Conrad Murray, an award-winning British-Indian theatre maker, discusses his journey fusing hip-hop, beatbox and theatre, his experience growing up as a mixed-race child of migrants, and his work on Deep Azur, The Pied Piper and a rap-driven Peter Pan. The episode explores racism, family, creative resilience, community workshops and making bold new stories for the stage.

In this episode of the Egbon Podcast, host Kossim interviews Jody Afia — a Swiss‑Ghanaian entrepreneur who pivoted from music and biochemistry into Salesforce and AI automation. Jody shares his journey building GoFull Automation and scaling to $20K/month by combining business sense with no-code tools and smart prompts.

The conversation covers why AI matters, practical tools like Notion and make.com, real client projects, overcoming imposter syndrome, and actionable advice for migrants and creators who want to start, scale, and future‑proof their careers.

Our host interviews Miguel Hernando Torres Umba, a Colombian-born creative director, performer, and filmmaker whose work spans BBC, the National Theatre, Secret Cinema and the new Paramount horror film Primate, in which he plays Ben.

The episode traces Miguel’s journey from a hand-built neighborhood in Bogota to immersive theatre in the UK — his early street performances, training in corporeal mime, collaborations on large-scale shows like Rumble in the Jungle and Terminal 1, and his commitment to representation and community.

They also discuss Miguel’s role as the primate in Primate, his creative process and movement research, and his advice to young migrants: be open to opportunities, give your all, and support the next generation through projects like his Latinx youth theatre.

British-Ghanaian actor Danny Cephani joins the Egg Bon Podcast to trace his journey from a Hackney upbringing and Ghanaian heritage to drama school and a celebrated career on stage and screen, including Shakespeare, King Lear, Black Panther and Star Wars.

They discuss cultural identity, the power of storytelling, the role of theatre and film in shaping history and empathy, and the desire to bring untold African epics and histories to global audiences.

In this episode Cherelle Skeete, an award-winning British–Caribbean actress, shares her journey from growing up in Birmingham to becoming a successful stage and screen performer.

She discusses her dance roots, drama school experience, standout roles (including The Lion King, Amen Corner, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Call the Midwife and Hannah), and the practical challenges of a performing career.

Sherelle also talks about her advocacy work (Black Trust UK and Hair & Makeup Equality), the importance of community, and gives clear advice to young artists about trusting their intuition and finding their tribe.

In this episode of the Egbon podcast, join us for an enlightening conversation with the award-winning Azerbaijani musician, Emin Zada. Discover how Emin's vibrant cultural heritage from Baku shaped his musical journey across continents. From an early start in Azerbaijan to performing on world stages, Emin shares his experiences and insights. Learn how family values and classical music inspired his career, leading to performances with renowned artists and prestigious orchestras.

Delve into Emin's transformation through different music landscapes, his creative process, and the unique opportunities that emerged from his global travels. This episode offers a glance into the dynamic world of a musician who seamlessly blends classical roots with contemporary sounds, showcasing a harmony of cultures and artistic expression.

In this episode of the Egbon Podcast, we delve into the vibrant world of Kervin Mark, a distinguished British Caribbean fashion designer and artist, whose creations have graced the shelves of luxury stores such as Harrods and Maxfield. Join us in sunny Notting Hill as we explore Kervin's artistic journey from his idyllic childhood in St. Lucia to becoming an influential name in fashion. Through his unique blend of art and design, Kervin shares his philosophy on creativity, heritage, and what it means to create beyond conventional labels. Discover the stories behind his pieces and the inspirations drawn from a life rich in cultural diversity and creativity.

Join Kasim on the Eggbone Podcast as he delves into the colorful world of British-Nigerian visual artist, Joseph Aina. Known for his globally exhibited artwork, Joseph approaches creativity from a unique perspective shaped by his upbringing in both the UK and Nigeria.

This episode offers a rare look inside Joseph's studio, exploring his artistic journey, foundational experiences, and the cultural influences that have propelled his career. From discussing early interests in oil painting to successful exhibitions worldwide, Joseph shares his insights on creating art that challenges conventional notions and embraces the beauty of different landscapes and identities.

Find out how Joseph integrates his dual heritage into dynamic visual expressions that transcend traditional mediums, including captivating paintings, clothing, and accessories. Perfect for aspiring artists, this episode brims with inspiration and practical advice from a creative mind that's reshaping the art world with vigor and authenticity.

Welcome to the Egbon Podcast, where we spark enlightening conversations with migrants or children of migrants who are trailblazing in their careers. In this episode, we are privileged to chat with Rick Leon James, a globally acclaimed bassist, composer, and producer from Trinidad, who brings a wealth of musical history and inspiration to our show.

Rick shares his incredible journey from his early days in Trinidad, describing his musical influences and the vibrant musical culture of the Caribbean. He takes us through his transformative move to New York at the tender age of 14, his blend of musical genius, and how he honed his craft across continents.

From performing with high-profile artists like Chaka Khan, Estelle, and Tiny Tempa, to his soul-stirring experiences with Cirque du Soleil and Whiskid, Rick paints a vivid picture of his dynamic career. He opens up about his connection with his heritage, the importance of embracing one's roots, and his foray into music production and mentorship.

Join us as Rick Leon James delves into the philosophy of music as a reflection of life's journey and the unyielding spirit that drives him. Discover how Rick's passion and determination have paved the way for countless musical endeavors, drawing from his diverse influences and deep-rooted cultural heritage.

Tune in to reimagine the power of music and learn from Rick's experiences as he continues to inspire and uplift future generations through his art. Don’t miss this enthralling episode filled with electrifying moments and heartfelt insights from the Caribbean King of Bass himself.

Welcome to another episode of the Egmont Podcast, where we dive deep into the stories of inspiring individuals from migrant backgrounds. In this episode, we are joined by the extraordinary Juanita Euka, a Congolese-Argentinian Afro-Latina singer who has taken the world by storm with her incredible talent.

Juanita shares her unique journey of growing up in various countries due to her father's diplomatic career and how this multicultural upbringing shaped her musical influences. From watching her father dance at family gatherings to being captivated by Argentinian art and music, Juanita's exposure to diverse cultures played a pivotal role in her artistic development.

Join us as Juanita Euka talks about her experiences performing on global stages, opening for legends like Elton John, and her collaborations with bands such as Malambo and the London Afrobeat Collective. She shares insights on her identity as both African and Latina, and how these cultural intersections fuel her music.

This episode is not just a celebration of Juanita's achievements but also an exploration of identity, belonging, and embracing one's roots while navigating the world of music. Tune in for a conversation filled with inspiration and passion that will resonate with dreamers and artists around the globe.