Lounge Akademics

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During the current lockdown we reached out to entrepreneurs within our circle to gain inspiration and their thought leadership. Most recently we caught up with events manager and coordinator Rachel Louis. We discuss her event planning business and inspires others on how they can develop online events and nurture their purpose during lockdown.  The founder and host of the Lounge Akademics podcast is Kevin Julian, a humanist who believes in the power of dialogue and social learning. He has an unwavering commitment to compassion, empathy and fearless leadership where he believes in the power of collaboration over competition.  This is the Lounge Akademics podcast where Kevin and friends are leading a movement to inspire change in the world one conversation at a time. Listen to the Lounge Akademics podcast wherever you listen to podcasts via #loungeakademics Music score composed and produced by @LDN.444

Subscribe to Lounge Akademics: https://apple.co/3oc7XSy During the current lockdown we reached out to entrepreneurs within our circle to gain inspiration and their thought leadership. Most recently we caught up with advocate and public speaker for people with disabilities Mr. Nana Marfo aka Mr. Unique Voice. He explores his unique ability, debunks common myths about disability and provides a fresh and inspiring look into how people with disabilities can win against prejudice and discrimination.

The founder and host of the Lounge Akademics podcast is Kevin Julian, a humanist who believes in the power of dialogue and social learning. He has an unwavering commitment to compassion, empathy and fearless leadership where he believes in the power of collaboration over competition. 

This is the Lounge Akademics podcast where Kevin and friends are leading a movement to inspire change in the world one conversation at a time. Listen to the Lounge Akademics podcast wherever you listen to podcasts via #loungeakademics

Music score composed and produced by @LDN.444

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During the current lockdown we reached out to entrepreneurs within our circle to gain inspiration and their thought leadership. This week we speak with the multi disciplinary entrepreneur and writer Yann Tanoe . We explore how to publish your first written works and the importance of story telling and writing about lived experiences. Given the lack of representation of African heritage and persons of colour in literary works and publishing he stresses the urgent need for marginalised voices to author their own stories.   The founder and host of the Lounge Akademics podcast is Kevin Julian, a humanist who believes in the power of dialogue and social learning. He has an unwavering commitment to compassion, empathy and fearless leadership where he believes in the power of collaboration over competition.  This is the Lounge Akademics podcast where Kevin and friends are leading a movement to inspire change in the world one conversation at a time. Listen to the Lounge Akademics podcast wherever you listen to podcasts via #loungeakademics Music score composed and produced by @LDN.444

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During the current lockdown we reached out to entrepreneurs and creatives within our circle to gain inspiration and their thought leadership. Most recently we caught up with financial literacy expert and cycle breaker Paula Perry. We explore the concept of generational curses particularly around finance, budgeting and money management. A great discussion with top tips, bring your pen and pad!  The founder and host of the Lounge Akademics podcast is Kevin Julian, a humanist who believes in the power of dialogue and social learning. He has an unwavering commitment to compassion, empathy and fearless leadership where he believes in the power of collaboration over competition.  This is the Lounge Akademics podcast where Kevin and friends are leading a movement to inspire change in the world one conversation at a time. Listen to the Lounge Akademics podcast wherever you listen to podcasts via #loungeakademics Music score composed and produced by @LDN.444

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During the current lockdown we reached out to entrepreneurs and creatives within our circle to gain inspiration and their thought leadership. We caught up with  Tryumph's founding life coach and entrepreneur Davis Wandera Jnr. We explore how to start up a coaching business, explore limiting beliefs and gain an important insight into goal setting.  The founder and host of the Lounge Akademics podcast is Kevin Julian, a humanist who believes in the power of dialogue and social learning. He has an unwavering commitment to compassion, empathy and fearless leadership where he believes in the power of collaboration over competition.  This is the Lounge Akademics podcast where Kevin and friends are leading a movement to inspire change in the world one conversation at a time. Listen to the Lounge Akademics podcast wherever you listen to podcasts via #loungeakademics Music score composed and produced by @LDN.444

In this episode we catch up with Jennifer Phillips, corporate career coach and founder of 'The Corporate Black Girl'. We talk to her about her successful 10 year career in law. A must watch for black women students and recent graduates wanting to enter the corporate world. Jennifer has survived and thrives in the corporate world as a black woman and she shares her story!

We caught up with Shantelle Rochester, Film Producer, actress and founder of her production company Ida Rose that assisted in producing the award winning film 'Two Graves' which won the best feature category at the British Urban Film Festival (BUFF)and is now available on Netflix. A must watch for independent film makers.

We catch up with British Ghanaian Textile and Performance artist Enam Gbewonyo who is passionate about elevating black women artists. She is also a curator as well as the founder of the Black British Female Artist (BBFA) Collective that serves as a platform to support emerging black women artists build sustainable careers.

In this episode we interview youth practitioner, author and Coach Danielle Ennis. We explore her work with young people at risk of and involved in gangs and serious youth violence. Learn how to get into this work and hear from a professional on the skills needed to thrive in this area of work.

We catch up with Yannick Yalipende, aspiring Clinical Psychologist and Co Founder of Black People Talk. We explore his work and studies in neuro psychology  at the University of Bristol. We also hear about his interests in the bio-psycho-social approach to mental health and well being.