Ese Akpojotor is aiming to change the narrative on the way Black History is being taught to young children through her initiative Black Super Sheroes.

This online resource and workshop initiative is created for parents, teachers and organisations to use to inform children on some of history's most bravest Black women that have sadly been forgotten.

If Ese isn't busy running childrens workshops you can catch her on Tiktok where she spreads her 60 second knowledge on the women of Black History.

Zoe Wakelam is an Aussie born London based singer-songwriter. Having grown up singing in churches and writing for herself, Zoe’s music has evolved to be deeply rooted in meaningful lyrics that tackle subjects such as loneliness, courage and anxiety, whilst remaining within the listeners grasp. Zoe joined me for today's episode to talk bout all things Zoe Wakelam's creative process, from loving all thing beautiful and creatively driven to her music inspirations, Zoe really shines and gracefully share her process of creating. 

If you want to support Zoe you can find her on all social platforms using the handle @ZoeWakelam you can also follow her link tree: https://linktr.ee/zoewakelammusic

Lee Brophy is a London-based comic, actor, voice actor, and writer. He has a B.Sc. Zoology from the University of Aberdeen and graduated from both The Second City Chicago’s Improvisation Conservatory and The Annoyance Theatre’s Improvisation Program.

Lee started pursuing comedy at TakeOut Comedy Club when he lived in Hong Kong in 2012. Comedy is the only thing that makes him feel completely alive and no amount of shame will stop him. Keep an eye out for upcoming post-pandemic live shows in London and daily online content and showcases!

You can find Lee on all your favourite social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook with the handle @leebroph. You can also find him on Clubhouse, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Twitter as Lee Brophy. Or go to leebrophy.com to see upcoming shows, peruse merchandise, and sign-up for his newsletter!

Lee also runs the online satirical sci-fi publication omnarchy.com — @omnarchy on Instagram — where the world is 150 years older and controlled by artificial intelligence.

Recent Projects

StarWars Audio Drama:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-forcecast-star-wars-news-talk-interviews-and-more/id422924399?i=1000512728963

Omnarchy Podcast:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/omnarchy/id1485462661

Audiobooks:

https://www.audible.co.uk/search?searchNarrator=Lee+Brophy

TikToks

Priest — https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeBoBsxj/

Cooking Tutorial — https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeBoyLXb/

Irish Mother — https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeBoNofu/

Youtube Channel:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3QvsC2f0nuuHyYCxqYjNXA

On the podcast today I'm joined by Zorya is an alt pop and horror pop artist, singer, music producer and short movie maker permanently based in London. Her music and lyrics are wildely inspired by human nature, art, horror movies, literature and supernatural. She also writes poetry and hosts her youtube channel ZoryaOfficial. For many years Zorya worked with other musicians, often collaborating with experimental rock bands and learned how to work on her own songwriting. She trained her ear and developed strong voice operating up to three octaves. Zorya is working on her own experimental singing style which is emotive voice manipulation based on putting special attention to deep and expressive lyrics. Currently working on new material connecting pop with industrial, horror and rock vibes, constantly developing new music sounds. Her avant-garde-pop artvideo "Dreams" caught attention of few music blogs as it's one of a kind piece of visual modern art full of strong statements. Now Zorya came back with newest single Burn The Witches, dancy vibe full of synths and powerful vocal expressions to blow your mind! "Let's dance Witches!!!"

Where to find Zorya:

Instagram: @zoryaofficial

Youtube: ZoryaOfficial (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW2WF5L4USBRZ3CwsaykijQ)

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3y7w8F2Wad4JNOnrNMVLhb

iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/zorya/1494640827

Linktree to all existing relevant socials: https://linktr.ee/zoryaofficial

Key McKay became an entrepreneur coach because she loves teaching superheroes to use their superpowers to build the life they desire to live. Being an Entrepreneur has given Key the firsthand experience to navigate trials and tribulations of trying to build a business. With over 15 years of business experience in a variety of industries. Throughout her journey, Key has worked in a variety of roles doing everything from cleaning houses to being an advisor for CEOs. "My diversity of experience is what gives me a competitive edge to advise my clients based on hands-on experience."

On today's episode Key joins me to discuss what motivates her to help others. How her journey began with no money, bad credit, and little to no support. To now helping varying clients from working professionals in need of help to minimize the risk and fear involved with transitioning out of the workforce to start their own business, to corporate executives wanting to bridge the gap between the boardroom and their customers.

As your business coach, advisor, mentor, consultant, and friend, Key's one goal is to help you grow your ideas from a seed to a fruitful tree.

Are you ready to grow?

Phoebe Raphael is a writer, poet and mother of one based in Chelmsford, Essex. She grew up in North London, Enfield and has always had a passion for reading, storytelling and creative expression. Her son has been my biggest fan and motivation for her fantastic stories.

On today's episode Phoebe joins the podcast to talk about her inspiration behind her book Afro Boy and The Bears. What she classes and a perfect sandwich plus much more.... 

if you want to find out more about Phoeve Raphael and want to support her work and buy Afro Boy and The Bears you find her on ALL socail platforms @booksbyphoebe 

PressContact: [email protected]

Tel: 02037553166

Self taught artist Catherine Fleming from Galway, joins the show today and shares her creative process and journey. Join us as we explore Catherine's early developed of her technique in realism, predominantly portraits and botanical drawings and the shift to exploring themes of mental health and human expression and how the truth of a person can be communicated via their body language alone. Plus much more... Catherine has exhibited in several exhibitions over the course of 2020, both online and in physical gallery shows such as Ambivalence with 33Contemporary Gallery in Chicago and the Winter Open exhibition in The Courthouse Gallery in Co. Clare. Catherine currently resides in the coastal village of Spiddal in the west of Ireland where she works in her studio overlooking Galway Bay. Artist Statement "My artistic practice involves exploring the idea of pure physical expression, how the body alone can portray emotion and the individuals self image. I exclude the face in my paintings as I believe facial expressions can be more easily fabricated than the rest of the body. I believe that all humans, with practice, can master the ability to control what their facial expressions tell the outside world yet the body is less easily manipulated. I am constantly experimenting with new ways to conveys these ideas from the use of bold patterns to articulate the distress within ones mind to far more understated techniques." - Catherine Fleming  If you've enjoyed this episode and want to support Catherine Fleming you can follow her on Instagram @catherineflemingart

Manchester based, Zimbabwean born artist Selina, started pursuing art during her time in university where she studied BA hons in Community and social care. She joins me on today's episode to talk  about her painting style, how Selina's IG page @eyeamafrica came about and how Selina uses art as her escape and as a time to express herself with no boundaries. Plus much more...  If you've enjoyed this weeks episode and want to find out more about Selina she is currently on Instagram and Facebook her handle is @eyeamafrica

On today's episode I am joined by BEKIMACHINE a synth pop/future pop/synth wave artist and producer from London, UK.  We find out about her creative process, how video games influence her creativity and her transition to the cyberpop & synthpop genre plus much more...

If you've enjoined this episode and want to learn more about BEKIMACHINE you can follow her on Instagram, Twitch and YouTube: @bekimachine

Yolanda aka thisgirlreigns is a 27 year old Zimbabwean living in Canada. She is a digital marketer by profession but has begun to lean into her passion for creating content. On today's episode Yolanda joins me to talk about her creative process from dreaming up new creations for her tea brand Sweetin to hopes of becoming more organised. We talk about her series shows on Instagram Live and much more...  You can catch up with Yolanda on Instagram on @thisgirlreigns or check out her portfolio thisgirlreigns.com 

 Sweetin @sweetin.tea creates homemade herbal tea blends. They release three different strains of tea each season, each completely original and packed full of naturally sourced and organic ingredients. sweetin.ca 

Loving Over Distance Over the course of 5 weeks Lovers  date, compete and hang with other singles, all through social media. Viewers watch and chime into their live dates and help the cast determine which participants stay long enough to build a connection that’s stronger than distance. LOD returns for season 2 in the fall of 2021 lovingoverdistance.com