Frankie Rockin' Smith is a 26-year-old singer, songwriter, and entertainer with a deep passion for rock n' roll music from the 1950s. His musical inspiration comes from legends such as Shakin’ Stevens and Ricky Nelson, and he embraces his retro style with gusto. Frankie loves to perform live and is known for his unique 'shaky-legs' moves on stage.
At the young age of 21, Frankie released his debut single, "Christmas Blues," which was written for him by Swiss composer Michel F. Bolle. The song was distributed worldwide by Ditto Music and received critical acclaim for its catchy, fun, and timeless sound. Frankie's music is simple yet loaded with deep musicianship and energy, and he delivers it with conviction and grace.
Frankie's love for the 1950s rockabilly era shines through his music, and he is determined to be an important part of the rockabilly revival. With his jump swing, soulful rhythm and blues Christmas tune, he has established himself as an original force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
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Sankofa The Musical is an African Folklore filmed musical that takes the audience on a journey through the life of Sankofa as she uncovers the truth about her past. Sankofa, armed with her seven superpowers bestowed upon her by her ancestors, embarks on a suspenseful and magical adventure that is both educational and entertaining.
This authentic and culturally intelligent story is centred around themes of love, compassion, forgiveness, and family, making it a must-see African musical of the year. Through its unique blend of music, dance, and storytelling, Sankofa The Musical offers a powerful and thought-provoking message that resonates with audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Join Sankofa on her journey of self-discovery and be swept away by the magic of this unforgettable musical experience.
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Lyon Brave is a dynamic individual who has made a name for herself as both an educator and entertainer. She has a passion for helping others learn and grow, whether it's through her engaging lectures, interactive workshops, or her entertaining performances. With years of experience in both fields, Lyon Brave has honed her skills to become a highly sought-after speaker and performer. She brings a unique blend of knowledge, humour, and energy to everything she does, inspiring and engaging audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Whether she's teaching in the classroom or entertaining on the stage, Lyon Brave is a true force to be reckoned with.
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Matthew 'Ollie' Ollerton is a former Special Forces soldier and a member of the Directing Staff in Channel 4's hit show SAS: Who Dares Wins.
Ollie's military career began at the age of 18 when he joined the Royal Marine Commandos and toured operationally in Northern Ireland and in Iraq for Operation Desert Storm.
After completing the gruelling 6-month-long SAS selection process, Ollie joined the Special Boat Service. During his six years in the SBS, Ollie's missions included counter-narcotics, counter-terrorism, homeland security, counter-insurgency operations and humanitarian efforts.
Upon leaving the Special Forces, Ollie worked in Iraq as a private security contractor before heading to South East Asia, using his incredible military training to benefit the lives of those less fortunate. While working for a charity, he was lead command of a three-man team bravely infiltrating child trafficking rings, rescuing children and bringing them to safe houses.
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Born an illegitimate child in the wake of WWII in Berlin, Nazi Germany to a single mother, Vivianne Knebel’s options were limited and her future looked bleak. She experienced poverty, cold, and hunger, and was even driven to the point of committing suicide. To seek out a better life, Vivianne immigrated to Canada as a teenager, but her misfortunes did not end there. However, in response to a miraculous intervention, she decided to preserve her life and keep moving forward.
After this incident, Vivianne met a fellow German immigrant, Wiland, who eventually became her husband. But even more than that, he became a catalyst for change in her life. His belief in her is what helped her see the true, immeasurable value of her life. She went on to play a key role in Wiland’s business venture and together they built a better future for each other.
Since then, Vivianne has run a marathon, learned to pilot a plane, and even beat cancer. She’s found a greater sense of spirituality and wants to share her story with the world, to remind people that there is always a reason to keep moving forward.
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Moose is the author of "The Fake Fall of Rome," a book that challenges traditional beliefs about the fall of the Roman Empire. Drawing on a range of sources, including historical documents and religious texts, Moose argues that the Roman Empire did not actually fall but rather evolved into the Roman Church. The book also delves into forbidden knowledge and the extraterrestrial origins of humans, asserting that the Romans mixed their DNA with Neanderthals to create a race of workers. Moose believes that history is often rewritten by those in power and that facts should remain objective and not be subject to manipulation. "The Fake Fall of Rome" contains controversial ideas that may alter readers' thinking process permanently. Moose has studied various forms of material related to this topic for over 15 years and invites readers to explore the facts and consider the evidence presented.
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Kevo Aregbe is a playwright and storyteller with a passion for exploring the complexities of the human experience. His latest play, "What Do We Do Now?", follows the lives of an African American family in 1965 as they navigate the challenges of living in a crime-ridden neighbourhood.
Through the characters of Edwana and Kyle, played with raw emotion and authenticity, Kevo delves deep into the struggles faced by black families during this tumultuous time in American history. As they raise their children Kylie and Eddie, they must confront poverty, discrimination, and limited resources in their community.
Kevo's masterful storytelling weaves a timeline of African American issues throughout the play, drawing on dilemmas from different decades to create a rich and thought-provoking tapestry of the human experience. From the 1950s to the present day, "What Do We Do Now?" is a poignant exploration of the resilience and strength required to overcome the challenges that life throws our way.
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Nicholas Page is a visionary business leader and the CEO of NET, a company that prioritizes efficiency, quality, and customer service. With years of experience in the industry, Nicholas has an exceptional track record of driving growth and delivering exceptional results. His leadership has been instrumental in making NET a trusted brand that customers rely on for their needs. Nicholas's commitment to putting the customer first has helped NET establish itself as a market leader in providing top-notch services. He is passionate about driving innovation and continuous improvement to ensure that NET remains at the forefront of the industry. With his extensive knowledge and expertise, Nicholas is poised to take NET to new heights of success and excellence.
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Eddy Nini, widely recognized by his stage name Nini, is a dynamic international singer, performer, and re-mixer of dance music. Born with an innate passion for music, Nini has established himself as the most promising emerging talent in the music world. His music resonates with audiences from all walks of life, exploring many layers of experience with clarity and depth.
Nini's love for music started at a young age, and he began pursuing his passion by writing and composing songs. His unique blend of musical influences from various cultures has allowed him to create a distinct sound that is both refreshing and captivating. With his incredible talent and unwavering dedication to his craft, Nini has become a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
Nini's performances are nothing short of electrifying, and his energy on stage is contagious. He has performed in various venues across the world, leaving audiences mesmerized with his powerful vocals and dynamic dance moves. Additionally, his remixes of popular dance tracks have gained significant recognition, making him a sought-after collaborator in the industry.
With a bright future ahead of him, Nini continues to push the boundaries of dance music and inspire his fans with his creative genius. His music is a testament to his passion, dedication, and commitment to his craft, and he is undoubtedly a rising star to watch in the music world.
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Meet Dean Matt and Shannon Yeager, two accomplished men with a passion for aviation and pickleball. Dean Matt has been a pilot for over 40 years, having flown planes since high school. He's also been an aircraft owner for the past 25 years and has just purchased a Cessna Turbo 206 for their upcoming challenge.
Shannon Yeager is a seasoned CFO, with experience in various companies including the cannabis industry. He's written a tell-all book called "Gone to Pot, Welcome to the Shit Show; 7 Dirty Little Secrets about the cannabis Industry", shedding light on the industry's pitfalls.
Together, these two men have teamed up to attempt a world record: The 48-48-48 Pickleball Challenge. They've gained national sponsorship for this ambitious feat, and have been busy planning for this event. With their combined expertise in aviation and business, Dean Matt and Shannon are ready to take on the challenge and have a lot of fun doing it. Stay tuned for updates on their journey!
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