2 Cool 4 School Podcast

On Episode 9- Supacell- Hidden Pains (OUT MONDAY 7pm), I am joined by Rizzy Amole and Alidor Gaspar, where we discussed the systemic gaps in education and healthcare when it comes to supporting those with sickle cell disease or trait.I am privileged to have a platform to address these critical issues while elevating the voices of those who too often go unheard.

On this episode I sat down with Rax Kalia (Finance Industry Professional), Godfrey Asare (Financial Advisor) and Emmanuel Asuquo (Financial advisor and Media personality), where we discussed the keys to empowering individuals (young and old) to make informed decisions about their money ensuring long-term stability and independence.

Adultification isn't just about responsibility. We learn to be resilient and responsible, but at a cost. That cost is we sometimes miss out on just being kids.

In my first Podcast collaboration, I sit down with the men from The Father's Playbook podcast as we dive into the role of Black Fathers in their children's education. We explore strict parenting, school exclusions, representation, and more in a powerful conversation about fatherhood, community and shaping the future.

On this episode guests discuss the Black University experience. This experience is important as it represents a unique intersection of race, identity and higher education, highlighting both the struggles and triumphs of Black students in predominantly white institutions.

Trauma doesn’t just happen in the past—it shapes the way we live, work, and connect every day. In this week’s episode-I sat down with Dr Jo Stubley, Consultant Medical Psychotherapist at Tavistock and Portman as we discussed a topic that impacts us all but is often left in the shadows: TRAUMA IN ADULTS.

In this episode we discuss Mental Health issues among children and adolescents. Issues around wellbeing that are often overlooked or misunderstood. We hope this episode encourages more open conversations about mental well-being.

In this episode we discuss pupils that are being educated in Alternative Provisions and Pupil Referral Units.

What's going wrong in mainstream schools?

Where is the early intervention and support?

Are AP's and PRU's a breeding ground for youth and gang violence?

With record number of teachers leaving the profession. I sat down with 2 former teachers and did a deep dive into why they left teaching.