Hey poditors, I hope you're well. In this week's episode I speak to Shontay Joseph.

She is a journalist, presenter and soon to be author, which is very exciting.

And she's also been gracing our screens on Channel 4's mini-series How Not to Be Racist,

which I really recommend watching if you haven't yet.

And also ITV's Has Britain Changed, which was on Thursday, I think.

If you haven't watched that, I would also maybe recommend watching it before you listen,

as a lot of the conversation is centered around that panel talk, because it was very interesting

to watch it in light of recent protests and conversations, how the media sort of frames these issues.

So we spoke about cancel culture, we spoke about the abolition of the police, and we also spoke

about how black women are framed in the media and Shontay's personal experience with trolling

and abuse online. I really hope you enjoy the episode. I think it's amazing.

And as always, please do rate review and subscribe. Bye.

Hello and welcome to Adel's Thing. Today I'm joined by Shontay Joseph.

Hey! How are you doing?

I am doing okay on this really great Saturday morning.

I know, I thought it was meant to be really hot today. I was so excited to look crap.

I wish it was Saturday as well. I just feel so swindled by the weather.

I know I was planning for like a big weekend and that's more it's meant to be raining,

it's just a bullshit. But at least I get to chat to you, so thank you for joining me.

So for people who don't know who you are and your work, could you give us a little

introduction to you and what you do? So yeah, I'm Shontay, as you really said.

And I do a lot of things. I wear quite a few hats. Mainly I do a lot of writing, a lot of

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