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Podcast · By Iyare Igiehon · English · Official site

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Aug 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Kiell Smith-Bynoe (opens the original)

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    Kiell Smith-Bynoe has one of the most recognisable faces in British comedy — Mike in Ghosts , Dean in Stath Lets Flats , Man Like Mobeen , Taskmaster , The Great British Sewing Bee . What's less visible is the fifteen years of unpaid sketches, wrong agents and self-funded shorts that got him there. In this episode he takes Iyare through all of it: leaving drama school in 2010 with no footage to show anyone, signing with the biggest agency in the room and disappearing inside it, and the working r

  2. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Terri Walker (opens the original)

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    Terri Walker doesn't do mediocre — and she'll tell you so to your face. Two decades on from her critically acclaimed 2003 debut Untitled , released via Def Soul/Mercury, the singer-songwriter joins Iyare Igiehon on SOUL Cast for a conversation about what it actually takes to sustain a voice in this industry — not the highlight reel, the mechanics. She talks about growing up in Germany from the age of four with a Jamaican mother who wrote "RUBBISH" in capital letters on CDs she didn't rate. About

  3. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    Adjani Salmon (opens the original)

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    Adjani Salmon grew up in Jamaica making kung-fu films at lunchtime and studying architecture, with no route into the industry and no mentors. He ended up as the creator, writer and star of Dreaming Whilst Black — a BBC series picked up by A24 and Showtime, with RTS and BAFTA recognition off the back of a single pilot episode. In this episode he takes Iyare Igiehon through exactly how that happened, and he doesn't skip the unglamorous parts: the Smirnoff ad he took after his only camera-operator

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