ted Learning Podcast

When it comes to having conversations that are meaningful, courageous and honest in the workplace, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. It takes courage to tackle tough topics in a professional setting, especially when you know that a difficult conversation can possibly disrupt the harmony of your team or workplace. In this ted's latest podcast, Justin Smith-Essex and Katherine Mount discuss brave conversations and communication skills

In this ted Learning podcast Louise and her sister Jocelyn talk about Windrush and its impact on those people who lived here.

The Windrush Generation were invited to Britain to help rebuild the economy that had been weakened by World War Two.  Some found employment easily, whereas others came up against racism and bigotry. Many immigrants who came to Britain from skilled jobs in the Caribbean could not find the kind of work they specialised in for a variety of reasons

In 2018, the Windrush Scandal became headline news with numerous cases of wrongful detentions and deportations of these migratory pioneers, who were invited by the British government to live and work. This scandal prompted widespread condemnation but more importantly, a conscious drive to honour the contributions of the Windrush generation who have become the face of the dynamic global hub, which is modern Britain.

About Louise Chandler

Louise is a Broadcaster media and communications specialist with over 20 years of experience working in the media, marketing, and PR industry. She began her career as a journalist, reporter, and broadcaster on TV and Radio, writing articles for print and online media for BBC, Commercial brands, and services.

About Jocelyn Chandler-Hawkins

Jocelyn is an event’s organiser, film maker and producer. She is passionate about inspiring, supporting and empowering diverse communities, businesses and creative projects to connect and grow. Jocelyn has a wealth of experience in a range of areas including education, project management, marketing and film making & producing

Black History Month is a recognition of the heritage, culture, and achievements of Black Britons. With the theme ‘Time for Change: Action not Words,’ Black History Month 2022 focuses on amplifying Black voices, allyship and activism, and sharing the stories and diverse legacies of Black people in the UK. In this ted Learning podcast, Louise Chandler and her sister Jocelyn Chandler-Hawkins talk about what inspires them, to mark Black History Month.  They talk about how they finally feel their presence in UK literature by way of characterisation and many more black authors appearing in mainstream bookstores.

About Louise Chandler

Louise is a Broadcaster media and communications specialist with over 20 years of experience working in the media, marketing, and PR industry. She began her career as a journalist, reporter, and broadcaster on TV and Radio, writing articles for print and online media for BBC, Commercial brands, and services.

About Jocelyn Chandler-Hawkins

Jocelyn is an event’s organiser, film maker and producer. She is passionate about inspiring, supporting and empowering diverse communities, businesses and creative projects to connect and grow. Jocelyn has a wealth of experience in a range of areas including education, project management, marketing and film making & producing

In this ted Learning podcast,  Louise Chandler and her sister Jocelyn Chandler-Hawkins talk about what inspires them, to mark Black History Month. In this edition, they talk about the inspiring story of their Mum, widowed at an early age, who went on to raise a large family and become a pastor. Also stories of others who came over to the UK to help provide vital work that keeps our communities ticking.

About Louise Chandler

Louise is a Broadcaster media and communications specialist with over 20 years’ experience working in the media, marketing, and PR industry. She began her career as a journalist, reporter, and broadcaster on TV and Radio, writing articles for print and online media for BBC, Commercial brands, and services.

in this ted Learning podcast, Justin from ted Learning speaks with Giancarlo Gaglione about his personal experience of losing someone to suicide and the importance of men being more open about their mental health in the workplace.  We also explore what companies and employers can do to make vulnerability at work a more acceptable thing.

In our latest episode, Steve Carr ted Learnings award-winning mental health trainer talks about his own personal experience of deteriorating mental health and attempting suicide, why men are more likely to commit suicide and what organisations can be doing to increase awareness of mental health and possibly prevent suicide.

In this ted Learning podcast, Louise and her sister Jocelyn talk about what inspires them, to mark Black History Month. In this edition, they talk about food, the range of flavours and assumptions people make when popping around to Lou’s for dinner. Not great for the diet but a great listen!

About Louise Chandler

Louise is a Broadcaster media and communications specialist with over 20 years’ experience working in the media, marketing, and PR industry. She began her career as a journalist, reporter, and broadcaster on TV and Radio, writing articles for print and online media for BBC, Commercial brands, and services.

In this ted Learning podcast, Louise Chandler and her sister Jocelyn Chandler-Hawkins talk about what inspires them, to mark Black History Month. In this edition, they talk about how things are finally changing in the portrayal of black people in the media.

About Louise Chandler

Louise is a Broadcaster media and communications specialist with over 20 years’ experience working in the media, marketing, and PR industry. She began her career as a journalist, reporter, and broadcaster on TV and Radio, writing articles for print and online media for BBC, Commercial brands, and services.

In this ted Learning podcast, Louise Chandler and her sister Jocelyn Chandler-Hawkins. talk about what inspires them, to mark Black History Month. In this edition, they talk about black music in the UK.

About Louise Chandler

Louise is a Broadcaster media and communications specialist with over 20 years’ experience working in the media, marketing, and PR industry. She began her career as a journalist, reporter, and broadcaster on TV and Radio, writing articles for print and online media for BBC, Commercial brands, and services.

Darren from ted Learning talks to Kim and Mowena from Autism Oxford about how mindsets are changing and getting people to talk more widely about neuro diversity. They also talk about how we can better accommodate neuro diverse people in the recruitment process and the wider workplace. Also how we should be thinking more positively about people’s strengths and embrace these talents in a modern, thriving and diverse workplace.