NOSIS : No Shame In Struggle

There is no Shame in Struggle - Neenagh Seemone

In this episode, Neenagh Seemone is joined by Baka Bah, a community activist, creative & independent film-maker from Mosside. We discuss the challenges of being raised in Mosside and the misplaced stigma attached. From one ADHDer to another, we share our experiences of growing up in the diaspora and more importantly challenging misleading narratives and standing on our beliefs by shining positive light on the very misrepresented community of Mosside.

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There is no Shame in Struggle - Neenagh Seemone

trigger Warning° This preview epsiode contains discussions about sexual assault*

This highlight from Episode - God Save our save with Rukayah from Kyacademy touches on the vast dimensions that make up womanhood ...the challenges and how we navigate them

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There is no Shame in Struggle - Neenagh Seemone

In this episode, the host is joined by two previous guests Kayya & Wrigley plus one new addition known as Manuka.

This conversation surrounds struggles and revelations we have come across as young parents from different backgrounds.

How do we navigate conflict?

What is best for the child?

Why do women keep their children away from their fathers?

We discuss sexuality, monogamy, going through the court system for child contact and much more.

If you are a conscious parent and want to connect with like minded people - listen t this episode and follow the instagram page to connect with your tribe @neenagh_talks

Host : Neenagh Campbell AKA Neenagh Seemone

Guests:

Daniel Wrigley AkA Wrigz (mancunian born, conscious rapper )

Kayya ( mixed race yoga practitioner, herbalist and world-schooling mama )

Manuka ( somatic dance, movement director 7 capoeira instructor )

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There is no Shame in Struggle - Neenagh Seemone .

In this episode of NOSIS podcast, the host Neenagh, from Manchester discusses her experience within the dynamics of a solo parent household. She is joined by Kayya - a homeschooling, yoga Mama and Wrigley AKA Wrigz - A father who sacrificed his lucrative music career to focus on being a dedicated father to his daughter after losing access to his sons for the last 6 years!

So many wisdom gems are dropped in this episode, if you are a conscious parent and can relate to the struggles brought into our community by the Westernised society we live in - TUNE IN

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"There is no Shame in Struggle" - Neenagh Seemone

This episode gets up close and person with True Aubz, a female artist / rapper & creative from Manchester. We discuss how her creative journey came about, where its going and the struggles she's faced along the way. True Aubz discusses her coming our journey and how that affected her identity but also how she realised that showing up in her authentic self was the only way. So many gems in this episode, dont miss it!

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Come with me as I interview Lamin Touray | Actor | Entrepreneur | Activist about the legacy of Len Johnson. Lamin has dedicated years of his life to honouring an unsung, Mancunian hero. After he was sent an article in a group chat, Lamin felt compelled to vocalise the historic gem & began making his own reparations of an iconic yet tragic story.

Not only was Len Johnson one of the greatest boxers to walk this earth, he also fought for his beliefs out of the ring, resulting in the Colour Bar being removed in Manchester, and eventually nationwide. The colour bar disallowed people of colour from performing, socialising and competing in British titles… crazy right?!

There’s still huge amounts of work to be done when it comes to Black History and it continues with us.

#unitedwestand

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I’m your host, Neenagh Seemone. Come sit in the studio with me as I catch-up with Kofi Josephs (my first ever guest on NOSIS).

Having learnt more about the obstacles that Kofi has overcome and the solutions he is providing to the mental health crisis, we needed to know more. We’re talking family ties, generational traumas and how we start to really break down these cycles before the next generations come and experience the same.

Kofi has written an inspirational autobiography along with a guided journal to help people access their highest self. In this episode we cover what’s inside and the reasons Kofi felt it needed to exist in the world.

Enjoy listening 🎧

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In this episode:

Yandass : Actor | Movement director | Dancer | Freelancer express her experience in the arts industry as a black woman in Manchester.

Travelling through the diaspora in South Africa and parts of the UK Yandass shares her ‘coming out’ journey and how that allowed her to show up in her authentic skin.

Everything that came after and what’s next! Yandass also comes through as a great interviewers as she pulls things out of the closet for the host (me)!….

Put the kettle on, it gets deep around 30 minutes ⏱️

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In this episode, Kelly and I share our experiences as Black, British Women and discuss how we’ve managed to stay connected to our roots through history, hair choices and allowing challenges we may have faced to shape our future.

Kelly and I are both Mancunian Mothers so we discuss how we pass on our knowledge and keep our heritage alive in a westernised society ✨

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Come with me as I interview one of Manchester’s finest, Chef Aaron, a successful, young entrepreneur from Manchester.

Having faced poverty and adversity in childhood, Aaron knew he deserved more from this world and he went out there and got it.

Learning difficult lessons along the way about friendships, business and who we can trust when we’re up…more importantly who is with us when we are down. Aaron shares some EXCLUSIVE insight into the challenges he has met from untrustworthy friends to shady investors - this episode is a real-eye opener.

Aaron discusses his inspiration and how he has managed to preserve himself and his businesses in a dog eat dog society.

Topics include: culture, business, investment, stakeholders, literature, relationships.

Keep Shining Star.

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