Stories that Stick

BIG NEWS!!! We're on the lookout for someone to host Stories that Stick podcast so if this is you (or you know someone who should) then please do get in touch on [email protected] Today's episode is the final 'best of' (well, you'll be all catch up with our episodes) and we have got the following: Episode 28, Jay Blades, a furniture restorer who’s best known as a TV presenter for the BBC hit show ‘The Repair Shop’. Jay was doing a promo run for his latest autobiography book ‘Making It: How Love, Kindness and Community helped repair my life’. Follow him on Instagram @jaybladesmbe Episode 29, Opeyemi who's the co-author of the book Twice As Hard: Navigating Black Stereotypes and Creating Space for success. Follow her on Instagram @opeyemi.sofoluke Episode 30, Elliott Rae, founder of Music Football Fatherhood: a platform for Dad's who want open conversations around fatherhood. Follow him on @iamelliottrae Episode 31, Amber Medley, author of Wild Pets: a story that follows 3 graduates entering the real world in a time of Trump and #MeToo. Follow her on Twitter @ambermedland Some more big news! We won't be releasing any episode in October, but rest assured we'll have some great guests come November so please stay tuned, and always you're the best. Love,Blacticulate xx

We’re still working on new episodes and if you’d like to be featured on know someone whose story should be featured on our podcast then please get in touch at [email protected]. In today's episode, we have clips from: Episode 23, Sheila Nortley, an award-winning filmmaker, who’s currently developing her feature script with BFI and BBC, whilst developing a new TV show ‘A Town Called Malice’ with SKY and Vertigo films. Follow Sheila on Instagram: @SheilaNortley Episode 24, Claud Williams, an award-winning entrepreneur, speaker and coach. Follow Claud on Instagram: @Claud_Williams_ Episode 25, Jon Devo, content creator and tech journalist. Follow Jon on Instagram @GadgetsJon   Episode 26, Natalie Fiawoo, producer and culture curator sharing stories of the diaspora. Follow Natalie on Instagram @producernat Episode 27, Ade Akin, digital marketer and podcast host of Adzvice. Follow Adzvice on Instagram @Adzvice Do not forget to subscribe, rate and review this episode and follow Blacticulate across all social media platforms.You're the best!B x

Stories that stick podcast has been on a Summer break and we're currently working on new episodes, but in the interim here's the best of Stories that Stick episode 17 - 21. We feature the following: EP 17, Gemma Cairney, Broadcaster (her work can be seen and heard on The Sound Odyssey on BBC 4 and The Leisure Society on BBC 6) and you can follow her on Twitter @GemCairn. EP 18 with Roy Alexander Weise, 1/2 Director and CEO of Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester and you can follow him on Twitter @RAWeiseArtist. EP 19 with Alim Kamara, a hip-hop artist and storyteller, and he’s available for motivation and inspirational talk - visit storiestorie.com or follow him on Twitter @alimkamara for more info. EP 20 with Charlotte Williams, founder of SevenSix agency which is an inclusive and talent management agency. You can follow Charlotte on Instagram @charlottesevensix. EP21 with David Elikwu, an entrepreneur and founder of Democratic Republic (which sells coffee and wine), you can check out David on Twitter (and you’ll be signposted to the rest of his amazing work) @Delikwu That’s all for this week best of Stories that Stick, but please do check out the full episodes, respectively, and if you’d like to be featured on Stories that Stick then please do get in touch via email [email protected]. Have a great week,Ade

Amber Medland, author of Wild Pets: a story that follows 3 graduates entering the real world in a time of Trump and #MeToo. She joins us to share her journey into becoming an author whilst regaling some of the stories that made a big impact on her life.   Wild Pets is available in all good book stores and you can contact Amber on: Instagram: @ambermedland Twitter: @ambermedland Music by: ES_Till Osterland Vill Jag Fara - Traditional ES_Discoveries - Clarence Reed And, as always, please take a spare minute to subscribe, review or rate our podcast because it really helps us grow.   You're the best, Blacticulate

In today’s episode, I have a conversation with Elliot Rae, founder of Music Football Fatherhood (MFF) - an empowering community of fathers who share their experiences through online conversations, meetups and so much more. I believe BBC called it “the dad’s version of Mumsnet”. That being said, Elliot shares some of his stories that made a huge impact on his life as well as how MFF came to be and why we all ought to buy his latest book Dad. Contact Elliot: Twitter: @iamElliottRae Instagram: @iamelliottrae Contact MFF: Twitter: @MFFonline_ Instagram: @MFFonline_ The book Dad can be bought at WHSmith, Waterstones and Amazon