Arise x Sable Radio presents a live podcast experience as part of the pop up venue 'Satellite' @ Compass Festival. In this episode, we uncover the inspiring experiences of Black creatives thriving in the northern UK scene with writer and spoken word 'artivist' Simone Yasmin and figurative artist Linnet Panashe Rubaya.

Prepare for an exploration of the intersections faced by Black creatives in the UK, personal growth journeys, and the art of navigating the ever-evolving creative landscape as we explore the experiences of those making waves in creative industry in the UK and beyond.

Live Recorded as part of Toni Lewis' Satellite @ Compass Festival (Leeds UK) co-curated with Sable Radio on: 25/11/22

Join Olivia and Zoe as they discuss what repercussions we face when we became lazy with our use of ethnic terminology and how homogenisation is blurring the lines within Black diversity and creativity. Follow us on IG, FB and Twitter: @Arise_Creatives

Welcome to the event special episode: Element Earth! This episode opens up discussions on the foundations of being a creative and potential barriers black and minority creatives face. Join us on Instagram for the full event (@Arise_Creatives)  as we personify the theme of earth into key characteristics for creativity over the next 3 days!

For the final podcast episode of 2020 Zoe and Olivia recap on the whirlwind of this year and highlight the impact that creatives has had on lockdown.  

Follow us on IG, FB and Twitter: @Arise_Creatives to stay updated with the upcoming 2021 ARISE event.

This week on Arise Zoe and Olivia discuss how the current climate has brought a new era of creativity, social media and it's affects on the creative mind and the impact of imposter syndrome on black female creatives. 

Follow us on IG, FB and Twitter: @Arise_Creatives to stay updated!

In this episode, Zoe and Olivia explore the journey of self-love and how love languages can help personalise and apply to self-care regimes for creatives.  

DISCLAIMER the topic of this episode will include talk of medical injustices, COVID 19 deaths, pregnancy and mental health including postnatal depression so please listen at your own discretion if these things are a trigger for you.

Following the recent statistic of black people being X5 more likely to die of COVID, we along with guests Kyra and Sonia explored the ways in which systematic racism in healthcare can affect ethnic minorities. 

In our very first episode, Zoe interviews Interior design student Olivia and Fashion design student Melody to get the inside look on life as a university student. We cover fears after university, Industry bias for WOC and our overall experiences as black women. To find out more about the black female creative networking platform Arise follow us on Instagram and Twitter @arise_creatives