Crisis Talk

In this episode we talk to Will Snell from the Fairness Foundation, he talks about his time working within government departments, building The Fairness Foundation and why it's important to talk about intersectionality, in this country. Here's the link to The Fairness Foundation:Fairness Foundation

On today's episode we talk with Jane and Ade the founders of Black Creative Trailblazers, who work to showcase and highlight Black Creatives in Manchester and beyond.

This episode we talk to Baka, who produced the documentary, The Success of Moss Side. We talk about his journey to being a film producer, why it's so important for Black people to tell our own stories and how to navigate loss. Support for loss can be found here:Helpline - Cruse Bereavement Support

In this episode we talk to Mo, Assistant Artistic Director (AD) of @utopia_theatre, talks about being born in England, spending 11 years in Nigeria and navigating the creative industry to being assistant AD.

In this week's episode we talk to @damialice about what it means to rebrand and navigate being a black woman in different institutions.

On this episode we talk with Briana Applewhite(@briana_applebum), who is a PhD student at the university of Oxford, about the work that she is doing regarding Black Arts. Her work is all about centring arts and creativity in helping people who have mental health dragonises. In the episode we mentioned some organisations like:Meela (who offer therapy)Meela - Match with your best-fit therapistAnd here is Main Characters Only(which Briana runs) Instagram

On this episode we have Dr Titi, who talks about her journey to becoming a doctor, how her relationship with God helped her through and what is like adulting in this day and age.

Today's Episode we talk to Vanessa, who is the most recent Miss Manchester, we talk all things sisterhood, working and being black within the pageantry space. We also highlight Jose, who runs The Life Room, which is community for Men to talk. Here's there Instagram.Instagram

We take a look back at 2024 and look forward to 2025. We talk about the ‘jokes’ that were made towards Kendrick Lamar. If you’ve been affected or want some support, here’s a link:https://www.mensmindsmatter.org/

This episode we talk about Manny Night Life, Megan Thee Stallion & Tory Lanez, and Men & Vulnerability!!!We talk about abuse. Support is available: https://www.manchesterwomensaid.org/https://donate.refuge.org.uk/page/149782/donate/1?ea.tracking.id=GEN_2409_GA_PL&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=General_Search_Parcel&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIpbe6otrSigMVVJtQBh2SJhRSEAAYASAAEgLFnPD_BwE