Listen to part 2 of Pauline Lewars life journey from Jamaica to England and into adulthood ,become a celebrated social worker and leader.

In honour of the Windrush generation Cliff interviews An extraordinary Jamaican mother, wife, social worker and leader Pauline Lewars.

Oh you guys asked for it and by Jove I think we've got it !!! The Legalities that surrounds the topic of racism is a midfield. Thank our lucky stars we have London based barrister Ryan Clement! Listen as Cliff a Ryan use everything from Eddie Murphy to Audrey Hepburn in their exploration of  discrimination. Trust me this is truly fascinating.  

Oh My Goodness this was awesome. This week Cliff Faulder gets the chance to sit down and break bread with James Wren. For those who don't yet know James Wren, he might be the brightest young creative free thinker to emerge in a very long time. listen as this proud Rastafarian entrepreneur explains how he and his business partner have created one of the fastest growing sports brands in the UK and the influences that have shaped his life.

Warning some of this gets you right in the feels!

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This week the panel cut loose and demonstrate how you have a brave conversation. In this episode previous themes of race are revisited and explored in more depth and some really thought provoking topics are tackled leading to some honest, frank and real discussions. seriously this might be the best one yet!     

Harry Frederick Harlow (October 31, 1905 – December 6, 1981) was an American psychologist best known for his maternal-separation, dependency needs, and social isolation experiments on rhesus monkeys, which manifested the importance of caregiving and companionship to social and cognitive development.

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Listen as a Panel including Dr Leanne Johnson, Mark Waddington and Lorraine McLeod discuss AboutFace CEO Cliff Faulder's theory that England represents the wire monkey found in Harlows experiments with rhesus monkeys to Black people in England. Join the panel as they reflect on the difficulties Black people may have in attaching to a country who rejects them and fails to respond to their cries for help. 

Find out what the panel think the consequences are of being made to feel unwelcome and rejected in light of the Sewell race report.

Today is the 8th of March which is also International Women's Day! Join Rema (Criminal Justice Lead) and Elecia (Health Lead and previous Nurse) in their courageous conversation about women in the health care department and the underlining concerns for black and minority groups within the NHS. Listen in as we highlight the strength, resilience, achievements and the fundamental role black women have in shaping and sustaining the NHS and what black women might have endured from as early as the 19th century. 

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