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Who Moved My Birkin? is a business podcast for women of colour who are navigating change in business and their personal life. Hosted by Clytie Tammy (@thatgirltammy), founder of BQLondon and Melodee Box.
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Rejection, Resilience & the Reality of Acting with Ashley Bannerman (opens the original)
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What does pursuing your dream actually look like when you're dealing with rejection, motherhood, industry politics and everything else happening in real life? This week, actress Ashley Bannerman joins Clytie Tammy to talk about her journey into acting, from studying psychology to deciding that acting was the career she really wanted to pursue. Ashley talks openly about rejection, resilience and some of the realities of trying to build a sustainable career as an actress. She and Clytie get into t
We're all playing a role, Dani just gets paid for it | Dani Moseley (opens the original)
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You know when you've seen someone on screen so many times that you somehow feel like you know them? That's how it can feel with Dani Moseley. Except, of course, you don't actually know her. Dani is an actress whose work spans television, film and theatre, including Dreaming Whilst Black and Jaja's African Hair Braiding , with her new short film You and Me Makes Three also on the way. The conversation gets into Dani's journey as an actress, the reality of building and sustaining a career in the i
From Self-Publishing To Hit Netflix Show: Sue Nyathi on The Polygamist (opens the original)
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Zimbabwean author Sue Nyathi wrote The Polygamist after observing the complicated relationships happening around her in Harare; married men, mistresses, "small houses" and women whose lives were unknowingly intertwined. After struggling to find a traditional publisher, Sue eventually decided to publish the book herself. More than a decade later, that same story has been adapted for the screen and introduced Sue's work to a whole new audience on Netflix. In this episode, Sue joins me to talk abou
Why Black Stories Aren't Being Made | HaJ - VibeKast (opens the original)
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Why are there still so many Black stories we want to see but can't find on our screens? This week I'm joined by HaJ, founder of VibeKast , for a conversation about Black representation in film and what actually happens behind the scenes when creatives try to get their ideas made. We talk about the barriers and red tape that can stand between a great idea and a finished project, what happens when creatives keep hearing "no", and why the traditional way of deciding which stories get funded might b
What If Stories Could Be Smelt? | Ayoka Chenzira on Film, Scent & Creativity (opens the original)
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In this episode, I sit down with pioneering filmmaker, animator and educator Ayoka Chenzira to explore a creative journey that has spanned decades. We talk about everything from African dance and storytelling to perfumery, filmmaking and her latest immersive project, Olf , a film inspired by the power of scent. Ayoka shares how following her curiosity has led her into unexpected spaces, why she believes stories can be experienced in more ways than just what we see on screen, and how platforms li
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