On this week's episode, we are joined by DominAsian Magazine, a collective formed together to provide platforms for the South Asian creative community.

Founded by Sophia Green and Aaliya Choudhury, Sophia joins us today to discuss how DominAsian formed, the ideas and visions the collective group share, and ultimately, the reason as to why this platform is so important.

Driven by personal experiences and stories shared by their families and communities, DominAsian was formed to increase South Asian representation within the media, whilst also providing a network of creatives, through collaborative projects and campaigns.

Through this shared vision, the idea of a magazine was realised, to help inspire, empower, and elevate South Asians within and outside of the creative industry.

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This week's episode welcomes another Bedford-based creative, Elliott Leeson, to talk about his work within music, fashion and other creative fields.

Taking large influence from his dad's work within DJing and creative arts, Elliott initially started DJing from a young age after being exposed to a variety of genres of music whilst growing up. With a strong passion for discovering music and playing to crowds, Elliott has now also started his own club night after building up an collection of his own DJ sets.

Alongside this, having recently finished studying fashion communications, Elliott is broadening his creative portfolio with the idea of venturing into styling and creative direction. We discuss the importance of a personal brand when pursuing several creative fields, plus all of the above and much more on this week's episode.

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This week's episode welcomes Bedford's own, founder of Club Attacca, Sam Girling.

Aiming to put Bedford back on the map within the electronic scene, Sam Girling is a music producer, DJ and owner of the Club Attacca party and label - with all three feeding into one another to create his own movement.

From working on local radio station In2Beats, to being played by Annie Mac shortly after starting out, Sam is building on his rapid start within the electronic scene, especially after the success of his recent single 'Ankerklause (Is The Feeling Only Strong)'. Recognising that he has built a considerable amount of momentum already, Sam joins us to discuss the above and more and the next steps he needs to take to build on this.

Listen out for all this and more, on this week's episode with Sam Girling.

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This week's episode sees up and coming singer/songwriter Tia Lowe come on the platform to discuss her journey so far within the music scene, and what's to come from her in the future.

Hailing from Hampton in West London, Tia is a singer and artist who is blending sounds from soul to R&B and also tones of dance, to put her own spin on things and create her own sound.

Tia has by no means restricted herself to connecting with just artists in her own hometown, branching out and working with artists such as Tough Love, Junior and K Charms - allowing her sound to evolve through collaboration and letting different sounds fall within her music to create her own lane.

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This week's episode sees Acre & Row founder Dav Sehra, come onto the platform to discuss all things Acre & Row, from where it all began, to what the future holds and everything in between.

Based in both Bedford and London, Dav started his career within fashion and clothing a while after finishing university where he took his sister's advice to learn the skill of pattern-cutting, allowing him to work within the streetwear space. As he gained experience within the industry, Dav gravitated towards men's tailoring, and from here - after years perfecting the craft within tailoring - was where Acre & Row was formed. 

Listen out for all this and more, on this week's episode with Acre & Row.

This week's episode sees music fanatic and radio host Jack Watkinson join us on The WON Podcast.

From Bedford to Norwich, from San Francisco and to London, Jack has been making waves in the radio scene wherever he has traveled. A product of his experiences and environments, we speak about how Jack has broadened his musical catalogue through his travels and what it means to be able to share this with people.

Coming from a family of musicians and avid music fans, it comes as no surprise that Jack has decided to take his passion for discovering and sharing music further, whether that be radio shows at university, Ice Elation from his back garden studio or on his latest show Jack's Lagoon on Voices Radio.

Listen out for all this and more, on this week's episode with Jack Watkinson.

Episode 4 of this season of The WON Podcast welcomes Guinness World Record holder Alex Goulding to discuss his journey within fitness and well-being, and how this has led to him setting world records in various exercises.

Like many teenagers, Alex's journey simply started by joining the gym at 16 - and from here, as he progressed in life, continue to test his body's strength and fitness to own an incredible total of 4 GWR, whilst holding 10 certificates.

Whilst he has constantly pushed himself to improve, Alex has also used his own experience of success and tough times to give back and help others, through becoming a personal trainer and setting up fitness classes for every ability out there and even local schools (including his old upper school). This aspect of his venture is to help people change their approach to, whilst also improving, their mental health - through the power of exercise.

Listen out for all of this and much more on this week's episode of The WON Podcast with Alex Goulding.

The third episode of Season 3 of The WON Podcast, welcomes the podcast's first ever guest, Junior, back on to the platform.

For those that do not know, Junior is an artist from Bedford, predominantly mixing Hip-Hop & Rap, with Pop, R&B and various other sounds into his own style - making waves with his 2021 release 'When a Flower Blooms, and following up on his 2022 releases with an appearance at his home-town's own river festival.

Being the first guest on the podcast, it was only right that Junior was the first guest to make a return to it, and be given a chance to reflect on what has been going on since his initial appearance on the podcast and what is to come in the near future.

Watch out for all of this and much more on this week's episode of The WON Podcast with Junior.

The second episode of season 3 of The WON Podcast, welcomes Viddy on to the platform to talk about their music, and the journey so far.

Viddy's step into music started some time before Viddy was formed, being surrounded by it from an early age and being apart of musical projects ever since. The band looks to build on everything they have learnt so far whilst exploring and experimenting with new sounds. 

The first episode of season 3 of The WON Podcast, welcomes Lewis Smart to talk about Outside Intel.

Whilst Outside Intel started in early 2022, the foundations had been in place for many years before. Lewis has now taken it on board himself to take his hobby even further, taking inspiration from the likes of Common Ground and other outdoor communities and groups to create his own spin on a collection and community which promotes outdoor activities and exploring more of the outside world.

Listen on for this week's and this season's first episode with Lewis Smart of Outside Intel to hear about his new venture, what it involves and where he's looking to take it.