I sat with Nana founder of SEN Bytes a passionate SEN consultant making a real difference in the world of Special Educational Needs. Nana brings a powerful perspective that challenges stereotypes and opens up important conversations around parental awareness, EHCP, representation in SEND, breaking down barriers and much more. If you’re a parent, educator, or simply passionate about inclusion, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

In this episode I sit down with George the Poet and we explore what it means to learn beyond the classroom, through culture, community and challenges. George has lived at the intersection of all 3 and proves that the journey through education is not always linear

In this reflective episode, I look back on the first year of the podcast journey, the highs, the challenges, and the unexpected lessons that shaped the experience. From learning to trust the process to finding my authentic voice. I'm sharing what worked, what didn't and what I would do differently. Whether you are a creator, entrepreneur, or just someone navigating your own path, I hope these insights resonate and inspire you to keep showing up.

On this episode I sit down with Kemi Oluyinka founder of Black Teachers Network and Co-Author of Black in School. We discuss her book, teaching abroad, supporting black educators and much more.

"While traditional discussions focus on exclusion, the reality is that these harmful trajectories are set much earlier"- Joel Dunn In this episode I sat down with Craig Pinkney founder of Solve: The Centre for Youth Violence and Conflict and Joel Dunn founder of Paradigm Project to unpack one of the most urgent issues affecting our youth. The school to prison pipeline.

I sit down with the amazing Tinuke Awe, founder of Mums and Tea and Five x More, for a heartfelt and powerful conversation around parenting with autism. Tinuke opens up about her personal journey as mother, advocate and changemaker, sharing the highs, challenges and the lessons she has learned along the way

I can't tell my story in education without going back to where it started. The place that shaped me through chaos, culture, resilience and realness, ST BONS! I sat down with 3 of my close friends to discuss learning needs, sanctions, discipline, parenting, influence of music and much more.

I sit down with former students Nick, Ben and Theresa to unpack the real shift from GCSEs to Sixth Form. Their honesty is both refreshing and necessary. My platform exists to amplify the voices. Who else better to share experiences of A-Levels than the students? They aren’t just the future, they’re the present, and their lived experiences deserve space.

In this episode I sit down with Joy Mbakwe, a powerful advocate for justice in education and empowerment. With a passion for uplifting marginalised voices, Joy shares her journey and emphasises how education can be a catalyst for real change. Whether you're an educator, activist or simply curious about how to make meaningful impact, this conversation will leave you inspired and informed

In this episode, we dive into the game beyond the pitch. I sat down with West Ham Academy Coach George Chukwuma and former West Ham Pro Anthony Edgar to explore how education shapes the mindset, discipline, and long-term success of aspiring elite academy footballers. It’s more than talent it’s about balance, vision, and growth.