40. The Ephemerality of Living Through History ft Kiki Mordi

<p><strong>Season 4, Episode 3</strong>: In this episode, hosts <strong>Jemima</strong> and <strong>Akindare</strong>, are joined by entrepreneur, feminist activist and Emmy-nominated journalist <strong>Kiki Mordi</strong>. They discuss the Beyoncé’s AOTY win, Kendrick Lamar and other Grammy moments, the global DEI fallout and Ayra Starr being cancelled. </p><p>The main portion of this episode includes conversation about the idea that history does not feel like history when you are living through it; the ephemeral, yet never-ending, nature of the present; and the dichotomy in history being a record of the past yet a function of the present.</p><p><strong>Wine</strong>: Freixenet - Sauvignon Blanc</p><p><strong>Wine ratings</strong>: Akindare (7.5), Jemima (8).</p><p>All The Shrine Podcast links here: https://linktr.ee/theshrine.pod.</p><p>You can find Kiki on all social media platforms (@kikimordi) and her women-focused tech publication &#39;The Stack Journal&#39; at www.thestackjournal.com. and on all social media platforms (@thestackjournal).</p><p>For feedback, comments or participation in our &#39;Village Square&quot; segment, send an email to theshrinepodcast@gmail.com with the subject &quot;TSP VILLAGE SQUARE&quot;.</p><p>The Shrine Podcast is produced by AKNLWS™, a boutique content production and strategy studio.</p><p>#podcast #Nigerian #Beyonce #Grammy #Culture #History #Nigeria #popculture #humancondition #uk</p>