Podcast: Double Standards of Leaked Videos

 


I launched my podcast a week ago on anchor. Discussions on relevant social issues is something I've always wanted to do but I wasn't aware there existed a platform like anchor to aid that in the first place.

This is where ignorance is never an excuse. Thankfully, it's not too late to start. And so, I am quite intentional about this 'ministry.' I like the possibilities that can unfold from my podcast. It's this way, "abi you want to talk? Use this platform and be talking naa. You mustn't be featured in a radio before you start your own online radio in this world of tech."

In this episode, I looked at the double standards in the society as regards to leaked videos online. The case in reference is to the IMSU's lecturer whose video surfaced online awhile back. I'm still astonished with how the news quelled down immediately and that is one of the things I addressed in the podcast. Coupled with the reactions - very shocking reactions and comments by people on the video. It's all in the podcast!

Like I'd always say, "Chillax and enjoy my podcast."

Listen to the podcast here


Date aired - 22nd September, 2020

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