In this episode we are joined by Mariam Jimoh - founder of Oja HQ - an App which provides a platform to order and deliver your favourite authentic international & ethnic groceries from local stores across the UK.

We discuss the rise of mobile apps in business, ways in which to penetrate this market and how best to differentiate your brand from other brands which are similar to yours and have existed before you.

In this episode we are joined by Dunstan - Research Governance Facilitator within the NHS. We focus on the stigmas around blood donations, why there are a lack of blood donations in the black community, why giving blood is important, hindrances to donating and how we can get more people to donate blood!

In this episode we are joined by Akil Benjamin, Head of Research at Comuzi lab, and tech guru Yasmin. We focus on the disparity between the innovation prevalent in our community and the lack of monetisation of our ideas.

Topics of discussion include:

-Innovations vs inventions

-Business plans vs plans for business

-Why your ideas die in the room!

-How to monetise our creativity

-Akil's Business School for New Founders.

In this episode we are joined by Dee and Onkel Sov of The Curve Podcast as well as Asia - head of year and Maths teacher at her secondary school. We discuss the education system and how we can use it to improve the lives of Black People in the UK and abroad.

Topics of discussion include:

-What is an educational system.

-Thoughts on the current standard.

-How it is against black people.

-How it aids black people.

-Our own experiences.

-Asia's experiences at work

-Dee and Onkel Sov's career history.

-Solutions to the problems black people face when journeying through the education system.

This is a special Q & A episode. We answer questions submitted by our audience - Part 4.

Questions answered include:

1) What are mummy issues?

2) Whether you would you rather make 80,000 a year working 80 hours a week or 40,000 a year working 40 hours a week.

4)How to go about initiating and developing friendships with like minded individuals.

5) How long is "too long" when waiting to be proposed to?

6) What to do if your long term partner's family do not approve of you.

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In this episode we are joined by Tinuke Jonah. We discuss Black Culture and what life is like living with Albinism in the UK and abroad.

Topics of discussion include:

What is Albinism?

What is Blackness/BlackCulture? Is there such a thing? Examples?

What makes someone 'Black' - just the colour of their skin or is there more?

Stigmas around Albinism, what they are and why they exist.

How we can eradicate these stigmas and support people with Albinism better.

Colourism - what it is and how Albinism fits into this and Blackness?

In this episode we are joined by Yemi and Row. We discuss Black people's attitudes towards UK politics and the current political climate.

Topics of discussion include:

How the UK Political system works.

What each party represents and means.

Our own individual political standing and why.

Whether there is a stigma around having a certain view (e.g black and non-labour).

Whether or not you can be black and vote Conservative.

Reasons for and against even voting in the first place.

Brexit update.

In this episode we are joined by Lateef and Faith. We discuss the differences between being a London-born and raised Black British person vs moving to London as a mature person having been born abroad.

Topics of discussion include:

What an Immigrant is.

Whether there is a divide between black people born in the Uk and black people who live in London but were born abroad.

Advantages & disadvantages of being born & raised in London.

Advantages & disadvantages of being born Internationally.

Personal experiences.

How we can bridge this gap.

In this episode we are joined by Michael Bonsu, ACCA and Joy, who has passed levels 1 + 2 of the CFA qualification. We analyse the realities of achieving a Professional Qualification(PQ) from a Black British perspective, discuss whether or not they hold the keys to success and offer our own insights!

Topics of discussion include:

1)Whether or not you need a professional qualification to succeed in life.

2)Whether Black British people appreciate the benefits of professional qualifications.

3)What life after obtaining a professional qualification looks like.

4) What life without a professional qualification looks like.

5) Advantages & Disadvantages of studying towards a professional qualification.

In this episode we are joined by Cristine, author of "Holy and Horny" and Oriyomi, writer of "Untainted Word".

We have a frank and open discussion about Sex, how it's viewed in the Church and it's perceived demonisation.

Topics of discussion include:

1) What Sex is.

2) Is Sex demonised by the Church?

3) What are the effects of this approach?

4) Post marital sex struggle

5) Celibacy

6) Is contraception acceptable?

7) Relationship culture

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