Hi guys it's Beatrice Sharon and Tammy here from the uncut podcast which is currently being sponsored by NHS blood and transplant as you may know here in the UK

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month. Sickle cell can affect anyone, but is more common in people of Black heritage

and is the fastest growing inherited blood disorder in the UK.

We urgently need new donors of Black Heritage to help fight sickle cell and regularly give blood to help save and improve lives.

The good news is that giving blood is quick and easy.

It takes just one hour to save up to three lives. It's in our blood to help fight

sickle cell. Book now at blood.co. UK. Hey, hi, hello, welcome to a brand new episode of Don't Blam me.

Remember that those days? The don't Blam name pod? Yeah, they're so long gone because we've extended ourselves.

We have, we've expanded the universe and if it's your first time here,

sit down, get comfy, because boy, oh boy, do we have a lot of shows for you with you know all of the

the we've have to replace the men with podcast men with microphones the women who suck, women whose mothers are sighted and established terrorists, you know,

all those kinds of things where you're like, but how do I give up these podcasts I'm so

used to listening to? You don't you don't have to give up that routine. Just

swap us in slide us in right there. I love being slid into me too. So this is an advice podcast where we give you

cast it advice and you have be wondering how are you qualified to give this advice?

And is this advice good?

First of all, the advice is, advice is in the eye of the beholder.

And it's catered to each individual person and how we are qualified to give this advice is

We're not but we have lots of opinions and is that not all that really matters?

Because you could be so qualified, have so many credentials,

but what if you have no thoughts, just vibes?

We have so many thoughts.

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