We are back with our 3rd episode of the season  on our Woman to Woman Podcast with the amazing Ella Ezeike, a Nigerian - American photographer and director based in London, originally from Los Angeles.

In this episode we speak about her journey to finding herself, navigating relationships as well as friendship, her migration into the big city of London as well the release of her short film  Blue Bird a DIY and entirely self funded short poetic film delving into the practices of love and kinship between four black women, after the duration of a turbulent relationship.

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Welcome to episode 2 of Woman to Woman with Loriane, this episode I am joined with the amazing DJ Yuki who is Nigerian London based DJ and Producer; Having played for the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Ariana Grande, Eva Longoria, and Simon Cowell to name a few. 

In this episode we speak about her journey to finding herself, from listening to Beyoncé on repeat from a young age to telling her Nigerian parents she was ditching law school for the turntables, navigating the DJing world as black women and going into creating her own music. This episode is not one to miss as we dive deeper into the talent that is Yuki

Make sure you follow Yuki to stay in the loop with all things they have coming up. We hope you enjoyed this episode!

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We are back with a new season of the woman to woman podcast and for this week we are stripping back speaking candidly about womanhood at its core and that conversation cannot be had without speaking about motherhood!

Welcome to episode 2 with your host Lori where I sit down with the top babe and jack of all trades Alexandra Hearth who is Digital Brand at Nike, DJ @LexOnTheDecks, Founder of Cleopatra's World a digital magazine for today, focused on getting the most empowering and value-adding advice into the hands and hearts of ambitious women. Coming from a place of openness and inclusivity, we celebrate inquisitive minds and kind leadership. Named after the iconic Queen of Egypt, Cleopatras celebrates the power of the individual and femininity in all its forms. As well as Host of the 'Hot Girls' Podcast. 

In this episode we speak about her journey as to finding herself, hosting her podcast, juggling various ventures and staying true to you.

Make sure you follow Lex and Cleopatra's World to stay in the loop with all things they have coming up. We hope you enjoyed this episode!

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To kick off Season 3, your host Lori sits down with Khalia Ismain. Khalia is a community builder, public speaker and founder of Jamii - a marketplace and discount card that supports black businesses.

In this episode, Lori and Khalia speak about her journey as a business woman, founding Jamii, womanhood, being a black woman, owning a business centred around other black businesses, and the challenges that have come with that.

Make sure you follow Khalia and Jamii to stay in the loop with all things they have coming up. We hope you enjoyed the first episode of season 3! Keep following Woman to Woman and we hope to see you in two weeks when the next episode of The Woman to Woman Podcast - Season 3 - is released!

We heard you missed us so we wanted to jump on for this interim episode to talk all thing INTERNATIONAL WOMAN'S DAY with such an important theme as #ChoosetoChallenge and the current climate of the word we felt important to add our voice to the current conversation around the topic. 

This new episode features a conversation amongst the Woman to Woman team: Founder @oilozz , Editor in Chief @franchieelizabeth and Social Media Manager @yas.spencer discuss the Importance of International Woman’s Day and what it means to them.

There is still so much progress that needs to be made. Women are STILL facing challenges that set us apart from our male counterparts - whether that be in jobs, in our homes or sadly on the streets. We still have a long way to go to ensure ALL women are safe, hence the importance of this month to SHOUT and amplify our voices for cause that need us! 

Listen to this IMPORTANT conversation about International Women’s Day and the challenges women are still facing and however you can make sure to do your part to amplify all women's voice in your respective field. 

We hope you enjoyed this episode and see you in the next season (not too long to go)!

For this last podcast episode we are introducing Ebinehita Iyere: Therapeutic Youth Practitioner and Founder of Milk and Honey. 

Ebinehita is in charge of co-producing projects and activities with young people and professionals. She works with young people who are in or have experience of Health and Justice services. She also founded Milk and Honey which is an expressive safe space that allows young women and girls flourish and take ownership of H.E.R (Healing, Empowerment and Resilience) through 1:1 sessions and creative group projects. It is a project that supports young women on their journey of healing whilst equipping them with social, employment and life skills that enable them to mobilise in their communities.

We spoke about in length about the importance of exploring our girlhood, how that in turns shapes our womanhood and the experience of being a black girl in the current era. As well as the important work she is doing with Milk and Honey and how her personal journey has allowed for her to pour so much into the community of girls she looks after. 

Make sure to follow: Ebinehita Iyere to stay in the loop with all the amazing things she is doing with Milk and Honey.

We hope you enjoyed this episode and see you in the next season!

This podcast episode introduces Rebecca Tembo - Fashion Designer and Founder of The Entry Platform

Rebecca Tembo is a fashion designer with a luxury jumpsuit line as well as well as founding her new platform where she aids aspiring designers build their own brands and how to effectively get into the fashion industry.

We spoke about vision building, recreating yourself after starting over with your vision, the fashion industry and facilitating the growth of others and why that is important also of course everything growth and womanhood.

Make sure to follow: Rebecca Tembo to stay in the loop with all the things she has coming up as well as all the dope things that The Entry Platform have in store.

We hope you enjoyed this episode and see you next time!

This podcast episode introduces Candace Oxley - Writer, Journalist, Brand Partnership Officer and Founder of In Other News  

In Other News is an online collection of stories that spotlight the positive contributions Black Britons make to society and culture using PR, events and creative content. We report the stories behind the UK's most exciting and innovative Black British businesses, initiatives and thought-leaders from a variety of industries and professions who represent excellence in the Black British community.

We spoke about vision building, the importance of sisterhood and the tribe you surround yourself with as well as  the importance in building and infiltrating spaces and of course everything growth and womanhood. 

Make sure to follow: Candace Oxley to stay in the loop with all the things she has coming up as well as all the dope things that In Other News have in store. 

We hope you enjoyed this episode and see you next time!

This podcast episode introduces Ingrid Asoni -EO of Asoni Haus & Founder of Consciously Connected Travels. 

Driven by a need to create a synergy between Travel & Philanthropy, Ingrid has spent the last few years developing a formula that allows your travel footprint to affect change, support growth & create hope. Consciously Connected focuses on Travel & Wellness with purpose. 

They aim to create a community of conscious travellers, promoting positivity & rediscovery of self, curious to expand on your perception of the world beyond your doorstep. They value the importance in authentic, connected travel, thus they share global traditions to help break down social barriers. Traveling with them is about discovering the world through a new lens & rediscovering yourself in the process. 

We spoke about wellness, different well-being practices, living in the present and of course everything womanhood and her journey with creating a brand being self-assured and the power of impertinence. 

Make sure to follow: Consciously Connected and stay in the loop with all the things they have coming up, as they are always curating zoom events.  We hope you enjoyed this episode and see you next time!