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This episode we are joined with Nirosha Balakumar, a spoken word artist that uses her work to tell stories of her identity and heritage. Nirosha talks about her journey to being accepted into both Oxford and Cambridge University, her latest Ted Talk and her work with the Brown Girl Diaries as their Community Outreach Coordinator. We also dive into being mixed ethnically as well as Indo-Caribbean.

The Caribbean is typically presented as wholly Afro-Caribbean but what most are unaware of the communities that have existed there for centuries. This week we dive into the experience of Sino-Caribbean, Christopher Lee. The Sino-Caribbean Community are those whom are from the Caribbean with Chinese ancestry. We break down Sino-Caribbean history, culture and how this is similar and differs from other communities. To keep up with Christopher's work you can follow him on Instagram: @asianbajan85

This week we had the privilege of talking to Mr Limin' himself, Sham Mahabir. We discussed everything from his restaurant and events to how he started and his Indo-Caribbean background. Whether you're a fan of his work in London or new to the Limin' world, you'll be sure to find his story interesting. To keep up with Sham and his work you can follow the Limin' Instagram @comelimewithus or visit the website: www.limin.co.uk

I am joined with Architect PHD student & political blog writer, Zineb Bennouna. Zineb shares her perspective on Feminism in male dominated industries such as architecture whilst also stressing the importance of making sustainable transitions in a high polluting industry. To keep up with Zineb and her work you can follow her on Instagram: @bzcreation @architequote @politics4her

Ismail Laraqui started his journey into the fashion industry in London whilst attending the prestigious London College of Fashion. Training in the design of leather goods, he's always found a way to keep his portfolio innovative and fresh. Since graduating in 2019 he has moved to Milan to attend Istituto Marangoni to retrain his skills and start a masters in womenswear. In this episode we discuss studying in a Covid hotspot during unusual times, how the pandemic has effected the mental health of creatives and what the future of applying for jobs look like. To keep up with Ismail and his work you can follow him on Instagram: @litlaraqui & _laraqui