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Sista Sister with Candice Brathwaite

By: Candice Brathwaite
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  • SISTA SISTER is a podcast all about friendships, family, finances and everything in between. Each week host Candice Brathwite is joined by different guest to delve into the lessons they've learned the hard way so you don't have to. 

     

    Candice's new book SISTA SISTER is out in hardback, eBook and audiobook on 8th July. Order your copy now https://smarturl.it/SistaSisterPodcast 


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  • Family with Remi Sadé

    Family with Remi Sadé
    Aug 5 2021

    This week on the Sista Sister podcast Candice gets her teeth into the complex subject of family. She's joined by one of her own chosen family members, her best friend Remi Sadé.


    Remi is a writer and activist. You can check out her work here https://remisade.com/about/ or follow her on Instagram @remi.sade.


    Please don't forget to rate and review the podcast, and remeber to check out Candice's new book SISTA SISTER which is out now in hardback, eBook and audio.


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    49 mins
  • Hair with Rachel Ama

    Hair with Rachel Ama
    Jul 29 2021

    This week Candice tackles the important and complex subject of hair with author and cook Rachel Ama, and their fascinating conversation covers a lot more ground besides. A really top notch chat!


    Rachel's new book ONE POT THREE WAYS is full of simple, affordable and delicious plant-based recipes. it's out on 26th August and you can pre-order now.


    SISTA SISTER is our now in hardback, eBook and audiobook.


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    46 mins
  • Money with Otegha Uwagba

    Money with Otegha Uwagba
    Jul 22 2021

    This week on the SISTA SISTER podcast Candice turns to the topic of money. Diving in with her is author, speaker and brand consultant Otegha Uwagba.

     

    SISTA SISTER is out now in hardback, eBook and Audiobook https://smarturl.it/SistaSisterPodcast

     

    You can follow Candice on Instagram @candicebrathwaite or visit www.candicebrathwaite.com 


    Otegha is on Twitter @OteghaUwagba. You can order her new book WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT MONEY here https://linktr.ee/oteghauwagba

     



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Great chat with Rachel but a wee niggle

It was cool to hear from Rachel, I’ve followed her on YouTube for a while & hearing some of her story was fascinating. What was a bit disappointing was the statement from Candice about 4c hair being the strongest! That is not actually true, please research black hair 4c hair (& Afro hair in general) is the most fragile & delicate. It’s the fastest to dry out & break though it looks robust. One thing I read and never forget is ‘treat Afro hair like delicate lace’ because it’s that fragile. I also understand that 4c hair may need more love & patience but to say it’s the hardest & most difficult sends a horrible message to young women out there. Please be mindful, it’s wonderful to have honest conversations but they should be non harmful.

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