20Something Podcast

Life After Rape is one of the most important interviews 20Something has ever conducted. Lyn is one of the most inspiring women I have ever had the privilege of interviewing. I have seen her save other people’s lives by having the courage to stand up and share her story. During her interview Lyn describes life after rape; her joys and nightmares. This gripping interview is heart breaking but hugely encouraging. Her story shows us how to overcome great adversity and trauma. I hope that by listening you understand that YOU possess the power to overcome everything and anything. As Lyn has proven there is always a way through the storm. I would like to thank Lyn for telling her story and inspiring others to heal and move forward. If anyone would like me to put them in touch with Lyn please email me at naomi@20Somethingpodcast.com and I will pass on your details. All correspondence will be kept confidential. Victims of sexual abuse can be found here: Rape Crisis, England and Wales Tel: 0808 802 9999

This week my three guests and I let you know what not to do on a date. Should a guy pay for the first date? Is it wrong to split the bill if you're using Orange Wednesday? Can you use your Nando's card to pay for a date? What effect does Twitter have on a relationship. We answer all of these questions in this funny but insightful episode. Guys, us girls also give you advice on things that you think you know but really don't and my male guests tell us what's what. Listen and let us know your thoughts by tweeting me @MsNaeSimone Use #20Something Subscribe on iTunes! For more information go to www.20SomethingPodcast.com

This week my three guests and I let you know what not to do on a date. Should a guy pay for the first date? Is it wrong to split the bill if you're using Orange Wednesday? Can you use your Nando's card to pay for a date? What effect does Twitter have on a relationship. We answer all of these questions in this funny but insightful episode. Guys, us girls also give you advice on things that you think you know but really don't and my male guests tell us what's what. Listen and let us know your thoughts by tweeting me @MsNaeSimone Use #20Something Subscribe on iTunes! For more information go to www.20SomethingPodcast.com

I sat down with Ella December, author of the new novel Crossroads and Charlene Osuagwu, founder and presenter of The Mix a radio show. We discussed the mainstream media and what we thought of some of the programs on television. Ella also tells us of her new Novel and lets us know what we can expect. Charlene gives us insight into her new show, The MIx. Our engaging conversation will have you questioning the programs you watch and may make you want to start your own. Let us know the topics that you would like my guest and I to discuss by emailing me at naomisimonshow@gmail.com Remember to follow me on Twitter @MsNaeSimone and use #20Something to get involved.Also, subscribe on iTunes.

I sat down with Ella December, author of the new novel Crossroads and Charlene Osuagwu, founder and presenter of The Mix a radio show. We discussed the mainstream media and what we thought of some of the programs on television. Ella also tells us of her new Novel and lets us know what we can expect. Charlene gives us insight into her new show, The MIx. Our engaging conversation will have you questioning the programs you watch and may make you want to start your own. Let us know the topics that you would like my guest and I to discuss by emailing me at naomisimonshow@gmail.com Remember to follow me on Twitter @MsNaeSimone and use #20Something to get involved.Also, subscribe on iTunes.

Naomi Simon (Nae-Simone) invites her father, David Simon the author of 38 books to discuss Black History myths. Did Africans really help to enslave other Africans during the European slave trade? Was slavery practised in Africa before the Europeans came? What was the state of Africa before slavery started? What is our true history? Join me as I ask David Simon some hard hitting Black History questions. Follow me on Twitter @MsNaeSimone and use hashtag #20Something to get involved.

Naomi Simon (Nae-Simone) invites her father, David Simon the author of 38 books to discuss Black History myths. Did Africans really help to enslave other Africans during the European slave trade? Was slavery practised in Africa before the Europeans came? What was the state of Africa before slavery started? What is our true history? Join me as I ask David Simon some hard hitting Black History questions. Follow me on Twitter @MsNaeSimone and use hashtag #20Something to get involved.

The Power of 'Black Twitter'. 'Black Twitter' has attracted some media attention from the likes of CNN. This podcast explores how important 'Black Twitter' is within the African-Caribbean community. Join Nae-Simone and her guests Chaleboy The Poet, Claud Williams, the successful entrepreneur and Debra Chosen, Youtube Guru as we explore the impact of Black Twitter.

The Power of 'Black Twitter'. 'Black Twitter' has attracted some media attention from the likes of CNN. This podcast explores how important 'Black Twitter' is within the African-Caribbean community. Join Nae-Simone and her guests Chaleboy The Poet, Claud Williams, the successful entrepreneur and Debra Chosen, Youtube Guru as we explore the impact of Black Twitter.

Friend Zone. Why do guys always claim that they are victims of the Friend Zone? We explore the epidemic and find out whether some females are guilty in leading guys on or whether these men just have no game. Join me, your host Nae-Simone and my guests Debra Chosen and Joshua Dise in our hilarious discussion.

Friend Zone. Why do guys always claim that they are victims of the Friend Zone? We explore the epidemic and find out whether some females are guilty in leading guys on or whether these men just have no game. Join me, your host Nae-Simone and my guests Debra Chosen and Joshua Dise in our hilarious discussion.