Real Blackity Talk

Real Blackity Talk

Comedy 2022

Available on CBC Gem

Real Blackity Talk is a docu-talk show that shines a spotlight on the perspectives and experiences of Black women and non-binary Black folk in Canada, hosted by sisters Aiza and Kamana Ntibarikure.

Comedy 2022

14+

EPISODE 1

Self-Love is LIT!

Aiza, Kamana and the Blaxperts share important lessons they have learned about loving themselves. Consider this episode your very own beginner’s toolkit to self-love!

15 min · Mar 18, 2022 14+
EPISODE 2

Black Hair is LIT!

The beauty of afro-textured hair is juxtaposed with the challenges Black people face in their natural hair journeys. Aiza & Kamana hold a hair ceremony, affirming what they love about their crowns.

15 min · Mar 18, 2022 14+
EPISODE 3

Language is LIT!

From growing up bilingual in Montreal to becoming champions of the code-switch olympics, Aiza and Kamana dive into the ways language can be used as a tool for empowerment.

14 min · Mar 18, 2022 14+
EPISODE 4

Social Media is LIT!

From “fake woke” influencers to internet trolls, social media has devolved into a total circus. Aiza, Kamana & their savvy Blaxperts do their best to separate the good from the ugly.

13 min · Mar 18, 2022 14+
EPISODE 5

Community is LIT!

Aiza, Kamana and the Blaxperts explore the meaning of community and the different ways it shows up in their lives. Together they envision a world where Black liberation has been achieved.

14 min · Mar 18, 2022 14+

About

Real Blackity Talk

COMEDY

Real Blackity Talk is a docu-talk show that shines a spotlight on the perspectives and experiences of Black women and non-binary Black folk in Canada, hosted by sisters Aiza and Kamana Ntibarikure.

Information

Studio: CBC
Released: 2022
Rated: 14+

Languages

Audio: * (AD, AAC)
Subtitles: English (Canada) (CC, SDH)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
: Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.