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Welcome to the FINAL episode of the podcast. I'm your host Marverine Cole and this has been the series which has looked at politics from the POV of those who feel left out. And the election results are finally in: Sir Keir Starmer – leader of the Labour Party  - is the UK's New PM! We hear voter reaction, a business view from the CEO of Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce and analysis from editor and critic, K Biswas. It's a lively one! SHOW NOTESLabour's biggest majority in 25yrs: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-interactive/2024/jul/05/eleven-charts-that-show-how-labour-won-by-a-landslide LABOUR LEADER VOWS TO SERVE WHOLE TERMhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crge8g9qxj3o  Follow K Biswas: https://x.com/bizk1?lang=en Read his recent work: https://x.com/BizK1/status/1224605720836001793https://x.com/BizK1/status/1805960664420073702   GREATER BIRMINGHAM CHAMBERS OF COMMERCEhttps://x.com/GrBhamChambers/status/1809147490882470263 

On this episode of HIGH NOTES, we talk to award-winning journalist and broadcaster, Marverine Cole. Over the last 21 years, Marverine has worked as a reporter, producer and news anchor for the majority of Britain's most watched and listened to broadcasters, including Sky News, 5 News, Talk TV, Classic FM, 5 Live and BBC Radio 4. Marverine is one of only 10 Black British women to have ever presented national and international news bulletins in the UK during the last 40 years. She is currently best known as a newsreader for ITV's Good Morning Britain.We also talk to Marverine about her experience training as a VO with BRAVA, politics and grassroots democracy, her advice to those breaking into the industry today and her new podcast, The Trouble with Politics, which was recently recommended by The Independent as one of the top 6 podcasts to listen to in 2024. Marverine Cole: https://marverinecole.co.uk/ We are Black Journos: https://weareblackjournos.org/ Luck Be a Lady Tonight: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mqmytBlack Girls Don't Cry: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b9zfwsMarverine Cole & David Harewood talk about Black British Mental Health: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/black-british-mental-health-matters-with-marverine/id1645113032?i=1000586923149 Her Media Diary: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/her-media-diary/id1549480567The Trouble with Politics: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-trouble-with-politics/id173639788300:00 Introduction to High Notes Podcast00:51 Guest Introduction: Marverine Cole02:14 Marverine's Early Inspirations and First Steps in Radio08:57 Transition to Television15:07 Challenges and Achievements in Media21:43 Mental Health and Resilience in Journalism30:16 Exploring Voiceover Work34:10 Launching The Trouble with Politics Podcast39:59 Advice for Aspiring Media Professionals42:20 Conclusion and Farewell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Major Charity Adams was the first African-American woman to lead a World War Two battalion. It was known as the Six-Triple-Eight (6888).The 6888 was a majority African-American women's unit, the women sorted through mountains of post across Europe, using the motto: 'No Mail, Low Morale'.Charity went on to become lieutenant colonel, the highest possible rank for women in her unit. She died in 2002.Her son, Stanley Earley, speaks to Marverine Cole.This was a Soundtruism production for the BBC World Service.(Photo: American Women's Army Corps Captain Mary Kearney and American Commanding Officer Major Charity Adams inspect the first arrivals to the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion Credit. Archive Photos/Getty Images)

The Trouble With Politics is a podcast offering new views & voices, discussing the state of British politics, exploring alternative ways of engaging with & doing politics. Hosted by journalist & broadcaster, Marverine Cole, we'll speak to voters, the elected, heck even those who are willing to stand for election, those who feel left unrepresented by politicians, and those seeking new ways to reinvigorate the UK's political system.Keep up with all the TTWP episodes by signing up to the newsletter: https://shorturl.at/mrKX7 And following social media. RIght now the account that is active is X (formerly known as Twitter)X:https://twitter.com/troublepolitics 

Introducing "The Trouble with Politics" – a  dynamic podcast, hosted by journalist & broadcaster Marverine Cole, spotlighting the voices of marginalised voters and non-voters within the UK political sphere. Join us as we navigate the intricate landscape of British politics, shedding light on the perspectives often overlooked by mainstream discourse.  We delve deep, examining the challenges facing our nation through the lens of those on the margins. With insightful analysis, candid discussions, and expert insights, "The Trouble with Politics" offers a platform for understanding and amplifying diverse viewpoints. Tune in and be part of the conversation shaping the future of UK politics.Edition 01 coming soon.Follow us:instagram.com/troublewithpoliticstwitter.com/troublepolitics 

"You alright bab?!" we all shout as Marverine Cole joins The Phonebox Podcast. We chat about growing up in the best city in the world in the 1990's. Sunny Birmingham. We discuss the perks and pitfalls of going to an all girls school, what we used to wear clubbing and how brilliant Go West are.Proud Brummie Marverine has been a journalist for over 20 years, probably best known at the moment for reading the news on ITV1's Good Morning Britain. She also has a beer column for BBC Good Food.For more of me follow @brummymummyof2 on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and TikTok and follow the all new @phoneboxpodcast account on InstagramIf you have any guest suggestions or topics you would like me to cover email admin@brummymummyof2.co.uk and be sure to tag so I can see where you are listening!Editing by Soundtruism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are there some words which should never be broadcast, even if they are used by Bob Dylan in one of his songs? BBC Radio 6 Music has edited the use of the n-word from his 1976 anti-racist song Hurricane, about the imprisonment of boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter. In Feedback this week, Sir Trevor Phillips and Marverine Cole give contrasting views about the use of this most offensive of words, particularly in music. And can two non-radio listening music fans be won over by Radio 4's Add to Playlist, hosted by Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye? Presenter: Roger Bolton Producer: Kate Dixon Executive Producer: Samir Shah A Juniper Connect production for BBC Radio 4

BBC Good Food Magazine Beer Editor Marverine Cole brings some cheer from beer for the festive season, with beers from 0% to 10% ABV. Cheers!

Some days you just have to suck it up , keep it zipped and deliver because that allows you to get to the position where you are trusted and rated  enabling you to do what you really want to do. About Marverine Cole  Marverine Cole is a multi-award-winning Journalist and Broadcaster. She has worked for ITV Central, BBC, Sky News and QVC the first black female presenter. She has produced original radio documentaries for BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC 1Xtra and BBC Radio 4.  She sits on the Board of Directors of Birmingham Royal Ballet and is a Senior Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Journalism courses at Birmingham City University.  Marverine is also a  Voiceover Artist and a consummate Events, Conference and Awards Host. Marverine is one of Britain's leading beer commentators and is a Beer Sommelier (Britain's first-ever black British beer sommelier) and has collaborated with breweries on her own beers. Connect with Marverine Website LinkedIn Twitter Some topics we cover in this episode: Being paid your worth Taking calculated risks Vowing to never work in Journalism after a poor experience Getting to “Rated” status and how that sets you apart  Thoughts on tabloid journalism Black Girls Don't Cry documentary The trope of the “strong black woman” Black-owned breweries & taking the beer industry by storm Leadership Definition Connect with me Website: https://mindsetshift.co.uk/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/sopeagbelusi/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sopeagbelusi/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Sope_Agbelusi Email: hello@mindsetshift.co.uk  --- Have a question, comment or a topic you want to be discussed? Send me a voice message: https://mindsetshift.co.uk/#ask-me-anything

After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spoke to Oprah Winfrey, two mighty institutions faced allegations of racism - the Royal Family and the British tabloid press. Byline Times editor Hardeep Matharu and Marverine Cole (broadcaster, academic) give their reaction. PLUS - a different take on the monarchy with Phil Miller from Declassified UK about the Royals' many meetings with Middle Eastern dictators who have brutally suppressed the Arab Spring. Byline Times reporter Sian Norris also investigates the gender pay gap with Labour MP Jess Phillips. Made in Birmingham for Byline Times by Adrian Goldberg.

After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spoke to Oprah Winfrey, two mighty institutions faced allegations of racism - the Royal Family and the British tabloid press. Byline Times editor Hardeep Matharu and Marverine Cole (broadcaster, academic) give their reaction. PLUS - a different take on the monarchy with Phil Miller from Declassified UK about the Royals' many meetings with Middle Eastern dictators who have brutally suppressed the Arab Spring.Byline Times reporter Sian Norris also investigates the gender pay gap with Labour MP Jess Phillips.Made in Birmingham for Byline Times by Adrian Goldberg. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spoke to Oprah Winfrey, two mighty institutions faced allegations of racism - the Royal Family and the British tabloid press. Byline Times editor Hardeep Matharu and Marverine Cole (broadcaster, academic) give their reaction. PLUS - a different take on the monarchy with Phil Miller from Declassified UK about the Royals' many meetings with Middle Eastern dictators who have brutally suppressed the Arab Spring. Byline Times reporter Sian Norris also investigates the gender pay gap with Labour MP Jess Phillips. Made in Birmingham for Byline Times by Adrian Goldberg.

Not sure about craft beer? Have no fear, the Beer Beauty podcast is here!It's hosted by Marverine Cole, an award-winning journalist, broadcaster, and beer writer. She also happens to be the beer columnist for BBC Good Food magazine.The pod is packed full of beer news and views from as many fab people across the British beer and pub industry that she can cram in. And there are suggestions of beers to drink, as well as beer + food matches to try. Send suggestions of your favourite beers to the BB Pod team: hello@beerbeauty.co.ukYou can also tweet https://twitter.com/BeerBeauty or hop to Instagram https://www.instagram.com/TVMarv/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nurses have never been more important. In this episode, author Christie Watson is in conversation with Marverine Cole, discussing her nursing career of twenty years, motherhood, coping with life during a pandemic, and her new book. The Courage to Care is about inspirational nurses, and the bravery of patients and families, from the bestselling author of The Language of Kindness. In The Courage to Care Christie Watson reveals the remarkable extent of nurses' work. We benefit from nurses' expertise in our hospitals and beyond: in our schools, on our streets, in prisons, hospices and care homes. When we feel most alone, nurses remind us that we are not alone at all. We are all deserving of compassion, and as we share in each other's suffering, Christie Watson shows us how we can find courage too. The courage to care.Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/vintagebooks ᛫ Sign up to our bookish newsletter to hear all about our new releases, see exclusive extracts and win prizes: http://bit.ly/VintageNewsletter ᛫ Music is Orbiting A Distant Planet by Quantum Jazz http://bit.ly/OrbitingaDistantPlanet See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Richard Coles and Marverine Cole are joined by writer and illustrator Cressida Cowell, whose How to Train Your Dragon series has sold 11 million books worldwide in 38 languages and is a major DreamWorks Animation film franchise, she’s also written the Wizard of Once series, the Emily Brown books and is the current Children’s laureate. Rob Halford is lead singer of Grammy Award winning heavy metal band Judas Priest. He struggled with his identity and drug and alcohol addiction. He's now sober and out! Jessi Gutch was diagnosed with incurable cancer in February 2019, aged 26. Plans this year to work through her “bucket list” were replaced by shielding in her second floor flat. However, she still managed to explore some of these themes in a short film and she got married. She joins us. Suzanne Bonnar grew up the only black child in a tiny Scottish town. She didn’t know her American father, but she felt connected to him via the US Naval servicemen who were stationed nearby. When the US military permanently withdrew from Loch Hope, she set about trying to find her dad. The story of their reunion was captured by a documentary crew. 25 years later Suzanne feels she has only just recovered from the experience. Lexicographer Susie Dent chooses her Inheritance Tracks: Calypso by John Denver and Me, Myself, I, by Joan Armatrading, and your thank you. Producer: Corinna Jones

Alan Davies joins Richard Coles and Marverine Cole. Having spent nearly 20 years on the QI panel, performing sell-out comedy tours and appearing in television sitcoms and dramas, Alan has branched out and written an unflinching memoir about his painful childhood. Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason is a former lecturer at Birmingham University and the mother of seven children. The third eldest, cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, was BBC Young Musician 2016 and performed at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The siblings have performed at the 2018 BAFTA ceremony, Britain's Got Talent, The Royal Variety Performance and at major concert halls around the world. How did she do it? Harry Shearer is an American comedian, radio host and actor who is known for his stints on Saturday Night Live, for co-creating and performing in This Is Spinal Tap and for voicing up several characters on The Simpsons, including Mr Burns, Principal Skinner and Ned Flanders. He is now using his vocal skills to create an album of songs which Harry performs as Donald Trump. Listener Barbara Butcher contacted Saturday Live to tell us about her grandfather, who died during the First World War at Ypres in 1917. He left behind a beautiful watch which has been in the family for four generations, but when her son had the watch opened up a few years ago, he was surprised by what he discovered… And we have the Inheritance Tracks of food critic and broadcaster Jay Rayner whose latest book Last Supper: One Meal, a Lifetime in the Making is out now and the Jay Rayner Quartet will be live-streaming their gig on Oct 17th. Producer: Laura Northedge Editor: Eleanor Garland

Welcome to this Beer with Nat mini-series! Instead of chatting with women who work in the beer industry, like I normally do… in this mini-series, I’m chatting with women who don’t. Why? To show that it’s not just women who work in beer that love it. Today’s guest is journalist and broadcaster, Marverine Cole. Marverine tells us what inspired her to pursue a career in journalism, talks us through the various roles she’s held to date, and lets us in her new day-to-day, as head of the undergraduate journalism program at Birmingham City University. In addition to her work as a journalist and broadcaster, Marverine is also a Beer Sommelier! We chat about what got her into beer, what led her to pursue the Beer Sommelier qualification, and she shares an exciting new opportunity that’s just come her way that combines her passion for beer with her career in journalism. Coincidentally, Marverine and I ended up drinking the same beer! A modern British classic, Thornbridge Jaipur. You’ll hear why she loves it so much shortly. (Just a quick heads up, this episode was recorded remotely, so the audio quality is not quite the same as previous seasons, but I hope you still enjoy it.) Here’s Marverine…   Marverine’s shout outs: Check her out on Twitter, @beerbeauty Find her author page on BBC Good Food And finally, here are some of the wonderful women who helped welcome her into beer: Melissa Cole Jane Peyton and her School of Booze Susanna Forbes Frances Braces Sophie Atherton Sophie de Ronde And many more!

On my journey to find the truth as to why a disproportionate amount of black people and ethnic minorities can't and don't swim, I have the pleasure of speaking with celebrities on their relationship with swimming.

Kiki is joined by Marverine Cole discussing the absence of women in grime/rap here in the UK. Whether it’s behind the scenes or at the forefront, black women seem noticeably absent while, in the past 15 years, stars such as Dizzee Rascal, Stormzy, Wiley and Skepta have become mainstream names as the genre grows exponentially, exporting this distinctly British sound internationally from China to the USA. You can hear the full radio doc here:- https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0003tcf Remember to show us some love on social. Instagram- Kiki Talks Facebook&Twitter: Kiki Talkz

The Slumflower, Chadira Eggeru, visits Badass Womens Hour this week to talk about her new book “What a Time to Be Alone”. She shares her insight about the impact of self love and how it can change your world. http://www.theslumflower.comIllustrator, Poppy Chancellor, uses paper cutting as a way to give people the power of expression and talks about the birth of her book “Cut It Out". http://poppyspapercuts.comAnd journalist Marverine Cole talks about taking on the 'sassy black girl' stereotype as she delves into black womens experiences of mental illness in her documentary “Black Girls Don’t Cry” http://www.marverinecole.co.ukFor information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma SextonIf you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Four days into the New Year I grab some coffee time with the lovely Simone Bresi-Ando, founder of global CIC, I'mPossible (http://www.i-am-possible.com/) about her journey, the network's raison d'etre, and progress since it started. She also discusses what she's up to in NYC and her plans for delivering more I'mPossible conversations in the Big Apple. Please review this edition and drop me a tweet at http://www.twitter.com/QVoicesPodcast #QVoicesPodcast And to find out more about me, Marverine Cole, head to http://www.marverinecole.co.uk or you can tweet me at http://www.twitter.com/TVMarv

Warning!! By listening to this podcast could drastically improve your chances of success in the media industry! It’s Jam packed with the latest news, tips, and advice helping to navigate you through the not so colourful world of media. In this episode: > ITV’s Talent exec Michelle Matherson talks about how to maintain a long and successful career in media. > Media financial expert Hakan Huseyin gives his top tips for staying on top of your finances this year. > #Oscar2016 #OscarSoWhite #OscarBoycott will you be watching? Are British awards better at celebrating diversity? Tell us your thoughts @TheTVCollective #Awards > A few media heavy weights and friends of The Collective give advice on how you can achieve your career aspirations in 2016. > Feature member veteran TV presenter Marverine Cole tell us how she’s helping fellow presenters carve a career. @ReadyForTV Please, please, please let us know your thoughts, suggestions and feedback. And share, share, share and share again!! Look out next time how will BBC3’s move online impact on diversity let us know your thoughts tweet @TheTvCollecve #BBC3Diversity. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! #soexcited!! The #TVCPodcast was produced for the The TV Collective by weareunedited.com in conjunction with Big Head Productions. Additional music by Mystro and bensound.com

This week we hear from executive producer of BBC Two's Peaky Blinders, Jamie Glazebrook. The session was recorded in Birmingham at the BBC Academy and Creative Skillset training day,‘Get your next job in drama.' Jamie tells host Marverine Cole about the key ingredients that have made both series such critical successes and gives his insights into how the crew, from production designer Grant Montgomery to directors Otto Bathurst and Colm McCarthy, shaped the look, feel and sound of the series. He also highlights and discusses the vital relationship of trust between writer Steven Knight and production company Tiger Aspect who respected his vision.

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