Alesha’s journey isn’t without its struggles. Starting as an actress, she navigates a difficult industry where opportunities are limited, especially for Black women.

She finds herself battling stereotypes, exploitation, and the pressure to compromise her values. Read More

Kenneth Erhahon, better known as Shocka, grew up in Tottenham

An area with a rich but challenging history, shaped by both cultural richness and racial tensions. "There were two riots in my area," he recalls. "The last one was in 2012 when Mark Duggan got shot by the police...Read More

In a powerful and inspiring interview, Samantha Grant, the founder of "Find A Balance CIC," opens up about the personal ordeal that leads her to establish a community interest company aimed at supporting black families in London, particularly those with young members suffering from mental health issues....Read more

For black boys who considered suicide when the hue gets too heavy - In an exclusive interview with Albert Magashi and Posi Morakinyo, cast members of the acclaimed production 'For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy,' we delve into their powerful performances and thought-provoking... Read More

Siobhan, known as Free Thyself, is a holistic womb facilitator whose work is grounded in empowering individuals through natural healing and self-discovery. Her journey, marked by resilience and the pursuit of holistic wellness, is deeply intertwined with her personal experiences, particularly her struggle with endometriosis…Read More

Nina’s transformational journey as she navigates homelessness, heartbreak, and illness. From surviving unsafe hostels to single motherhood and a cancer diagnosis, she turns to painting Black women as a way to reclaim her strength and voice. ..Read More

Bringing together voices from different age groups within the community. Our aim is to foster understanding, mutual respect, and a deep connection across generations, from Baby Boomers to Gen Z and even glimpses of Gen Alpha. This series addresses important questions about identity, respect, and love while exploring how each generation shapes, and is shaped by, our shared cultural journey.

A series of interviews with a diverse array of artists and creatives sharing their journeys of mastering their craft and channeling their deepest emotions into their work to inspire others. We'll explore how these artists use creativity as a form of therapy, delving into their personal struggles and triumphs. From navigating the business side of their passion to reflecting on self-discovery and healing, this series offers profound insights into the connections between art, mental health, and the human experience. Join us on this transformative journey