Intersections
Intersections is a thought provoking podcast about intersectionality. During each episode, hosts Harpreet and Lildonia talk to a special guest with a range of overlapping identities to hear all about their experiences, barriers, and triumphs. They delve into themes such as disability, race, culture, queerness, faith and much more! If you love society and culture - this podcast is for you! If you’re on Instagram stay up to date with us on @intersections.podcast and connect with hosts Lildonia: @lildonia.lawrence & Harpreet: @rebelsandpilgrims.
Episodes

Aug 2, 2023
Aug 2, 2023
42 min
This week we are joined by Antony Chang, marketing, and communication leader. Antony talks to us about his experience growing up in between South Africa and the UK and absence of East Asian role models in the public eye. We learn about Antony’s exciting work in East Asian participation in football and the importance of representation for young people from the East Asian diaspora.
Antony Chang - Linkedin
Antony Chang - You Tube
The Frank Soo Foundation - Website
Harpreet Nandha – Website
Harpreet Nandha – Instagram
Lildonia Lawrence – Website
Lildonia Lawrence – Instagram
Lildonia Lawrence – You Tube

Jul 19, 2023
Jul 19, 2023
54 min
This week we are joined by Cat a Tanzanian-Italian make-up artist creating inclusive spaces in the makeup industry. We spoke about Cat’s experience as a queer, polyamorous woman of colour in her hometown of Livorno, Tuscany and her experience of challenging discrimination both professionally and personally.
Cat – Instagram
Harpreet Nandha – Website
Harpreet Nandha – Instagram
Lildonia Lawrence – Website
Lildonia Lawrence – Instagram
Lildonia Lawrence – You Tube

Jun 26, 2023
Jun 26, 2023
26 min
Welcome to the very first episode of our brand-new podcast INTERSECTIONS!
In this episode we’ll be introducing ourselves; Lildonia and Harpreet to our community of listeners and talking a little bit about what to expect from future episodes and what exactly intrigues us the most about intersectionality.



