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This flashback episode features an inspiring and deeply personal conversation with the remarkable Dominique Pritchett.Dominique shares her powerful experiences and insights on the impact of racial targeting, the importance of diversity and inclusion, and her journey as a motivational speaker and consultant.Key Takeaways:Diversity & Inclusion: Understand the need for intentional observation and building relationships to address diversity issues effectively. Understanding the emotional impact is crucial for creating inclusive environments.Leverage Your Skills: Mental health professionals have unique skill sets that are invaluable in the speaking and consulting arena. See how transitioning these skills can make a significant impact across various industries.Overcome Challenges: Both Dominique and Patrick discuss the importance of having systems in place for handling speaking engagements efficiently and the need for mental health professionals to overcome the fear of sounding "salesy."More about Dominique:Born to challenge the status quo, Dr. Dominique Pritchett is a mental wellness strategist, speaker, therapist and podcaster.She is the owner of Beloved Wellness Center™ as well as the founder and podcast host of Space for Sistas® centering the experiences of Black women and girls.As a strategist and international speaker, Dr. Dominique partners with organizations to prioritize mental wellness solutions to evolve personal and professional development through emotional intelligence.She holds a doctorate in clinical psychology, a master's in clinical social work and a bachelor's in social work.Dr. Dominique has been featured on BBC London Radio, Shondaland, Women's Health Magazine, The New York Times, various news outlets, podcasts, and more.Website: dominiquepritchett.comAll Social Media: @dominiquepritchett–––––––––––––––––––––***This episode is the 5th of 10 episodes that All Things Private Practice is re-releasing for 2025. Please enjoy, and we'll be back with new content, resources, and guests in a couple of months. –––––––––––––––––––––

This episode of Finding Your Bliss, Celebrity Interviewer and Bliss Coach Judy Librach is joined by Christina Ford, first-time author of an exceptional new book, called “In Search of Mr. Darcy: Lessons Learnt in The Pursuit of Happily Ever After.” Christina Ford is a former award-winning TV and film executive who currently divides her time between the UK, the US, and Canada. She channels her wit and experiences into writing her amusing award-winning lifestyle blog, "A Broad in London: A Survival Guide for Life, Travel, and Being Sensationally Single." A semi-regular guest on BBC London Radio's 'A Week in Review,' Ford often rants about pop culture, single life,   and social media trends. Other humble brags: recipient of the prestigious Women In Film and Television's Crystal Award for Excellence in Production, listed in   Marketing Magazine's 100 Most Influential People In Canadian Communications.   Her Genie Award-winning film 'Fugitive Pieces,' adapted from the award-winning novel by Anne Michaels, opened the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).   Christina is known for her adventurous spirit and can often be seen travelling the world, searching for the nearest Starbucks, arguing with her GPS, or relishing a glass of Chardonnay (complete with a single ice cube).   This book marks Christina's debut as an author.   You can follow us @theblissminute on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. Or you can visit our online magazine at findingyourbliss.com and take one step closer to finding your bliss. Listen live every Saturday at 1pm on Zoomer Radio

In this brilliant episode, Karen shares with Jayda her experiences of going through the menopause and the differences in which Black people experience the menopause and unpacking the social racial issues behind this. They talk about the journey of aging, and your body changing, and how for Karen so much growth, positivity and beautiful change was born out of her life being turned upside down. Jayda asks Karen more around the stigma of aging, and why for Karen aging is a privilege and she has found more joy in her life the older she has become. At the same time Karen spoke about finding a balance of gratitude in life but also mourning change and loss, and what for her is the difference between healthy processing versus toxic positivity. Follow Karen ArthurFollow Jayda GFollow Here's Hoping PodcastMore on our guest Menopause Whilst Black Menopause Whilst Black Podcast The Joy Retreat Karen Arthur is the founder and host of the ground-breaking podcast Menopause Whilst Black, which champions Black British based menopausal stories now in its fifth season. Karen is a broadcaster, menopause diversity campaigner, and draws on her previous work as a fashion designer and model when founding ‘Wear Your Happy' which is conscious clothing for better mental wellbeing.Karen also created and hosted five star rated The Joy Retreat Barbados, the world's first retreat designed exclusively for Black women in any stage of menopause, and is the host of bi-weekly radio conversation show ‘Can We Talk' on Golddust Radio. Karen has been featured in Vogue, The Guardian, Times Radio and BBC London Radio as well as BBC Breakfast, Channel 4's ‘Sex, Myths and the Menopause' with Davina McCall and Sky Arts ‘Statues Re-Dressed'. Karen has advocated for diversity in menopause representing in Parliament twice and is now part of The Health Collective with RCOG committed to equity in women's health care as well as the world's first National Menopause Education and Support Programme with UCL. Her work on menopause is referenced in several books and cited in the British Medical Journal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our latest episode features an inspiring and deeply personal conversation with the remarkable Dominique Pritchett. Dominique shares her powerful experiences and insights on the impact of racial targeting, the importance of diversity and inclusion, and her journey as a motivational speaker and consultant. Key Takeaways: Diversity & Inclusion: Understand the need for intentional observation and building relationships to address diversity issues effectively. Understanding the emotional impact is crucial for creating inclusive environments. Leverage Your Skills: Mental health professionals have unique skill sets that are invaluable in the speaking and consulting arena. See how transitioning these skills can make a significant impact across various industries. Overcome Challenges: Both Dominique and Patrick discuss the importance of having systems in place for handling speaking engagements efficiently and the need for mental health professionals to overcome the fear of sounding "salesy." More about Dominique: Born to challenge the status quo, Dr. Dominique Pritchett is a mental wellness strategist, speaker, therapist and podcaster. She is the owner of Beloved Wellness Center™ as well as the founder and podcast host of Space for Sistas® centering the experiences of Black women and girls. As a strategist and international speaker, Dr. Dominique partners with organizations to prioritize mental wellness solutions to evolve personal and professional development through emotional intelligence. She holds a doctorate in clinical psychology, a master's in clinical social work and a bachelor's in social work. Dr. Dominique has been featured on BBC London Radio, Shondaland, Women's Health Magazine, The New York Times, various news outlets, podcasts and more. Website: dominiquepritchett.com All Social Media: @dominiquepritchett –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Karen Arthur is a Broadcaster, founder and menopause campaigner. Karen has been featured in Vogue, The Guardian, Times Radio and BBC London Radio as well as BBC Breakfast, Channel 4's ‘Sex, Myths and the Menopause' with Davina McCall and Sky Arts ‘Statues Re-Dressed' …. And now the Audience Growth Podcast!On today's episode we discuss how to do your business, your way, so that you can become a happier business owner.If you want to find out more about Karen you can find her on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/thekarenarthur/ and https://www.instagram.com/menopausewhilstblack/Make sure that you check out my upcoming, incredible (promise!) in-person marketing event Adventures in Marketing at https://www.adventuresinmarketing.ukAnd because we all need great support and people around us to grow, my memberships The Marketing Insiders Club and The Charge are open right now. Check them out and choose the level that matches the level you want to reach in business: https://www.nikihutchison.com/membershipsLoved the podcast? What to do next:Take the Marketing Powerhouse Quiz, it's designed to take your business to new heights no matter where you are currently on your business and marketing journey. Answer 30 quick-fire questions and I'll send you a personalised marketing report with insider tips to help you supercharge your business success, skyrocket your leads, sales and marketing expertise. And the best part? It takes around 3 minutes to complete!As well as listening to today's episode, why not binge on some of the others and make sure that you subscribe on your favourite podcast platform, so that you never miss an episode in the future.If you are enjoying the podcast please consider sharing it with your business friends and leaving a review as that makes a huge difference to a small business like mine.If you want to grow your business, first you need to grow your audience. I have some great free resources to help you: https://www.nikihutchison.com/freeTo learn more about me, Niki Hutchison, and to join my Audience Growth Collective click: Website: www.nikihutchison.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nikihutchisonltd/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/audiencegrowthcollectiveInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikihutchison/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikihutchison/About Niki Hutchison and the Audience Growth PodcastI'm Niki Hutchison, a Business and Marketing Expert and passionate supporter of Female Founders. I work with clients large and small to help them understand how to use marketing to grow their audience because a bigger audience means bigger sales. Learning how to market your business really is the difference between success and...

One of the most essential components of writing a book that people want to read is the ability to tell a great story. While storytelling is often described as an art, there is a science to it as well, and our guest today is here to help you make your stories more engaging and inviting for your audience. In this episode of The Author's Corner, Robin sits down with Richard Newman, an award-winning expert in leadership communication and storytelling, as well as the author of You Were Born to Speak and Lift Your Impact. During the episode, Robin and Richard discuss self-publishing his first book, and how it provided lessons and insights that helped him with his second book, published by McGraw Hill. They discuss the importance of tying science and technical writing to personal experiences that an audience can relate to. Richard also shares some insights into the challenges of taking material that's been taught on a stage and putting it into book form.Key Takeaways from This Episode:How Richard discovered the science of storytelling.How his first self-published book paved the way for his second book.Determining the 'hero' of your story: Who are you writing this for?Why Richard chose to self-publish his first book.And much more...Resources Mentioned in this Episode:Richard's LinkedInLift Your Impact bookYou Were Born to Speak bookBody TalkAbout Richard Newman:Richard is an award-winning expert in leadership communication, storytelling and influence, and has worked in advanced communication since 1995. He specializes in showing leaders how to speak with greater impact and influence. He is regularly featured on BBC London Radio and is the author of the best-selling book You Were Born to Speak. Richard's clients include CEOs, Vice-Presidents and leadership teams across many industries. He began by teaching English as a foreign language living in a Tibetan monastery in India. He then studied professional acting in London for three years, working as an actor on stage and screen, while continuing to study communication skills. In 2000, Richard founded Body Talk and began working with a well-known Formula 1 team. His team at Body Talk has now worked with over 75,000 clients from 46 countries around the world.

One of the most essential components of writing a book that people want to read is the ability to tell a great story. While storytelling is often described as an art, there is a science to it as well, and our guest today is here to help you make your stories more engaging and inviting for your audience. In this episode of The Author's Corner, Robin sits down with Richard Newman, an award-winning expert in leadership communication and storytelling, as well as the author of You Were Born to Speak and Lift Your Impact. During the episode, Robin and Richard discuss self-publishing his first book, and how it provided lessons and insights that helped him with his second book, published by McGraw Hill. They discuss the importance of tying science and technical writing to personal experiences that an audience can relate to. Richard also shares some insights into the challenges of taking material that's been taught on a stage and putting it into book form.Key Takeaways from This Episode:How Richard discovered the science of storytelling.How his first self-published book paved the way for his second book.Determining the 'hero' of your story: Who are you writing this for?Why Richard chose to self-publish his first book.And much more...Resources Mentioned in this Episode:Richard's LinkedInLift Your Impact bookYou Were Born to Speak bookBody TalkAbout Richard Newman:Richard is an award-winning expert in leadership communication, storytelling and influence, and has worked in advanced communication since 1995. He specializes in showing leaders how to speak with greater impact and influence. He is regularly featured on BBC London Radio and is the author of the best-selling book You Were Born to Speak. Richard's clients include CEOs, Vice-Presidents and leadership teams across many industries. He began by teaching English as a foreign language living in a Tibetan monastery in India. He then studied professional acting in London for three years, working as an actor on stage and screen, while continuing to study communication skills. In 2000, Richard founded Body Talk and began working with a well-known Formula 1 team. His team at Body Talk has now worked with over 75,000 clients from 46 countries around the world.

Vanessa Gordon is the CEO and Publisher of East End Taste and the Founder of the Hamptons Interactive Brunch event series. As a freelance journalist, she has contributed to publications such as Pregnancy & Newborn, Parents Magazine, Thrillist, Psychology Today, and many more. She has been featured as a travel and parenting expert in Reader's Digest, MSN, Condé Nast Traveler, CNN Underscored, Yahoo, and most recently on BBC London Radio. She received her Master of Arts Degree in Education from New York University. She lives with her family in the Hamptons with her husband, two children, and three cats. In this episode, Vanessa breaks down how to curate a brand event, sharing her insightful tips on the event planning process and sponsorship pitching. She'll share her firsthand experiences organizing events through the Hamptons Interactive Brunch, shedding light on the valuable lessons that she's learned along the way.Here's what you'll learn:Tips on pitching for paid sponsors for event sponsorshipsHow Vanessa has raised capital for eventsInsight into Vanessa's career in writing and eventsHow to pitch a brand trade for event sponsorshipsThree to five things Vanessa includes in a cold pitch for an event sponsorship Tips on what to include in a pitch for an eventExamples of the events she's put on Ideas for pitching event sponsorshipsWhat types of content she is looking for as a journalistHow Vanessa pitches herself as an expert and recommendations for pitching her as a journalistAnd more! Social media links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vanessapgordonhttps://www.instagram.com/hamptonsinteractivebrunchLinkedInWebsite: https://www.vanessapgordon.comSign up For Lexie's Weekly Insider to Receive Insider Tips, Invites, & More at: https://theprbarinc.com/newsworthy/Instagram: @theprbar_inc

Have you considered creating your own app as a way to attract more buyers? With the ease of current technology, starting your own app is actually a smart idea. Not to mention, building a social app like Wisdom, Clubhouse or Spotify's Greenroom is a great way to also build community. So if you've got an idea around your new app, where do you start and how do you fund your idea?. On Amplify Your Success Podcast episode 303, Dayo Akinrinade, founder of the Wisdom app, joins me to share her advice on starting and funding your own app idea. Join us in the Amplify Your Authority FREE Facebook Group to learn more strategies to stop being a best-kept secret and stand out as an industry go-to authority. Key Takeaways [4:32] Dayo shares a bit about her tech background and how it fueled her desire to create community. [10:39] What social audio is and why it is more important than ever right now. [13:15] What's unique about the Wisdom app, especially with the rise (and fall) of other social communities. [21:36] The Lean Startup Approach and how to use it to quick start your app idea. [24:34] When to do fundraising for your tech startup or app idea. [31:35] How to grow the reach and subscribers of your app once you've launched. [39:49] Dayo talks about how the Wisdom app is a game changer for podcasters (and how to claim your podcast on the Wisdom app.) About the Guest Dayo started as an IT Management Consultant at Accenture and Deloitte. Then, driven by the lack of diversity in London's tech ecosystem, she joined the founding team of OneTech, London's largest diversity in startups programme, backed by the JP Morgan Chase Foundation. Subsequently, after spotting a gap in the market, she went on to found Africlick, a cultural dating app targeting 1 billion Africans globally. Africlick has been mentioned on BBC Africa, BBC London Radio and Huffpost. Dayo holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Manchester and a M.Sc. in Technology from University College London. Dayo was named the 2021 Women In Dating Powerbook, celebrating the 20 most inspirational and influential women in the dating industry.   Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Get the Wisdom App and Become a Top Mentor Discover Melanie's 7 Step Framework to Add Another 6 Figures to Your Business by Leveraging Other People's Platforms.

Burnout is affecting record numbers of people thanks to increasing stress, illness, a fractured news cycle and a myriad of other factors. Life coach and author of ‘Energize', Simon Alexander Ong, is going to talk about how to minimise the effects if avoiding it is impossible, along with having greater energy in general. In this episode of Mouthwash, we're talking about making the workplace more bearable, identifying issues and finding solutions to those issues. ABOUT SIMON (@SimonAlexanderO)From a young age, Simon Alexander Ong has always been curious about learning and exploring the areas of personal fulfilment, human potential and organisational success. This curiosity was accelerated following his departure from the financial industry, in which he began his career following graduation from the London School of Economics. Studying the mindset and habits of successful leaders and organisations, Simon enjoys distilling his insights into lessons that can be easily understood and codifying the key principles that have had the biggest impact. He shares his insights, lessons and wisdom with all who are committed to upgrading their life and business to that next level. He speaks at international events, conferences and corporate events that have included those organised by Google, London School Of Economics, Barclays UK, The Institute Of Directors, Virgin, Salesforce, 10 Downing Street, Natwest, Enterprise Nation and Microsoft. As a life coach and business strategist, Simon also helps leaders, entrepreneurs, organisations and celebrities to transcend perceived limitations and experience extraordinary transformations through the power of insight, perspective and energy management.Simon's views, from his work as a coach and speaker, has seen him featured in a wide range of publications that include the likes of The Financial Times, Women's Health, HuffPost, Cosmopolitan, Forbes, Virgin StartUp and Harvard Business Review. He has also been interviewed on LBC radio's Business Hour show, BBC London Radio and for a Barclays UK advert on good financial habits that people can embrace in their daily lives. Find out more about Simon here. SPONSOR: Season 4 of Mouthwash is proudly sponsored by Workplace from Meta. To make your place of work a great place to work, visit workplace.com/human Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, host John Laurito is joined by Author, Speaker, and the Founder of Body Talk, Richard Newman. They talk about the importance of knowing how to use body language as an effective tool for conveying how you feel about your team in your leadership role, especially these days when companies conduct meetings virtually.Richard Newman is an award-winning expert in Leadership Communication, Storytelling, and Influence, working in advanced communication since 1995. Richard specializes in showing leaders how to speak with greater impact and influence. He is regularly featured on BBC London Radio and is the author of the best-selling book, ‘You were Born to Speak.'Richard's clients include CEOs, Vice-Presidents and leadership teams across many industries, including Virgin, Expedia, EE, AXA, Microsoft, and 3M.In 2014 he won the Cicero Grand Award, the most coveted award in the world for speechwriting. In December 2018, he published his book ‘You were Born to Speak,' which on launch day ranked with Amazon as #1 best-seller on both kindle and hardcover editions.Richard began by ‘Teaching English as a Foreign Language,' living in a Tibetan monastery in India. He then studied professional acting in London for three years. Richard worked as an actor on stage and screen whilst studying communication skills. Richard has been featured on Sky TV, Channel 5 News, in the Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, Forbes Magazine, and The Huffington Post.Richard founded Body Talk in 2000 and began working with a well-known Formula 1 team. His team at Body Talk has now worked with over 75,000 clients from 46 countries worldwide. Last year they helped one client win over £1.2 million in new business by improving the way they communicate.Connect with Richard at:Website: https://ukbodytalk.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardnewmanspeaks/IG: https://www.instagram.com/richardnewmanspeaks/?hl=enShow notes:[0:00] Intro[2:06] Richard's story[6:47] The disconnect between people's body language and what they're saying[8:33] The body language that leaders need to be conscious about during virtual meetings[12:01] On virtual backgrounds[14:55] Leader's transparency and authenticity[21:55] 30-minute purposeful conversation[24:40] How a leader can empower the team[28:03] Three levels of questions[32:35] How will leadership differ in the future compared to today[35:30] Where to find more of Richard?[38:54] OutroGet a copy of Tomorrow's Leader on Amazon https://tinyurl.com/huseae9hText LEADER to 617-393-5383 to receive The Top 10 Things That The Best Leaders Are Doing Right NowFor questions, suggestions, or speaker inquiries, contact me at john@lauritogroup.com

We're back! It's Motivation Monday with Maya on MaYapinion with another amazing guest, Dayo who is the founder of the newest and hottest social audio app, Wisdom! Here is a bit more about Dayo: Dayo started as an IT Management Consultant at Accenture and Deloitte Then, driven by the lack of diversity in London's tech ecosystem, she joined the founding team of OneTech, London's largest diversity in startups programme, backed by the JP Morgan Chase Foundation. Subsequently, after spotting a gap in the market, she went on to found Africlick, a cultural dating app targeting 1 billion Africans globally. Africlick has been mentioned on BBC Africa, BBC London Radio and Huffpost. Dayo holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Manchester and a M.Sc. in Technology from University College London. Recognitions Dayo was named 2021 Women In Dating Powerbook, celebrating the 20 most inspirational and influential women in the dating industry Dayo was named in the Financial Times Top 100 Most Influential Ethnic Minority Leaders in Tech. Show notes and Key times: 01:25 Dayo talks about her background in technology and how she started her career, and how she founded her first startup “Africlick”, how she got into entrepreneurship, her experience starting “One-Tech” program based on equity and diversity in terms of Financing founders; How a lack of mentorship blocks this program, How she got the idea to start to Found the “Wisdom app”. 07:07 Dayo talks about how she started the “Wisdom app”, how the App democratizes mentorship and access to knowledge, how does it work to connect to mentors to get wisdom and to monetize their expertise. 14:56 What Distinguish "Wisdom" from "clubhouse" and what are the differences between them, 22:31 Dayo explains the feature “mentor coin” that they launched recently to encourage creating content in "Wisdom". And why they are looking to monetize the top mentors directly through “Wisdom”. 27:49 How does “Wisdom” help Maya launch her new business “Find Co-host”. 30:34 Dayo talks about the feature that enables to download of recordings audio with the mentor or to save it as a podcast to make content creation more accessible. 33:09 Dayo explains the feature “reactions” to react to a talk in goal to facilitate the communication with the guests. 34:50 Dayo's pieces of Advice to start and succeed in leadership's journey 37:02 How to find “Wisdom App” and how to Benefit from it. Join Wisdom here: https://www.joinwisdomapp.com/ Wisdom Socials https://www.instagram.com/joinWISDOMapp/ https://twitter.com/joinWISDOM https://www.facebook.com/joinWISDOMapp https://www.linkedin.com/company/joinwisdomapp/ https://www.wisdom.audio/ Dayo's Socials https://twitter.com/DayoAKK https://www.instagram.com/dayo.akk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/dayo-akinrinade-6102762/ Thanks to our Sponsor! Try out "Find a Co-Host" for free with VIP100 at https://www.findacohost.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mayapinion/message

In this week's episode Jules & Corinna connect with a maven of social audio, Dayo Akinrinade to talk about the power of using one's voice to connect with other people in real time on social audio applications. They discuss the power of mentorship and how social audio has revolutionized connection as people seek guidance while others offer support. The two-sided exchange offered within social audio is nothing short of revolutionary!About Dayo Akinrinade, Founder & CEO of WisdomDayo started as an IT Management Consultant at Accenture and DeloitteThen, driven by the lack of diversity in London's tech ecosystem, she joined the founding team of OneTech, London's largest diversity in startups programme, backed by the JP Morgan Chase Foundation.Subsequently, after spotting a gap in the market, she went on to found Africlick, a cultural dating app targeting 1 billion Africans globally. Africlick has been mentioned on BBC Africa, BBC London Radio and Huffpost.Dayo holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Manchester and a M.Sc. in Technology from University College London.Dayo was named 2021 Women In Dating Powerbook, celebrating the 20 most inspirational and influential women in the dating industryDayo was named in the Financial Times Top 100 Most Influential Ethnic Minority Leaders in Tech. Wisdom Socialshttps://www.instagram.com/joinWISDOMapp/https://twitter.com/joinWISDOMhttps://www.facebook.com/joinWISDOMapphttps://www.linkedin.com/company/joinwisdomapp/https://www.wisdom.audio/ Dayo's Socialshttps://twitter.com/DayoAKKhttps://www.instagram.com/dayo.akk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/dayo-akinrinade-6102762/Join Our Community Of "Dragonflies" And Reach For Your DreamsFollow us on all social spaces @themediacastersJoin The Mediacasters Community FREE for a limited time: https://themediacasters.mn.coInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/themediacastersPodcast website: https://themediacasters.com

For this week's Inspirational Leadership Podcast I spoke with Richard Newman, who's an award-winning expert in Leadership Communication, Storytelling and Influence, working in advanced communication since 1995. Richard specializes in showing leaders how to speak with greater impact and influence. He is regularly featured on BBC London Radio and is the author of the best selling book ‘You were Born to Speak'. In 2014 he won the Cicero Grand Award, the most coveted award in the world for speechwriting. In December 2018 he published his book ‘You were Born to Speak' which on launch day ranked with Amazon as #1 best-seller on both kindle and hardcover editions. Richard began by ‘Teaching English as a Foreign Language' living in a Tibetan monastery in India. He then studied professional acting in London for three years. Richard worked as an actor on stage and screen, whilst continuing to study communication skills. He has been featured on Sky TV, Channel 5 News, in the Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, Forbes Magazine and the Huffington Post. Richard founded Body Talk in 2000 and began working with a well-known Formula 1 team. His team at Body Talk have now worked with over 100,000 clients from 46 countries around the world. Last year they helped one client win over £1.2 million in new business by improving the way they communicate. ⇢ Get full show notes and more information here: https://bit.ly/RichardNewmanPodcast

In this penultimate episode of 2021 I travel to Baker Street tube station and walk over to the apartment of my long-time friend and fellow broadcaster, Joanne Good. As the second oldest female broadcaster in the BBC, our plan was to talk about staying fresh and relevant, but as always we covered so much more! She talks about being a youTuber at 66, facelift spotting in Waitrose and why she blames Winnie The Pooh! We cover everything from dogs to bingo wings, but most importantly we talk about how to stay on top when it comes to all the different things life throws in our paths. Jo hosts a radio show on BBC London Radio 4 nights each week from 10pm and Sunday afternoons from 3pm, has a YouTube Channel called Middle Aged Minx, and hosts a podcast called Dogs In The City (currently having a break). She has an incredibly positive and can-do attitude about life which never fails to inspire me so I think you will love our conversation. Please do rate, review and share with your friends, we would love it if you join our Facebook group page and if you would like to get in touch with me, I'm Pipa Gordon, all the links to getting in touch and following on social media as well as other podcast episodes are all on my website pipagordon.co.uk

Dr. Dominique Pritchett is known as The #1 Self-Sabotage Therapist. She has been featured locally, nationally and internationally on BBC London Radio, The New York Times, Yahoo News, WTMJ-TV, and more. She is a licensed therapist, speaker, consultant and media contributor. As an inspirational speaker, Dr. Dominique will engage, educate and empower your audience through thought-provoking stories and actionable steps to build healthier habits to transform their lives. She has spoken at numerous corporations, educational institutions, conferences, and community organizations. Dr. Dominique is the CEO and visionary of Beloved Wellness Center, a private mental health practice in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Her clinical focus includes trauma, self-sabotaging, ego development, and relational conflict.

Paula Downes interviews Martin Riley: Composer, Performer, Music Director, Mentor, and student at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire from 1988 when Andrew Downes was setting up his school of Composition and Creative Studies there. Martin has gone on to teach at the Conservatoire himself as well as having an extremely successful performing and composing career, ranging from touring with Classical Brit Award winners Blake performing live on BBC Radio 2 on Terry Wogan’s show and BBC London Radio for Gaby Roslin; to composing for the Moscow Symphony and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestras; from arranging and composing music for the Southern Sinfonia (composer-in-residence) to playing keyboards with Roger Daltrey and Alice Cooper. https://www.andrewdownes.com https://martinriley.info

Empowering young people and changing lives David is part of an organisation called P4YE which is run by four friends tired of talking about the challenges that some of our Youth are facing, so they decided to do something about it. P4YE work closely with the police and statutory bodies as the bridge between the authorities and the young people and families they engage with. David also engages and speaks to young people in their language which is a massive facet of building a bond and trust. His approach is that one size does not fit all and this is why they create bespoke services for each of the young people they work with. David is passionate about building a better community. During COVID David and the team have been delivering food parcels within the community making sure the vulnerable and the homeless are looked after during these difficult times. The organisation has featured on BBC London Radio, LBC and the Croydon Guardian. During these hard times David and his team continue to mentor and support young people and their families by delivering online workshops that help to empower them. https://www.p4ye.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/project4youthempowerment

The British Metropolitan Police Chief, Cressida Dick, has remembered New Zealand born Matiu Ratana as an extraordinary policeman. During a wreath laying ceremony at Police Memorial day she acknowledged his service as a proud policeman and sportsman. Officials including the Mayor of London attended the service to remember all British officers who have died on duty. Sargeant Ratana was shot and killed on Friday by a handcuffed suspect who was in custody. Susie Ferguson speaks to BBC London Radio reporter Sonja Jessup.

Robert Elms talks to Georgia de Chamberet about The BookBlast® 10x10 Tour in association with Waterstones. A carnival of authors, poets, translators and independent publishers visit 9 major cities across England, 11 September to 15 November, holding live talks at flagship stores and  inspiring readers to immerse themselves in authentic, offbeat new writing.   Interview date: 01 September 2018

Being single, childless, navigating online dating, face yoga, threesomes, fear of another recession, losing parents and dealing with grief alone – we go everywhere and believe it or not, manage to laugh our way through a chunk of it! So This episode comes off the back of one of your suggestions earlier in the year about living an alternative life, not getting married or having children – so I invited an old friend and colleague of mine, journalist Bibi Lynch on as she regularly writes about this in magazines and newspapers …. We actually cover a huge amount of ground, she talks about how the recession in 2008 wrecked her life, the early loss of parents, how she’s not had the chance to have children, she's had abusive neighbours, a real 10 year slog  …and then the pandemic hits and how you deal with all these things when you’re on your own – we talk a lot about being single and how society still doesn’t make space for the 25% of women who will never have children, we talk about online dating, face yoga, we talk about the concerns of what life is going to look on the other side of all this and we somehow find ourselves talking about sex and threesomes too … Journalist Bibi Lynch has been called one of the funniest women on twitter, she’s often controversial and never fails to make you think. We first met when working together at BBC London Radio just over 10 years ago, she currently hosts 2 radio shows, one for Soho Radio and the other for BBC Sussex, she also hosts a podcast called Good Sex Bad Sex, she writes for the likes of The Telegraph, The Guardian and Stella, over the years has been columnist to various magazines such as Marie Claire and Elle, she’s co-wrote various TV shows, hosts monthly panels at The Groucho Club – she’s unstoppable! The importance of being kind to each other isn’t just a notion, it’s a necessity – we don’t know what is going on in each other’s lives, we don’t know what wounds are being carried or battles are being played out I think we’ve seen with the “black lives matter” movement, even with “me too” a couple of years ago, that it’s easy to turn and look the other way when we feel uncomfortable or that we don’t understand but I really hope that we are learning that when we do that, we increase the pain being suffered and if we can be brave enough to allow one another’s pain to come into the light, it might just get the chance to heal so that they can move on One of the things that I really hope for our new normal, is that we begin to make way for each other more, where we become better at listening, where we become more open to hear and slower to judge. Links: Bibi’s website Bibi on Twitter and Instagram: @bibilynch  Join the Inside My Wardrobe Facebook group page Come and find me on social media or via my website

Today I am so excited to introduce you to Queen Chioma Nworgu. You are in for such a treat! We are talking about where to start with PR and online media as an online coach, how to get on podcasts and pretty much everything you need to know about collaborations and getting seen. Make sure to grab a notebook because Queen Chioma holds nothing back in this episode! Queen Chioma Nworgu is an International Motivational Speaker, a TV Presenter and a PR and Media Coach/Publicist based in London, UK. She has a Masters degree in Education and a BA (hons) degree in Mass Communications and Sociology. She has been on TV over 150 times and had countless magazine features, press, publications in the media. She helps women entrepreneurs to break into the Media and attract good PR for their brands. Her clients are regularly booked for a multitude of media opportunities including TV talk Show Interviews, Guest Blogging, Magazine Covers, Magazine Spreads, Podcast Interviews and Speaking gigs. Her clients have been seen in Forbes, Thrive Global, Women Entrepreneur Magazine, BBC London Radio and Essex Style Magazine to name a few. Don't forget to subscribe + leave a 5 star review if you do! Follow Taylor Instagram - @_thetaylorlee Facebook - facebook.com/thetaylorlee Join the Fully Free Facebook Group for Free: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fullyfree Learn more about Unleash Your 6 Figure Badass: http://thetaylorlee.com/unleash OVERWHELMED WITH #ALLTHETHINGS YOU'RE "SUPPOSED" TO DO? Get the FREE checklist and discover the exact tasks I do every single day to create a multiple 6-figure coaching business. http://thetaylorlee.com/todolist

Today I am so excited to introduce you to Queen Chioma Nworgu. You are in for such a treat! We are talking about where to start with PR and online media as an online coach, how to get on podcasts and pretty much everything you need to know about collaborations and getting seen. Make sure to grab a notebook because Queen Chioma holds nothing back in this episode!   Queen Chioma Nworgu is an International Motivational Speaker, a TV Presenter and a PR and Media Coach/Publicist based in London, UK. She has a Masters degree in Education and a BA (hons) degree in Mass Communications and Sociology. She has been on TV over 150 times and had countless magazine features, press, publications in the media. She helps women entrepreneurs to break into the Media and attract good PR for their brands. Her clients are regularly booked for a multitude of media opportunities including TV talk Show Interviews, Guest Blogging, Magazine Covers, Magazine Spreads, Podcast Interviews and Speaking gigs. Her clients have been seen in Forbes, Thrive Global, Women Entrepreneur Magazine, BBC London Radio and Essex Style Magazine to name a few. Don’t forget to subscribe + leave a 5 star review if you do! Follow Taylor Instagram - @_thetaylorlee Facebook - facebook.com/thetaylorlee Join the Fully Free Facebook Group for Free: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fullyfree Learn more about Unleash Your 6 Figure Badass: http://thetaylorlee.com/unleash OVERWHELMED WITH #ALLTHETHINGS YOU'RE "SUPPOSED" TO DO? Get the FREE checklist and discover the exact tasks I do every single day to create a multiple 6-figure coaching business. http://thetaylorlee.com/todolist

In this episode I am joined by the incredible Sarah Greene who shares her life affirming wisdom and compassion about love, loss and survival. Sarah Greene is an award-winning presenter and actress who has hosted and starred in iconic British TV shows ranging from Blue Peter, Going Live and Holiday to‪ Ghostwatch ‬and Dr Who. Sarah positively excels in a live tv environment and has interviewed everyone from Margaret Thatcher to Cher over her illustrious career. Starting out as an actress, Sarah was hand-picked by Blue Peter’s legendary editor, Biddy Baxter, to become it’s youngest ever presenter. Whilst Sarah was working on the show, it picked up the BAFTA for best children’s programme. Moving on from Blue Peter, Sarah presented Saturday Superstore, followed by Going Live! which she co-presented with Phillip Schofield. Both shows dominated the ratings and that popularity was very much down to Sarah’s great chemistry on screen, both with her co-presenters and her natural ability to interview guests, whilst also working with the likes of Gordon the Gopher! Moving across into primetime proved effortless for Sarah and she has presented and co-produced hundreds of successful shows including Posh Frocks and New Trousers, Hospital Watch, Holiday and programmes across the Food Network Channel. Along the way Sarah also anchored the London Monring Breakfast Show on BBC London Radio – solo hosting a live three hour phone-in show with the listeners discussing the daily news. Sarah’s skills at mediating, chairing & presenting events have also seen her hosting many awards shows and corporate evenings throughout her career, working for companies such asNestlé, Mars, Standard Life and the Government's Green Initiative to name but a few. I know I will never be the same again after having had this chat with Sarah. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

BBC London Radio host Jo Good is a former dancer and avid dance lover. After a successful stage career she has forged a high profile career on London’s airwaves. Jo Good invited our editor, Savannah Saunders, to join the popular radio show to talk about the new and exciting launch of The Wonderful World of… The post BBC London Radio Jo Good interviews our editor about The Wonderful World of Dance Magazine appeared first on The Wonderful World of Dance Magazine.

Imagine what would be possible if you could talk in a way that connects with people's emotions and mobilizes them to action.  Or craft stories that give meaning and illustrate what your team or your organization is truly about. Imagine what it would feel like to pitch your products or services at a 100% win rate... In this episode of CultureLab, we host an award-winning communication expert and speechwriter, Richard Newman who shares incredibly useful tips on how to do all of the above - and more! Communication and storytelling play a huge role in shaping cultures. In his book, “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind”, Yuval Noah Harrari makes a compelling case for storytelling and myths being the key factors for homo sapiens dominating our planet. He argues that stories and myths were the main enablers of civilisation as we know it. Without them, we would still live the life of our early ancestors, hunters and gatherers, struggling for survival in the world where homo sapiens was just a marginal creature.  Organisational myths and stories are no different. They serve as the collective memory and are one of the main tools to shape organisational culture. So, do we really know how to use this powerful tool and make the desired impact on our co-workers and our work environment?  Richard Newman and I talk about how to improve the impact of our words and our stories.    About the guest Richard Newman is an award-winning expert in communication, storytelling and influence.  He recently won the most coveted award in speech-writing, the Cicero Grand Prize Award for being the Best International Speechwriter, selected by a committee in Washington DC. His team has given coaching to 50,000 people, across 45 countries, including CEOS and leadership teams.  His clients include Expedia, EE, AXA, Capgemini, Microsoft and 3M. He is regularly featured on BBC London Radio and TV, discussing the communication styles of leaders.  Richard is a guest speaker at London Business School, where he teaches the MBA students. Last year his team helped one client win over £1.2 billion in new business by improving the way they communicate, winning 100% of the work they bid for.  You can learn more about Richard at: http://www.ukbodytalk.com/   Books mentioned on the show: Daniel Kahneman, “Thinking, Fast and Slow “ Simon Sinek, “Start with Why” Robert McKee, “Storynomics”   Quotes from this episode: “Many great ideas fail simply because they are poorly communicated” - Richard Newman Tweet this quote: https://ctt.ec/35aM4 “When leaders are thinking of changing culture, it’s got to be on the emotional side of things. You’ve got to make sure that you win the emotion of the people involved.” - Richard Newman Tweet this quote: https://ctt.ec/L36qf Too busy to be on the lookout for new episodes of CultureLab? No problem. You can subscribe to the CultureLab Insider here ➦https://bit.ly/2FDoskq and you’ll get notified of each new episode that’s being released.  

Simon helps high-achieving professionals to connect, influence and inspire through the spoken word – when presenting, pitching and in key meetings. A multiple, international award-winning speaker, Simon was a Finalist in the 2017 World Championship of Public Speaking in Vancouver, Canada – placing 2nd out of more than 30,000 speakers across the globe. As a full-time speaker, facilitator and coach since 2008, Simon has helped professionals from all walks of life to be more impactful through the spoken word, including FTSE 100 & Fortune 100 executives, entrepreneurs, MBAs and academics as well as refugees, teachers, police officers, school children and the occasional prison inmate. Clients include General Electric, HgCapital, TrendMicro, DPD, Oxford University’s Blavatnik School of Government and Said Business School, London Business School, Cambridge University’s Laing O’Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering & Technology and the Royal Academy of Engineering. His career background spans executive headhunting, blue-chip corporate brand strategy consulting plus a stint working in the House of Commons as Head of Office for a senior Parliamentarian. He has featured as an expert commentator on BBC World News, BBC London Radio, Channel 5 News and on international broadcast radio networks around the world. Simon holds degrees from Oxford University and the London School of Oriental & African Studies. He is a Fellow of the UK Professional Speaking Association, the Royal Society for the Arts and Visiting Fellow in Professional Skills at London’s New College of the Humanities and Cambridge University. In 2013, he was awarded the Freedom of the City of London. Show Notes: UK & Ireland Champion of Public Speaking Professional Speaker, Coach & Mentor  

Jo Kessel a fellow Bri is a qualified Barrister who swiftly realised that a career at the bar was not for her. Instead, after a year spent travelling across Africa and being a ski rep in the French Alps, journalism beckoned with a stint working as a Researcher for BBC London Radio. From radio she moved into TV production, assistant producing on The Frost Programme, Beyond Belief and BBC Documentaries before switching to working in front of the camera. Five years were spent as a Reporter and Presenter for ITV London on programmes ranging from news to travel shows. "Lover in Law" is her first novel which is now followed by "Weak at the Knees",  a story about love, loss and relationships which travels from England to the heart of the French Alp

Join with Hosts Michelle Arbeau, Celebrity Numerologist and Jeffrey Miller, The Interventionist this week for a great talk with Sophia Davis. Sophia Davis is one of the top transformational coaches in the UK, known as the 'Talent Illuminator' As featured on BBC London Radio, Cosmo, Look Mag & Womens Fitness Mag . She is also an advanced EFT master practitioner, a Reiki Master and an energy specialist. Sophia has a proven track-record in getting to the root of any problem in high speed timing. Sophia is a regular speaker on BBC London Radio, offering her experience, advice and expertise on a diverse range of topics. Sophia has also featured in Cosmopolitan, Closer, Look and Women’s Fitness magazines as well as the Huffington Post, sofeminine.co.uk and Natural Health Magazine with articles and advice on work and life issues.

Join Us as We speak with Sophia Davis from London. Not only is Sophia Davis is one of the UK’s leading transformational life and business coaches, but she is also an advanced EFT master practitioner, a Reiki Master and an energy specialist. Sophia has a proven track-record in getting to the root of any problem in high speed timing. Sophia is a regular speaker on BBC London Radio, offering her experience, advice and expertise on a diverse range of topics. Sophia has also featured in Cosmopolitan, Closer, Look and Women’s Fitness magazines as well as the Huffington Post, sofeminine.co.uk and Natural Health Magazine with articles and advice on work and life issues.