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In this episode, Sophie is joined by the talented restaurant critic, writer, and Good Food Guide columnist, Jimi Famurewa.
Jimi and Sophie share a unique connection, having both attended the same secondary school in the suburbs, and together they dive into their experiences.
The conversation delves into a powerful topic from Jimi's book Settlers, where he addresses the pressures Black African families face to perform academically and how systemic biases and structural barriers can impact a child's sense of autonomy.
Additionally, Jimi introduces his new book Picky , a deep exploration of identity and eating.
Discover Jimi Famurewa - https://www.jimifamurewa.com/
Find Jimi on Instagram - instagram.com/jimfamished
Find our more about us at Mindfulness for learning - https://www.mindfulnessforlearning.com/
This episode was edited by Ben Corbett.
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In this episode, Sophie is joined by the talented restaurant critic, writer, and Good Food Guide columnist, Jimi Famurewa.
Jimi and Sophie share a unique connection, having both attended the same secondary school in the suburbs, and together they dive into their experiences.
The conversation delves into a powerful topic from Jimi's book Settlers, where he addresses the pressures Black African families face to perform academically and how systemic biases and structural barriers can impact a child's sense of autonomy.
Additionally, Jimi introduces his new book Picky , a deep exploration of identity and eating.
Discover Jimi Famurewa - https://www.jimifamurewa.com/
Find Jimi on Instagram - instagram.com/jimfamished
Find our more about us at Mindfulness for learning - https://www.mindfulnessforlearning.com/
This episode was edited by Ben Corbett.