Today we’re bringing an impromptu pod.

With all thats been going on in the media we travelled (virtually) cross pond to speak to ‘Marc’ from NY.

Marc is black. Marc is male. Marc is fed up.

This pod gets real.

We haven’t really got too much to say except listen.

Listen to what he says. What we say. And follow the convo... because one way or another change needs to happen.

Share your thoughts. Comments. Ideas below.

We are back!!! Corona or not we survived and brought you another episode! We talk working from home, family and staying focused in testing times. We touch on the plight of Africa and how well it has done during the pandemic. So continue to sit where you have been the last few weeks and have a listen!

Stay Safe - Stay Alert - Save the NHS

We've all heard that phrase '... have you ever been in a room full of people and felt all alone'.

Well, how about the oxymoron of having better connectivity, access and up to date whereabouts, thoughts and activities of your friends... but feeling even more disconnected. ITS MUD.

Loneliness is even more common than you think - come chill with us, we've got you!

This week we talk to 'Madame J'.

- She worked for a TOP global investment bank

- She was smashing it at work

- She was running a team

- She was told she was certain for a promotion...

Until it didn't happen. She was over-performing for years, yet was kept an analyst for 5+ years. When she asked why... no answer. But they all knew.

This is a real story. This is what we go through.

But... we fight through it. I mean - David killed Goliath... and Madame J slayed...

Have a listen.

This pod is deep. We talk through her lived experience of racial inequality in the workplace, how

On this Pod we speak about Ghanas infamous ‘Year of the Return’.

Is there a way we, as the ‘diaspora’ can actually make real returns in our homeland... well.... yes actually.

Queue ‘Baroness’ - she took all her savings and embarked on building an events space in Ghana. She speaks on the process, struggles and general observations as well as all the opportunities western countries see in Africa, but Africans just don’t.

Give it a listen and drop thoughts below!

In this episode we're joined by the wonderful Dr Winnie (and founder of the Winic Clinic0.

We talk about what it took to get into medicine, skin bleaching and the race dynamics in the NHS.

Come and listen to the journey of a black female doctor and all the challenges that come with that!

Get ready for your dose of laughter and realnees!

Think white people dont listen to our podcast? Well, think again... *humble brag*

Today we’re joined Twig - a young, rugby playing, loughborough uni attending, middle class white guy.

We got to see the world through the bluest eyes... literally.

As a young middle class white male “Twig” is the trifecta of what white privilege looks like and the perfect person to speak to have a real and honest conversation on what being an ally really means.

... and whether we need white allies PERIODT...

Bring your ear

We are BACK!

This is our first annual catch up (and team appraisal)so we're sharing our honest experience of building a business as friends.

In today’s pod we discuss our summer break, what happened in Portugal. Onkell Sov explains why he doesn’t want to be on YouTube, while D&T discuss Afronation. We also take time to evaluate the Curve: the fights, the fits the tantrums and the tiffs.

We also have a big announcement and we highlight our L’s and W's so far this year. We are just getting started. This is just the intro. Loads to look forward to this year! Listen and give us feedback.

 

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