generation veX

But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

Sharon, Stephenson and Vanessa reunite for a special episode, chatting about what they've been reading during lockdown: reading as activism and reading for joy.

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje

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But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this episode, Sharon and Stephenson chat are joined by Hannah Chukwu. They chat about Bernardine Evaristo's book, Girl, Woman, Other and discuss women in leadership roles and sexism, as well as being a person of colour in the creative industries, and representation of people of colour in non-urban spaces in art.

Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo is published by Hamish Hamilton. Available at all good bookshops and online.

Available at all good bookshops and online.

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Naomi Morris Omori

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But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this episode, Sharon, Stephenson and Vanessa are joined by writer Bernardine Evaristo to talk about her Booker Prize-winning book, Girl, Woman, Other.

Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo is published by Hamish Hamilton. Available at all good bookshops and online.

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje

All rights reserved

But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this episode, Sharon, Stephenson and Vanessa chat about Sara Collins' book, The Confessions of Frannie Langton. They talk about racial stereotypes, science and racism, and ask each other whether slave narratives can ever make enjoyable films/TV shows/books to watch/read for people of colour?

The Confessions of Frannie Langton by Sara Collins is published by Penguin Books. Available at all good bookshops and online.

Available at all good bookshops and online.

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje and Naomi Morris Omori

All rights reserved

But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this bonus episode, Stephenson and Vanessa are recorded live in conversation at the #Merky Books pop up at the Beats by Dr Dre residency in Shoreditch, London.

They chat about the list of '100 novels that shaped our world' which BBC Arts published on 5/11/2019 and the novels which shaped them(you can read the list here: http://bit.ly/BBC100Novels).

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Naomi Morris Omori

All rights reserved

But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this episode, Sharon, Stephenson and Vanessa are joined by writer Sara Collins to talk about her new book, The Confessions of Frannie Langton. They talk about storytelling, slave narratives and gothic romance.

The Confessions of Frannie Langton by Sara Collins is published by Penguin. Available at all good bookshops and online.

Follow @generationveX and stay tuned for new episodes.

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje

All rights reserved

But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this episode, Sharon, Stephenson and Vanessa reflect on their conversation with writer Derek Owusu about Safe: On Black British Men Reclaiming Space, a collection of essays which he edited and contributed to, as well as his new book, That Reminds Me, an exploration of identity, belonging and mental health. They chat about family, uni and safe spaces for Black British men.

Safe: On Black British Men Reclaiming Space edited by Derek Owusu is published by Trapeze. That Reminds Me by Derek Owusu is published by #Merky Books. Available at all good bookshops and online.

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Naomi Morris Omori

All rights reserved

But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this episode, Stephenson and Vanessa are joined by writer and poet, Derek Owusu. They talk to Derek about Safe: On Black British Men Reclaiming Space, a collection of essays which he edited and contributed to, as well as his new book, That Reminds Me, an exploration of identity, belonging and mental health.

Safe: On Black British Men Reclaiming Space edited by Derek Owusu is published by Trapeze. That Reminds Me by Derek Owusu is published by #Merky Books. Available at all good bookshops and online.

Follow @generationveX and stay tuned for new episodes.

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Sign up to the generation veX newsletter to be the first to know about new episodes and behind-the-scenes stories: bit.ly/genvexnewsletter

This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje

All rights reserved

But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this episode, Sharon, Stephenson and Vanessa are inspired by their chat in last week's episode (S1 E1) featuring Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, author of Starling Days. They talk about themes from this novel, including loneliness, big cities and technology, dipping into a few of their personal favourite books – Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari, Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Beloved by Toni Morrison.

Starling Days by Rowan Hisayo Buchanan is published by Sceptre. Available at all good bookshops and online.

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Naomi Morris Omori

All rights reserved

But where are you *really* from? Three actors and creatives who have their fingers on the pulse discuss what’s really got them veXed. Join Sharon, Stephenson, Vanessa and guests on generation veX as they chat about race, culture and belonging. They attempt to navigate the confusing landscape of modern millennial identity, all with the help of some seriously good books.

In this episode, Sharon, Stephenson and Vanessa are joined by writer Rowan Hisayo Buchanan to talk about her new book, Starling Days. They talk about cultural identity, relationships and mental health, as well as (of course) what’s got them veXed recently.

Starling Days by Rowan Hisayo Buchanan is published by Sceptre. Available at all good bookshops and online.

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This podcast is produced with the support of Green Door Pictures

Executive Producer and Manager Naomi Morris Omori

Hosted by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, Sharon Rose, and Vanessa Fisher

Music and stings by Dominic Nyarambi

Edited by Stephenson Ardern-Sodje

All rights reserved