, your favourite Aunties AK, Farrah and Nana discuss relationship boundaries...
Can your man get a massage without asking for permission, and is a whine with a stranger harmless or a red flag?

This week your favourite Aunties, Ak, Farrah, and Nana discuss whether it's okay to speak ill of the dead.
They welcome Vic Mensa to the family and put Nicki Minaj, I Show Speed haters and Suella Braverman in the Enemies of Progress bin.

Your favourite Aunties Ak, Farrah and Nana are back with a little bit extra.