Somebody Do Something

Listener's discretion is advised, this bonus episode of SDS is a complete fangirl BeyHive moment between two Beyonce superfans. After a routine IG analysis following the drop of the new Beyonce project - Renaissance: Act I, Philly Shira asked her friend The Kai Rob to be featured on this episode because it was too good and hilarious to not share. It's a series of voice notes and DM banter about the levels of amazing that is this album and all the hype surrounding the release. This is a collection of our most biased and passionate feelings and opinions about Bey and it's not to be taken personally. Take it with a couple grains of salt to the tongue followed by a shot of tequila and a lime wedge. Enjoy this ad free bonus episode!

Happy Black History Month! This episode we introduce a new segment entitled "Black History Highlight" where we honor and highlight unsung heroes, figures, icons of Black American History. Philly Shira shares a conversation she had with her uncle and hip hop artist, One War. They share opinions about hip hop from favorites to rap beefs and Verzuz. Somehow they ended up talking about Final Destination and simulations. Intriguing tangents are bound to come whilst having a wonderful conversation in great company. One War promised Philly Shira an album release in the future. You heard it here first lol and on record. In the meantime, tune in for an exclusive listen to One War's unreleased single "Smoke & Money" Featuring Kai Chi!!!!!! If you listen via Apple podcasts, please subscribe, rate and leave a lil review! If you'd like to be featured on a future episode or have any feedback, follow & reach out to SDS via social media ~ IG: @somebodydosomething_ Twitter: @SDSpods

We are back! After a long and unprecedented hiatus, SDS returns with a special guest. Back in August, Philly Shira called the young homie, Dante, to have an insightful conversation about parasocial relationships, navigating the internet as a young teen and some other topics we spew into tangents about. In this episode Philly Shira gave a shoutout to The Nap Ministry, be sure to check them out on IG @thenapministry and examine the power of naps!  We have a lot more in store for season 2! Stay tuned ~ If you listen via Apple podcasts, please subscribe, rate and leave a lil review! If you'd like to be featured on a future episode or have any feedback, follow & reach out to SDS via social media ~ IG: @somebodydosomething_ Twitter: @SDSpods

We are exploring a concept called "Pandemic Erosion" to reflect upon the changes and experiences faced in the past year as we topple with Covid-19. It's been quite the arm wrestle of wins and losses, dreams and nightmares. Philly Shira also has a brief conversation with SDS alumni, Jarrett Jennings about mental health. It's a wonderful time as per usual, tune in! This episode we bring it full circle and shoutout our sustainable friends at Eclectic Moon Art Co.  Environmentally friendly handmade and painted tote bags, free shipping Checkout the website @ eclecticmoonart.com and IG @eclecticmoonart If you listen via Apple podcasts, please subscribe, rate and leave a lil review! If you'd like to be featured on a future episode or have any feedback, follow & reach out to SDS via social media ~ IG: @somebodydosomething_ Twitter: @SDSpods

Can I talk my shit again?!! SDS is back and it's been a while, let's catch up! This season we're trying something new. We're trading interviews for conversations and exchanging structured information for current events. Listeners, expect some structural changes and new segments added to the show in upcoming months!  Today's episode is a conversation generally about the black community and where we stand in America. Philly Shira spoke with her cousin, Mick, about value, gun violence, police brutality and we think of some potential solutions to some of our community/social issues surrounding these topics. He gives his perspective as a young teenager in Philadelphia. This is not an entirely lighthearted episode but it is extremely necessary. It's conducive to our healing and liberation as a community to have conversations about our trauma. Feels good to be back! If you listen via Apple podcasts, please subscribe, rate and give a lil review! If you'd like to be featured on a future episode or have any feedback, reach out to SDS via social media ~ IG: @somebodydosomething_ Twitter: @SDSpods

In the Season 1 Finale, we are taking a dive into the Matrix with Philly Shira's best friend, Damien Brinson. We are talking passionately about the rights of transpeople, toxic masculinity AND femininity, the concept of spectrums and so much more! Our goal is to educate and correct by sharing factual information and some of our own experiences.   Dame has started his very own nonprofit called Sage Legacy Project to directly support and protect black transwomen. Please donate and share the link to the gofundme below. Anything is everything and it helps, really. www.gofundme.com/help-protect-black-trans-women  Lastly, pls Follow SDS on the socials thx~  IG: @somebodydosomething_  Twitter: @SDSpods

We all know and love Jarrett from earlier in the season. Today, we have a follow-up conversation upon his request to expand on some of those initial topics and then some. We explore local politics, the general election and so much more. Don't forget to check out Jarrett's work on IG @basedinfact and online at basedinfact.com Lastly, pls Follow SDS on the socials thx~ IG: @somebodydosomething_ Twitter: @SDSpods

On Episode 8, we celebrate! Philly Shira invites her Mom for an interview style conversation because well, she wouldn't be here without her. We have a very candid and intimate conversation centered around motherhood, her experiences and fun stories about our family. Happy 26th Birthday Philly Shira! Lastly, pls Follow SDS on the socials thx~ IG: @somebodydosomething_ Twitter: @SDSpods

In Episode 7, we're advocating for our children with Jasmine McClain - or as Philly Shira calls her, Aunt Jaz. She talks in-depth about homeschooling four children and lifestyle adjustments in COVID times. She gives us a glance into the Philadelphia School System a bit and, of course, we spin off into some tangents like cooking, eating habits, coffee. Jasmine is also a talented pastry chef and business owner! Follow Honeyflour Bakeshop on IG @honeyflourbakeshop and online @ honeyflourbakeshop.com Lastly, pls Follow SDS on the socials thx~  IG: @somebodydosomething_  Twitter: @SDSpods

In Episode 6, we are self-actualizing with the homie Malik Waters as the ultimate introduction into the Education Series. This is a mashed interview conversation where we talk about projects he's been working on, children and his influence as an educator. We also spin off into some fun tangents like throwback cellphones, Lovecraft Country and so much more.   Please check out and support Malik and his work  IG: @weareimpactgeneration - @blkstrco - @projectparadise_bham and online @ weareimpactgeneration.org   Lastly, pls Follow SDS on the socials thx~ IG: @somebodydosomething_ Twitter: @SDSpods