IGeNIGHT Podcast

Episode 16 is about the three sisters chatting about leadership and what it means to them, what they have experienced and what they have learnt.

Collide: What are you're experiences of being black or a person of colour at a restaurant?

Create: We're celebrating Black History Month in the UK and highlight some amazing black women who have come before us as well as women who are leading the way now.

Connect: We're catching up as it's been a while! So we're catching up on what we've been up to over the past 2 weeks

We have Darren Raymond who is the artistic director of Intermission Youth Theatre, an arts organisation who works with young people across London. Intermission incorporates the works of Shakespeare as a tool for shaping conversations that are real and relevant to young people.

We are bringing you a special episode! Flying solo is Titilola and she is speaking with Suzann McLean, artistic director of south London's Theatre Peckham.

She is directing a new play called Extremism by Andres Lustgarten. Titilola talks to Suzann about her career, the theatre industry and her passion for working with young people.

Black in the Box - what perceptions and assumptions do non-black people have about black people?

Creating Our Own Space - We're highlighting women like Jamelia and Tobi Oredein who are changing the narrative and creating their own spaces and seats at the table.

Finance recap - how are the sisters doing in their journey of being more financially savvy?

This special episode features an interview by Yewande with financial expert Ashley Aborisade. She drops some gems when it comes to helping women secure financial freedom

Episode 10 features a chat about motherhood, a discussion around financial literacy and a reflection of the 10 episodes of IGeNIGHT

Episode 9 is a special one and a departure from the usual format.

Titilola is interviewing the director of Queens of Sheba, written by Jessica L Hagan and adapted for the stage by Ryan Calais Cameron. The play is about to embark on a UK tour.

Episode 8 - are you able to receive feedback at work? We are celebrating Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff. Why is our society obsessed with trying to make women go against each other? And we're also challenging ourselves to think about any achievements or proud moments in the past week

Episode 7 is all about when you get into a funk and how it can upset your whole day, why we should be bigging up ourselves and the 3 sisters confess all; did Yewande steal Titilola's Sleek Contour Palette?