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Blacticulate: A Black British podcast featuring young Black professionals, where we find out how they do what they do so you can too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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BIG NEWS!!! We're on the lookout for someone to host Stories that Stick podcast so if this is you (or you know someone who should) then please do get in touch on [email protected] Today's episode is the final 'best of' (well, you'll be all catch up with our episodes) and we have got the following: Episode 28, Jay Blades, a furniture restorer…
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We’re still working on new episodes and if you’d like to be featured on know someone whose story should be featured on our podcast then please get in touch at [email protected]. In today's episode, we have clips from: Episode 23, Sheila Nortley, an award-winning filmmaker, who’s currently developing her feature script with BFI and BBC, whils…
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Stories that stick podcast has been on a Summer break and we're currently working on new episodes, but in the interim here's the best of Stories that Stick episode 17 - 21. We feature the following: EP 17, Gemma Cairney, Broadcaster (her work can be seen and heard on The Sound Odyssey on BBC 4 and The Leisure Society on BBC 6) and you can follow he…
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Amber Medland, author of Wild Pets: a story that follows 3 graduates entering the real world in a time of Trump and #MeToo. She joins us to share her journey into becoming an author whilst regaling some of the stories that made a big impact on her life. Wild Pets is available in all good book stores and you can contact Amber on: Instagram: @amberme…
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In today’s episode, I have a conversation with Elliot Rae, founder of Music Football Fatherhood (MFF) - an empowering community of fathers who share their experiences through online conversations, meetups and so much more. I believe BBC called it “the dad’s version of Mumsnet”. That being said, Elliot shares some of his stories that made a huge imp…
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Opeyemi Solufuke, leading Regional Diversity and Inclusion Program Manager for a top 4 tech company, joins us to discuss her career journey (so far) and specifically her new book, which she co-authored with her partner called Twice As Hard - available at all good book stores. And, she regales some of the Stories that have stuck with her, which has …
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Jay Blades, a modern furniture restorer and best known as a TV presenter for BBC hit shows ‘Money for Nothing’ and ’The Repair Man’ joins Ade, host of Stories that Stick podcast, to discuss his autobiographical book Making It: How Love, Kindness and Community helped me Repair My Life, which is now available at all good book stores and Amazon. We sp…
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We are joined by Ade Akins, who’s a digital marketer and better known as the co-host of the amazing podcast Adzvice. Ade shares the stories that have made an impact on his life, stories such as: Toy Story (the movie) Financial Advice from his uncle Tanning of America by Steve Stoute Music by ES_Obvious Trent ES_Wasted Years (Instrumental Version) -…
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Natalie Fiawoo, Culture Curator for Black Cultural Archives and a Producer for Apples and Snakes. Natalie shares stories such as ‘Mouth Open, Jump Out’ series by Grace Hallworth, Ghanaian literature that was literally written by her great-great grandfather and the importance of making sure we tell our own stories. Contact Natalie on: Website: natal…
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Jon Devo, an amazing photographer and journalist who’s written for the Metro, Amateur Photography and WIRED UK, to name but a few reputable magazines, speaks on his career journey (so far) and the stories that stuck with him such as ‘Jonathan Livingstone Seagull, Conversation with God and the film Ready Player One’ You can reach Jon on: Twitter: @J…
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Claud Williams, an award-winning entrepreneur, executive coach and founder of Dream Nations, talks about his career-journey, so far, and the books that inspired him along the way such as ‘Losing your Virginity' by Sir Richard Branson and 'The Promise of a Pencil' by Adam Braun. Contact Claude Willaims: Website: https://dreamnation.co/ Instagram: @c…
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We speak to Sheila Nortley, an award-winning filmmaker who has written, produced and directed several internationally renowned projects including SABLE FABLE which went on to win Best Film at the prestigious American Black Film Festival Awards 2013. Sheila shares why stories such as Anansi (the spider), Assata Shakur's biography and listening to he…
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Best of Stories that Stick, episodes 09-12. EP 09: Andy Ayim, a product leader and business builder who's passionate about creating pathways into business for people with potential from low-income backgrounds. EP 10: Georgette, from Just the Tip podcast one of UK's most popular sex podcast. EP 11: Elijah Lawal, PR Manager for Google and author of t…
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Best of Stories that Stick, episodes 04-08. EP 4: Nels Abbey, author of the book Think Like a White Man. EP 5: Axel KaCoutié, sound artist and designer for Today In Focus (Guardian) podcast EP6: Temi Alchémy, co-host of 90s Baby Podcast EP 7: Billie Dee, PR Consultant and Mental Health Advocate EP 8: Fred Santana, co-host of 90s Baby Podcast. MERRY…
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Whilst we're preparing for 2021, we shall be revisiting past episodes (chronologically) and selecting a single story that resonated with us from each guest. [02:21] Joy Gharoro-Akpotojor (EP 02), sharing how she became a Film producer and why she's focused on telling stories which are Black, Queer and Female-led. [07:23] Salmon Adjani (EP 01), acto…
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Péjú Ọshin, a British-Nigerian Arts curator (Young People Programme at the Tate) and educator (Central Saint Martins), joins us to discuss the legacy she’s building as well as the stories that made an impact on her life - like as watching an episode of Judge John Deed where the lawyer dies and consequently stopped her from becoming a lawyer to play…
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David Elikwu, ex-lawyer who now helps startups companies with their marketing, strategy and legal, joins us remotely (so forgive the audio quality) to discuss why he does the above as well as starting Baba's flight club (2,000+ members) and his latest business venture the Democratic Republic of Coffee. David can be found: Twitter: @LegendofBaba / @…
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Charlotte Williams, the founder of Seven Six Agency, joins us remotely to share the stories that made an impact on her life, how and why she started her influencer marketing agency Seven Six to specifically help those within the BAME community. Also, her agency is currently crowdfunding to money to grow the business so please follow the link (below…
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Many of you may know Alim Kamara as a hip-hop artist, but do you know that he's a traditional storyteller and motivational speaker that tours the world reciting folklores from Africa. Well, this is why Alim joins us today to share some of the stories that have made an impact on him and how he started his storytelling company Storie Storie HQ. Conta…
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New episode with Roy Alexander Weise (MBE), co-Artistic Director of the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, and Director of plays such as 'Nine Nights, The Mountaintop, Master Harold and the boys' to name but a few. Roy spoke about the learnings he gained from biblical stories (fun fact Roy could’ve ended up a Pastor), the UK education system penal…
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Gemma Cairney, multi-award-winning broadcaster (BBC 1xtra), Author of the book ‘Open: A toolkit for how magic and messed up life can be, and founder of a production company called Boom Shakalaka. In today's episode we discussed growing up with a dual heritage; developing your identity in the public eye; the benefits of her debut book 'Open'; and so…
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On today's episode, Josh Rivers founder of the platform Busy Being Black, which is a podcast (for now) that centres the stories of Black & Brown Queer people thriving at the intersections of their identities. Josh shares some of the stories that have made an impact on him, from Oprah, Matthew Shepherd, Bayard Rustin, and much more. And, if you were…
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Christina Moore, former BBC (Radio 4 and World Service) producer, and now the founder of Don't Skip Media - an audio production and training company that helps people turn their talent and skills into audio content. She joins us in the studio to share how and why she started her new venture so guys if you're in the space to start something new then…
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Reya El-Salahi, a Journalist, Reporter and Presenter, who's worked for the BBC, This American Life, London Live, to name but a few renown broadcast platforms, joined us in the studio to discuss how she became a Journalist, but more specifically why it was important that she did. She can be found on: Website: https://reyatv.com/ Twitter: @_Reya Inst…
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In the studio, we have Bami Kuteyi, founder of Bam Bam Boogie a community that aims to form fearless women around the world through innovative dance fitness practices such as ‘Twerk After Work’. She talks about finding her identity and confidence via dancing, and of the course stories and memories that had a big impact on her life. You can find Bam…
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In today’s episode, we have Monikah Lee a presenter and host of Talks with Monikah Lee. She joins us simply to share her journey alongside the stories that have made the biggest impact on her life, so far, and why she built 'Talks with Monika Lee' - a conversation platform, which tackles the unspoken topics within our community. Monikah Lee can be …
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Elijah Lawal, PR Manager for Google and author of the book ’The Clapback: Your Guide to Calling out Racist Stereotypes, speaks about the hardship of growing up and feeling different, alongside the stories that had an impact on him, which became the catalyst for him writing his debut book The Clapback: Your Guide to Calling out Racist Stereotypes Co…
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In today’s episode, Georgette from Just The Tip podcast, one of UK's most popular sex podcast (well, within our community), shares the stories that made an impact on her life - Matilda, Harry Potter, to a traumatic breakup - and give us insights on how to deal with any situation that's difficult. Contact Georgette/Just The Tip on: Soundcloud: https…
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Andy Ayim, a product leader and business builder who's passionate about creating pathways into business for people with potential from low-income backgrounds. Andy join us in the studio to share the stories that made him understand the power of perspective and how building relationships is key to his success. Contact Andy Ayim on: Website: https://…
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Stories that Stick: a podcast series about the stories that shape our guests; For, in the end, it’s only the stories that matter. In the studio, we had Fred Santana, one half of the 90s Baby Show - one UK's most popular that deals with pop-culture. This episode shows a side of Fred that hasn’t been shared so we hope you enjoy it. Follow Fred Santan…
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In today’s episode, we have Billie Dee, an award-winning Public Relations expert (she managed PR campaigns for Amazon, United Nations Women, Ministry of Sound, to name but a few) and she’s a mental health ambassador currently living with Borderline Personality Disorder and Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Billie works tirelessly to fight aga…
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Stories that Stick: a podcast series about the stories that shape us. For in the end, it's only the story that matters. We have Temi Alchémy, co-founded of the 90s Baby Show: a podcast series that discuss both present and past life experiences from their (90s baby) perspective, share with us his journey so far, the stories that had an impact on his…
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Stories that Stick: a podcast series about the stories that shape us. For, in the end, it's only the story that matters. And in today’s episode we have Axel Kacoutie, Sound Designer for the Guardian daily news podcast Today In Focus; Sound Artist who's work has been featured on Random Acts (Channel 4), Short Cuts (BBC Radio 4) and BBC Radio 3. New …
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Welcome to Stories that Stick, a podcast series about the stories that shape us. For, in the end, it’s only the stories that matter. In today's episode, we have Nels Abbey, a journalist, and author who join us in the studio to discuss his debut book ‘Think like a White Man’. New episodes are released every fortnight. If you would like to be feature…
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Welcome to Stories that Stick, a podcast series about the stories that shape us. For, in the end, it’s only the stories that matter. In today's episode, we have Marcus Bronzy, a presenter that specialises in audio production, and he is most known for his own podcast series called ‘How to Kill an Hour’. New episodes are released every fortnight. If …
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Welcome to Stories that Stick, a podcast series about the stories that shape us. For, in the end, it’s only the stories that matter. And in today's episode, we have Joy Gharoro-Akpotojor, a screenwriter and film producer who’s best known for producing award-winning short called ‘Haircut’ and soon to be released feature film called Blue Story, direc…
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Welcome to Stories that Stick, a podcast series about the stories that shape us. For, in the end, it’s only the stories that matter. And in today's episode, we have Adjani Salmon, a film director, who’s best known for his award-winning web-series ‘dreaming whilst black’. New episodes released every fortnight. If you want to be featured then please …
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Welcome to Stories that Stick - a podcast series about the stories that shape us; For, in the end, it’s only the stories that matter. Every fortnight we invite storytellers (writers, poets, podcasters, etc...) to share stories, from their past decades, that had an impact on them. If you want to be featured then please get in touch via email contact…
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In this episode, Ibrahim shares how he co-founded GUAP: the world’s first video magazine, the tools/resources he uses, and most importantly the mindset we needed to start our own media company, too. Follow Ibrahim Kamara: Instagram: ibrahimkamara_ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IbrahimKamara_ Follow GUAP magazine: - Webiste: http://www.guap.co.uk/ - …
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In this episode, we have Yoanna 'Pepper' Chikezie, British-born Nigerian, who's truly a Fashion mogul. She started her career as a Stylist, a Fashion Editor of FAB and TW Magazine, and then in 2013 became the Head of SPICE TV - Africa’s pioneering fashion channel. Now she's pursuing her passion to drive growth within Africa’s fashion eco-system wit…
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On this episode Shannie Mears, chief talent officer of The Elephant Room and GUAP magazine’s talent and brand manager. Shannie shareshow she co-founded an Ad agency with only two years into her career in advertising, not being afraid to speak your mind regardless of your environment, the importance of collaboration, and much more. Contact Shannie M…
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In today's episode, Martin Wilson, Oesteopath to world-class performing Athletes such as 'Dina Asher-Smith, Zharnel Hughes, to name but a few. We hear how and why Martin chose the profession of an Osteopath, the challenges of becoming one of two Black medical staff for Team GB, the skills and education needed for the job, the importance of having m…
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On today’s episode, Annika Allen, co-owner of @theblackmagicnetwork; host & founder of @queensndreams podcast; a journalist with over 15 years experience; co-founder of the Black Magic Awards, which honours PoC (specifically women) who have paved the way for younger generations in the media industry. Yes! Annika is an entrepreneur who is 'bossing' …
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On today’s episode, Akua Gyamfi, founder of The British Blacklist: online global home for African Caribbean British creative professionals on the Screen and Stage, in Sound and Literature – both up front and behind the scenes. Akua talks candidly about the steps she took to start the company, how she created a 'viral' marketing campaign, and so muc…
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On today’s episode, Prisca Moyesa, founder of Moyesa & Co: a social-first marketing agency that bridges the gap between companies + culture. Prisca shares how she started her company, the importance of language when attempting to change behaviours, resources to get ahead, and much more. Contact Prisca Moyesa on: Website: http://www.moyesa.co/ Email…
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On today’s episode, Amos Eretusi, co-founder of Proptar: a youth-led social enterprise that provides a pathway for emerging, untapped, BAME and diverse creative talent to the creative industry (yes, they wrote that on their website). That being said, we dive deeper to find out what that really means and how they do it so we can too. In short this e…
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On today’s episode, how blogging about relationships and being opinionated on Twitter has helped Phoebe Parke's career in more ways than one. Best of all, Phoebe shares advice, resources and tools that we can all use to increase our personal brand, too. Contact Phoebe Parke on: Website: http://phoebeparke.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PhoebePar…
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