If I Speak is a podcast from Moya Lothian-McLean and Ash Sarkar where the personal meets the political. Every week they tackle social dilemmas, cultural phenomena and the frustrations of modern life.
The authors of Clown World explain why manosphere influencer Andrew Tate has such a powerful grip on his followers.
Moya and Ash tackle a mystery question about the spirit realm and help a listener whose friend is a police officer.
Ash and Moya wonder why women still shoulder the burden of housework and give advice to a listener dealing with a cheating ex.
Moya has a theory about Main Character Syndrome while a listener asks how to cope with her impossibly high standards.
Ash and Moya lament the rise of trick or treating and consider how to interact with annoying children.
Moya and Ash turn the weapon on themselves with a Mystery Question about the lows of being on the left.
Inspired by Moya’s big move, Ash wonders how to achieve domestic bliss. Plus, a listener whose friend is infatuated with her lecturer.
Has modern life killed off spontaneity in everything from dating to holidays?
Moya comes to a big realisation about dating, plus a new batch of your Missed Connections.
Does knowing your attachment style make life any easier? Plus advice for a listener who fears losing touch with family.
Can Moya trust her gut on a big life decision? Plus, a listener confused about their lifelong lack of sex.
Ash and Moya dedicate a whole show to solving their listeners’ problems, from age-gap relationships to dating revenge.
Moya and Ash unpack their reactions to English racism in the wake of the riots before kicking off a brand new segment: Missed Connections.
Prompted by Kendrick’s anthemic Drake diss, Ash explains why this is the summer of the hater.
Moya and Ash butt heads over the lure of individualism and living a political life. Plus: introducing Missed Connections.
Moya and Ash talk about the lure of astrology and discuss their best anti-procrastination techniques.
Renay Richardson tells Ash and Moya about the realities of solo parenting.
Ash has a theory of cool that involves nonchalance, style and timing – but Moya’s not so sure.
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