Welcome to the Podcast revisiting Ken Pryce's research 50 years on the book called Endless Pressure

This book holds valuable history of the West Indian people's lives and wellbeing in the St Paul's community in Bristol that investigates the effects of racism and discrimination in the areas of life styles attitudes beliefs and behavior and how their perceptions of living well with differences have changed over past fifty years

Ken's research was innovative and groundbreaking using his methods from a grassroots level

This podcast aims to celebrate acknowledge and recognize African Carribean life stories of now elders in Bristol to make those stories known and reflect on how we can learn from over coming over whelming odds and about living well in old age

50 years later some of the original participants from ken pryce research are still living in Bristol today

Conducted audio interviews

With the following

Wilbert

Kwame

Cathy

Rhoda

Roy

The podcast aims to revitalize interest in Ken Pryce's research and make known to a wider audience and explore it's relevance today regarding young African Caribbean people who can identify especially regarding Windrush scandal and now black lives matters

Clive Smith. captures true stories from some of Bristol’s Afrikan Caribbean Legends of Martial Arts

This podcast gives you an insight into the journey of racism and discrimination that they all encountered whilst growing up in Bristol England from the 1960s.

Lloyd Russell. Lloyd Allen. Nathan Lewis. Sean Veira

Winston Williams

They all tell their stories of why they started martial arts and the obstacles they all experienced.

Despite all these challenges throughout their everyday life and in the world of Martial Arts they all turned negative into positive

This production also gives homage to Henry Cornwall Max Maximen Trevor Johnson and Stanmore Allen for their contributions to the Martial Arts world before they all passed away.

This production will educate and give you a true account of the many contributions these Afrikan Caribbean legends have done for bristol and the world

Clive Smith AS IT IS tv

Telling Our Stories

As it is.

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All Music produced by Clive Smith

The Windrush journey of Mental health. A personal view of Afrikan Caribbean people who have experienced the many sides of the Mental Health System in England By Clive Smith AS IT IS tv. [email protected]

The Windrush journey of Mental health. A personal view of Afrikan Caribbean people who have experienced the many sides of the Mental Health System in England By Clive Smith AS IT IS tv. [email protected]

The Windrush journey of Mental health. A personal view of Afrikan Caribbean people who have experienced the many sides of the Mental Health System in England By Clive Smith AS IT IS tv. [email protected]

The Windrush journey of Mental health. A personal view of Afrikan Caribbean people who have experienced the many sides of the Mental Health System in England By Clive Smith AS IT IS tv. [email protected]