Kill Me Now, Leave Me There

Veda Black is here. The amazing multi-talented queer black british artist has come on the show and we talk music, songs, school and life in general.  Make sure to check out her new EP - SAD GIRLS CLUB

Welcome back everyone, We wanted to start this week off with the incredible Jaydon Paddock, a GB Tumbler whose career has really shown exponential growth over the years. We talk training, health, and Leotards haha x

As this is the last episode, we come to conclude the end of the year and the start of a new decade.  Thank you to all my guest and listeners for this season I appreciate the time taken to join me.  Happy New Year. Be thankful and blessed because you are here and loved x

Listen, after the news yesterday all hell broke loose on this episode. Just the usually unfiltered rubbish that comes with NiNi T daily. Enjoy this one, right off the bat it catches you

We have Tamar this week, who has really taken a grasp of his creativity and made it work for him. He spills on learning videography, dance, and his love for kpop. 

A backstory, storytime, and the tackling of stereotypes. Growing up as a Black Queer Human.

We talk about mental health, society and a new look on future plans. Really getting to the nitty-gritty of views that have affected humans, using my personal experience as an example. 

Welcome Reptile B. A new artist who has recently been getting attention for entering the UK grime scene as a Queer Artist.  We talk about, life, love, music, and much more. This is non stop laughter 

Zara Richards is one of the most hardworking people that has pushed herself to really grow as a human and a business. Listen in as we explore Zara's story of weaving the ins and outs of being her own boss from a young age.

A human who has really discovered himself and bringing the knowledge he has to anyone and everyone. A proud black queer man.