In this episode, I’m joined by Alex, who speaks openly about his experience of living and working with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Alex reflects on navigating diagnosis alongside career pressures, identity, and expectations within community. This conversation explores invisible disability, resilience, and what society still needs to understand about inclusion, wellbeing, and lived experience.

With record number of teachers leaving the profession. I sat down with 2 former teachers and did a deep dive into why they left teaching.

On this episode I sat down with Rhia (Founder of Black Teachers Connect) to discuss teaching, her community impact, support and advocacy for black educators plus so much more.

Our discussion centres around Rhia's mission to to increase the representation of Black educators at all levels of the education system by supporting and promoting educators into Leadership roles through intentional personal and professional development.

Is there more to nursing than just the ward?” In this episode, I’m joined by Angela Attere, nurse, entrepreneur and all-round powerhouse, to talk honestly about the opportunities that exist beyond the traditional nursing path. If you’ve ever felt stuck, burnt out, or simply curious about what else your skills can unlock… this one’s for you. NHS nurses, students, career-switchers…let’s open the door to what’s possible

In this episode I sat down with Educator and Cancer Survivor, Vanessa P. She opens up about one of the most life altering moments of her journey, finding out she had CANCER. In this raw, honest and incredibly powerful episode we discuss teaching, faith, parenting and the big C. If you or someone you love has faced a diagnosis like this, this conversation is for you.

In this episode I sit down with Richard Anti Scholar and former membership manager of The Ivors Academy Tareic Alphonse and Malaika Dixon Art Consultant and founder of Chenjerai Design

We discuss the slow disappearance of creative arts from our classrooms and society as more than a curriculum change, but a cultural loss. When music, drama, and art are undervalued, we silence imagination, critical thinking, and emotional expression.

This episode is a reminder that education should shape minds, not just measure grades

A special live event at Autograph. A deep dive into the British school system through the lens of migration, identity, and generational experience. I explore what it means to navigate education, the challenges, resilience, and cultural exchanges that shape our experiences. I was joined by my mother, a first-generation immigrant who navigated an unfamiliar system so I could thrive in it. Nick Fotsing a former student and someone I once had the privilege of supporting as Head of Year, now reflecting back on his journey in that same system. This is more than a talk. It’s a reflection on education, belonging, and aspiration, across generations.

Most prisoners walk into HMP already years behind in education and that's before the gate even shuts. Sam Omokan joins me to talk about his unconventional route to uni, love for books and what learning really means on the inside.