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It's Just Social Media

Nefertiti Alexander

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Welcome to your gps for Social Media and marketing. Get all your tools and your tips with me, The Plush Mommy, and some special guests while we break down the nitty and the gritty of what over 1 billion people world wide are using...Social Media. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/itsjustsm/support
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How complex was Oedipus? How do you solve a problem like Medea? Nero or hero? Alexander, how Great? We're talking interviews with historical heroes. We're talking Cleopatra, Queen Nefertiti, Marcus Aurelius, Michaelangelo, Xenophon, Boudica, Hypatia, Frida Kahlo, and Constance Wilde. Take this with a pinch of salt because there are also some etymology and idiom origins. Music by: Tertia Artwork: Ottoline https://www.instagram.com/sibyl_service/ Sibylservice@gmail.com
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Welcome to an episode of Sappho, sex, rock and roll. Discover the first female voice of Western literature. This singer-songwriter from Lesbos pioneered female poetry and music. Only 1 percent of her work is left so this exclusive interview is seriously exclusive. It is a common misconception that Sappho wrote about desire, childbirth, the beauties…
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Louise Walsh tells the fascinating story behind her 'Monument to the Unknown Woman Worker.' This sculpture sparked the longest ever debate in the Belfast city council. The controversy was all about sex work, the commemoration of women, and sectarian politics. This expression is thrown around a lot, but Walsh does truly talk for Ireland. Enjoy.…
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Spinoza is back to make everyone wake up and smell the coffee - you are never free until you recognise that you are not free. He questioned the Torah's sacredness and was excommunicated from his Jewish community at only 23 years old. Fear not; his relationship with God and spider-fighting is explored and analysed. This man is gentle, fascinating, a…
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Diogenes the dog is an exclusive interview with the 5th-century cynic who lived in a barrel (sorry, wine casket.) I ask him a plethora of questions, such as "why did you remain single by choice?" and "what's up with you masturbating and defecating in public?" Adored by Alexander the Great and hated by Plato, this man will shock and baffle you. Cont…
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This episode is fact and fun-fueled. Pt 1 - The rip-roaring Romans popping off after winning the euros, followed by a quick sidetrack of a history of parks from Ancient Rome to Mussolini’s fascist regime. Pt 2 - The Circus Maximus - what raucous activities went down here then? Pt 3 - An interview with Aldo Giannotti - the curator of the exhibition …
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They say curiosity killed the cat, and that’s why Advice from Aristotle Pt.2 is back. Aristotle gets a bad rep, but maybe his 'reason conquering all' is a useful logic to bring to the table? Why did Aristotle the investigator say “You can find beauty in the tiniest, ugliest thing?” So what’s up with moths the size of birds? What animals do you intu…
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What’s the difference between Plebeians and Patricians? Was emperor Claudius the first pro-immigration leader? Did dolphins disrupt fishing? Who are those fellas, Romulus and Remus then? Was Cicero such the cream of the crop? All these questions are answered and discussed walking around the ancient site of Ostia Antica. Contribute to my Patreon if …
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Did Aristotle think women need to have orgasms to get pregnant? Or that masters can be more 'slavish' than their own slave? Does Aristotle like 'ugly' animals? There is no ancient thinker who can speak more directly to the concerns and anxieties of contemporary life than can Aristotle. Olivia Fane and I deliberate Aristotle’s approach to slavery, w…
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Paris the Pacifist? Paris just stressed, depressed and Helen obsessed? Paris the love warrior? This interview with Paris of Troy really changed my perspective on the man. He is more than the cowardly home wrecker that meets the eye. Ipso facto, Paris has some inspiring insights on women in the Homeric Age of Greece, on the gods' intervention in war…
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Apart from sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a freshwater system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us? Victor Principe and I compare and contrast religion and plagues in Ancient and Modern Rome. Ever wondered about the transition from Paganism to Christianity in the Roman Empire? Ever wonde…
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'Therapy with Frida' delves under the skin of the iconic painter. The Daughter of the Mexican revolution. We discuss her self-portraits, her relationships with Diego Rivera and Trotsky, her communism, and the fatal moments that led to her famous quote “Doctor, if you let me drink this tequila, I promise I won’t drink at my funeral.” She is entering…
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Most people know her as the wife of Oscar Wilde, but Constance was a phenomenon in her own right. She wrote many of Oscar's plays (classic,) campaigned for women's rights, and pioneered fashion designs, even inventing the divided skirt. This episode explores Constance, as an individual, and investigates why she stayed so loyal to Oscar despite his …
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The tantalising thing about Cleopatra is that little evidence survives from century Egypt itself. So “The Cleoportrait” conquers Roman propaganda painting her as a debauched temptress using sex appeal as a political weapon. We ask her about her marriage to her brother and her relationships with Caesar and Mark Anthony right up until the Battle of A…
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So why do Philosophers get murdered? Socrates was minding his own beeswax (kind of) before he got poisoned with Hemlock. Today we talk to Hypatia, Alexandria's preeminent philosopher, and arguably the leading mathematician in the world up to this date. 335AD Alexandria witnessed dramatic division between Christians, Jews, and Pagans and Hypatia’s s…
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Grove is in the heart explores the English language; steeped in history and bursting in character. Do you ever hear expressions such as "Bee's Knees" and "Taste of your own medicine," and wonder what it all means? Ever been a curious George hearing words like "Gang" "Protein," and "Bungalow"? And why do hurricanes have female names? This episode is…
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And we are back with the ancient marble sculpture of Laocoön and his sons, spotted at the Swiss National Museum in an exhibition, named “The Exhausted man.” This statue is placed in comparison to Zinedine Zidane, who Cosimo Amati chats about. This sculpture depicting a man strangled by serpents has provoked rampant speculation about masculinity fro…
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“I do think that evil in response to evil is a recipe for disaster"....“What injures the hive, injures the bee,"... “We all love ourselves more than other people but care more about their opinion than our own"... Just 3 of the many quotations coming your way when you tune into Marcus Aurelius from 160AD. Marcus has a penchant for goodwill despite d…
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Being Sanctified on Social Media isn't easy but for a lot of us Millennials, it's even tougher with the amount of access we have to information. This week, I am joined by Miss Shari Elle, host of The Millennial Walk, a podcast dedicated to the millennial's walk with Christ. Listen and enjoy our antics and in-depth discussion on the struggles of bei…
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If you ever felt there isn't enough of something on social media, do not ever be afraid to start it yourself! Find the missing link and fill it yourself! That's what this week's special guest, Osheane Chambers of @FatMenTravelling did and with 5k followers in less than a year, he surely did something(s) right! Check out the full episode here and do…
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This week we discuss award-winning blogger, Hey Alisha from HeyAlisha.com as we discuss her rise to popularity and the evolution of her time as a blogger via social media influence, social justice, and pop culture. We also discuss the importance of voting in this years election (no seriously, if you haven't yet, go and vote and stop your shenanigan…
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We see them on the interwebs killing the game and think, "I wanna do that" and then some hater (let's be honest, usually you) gets in your ear to tell you "no, we already have that...what makes you so different?" Plus Size fashion blogging is no different but this week, FroPlusFashion, a.k.a. Shamika George breaks down how she busts through the dou…
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Tourism contributes to roughly 30 percent of the economy in Greece and 15 percent in Malta. This episode will travel from the Mycenean ruins in Greece, Calyposos cave in Gozo, and to a Caravaggio in St John’s Cathedral in Valetta, the capital city of Malta, and we will be starting with the Ggantija temples in Gozo. Historians of Art and others will…
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This week we have special guest and paid social media expert. Jihane Jeanty to discuss the recent boycott of FB ads in the wake of the George Floyd and Breonna Taylor tragedies. We also share our interesting story of how social media brought us together!--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/itsjustsm/support…
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We got a BIG show this week! We're joined by the members of Adulting I Hate it Here - @AdultingIhIhPod (@IamQweenTee), Abnormal Minds- @AbnormalPodkas(@_abnormalAB), The Ignant Agenda - @TheIgnantAgenda (@waymoflydenuu & @lilDerT88), NWO Podcast @TheNWOPodcast (@IamBennyB, @VeganTrapLord & @_SirPlus) AND straight out of retirement, @LadyMarla417 (f…
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This episode I am joined by the illustrious and world-renowned Simone Ho-Sang, a.ka. @Cutz_Up. Known for her stylish pixie cuts and incredible color, she has grown to be a force to be reckoned with in the hair industry. We talk about how social media shaped her business, the do's and don'ts, and how the Pandemic has affected her company within the …
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WOO! We're BACK baby! So excited to be recording again. I have to say, I missed blessing the mic with all of you and it's been quite a journey in these quarantine streets! Lettuce all come together to start the month out reminding ourselves that we cannot always believe the hype...folks be lying online and it's not your job to figure out who is and…
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Archeologist Angus and I delve into the enduring symbol of Ancient Athens - the Acropolis. On top of which stands the Parthenon, Athena Nike Temple, and the Frieze. It's not all sunshine and rainbows because missing from the Acropolis are the "Elgin" marbles, stored away in the British Museum. This really grinds Angus's gears, particularly in the c…
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Instagram is a hugely popular image-sharing app that has over 1 BILLION USERS! That means you have a lot of potential clients at your disposal. So why aren't you getting any growth? In this episode, I share the top 8 mistakes businesses and individuals make with their accounts. - Biggest mistakes people make on Instagram * Setting your account to p…
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Monetization and Analytics can be daunting but i'm here to help. First rule: It ain't finna be easy...know your why and get consistent. Listen for more now! Where else you can find me: INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/theplushmommy TWITTER: http://twitter.com/plushmommy FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/The-Plush-Mommy-557251201471574/?modal=admin_…
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CORRECTION! The two lights I use on the side are actually called "Soft Box Lights" (my brain be all over the place ya'll lmao) What equipment do I use for my channel and what is recommended? Well! Watch and find out! You'll be surprised how much you can do on your smartphone alone. As your channel grows, start getting more things that will help imp…
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