Chanté Joseph is a writer, journalist, presenter and host of the Guardian's Pop Culture Podcast and frequently writes for publications including British Vogue, the i paper, Gal-Dem and the Huffington Post. She is a versatile journalist, with her work ranging from celebrity interviews to cultural commentary and first-person reportage. Chanté also presented Channel 4’s How Not To Be Racist for two seasons and she is a skilled public speaker and regularly gives keynote speeches and hosts panel discussions. She is also currently writing for her first book A Quick Ting On: The Black British Power Movement.

In this episode Chanté opens up about the journey she has been on to get to where she is today. She discusses the Sliding Doors moment she got her ADHD diagnosis and how the timing of this moment changed her life and started a whole new chapter and mindset. We also delve into her Sliding Doors decision to quit her full-time job and go freelance and she hasn't looked back since!

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