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.

What does it mean to be a positive role model in a young person's life? In this episode we're joined by the team from Black Men Teach for a powerful conversation about the impact of Black male educators, father figures, and mentors in shaping the next generation. We explore the challenges and rewards of teaching, what it means to champion students when they're struggling, the importance of representation in education, and how schools can create environments where every child feels seen, valued, and supported. This episode goes beyond education and dives into leadership, identity, community, and the lasting influence adults can have on young people.

From academy dreams to finding purpose beyond the pitch. This episode is deeper than football.I sat down with Jevonté Small to talk pressure, setbacks, identity, and the silent battles a lot of young boys face growing up chasing a dream that sometimes doesn’t love you back.Through faith he found direction beyond the game. Now he’s pouring everything he’s learnt into the next generation, coaching young people on and off the field, teaching them discipline, self-worth and belief when life tries to tell them otherwise.Sometimes the biggest win ain’t making it pro…it’s making it through!

In this special episode, I sit down with Revive Congo to dive into their inspiring journey of giving back to the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. From education and IT initiatives that empower young minds to community programs. We explore what led the founders to dedicate their lives to service, the power of the Congolese diaspora, and how community coming together fuels lasting change. Join us as we raise awareness, celebrate resilience, and spotlight the importance of unity in building a brighter future. Learn more: https://revivecongo.org/

In this episode, we sit down with a social worker to unpack the reality behind one of the most misunderstood professions. We explore what social work really looks like in practice, the key legislations that shape decisions, and the complex cases that rarely make headlines. It’s a raw and eye-opening conversation that challenges assumptions and reveals the human side of the system. If you’ve ever wondered how these life-changing decisions are made, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In this episode, we sit down with Nana (social worker) to unpack the reality behind one of the most misunderstood professions. We explore what social work really looks like in practice, the key legislations that shape decisions, and the complex cases that rarely make headlines. It’s a raw and eye-opening conversation that challenges assumptions and reveals the human side of the system.

If you’ve ever wondered how these life-changing decisions are made, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In this episode, we explore the changing landscape of education with a special guest, diving into the biggest issues facing schools today. From student attendance and the rise of AI in the classroom to the growing teacher retention crisis and the debate around phone bans, we unpack what’s really going on behind the headlines. It’s an honest, thought-provoking conversation about where education is heading and what it means for teachers, students, and parents alike.

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What does faith in schools actually look like in today’s society?

In a world that’s constantly changing, where values are shifting and young people are facing more pressure than ever, the role of faith in education has never been more important or more questioned.

This episode dives into the reality of faith in schools today. Is it still relevant? Is it being lost? Or is it more needed now than ever before?

We explore how faith can shape identity, guide decision-making, and provide a sense of purpose for young people navigating school life. From real conversations to honest perspectives, this is an episode that challenges thinking and opens up an important discussion