In the third episode of You're On Mute, our host Bianca Miller-Cole speaks to Rose Hulse, Founder & CEO of ScreenHits TV. She discusses her early life and inspiration, her time in the film industry and some of the obstacles she faced during her career in the studio world. She also speaks about the journey she went on in launching ScreenHits TV, the need for equity investment in underrepresented groups and how this contributes to a better society for everyone.

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Joining Lord Michael Hastings for our second episode is Professor Kevin Fenton, Public Health England's director for London. Among his many other roles, Professor Fenton was previously the director of the United States National Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.

He joins us to discuss his early life and inspiration, distinguished medical career and how he became an advocate for equity and equality in public health. He also touches on subjects such as the societal disparities in the UK, highlighted by Covid-19, and his time working in the US when he met Obama at The White House.

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In the first special episode of 'You're On Mute', our host June Sarpong, Director of Creative Diversity at the BBC, speaks to Christo Brand, the man who served as Nelson Mandela's jailer and eventually became his best friend.

Christo provides insight into a very special relationship between these two men, racially from opposite sides of society. This multi-layered tale contains many lessons and demonstrates how the kind, measured and respectful use of powerful authority can bring an unexpected or unanticipated bonus.

Ultimately, the positive way Nelson Mandela responded to his 27 year incarceration is exemplary, setting the standard as a role model for leaders in all disciplines.

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