Uninterrupted Podcast with Saturne Tchabong and Krystle Farmer Sieghart

01/03/2021

New episode out now, and available on all streaming platforms! Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments!

13/02/2021

New podcast episode out on all platforms featuring a special guest. Steam the the episode to find out who???

05/02/2021

New episode out now on all platforms. Check it out! We dive into a deep conversation on Colorism.

03/02/2021

Y’all tuned into the first episode yet? It’s streaming now on all platforms! Let us know what y’all think, and Hit the DMs if you want to hear us discuss a certain topic, or touch on something you think we might have missed.

01/02/2021

Y’all know what time it is, Happy Black History Month ✊🏾

We rooting for everybody Black, especially this month. Make sure you are uplifting Black folx this month, their art, their talents, and the many contributions and advancements they make in this world simply by existing.

01/02/2021

Y’all know what time it is, Happy Black History Month ✊🏾

We rooting for everybody Black, especially this month. Make sure you are uplifting Black folx this month, their art, their talents, and the many contributions and advancements they make in this world simply by existing.

30/01/2021

Season 2 is here, stream the first episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or Anchor (link in bio) today.

29/01/2021

Due to technical difficulties, season 2 will be dropping on Saturday. We are sorry for the inconvenience and we can’t wait for y’all to tune in tomorrow.

Stay tuned...

28/01/2021

Season 2 coming to a streaming service near you very soon. We’ve been gone for a minute now we back again, ayeee.

It’s been a wild few months, with lots of transitions for both Saturne and myself, but we are happy to announce that we are back, and ready to give the girls what they’ve been waiting for...the TEA.

Stay tuned because episode 1 of season 2 will be dropping on Friday. Tell a friend to tell a friend. See y’all Friday!!

20/11/2020

It’s been awhile uninterrupted fam, and thank you for being patient while both hosts took a much needed break.

Episode 14 is now out and streaming on all platforms. This episode ends Season 1, stay tuned for Season 2 coming soon.

09/11/2020

Hey Uninterrupted fam, we are back from our hiatus and have a new episode dropping this Friday.

Last week was an intense week, and although we chose to celebrate the joy of an evil end, we know there is still so much work to be done. Thank you to all the grassroots organizers who tirelessly go out and do the work, the work that continues to change and evolve this nation in ways that are restorative, transformative, and just.

We will be dropping our last episode of season 1 this Friday, and then entering Season 2. Stay tuned for a trailer dropping sometime this week, and depending on how we feel, we may or may not go live on our Instagram as well.

We hope you are having a lovely start to your November. Thank you for continuing to tap in with us on fridays, we truly appreciate the support.

02/11/2020

This is a heavy and very important week, and in this moment we have been called to take and pause & rest.

We will be back with season 2 of the uninterrupted podcast after we have processed our feelings and feel safe to do so. Sending love to you all during this time, and please stay safe and remember, we keep us safe.

25/10/2020

24/10/2020

Tune into Episode 13 featuring as we discuss the importance of school board elections. Chiany is running for a seat on the Ojai School Board and drops gems on her experience getting into politics and why it’s important we pay attention to what’s happening around us locally.

20/10/2020

Hello to our followers! We sincerely apologize for the delay on uploading this episode but we were experiencing some technical difficulties. Episode 12 is now available on all streaming platforms.

As promised we will continue the month of October and dedicate it to everything that is the election, voting and politics. Tune in as special guest , the Poli-Talk genius, graces us with her presence and drops gems on voting, how elections work, and the importance of exercising our right to vote. This episode is so informative, let us know your favorite part.

17/10/2020

Friday’s episode features the one and only . Tune in as we discuss everything politics and the weight of this 2020 election, and it’s affects on Black womxn.

16/10/2020

16/10/2020

Vote no on prop 25, wanna know why? The answer is simple, if we want to move towards a carceral free world, then we have to eliminate the systems in place that recreate processes that lead to incarcerating folx. We want to live in a prison free world, so let’s see some propositions that manifest it. This is not that one.

14/10/2020

Anytime multimillion dollar companies are funding a prop, it’s something to stay far away from. Wanna know why? Because they never have communities best interest in mind, they are self-serving. These companies want Prop 22 to pass so they can avoid obeying the law, and we cannot let that happen.

13/10/2020

The state of California needs rent control! No more slumlords getting away with over charging for outdated rental units.

Prop 21 amends state law to allow local governments to establish rent control on residential properties over 15 years old. Allows local limits on annual rent increases to differ from current statewide limit. Allows rent increases in rent-controlled properties of up to 15 percent over three years at start of new tenancy (above any increase allowed by local ordinance). Exempts individuals who own no more than two homes from new rent-control policies. In accordance with California law, prohibits rent control from violating landlords’ right to fair financial return. - Source: BallotPedia

12/10/2020

The ballot initiative would make specific types of theft and fraud crimes, including firearm theft, vehicle theft, and unlawful use of a credit card, chargeable as misdemeanors or felonies, rather than misdemeanors. The ballot initiative would also establish two additional types of crimes in state code—serial crime and organized retail crime—and charge them as wobblers (crimes chargeable as misdemeanors or felonies).

The ballot initiative would require persons convicted of certain misdemeanors that were classified as wobblers or felonies before 2014, such shoplifting, grand theft, and drug possession, along with several other crimes, including domestic violence and prostitution with a minor, to submit to the collection of DNA samples for state and federal databases. - Source: BallotPedia

09/10/2020

Proposition 18 would allow 17-year-olds who will be 18 at the time of the next general election to vote in primary elections and special elections.

The California Constitution currently permits individuals who are at least 18 years old on the date of an election to vote in that election. Amends constitution to permit 17-year-olds who will be at least 18 years old and otherwise eligible to vote at the time of the next general election to vote in any primary or special election that occurs before the next general election. - Source: BallotPedia

08/10/2020

California is one of three states that require persons convicted of felonies to complete their prison and parole sentences before regaining the right to vote.

As of 2020, 19 states allowed people convicted of felonies, but who were on parole, to vote. Seventeen of these states did not allow people to vote while imprisoned. Two—Maine and Vermont—allow people who are imprisoned to vote.

The remaining 28 states had additional disqualifications—compared to California—for people convicted of felonies. Eighteen disqualified people who were imprisoned, on parole, or on probation. Seven prohibited people convicted of certain felonies from ever regaining the right to vote. In Iowa, Kentucky, and Virginia, people convicted of felonies never regain the right to vote, although their governors can issue orders to restore voting rights to individuals or groups - Source: BallotPedia

07/10/2020

Prop 16 summary: Permits government decision-making policies to consider race, s*x, color, ethnicity, or national origin to address diversity by repealing article I, section 31, of the California Constitution, which was added by Proposition 209 in 1996.
Proposition 209 generally prohibits state and local governments from discriminating against, or granting preferential treatment to, individuals or groups on the basis of race, s*x, color, ethnicity, or national origin in the operation of public employment, education, or contracting.
Does not alter other state and federal laws guaranteeing equal protection and prohibiting unlawful discrimination.

- Source: BallotPedia

06/10/2020

As voters, we have to remember that local elections are just as important national ones. In California there are several important measures and propositions that are in the 2020 ballot that we also need to pay attention to, here’s one of them. Vote yes on Prop 15!

“Proposition 15 would create a process in the state constitution for distributing revenue from the revised tax on commercial and industrial properties. The ballot initiative would distribute the revenue to specific areas, rather than the General Fund. First, the revenue would be distributed to (a) the state to supplement decreases in revenue from the state's personal income tax and corporation tax due to increased tax deductions and (b) counties to cover the costs of implementing the measure. Second, 60 percent of the remaining funds would be distributed to local governments and special districts, and 40 percent would be distributed to school districts and community colleges (via a new Local School and Community College Property Tax Fund). Revenue appropriated for education would be divided as follows: 11% for community colleges and 89% for public schools, charter schools, and county education offices. There would also be a requirement that schools and colleges receive an annual minimum of $100 (adjusted each year) per full-time student” - Source: BallotPedia

03/10/2020

Your vote matters, listen on Spotify or Apple podcast to hear why!

02/10/2020

As promised the is dedicating the month of October to discuss everything that is politics, the 2020 election, and voting!

Tune in to Episode 11 featuring the amazing , and listen as ge drops gems about registering to vote, voting this month, and the important props on the ballot in California that we must pay attention to.

02/10/2020

Why voting matters, tune in to our episode tomorrow with !! He absolutely dropped some gems

30/09/2020

Mood after watching the debates the other night , what a train wreck.

I hope what last night showed us is what happens when we don’t participate in these systems. We get left with old white man, making decisions for us. No more, we need to vote, not just on the national level, but locally as well. It’s time that we have seasoned grassroots organizers and activists in positions of power, because there’s no way our fate is left in the hands of those two.

VOTE, VOTE, VOTE, all on levels come November.