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BIG NEWS!!! We're on the lookout for someone to host Stories that Stick podcast so if this is you (or you know someone who should) then please do get in touch on [email protected]
Today's episode is the final 'best of' (well, you'll be all catch up with our episodes) and we have got the following:
Episode 30, Elliott Rae, founder of Music Football Fatherhood: a platform for Dad's who want open conversations around fatherhood. Follow him on @iamelliottrae
Some more big news! We won't be releasing any episode in October, but rest assured we'll have some great guests come November so please stay tuned, and always you're the best.
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We’re still working on new episodes and if you’d like to be featured on know someone whose story should be featured on our podcast then please get in touch at [email protected]. In today's episode, we have clips from:
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Stories that stick podcast has been on a Summer break and we're currently working on new episodes, but in the interim here's the best of Stories that Stick episode 17 - 21.
We feature the following:
That’s all for this week best of Stories that Stick, but please do check out the full episodes, respectively, and if you’d like to be featured on Stories that Stick then please do get in touch via email [email protected].
Have a great week,
Amber Medland, author of Wild Pets: a story that follows 3 graduates entering the real world in a time of Trump and #MeToo. She joins us to share her journey into becoming an author whilst regaling some of the stories that made a big impact on her life.
Wild Pets is available in all good book stores and you can contact Amber on:
Music by:
And, as always, please take a spare minute to subscribe, review or rate our podcast because it really helps us grow.
You're the best,
Blacticulate
In today’s episode, I have a conversation with Elliot Rae, founder of Music Football Fatherhood (MFF) - an empowering community of fathers who share their experiences through online conversations, meetups and so much more. I believe BBC called it “the dad’s version of Mumsnet”. That being said, Elliot shares some of his stories that made a huge impact on his life as well as how MFF came to be and why we all ought to buy his latest book Dad.
Contact Elliot:
Contact MFF:
The book Dad can be bought at WHSmith, Waterstones and Amazon
Opeyemi Solufuke, leading Regional Diversity and Inclusion Program Manager for a top 4 tech company, joins us to discuss her career journey (so far) and specifically her new book, which she co-authored with her partner called Twice As Hard - available at all good book stores.
And, she regales some of the Stories that have stuck with her, which has made her the woman she is today.
Contact Opeyemi on:
Music by:
If you’d like to advertise, sponsor or be featured on the show then please email [email protected] And, one last thing (promise!), we'd be very grateful for a review because it really does help us grow.
Thank you!
Jay Blades, a modern furniture restorer and best known as a TV presenter for BBC hit shows ‘Money for Nothing’ and ’The Repair Man’ joins Ade, host of Stories that Stick podcast, to discuss his autobiographical book Making It: How Love, Kindness and Community helped me Repair My Life, which is now available at all good book stores and Amazon.
We spoke about,
Chapter 1:
Chapter 2:
Chapter 3:
Contact Jay on:
Please like, share or review this podcast because it really does help us grow. And, If you'd like to advertise, sponsor or be featured on Stories that Stick email us at [email protected].
We are joined by Ade Akins, who’s a digital marketer and better known as the co-host of the amazing podcast Adzvice. Ade shares the stories that have made an impact on his life, stories such as:
Music by
As always, please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you’d like to be featured on the show or perhaps you want to run an advert on our show - [email protected]
Blacticulate
Natalie Fiawoo, Culture Curator for Black Cultural Archives and a Producer for Apples and Snakes. Natalie shares stories such as ‘Mouth Open, Jump Out’ series by Grace Hallworth, Ghanaian literature that was literally written by her great-great grandfather and the importance of making sure we tell our own stories.
Contact Natalie on:
Music within this episode:
Advert within this episode:
Lastly, and as always, please share/rate/review the episode and get in touch via email at [email protected] if you’d like to be featured or want to run an advert on our show.
You're the best!
Bx
Jon Devo, an amazing photographer and journalist who’s written for the Metro, Amateur Photography and WIRED UK, to name but a few reputable magazines, speaks on his career journey (so far) and the stories that stuck with him such as ‘Jonathan Livingstone Seagull, Conversation with God and the film Ready Player One’
You can reach Jon on:
Lastly, we're now open to advertising so if you'd like to advertise on our show then get in touch via email on [email protected]
You're the best,
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