Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation.

Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation with Denise Francis-Brown Episode 1.Our guest this month is Denise Francis-Brown, Visual Merchandising Lecturer, Westminster University.Hosted by Bardot, Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation is our culture and creativity podcast where we host thoughtful Black culture conversations with established creatives from across the global African diaspora. In each episode we sit with African diaspora creative voices to talk about how their journeys really began; the childhood experiences, family encouragement, cultural influences, favourite things, and turning points that shaped their creative evolution. These creative industry conversations explore what it actually takes to grow into your craft, while offering reflections, lessons, and practical insights listeners can take away for their own creative path.At its heart, Wrap & Chat is the space for honest storytelling that connects creativity to our real lived experiences, while contributing to ongoing Black cultural thought leadership discussions.House of NyabinghiPronounced NY-BING-EE which means 'abundance'; her origin name was Muhumuza means 'bringer of peace'. Nyabinghi is one of the ancient African queens across Rwandan, Tanzanian, and Ugandan history. From continent to closets, let your style ROAR!Don't forget to drop your comments below, click 'like', 'share' and 'subscribe' to our channel.

Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation Episode 2.Our guest this month is Anna Marie Benedict, Press and Creative Director, African Fashion Week London (AFWL).Hosted by Bardot, Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversationis our culture and creativity podcast where we host thoughtful Black culture conversations with established creatives from across the global African diaspora. In each episodewe sit with African diaspora creative voices to talk about how their journeys really began; the childhood experiences, family encouragement, cultural influences, favourite things, and turning points that shaped their creative evolution. These creative industry conversations explore what it actually takes to grow into your craft, while offering reflections, lessons, and practical insights listeners can take away for their own creative path.At its heart, Wrap & Chat is the space for honest storytelling that connects creativity to our real lived experiences, whilecontributing to ongoing Black cultural thought leadership discussions.House of NyabinghiPronounced NY-BING-EE which means 'abundance'; her origin name was Muhumuza means 'bringer of peace'. Nyabinghi is one of the ancient African queens across Rwandan, Tanzanian, and Ugandan history. From continent to closets, let your style ROAR!Don't forget to drop your comments below, click 'like', 'share' and 'subscribe' to our channel.

Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation Episode 3.Our guest this month is Matthew Gordon, Musician, who releases music as Pie Eye Collective.Hosted by Bardot, Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversationis our culture and creativity podcast where we host thoughtful Black culture conversations with established creatives from across the global African diaspora. In each episode we sit with African diaspora creative voices to talk about how their journeys really began; the childhood experiences, family encouragement, cultural influences, favourite things, and turning points that shaped their creative evolution. These creative industry conversations explore what it actually takes to grow into your craft, while offering reflections, lessons, and practical insights listeners can take away for their own creative path.At its heart, Wrap & Chat is the space for honest storytelling that connects creativity to our real lived experiences, whilecontributing to ongoing Black cultural thought leadership discussions.House of NyabinghiPronounced NY-BING-EE which means 'abundance'; her origin name was Muhumuza means 'bringer of peace'. Nyabinghi is one of the ancient African queens across Rwandan, Tanzanian, and Ugandan history. From continent to closets, let your style ROAR!Don't forget to drop your comments below, click 'like', 'share' and 'subscribe' to our channel.

WRAP & CHAT: Culture in Conversation. Episode 4.Our guest this month is Siyona Parekh, Student - Ada Lovelace Church of England School.Hosted by Bardot, Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation is our culture and creativity podcast where we host thoughtful Black culture conversations with established creatives from across the global African diaspora. In each episode we sit with African diaspora creative voices to talk about how their journeys really began; the childhood experiences, family encouragement, cultural influences, favourite things, and turning points that shaped their creative evolution. These creative industry conversations explore what it actually takes to grow into your craft, while offering reflections, lessons, and practical insights listeners can take away for their own creative path.At its heart, Wrap & Chat is the space for honest storytelling that connects creativity to our real lived experiences, while contributing to ongoing Black cultural thought leadership discussions.Nyabinghi is one of the ancient African queens across Rwandan, Tanzanian, and Ugandan history. Pronounced NY-BING-EE which means 'abundance', her origin name was Muhumuza which means 'bringer of peace'. From continent to closets, let your style ROAR! Don't forget to drop us your comments, click 'like', 'share' and 'subscribe' to our channel.

Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation. Episode 7.Our guest this month is Jacqueline Shaw, Founder, Author, Business Coach & Speaker, Africa Fashion Guide.Hosted by Bardot, Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation is our culture and creativity podcast where we host thoughtful Black culture conversations with established creatives from across the global African diaspora. In each episode we sit with African diaspora creative voices to talk about how their journeys really began; the childhood experiences, family encouragement, cultural influences, favourite things, and turning points that shaped their creative evolution. These creative industry conversations explore what it actually takes to grow into your craft, while offering reflections, lessons, and practical insights listeners can take away for their own creative path.At its heart, Wrap & Chat is the space for honest storytelling that connects creativity to our real lived experiences, while contributing to ongoing Black cultural thought leadership discussions.Nyabinghi is one of the ancient African queens across Rwandan, Tanzanian, and Ugandan history. Pronounced NY-BING-EE which means 'abundance', her origin name was Muhumuza which means 'bringer of peace'. From continent to closets, let your style ROAR!Don't forget to drop us your comments, click 'like', 'share' and 'subscribe' to our channel.

WRAP & CHAT: Culture in Conversation. Episode 6.Our guest this month is Taiwo Meghoma, Brand Strategist.  Hosted by Bardot, Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation is our culture and creativity podcast where we host thoughtful Black culture conversations with established creatives from across the global African diaspora. In each episode we sit with African diaspora creative voices to talk about how their journeys really began; the childhood experiences, family encouragement, cultural influences, favourite things, and turning points that shaped their creative evolution. These creative industry conversations explore what it actually takes to grow into your craft, while offering reflections, lessons, and practical insights listeners can take away for their own creative path.At its heart, Wrap & Chat is the space for honest storytelling that connects creativity to our real lived experiences, while contributing to ongoing Black cultural thought leadership discussions.Nyabinghi is one of the ancient African queens across Rwandan, Tanzanian, and Ugandan history. Pronounced NY-BING-EE which means 'abundance', her origin name was Muhumuza which means 'bringer of peace'. From continent to closets, let your style ROAR!Don't forget to drop us your comments, click 'like', 'share' and 'subscribe' to our channel.

Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversation. Episode 5.Our guest this month is Charlotte Smith, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Style Cartel Media; Model Scout, Sneaker Reseller and Content Creator.Hosted by Bardot, Wrap & Chat: Culture in Conversationis our culture and creativity podcast where we host thoughtful Black culture conversations with established creatives from across the global African diaspora. In each episode we sit with African diaspora creative voices to talk about how their journeys really began; the childhood experiences, family encouragement, cultural influences, favourite things, and turning pointsthat shaped their creative evolution. These creative industry conversations explore what it actually takes to grow into your craft, while offering reflections, lessons, and practical insights listeners can take away for theirown creative path.At its heart, Wrap & Chat is the space for honeststorytelling that connects creativity to our real lived experiences, while contributing to ongoing Black cultural thought leadership discussions.Nyabinghi is one of the ancient African queens acrossRwandan, Tanzanian, and Ugandan history. Pronounced NY-BING-EE which means 'abundance', her origin name was Muhumuza which means 'bringer of peace'. From continent to closets, let your style ROAR!Don't forget to drop us your comments, click 'like', 'share'and 'subscribe' to our channel.