Guests: Susan Wokoma (actress), Liv Francis-Cornibert (co-founder of Legally Black), and Yassmin Abdel-Magied (author and engineer). Interesting topics discussed: Dressing for events and celebrity encounters, lack of female representation in Paw Patrol, identity and representation in books and shows, personal reflections on identity, the disparity of asking for money, upcoming projects and charity support.

Actress and comedian Susan Wokoma joins the hosts to discuss interesting topics such as the rebellious nature of nuns, self-reflection on past relationships, and the morality of pretending to be 13. They also explore embarrassing stories, love experiences, the play 'Never Have I Ever', the rise of black women's voices on social media, and the challenges actors face when embodying characters.

Susan Wokoma, an actress known for her roles in "Cheaters" and "Enola Holmes," joins award-winning actress Millie Bobby Brown, celebrated for "Stranger Things" and her work with UNICEF. They delve into the feminist themes of beloved characters like Eleven and Enola, discussing their roles as icons of empowerment. The conversation blends humor with serious reflections on gender inequality, personal anecdotes about dating, and navigating womanhood in the social media age, all while emphasizing the importance of education and community support for girls.