Podcasts about moeed majeed

Growing up in London, prison and the police are things Lauren couldn't avoid thinking about. Seeing how they impact her neighbourhood has given her this natural distrust of the criminal justice system. Lately, she's noticed a lot of stuff on social media about prison abolition, but she has no idea what that phrase really means. So she sets out to find out why people are fighting for a world without prisons.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amber has been watching things unfold in the Court of Twitter, and she has questions. When we call people out on the internet, what are we trying to achieve? Amber goes on a journey to work out the difference between public shaming and holding people accountable for their actions online. VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kes is a photographer. His dad, Arthur Eccleston, edited The Black Voice: a Brent-based black activist newspaper in the 70s and 80s. Kes has all of his dad’s old newspapers, and there’s something in this archive of activist history that feels important. Kes speaks to activists, journalists and artists about how we document and archive our social justice movements, and why it matters that we do.Follow Kes on Instagram @mellozwrld to see his photography.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nora has noticed that black boys are disproportionately kicked out of school. She wants to know why.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the 25th May 2020, George Floyd’s death at the hands of the Minneapolis Police sparked a wave of global protests, action and conversation around the movement for black lives. At first, the protests were exciting and energising, and then everything became exhausting and overwhelming. In this episode, Layla tries to process all that happened in 2020, by speaking to journalists and activists from marginalised communities.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Raye is a 17 year old activist who wants to grow up and make a difference in the world - fight for the rights of people who need support. One option could be to go into law... but in Raye's own words, ‘I’m worried most laws are shit’. Raye sets out to find out whether being a lawyer is a good way to change the world - can you be an activist and a lawyer, or do you have to choose? VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For our final episode of VENT Weekly, Nuradean, Santos, Amelia and Suprina come together to look back over their favourite episodes of the series. Stay subscribed though, cause there may be more exciting things coming in the future! This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we’re joined by fellow Brentonian Maryam Almakhzoumi and Documentary Photographer Emily Garthwaite to talk about misconceptions of Iraq and Shia Muslims in the UK, and what role the Western media plays in building these.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let’s be real. This year, everything since March has been soooooooo shit. People suffered tragic losses, millions lost their jobs, and heroic key workers have kept everything going, often without proper PPE. Meanwhile, many of our grandparents and immuno-compromised people are still indoors. But quarantining has offered, mostly the luckiest among us, an opportunity to reflect on our lives and, potentially, to reset them. Is there anything that happened to us over the last few months that has changed our lives for the better? For our last episode of Covid-19 Fact Checkers, guest host Moeed Majeed talks to Activist and Educator Nim Ralph, Social Entrepreneur Emily Mathieson, and Brent-based Young Creator Sophie AJ to discuss whether we should be returning to the ‘old normal’, or not. This episode was produced by Lucas Fothergill, Rose de Larrabeiti, Jess Lawson and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nuradean is Muslim and Suprina is Buddhist and Hindu, but being young and religious isn't always the most straight forward thing. Today we've invited on Ruby and Elijah: hosts of new podcast Rough Edges, to discuss religion, spirituality and youth in the UK.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the beginning of September, which means school is starting again. Everyday this week, we're making a show about what we wish we'd learnt at school, and what we think teachers should know about. Today we're sharing the second part of a conversation facilitated by Sophie from Brent 2020's Blueprint collective, about how to tackle systemic racism in education. You’re going to hear from Titania, Lauren and Leiyah. This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed & Arlie Adlington. With help from Amanda Fernandez, Dhiyandra Natalegawa, and the Blueprint Collective. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the beginning of September, which means school is starting again. Everyday this week, we're making a show about what we wish we'd learnt at school, and what we think teachers should know about. For the next two days, we’re sharing recordings of conversations facilitated by Sophie from Brent 2020's Blueprint collective, about how to tackle systemic racism in education. You’re going to hear from Titania, Lauren and Leiyah.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed & Arlie Adlington. With help from Amanda Fernandez, Dhiyandra Natalegawa, and the Blueprint Collective. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the beginning of September, which means school is starting again. Everyday this week, we're making a show about what we wish we'd learnt at school, and what we think teachers should know about. This episode, guest hosts Jessica Mensah and Noor Al-kinani from Brent 2020, London Borough of Culture's Blueprint Collective bring us an episode about alternative education. They interview Nabil and Andre from Authors of the Estate: a community publishing house originally set up in St Raphael's Estate in Brent.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the beginning of September, which means for a lot of people, school is starting again. Everyday this week, we're making a show about what we wish we'd learnt at school, and what we think teachers should know about. For the next two episodes, we're thinking about what history gets left off the curriculum. This is part 2 of a conversation we had with Orla X from Fill in the Blanks, and Adam Rogers Johns from the Museum of British Colonialism.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the beginning of September, which means for a lot of people, school is starting again. Everyday this week, we're making a show about what we wish we'd learnt at school, and what we think teachers should know about. For the next two episodes, we're thinking about what history gets left off the curriculum. This is part 1 of a conversation we had with Orla X from Fill in the Blanks, and Adam Rogers Johns from the Museum of British Colonialism.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the beginning of September, which means for a lot of people, school is starting again. Everyday this week, we're making a show about what we wish we'd learnt at school, and what we think teachers should know about. For the next two episodes, we're thinking about navigating the world of work with VICE Executive Editor Zing Tsjeng. Part 2: Standing up for yourself at work. This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the beginning of September, which means for a lot of people, school is starting again. Everyday this week, we're making a show about what we wish we'd learnt at school, and what we think teachers should know about. For the next two episodes, we're thinking about navigating the world of work with VICE Executive Editor Zing Tsjeng. Part 1: The Freelance Life. This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Has the news media behaved responsibility when covering the COVID-19 pandemic, or is it guilty of playing on people’s fears just for more clicks? Brentonian Mehaira puts this question to The Guardian’s Media Editor Jim Waterson, and she and host Amelia don’t pull their punches when holding the media to account. This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Rose de Larrabeiti, Lucas Fothergill, Jess Lawson and Moeed Majeed and is part of our bonus series - Covid-19 Fact Checkers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode, we've had a request from another young person in Brent. 17 year old Rain is a genderqueer lesbian, but it took them a long time to fully understand their gender identity. Rain has asked if we can make an episode about rejecting the gender binary, so we've invited host of BBC Sounds Podcast, NB: My non-binary life, Caitlin Benedict, to talk to Rain about their gender journey.Just a heads up, this episode contains mention of self harm, so take care listening.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So, did this really all begin with a bat?It’s pretty impressive how quickly we’ve all adapted to living in a global pandemic, but it’s time for a reality check - how the fuck did we get here in the first place?Rachel Nuwer, journalist and author of Poached: Inside the Dark World of Animal Trafficking takes host Suprina and Brent resident Kamiah back to the beginning of all this - to Wuhan in China and back to the seafood and meat market where it’s believed COVID-19 originated. She describes how these kinds of markets are the perfect laboratory for potentially lethal viruses to jump from animals to humans and how, if we don’t change our ways when it comes to the illegal and legal wildlife trade, it’s only a matter of time before the next global pandemic…This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Rose de Larrabeiti, Lucas Fothergill, Jess Lawson and Moeed Majeed and is part of our bonus series - Covid-19 Fact Checkers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we’re joined by Tracey Ford, Founder of JAGS Foundation, Fellow Brentonian Anjali Joshi, and Writer and Speaker Oumou Longley on to talk about one law which massively effects young people in Brent and across the UK. We're looking at Joint Enterprise: a law that has contributed to the disproportionate number of young men of colour serving time in the UK.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I am joined by the wonderful Moeed Majeed. Just some of the many things that we discuss include why Moeed decided to share his journey so intimately & where that has lead him as well as topics of fashion, comparison, positivity, 'swag bags' and body image while living with Crohn’s Disease and a stoma. --If you enjoyed the episode, please do hit download or, find it on socials; @insideoutbyamberFind out more from Moeed here; https://www.instagram.com/moeedmajeed/**A thanks to Pelican & Respond Healthcare for supporting this episode. You can find out more about them here; https://www.pelicanhealthcare.co.uk/ // https://www.respond.co.uk/For any further advice or support, please contact your healthcare professional(s) or, see to one of these wonderful charities; Crohn’s & Colitis UK; https://www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/Ileostomy & internal Pouch Association;https://iasupport.org/Colostomy UK;http://www.colostomyuk.org/BowelCancer UK;https://www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk/*All music paid for via EpidemicSound subscription*

It’s GCSE results day... except this year - no-one sat the exams. After grade A, A-Level confusion with students finding themselves down-graded by an algorithm and losing university places, the Government made a U-turn and dropped the system ahead of today’s GCSE results. This came as a big relief to 16 year old Kritika who collects her grades today. But, with results now based significantly on teacher assessments and predicted grades, she’s worried it still might affect black and ethnic minority students the hardest. Kuba Shand-Baptiste, Commissioning Editor and columnist for Independent Voices, the opinion section of The Independent, joins Kritika and VENT host Amelia to talk this one out.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Rose de Larrabeiti, Lucas Fothergill, Jess Lawson and Moeed Majeed and is part of our bonus series - Covid-19 Fact Checkers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Death is one of the only definite things in our lives, but it’s something that a lot of people find hard to talk about, and hard to process. Today we're joined by podcasters Maleena Pone and Izzy Lee-Poulton to talk about how to have conversations about death in South Asian families, and about the relationship between grief and creativity.This podcast was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Khalil first sexual experience was on Snapchat Live. This episode is part of our series 'Love'. A totally honest look at love, sex and dating - nothing held back. This episode includes sexually explicit content. Messages, bios and texts were voiced in this episode by: Mary Galloway, Cameron Lang, Joseph Jackon, Harry Engall, Matt Vidal, Matthew May and Phil Roberts. Some names and details in this story have been changed to protect the identities of the people in it. This episode was produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from the VENT Production Team: Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The News Media’s lens has been squarely focussed on the COVID19 pandemic for months, but what else has happened that's gone under the radar? Brent resident JJ has been wondering exactly that, especially when it comes to Brexit and how the UK leaving Europe might affect his hopes to study abroad. VICE Senior Staff Writer Ruby Lott-Lavigna updates host Suprina and JJ on Brexit and some other important stories we might have missed in lockdown.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Rose de Larrabeiti, Lucas Fothergill, Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed and is part of our bonus series - Covid-19 Fact Checkers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A lot of what's happening in the world lately has left Nuradean and Suprina feeling really powerless. As individual young people, it can sometimes feel like we're just shouting into the void. So, for International Youth Day, we're thinking about what actual power we have as young people to make impactful change. We've invited filmmaker and NHS hospital cleaner Hassan Akkad and Third Wave Fund Communications Officer, Monica Trinidad, to talk about different forms of activism, and how young people can get involved.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Isaiah was a player. This episode is part of our series 'Love'. A totally honest look at love, sex and dating - nothing held back. This episode was produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from the VENT Production Team: Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Santos and Amelia talk to VICE Global Drugs Editor Max Daly about how Covid-19 has impacted the global drug trade.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You shouldn't fuck with Hibak.This episode is part of our series 'Love'. A totally honest look at love, sex and dating - nothing held back.This episode was produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from the VENT Production Team: Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For the last two days of our VENT Daily mini-series on family, we've been taken over The Blueprint Collective: a creative group of young people at the heart of Brent 2020, London Borough of Culture. This conversation, facilitated by Lauren Adeyemi, is about what it's like growing up in a bi-cultural family. You'll hear from Nellie, Boaz, Livio, Shreya, Sophie, Tyrique, Xhes, Abdal, Eunice, Loshini and Lauren.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington, with help from Amanda Fernandez, Dhiyandra Natalegawa, and the Blueprint Collective. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For the last two days of our VENT Daily mini-series on family, we've been taken over The Blueprint Collective: a creative group of young people at the heart of Brent 2020, London Borough of Culture. This conversation, facilitated by Lauren Adeyemi, is about family businesses. You'll hear from Livio, Xhes, Tyrique, Shreya, Abdal, Sophie, Eunice, Loshini and Lauren.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington, with help from Amanda Fernandez, Dhiyandra Natalegawa, and the Blueprint Collective. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day, all on the theme of family. Today, guest host and friend of the show Kamiah Chae joins us with a question: As a queer person, what are the options for starting a family? Kamiah and Amelia talk to journalist and trans father Freddy McConnell, who hosts BBC Podcast Pride & Joy, all about how queer people have kids.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day, and they're all about family. Today, Suprina has invited her uncle Umesh, otherwise known as NepHop rapper Mr KC, and journalist Arun Budhathoki to talk about the birth of Nepalese Rap.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day, and they're all about family. Today, Amelia speaks to Nuradean and his cousin, Yaqoub, about their experience of accidentally going viral. They also speak to writer and filmmaker Oobah Butler about how he made going viral into an art form.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day. We're taking some time to talk about family and today, we're talking twins. Amelia has invited her twin sister Amber, and musical duo and identical twins J-Unity onto the show, to talk about what it's like growing up as a twin.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day, all on the theme of family. To start us off, Santos and Nuradean speak to Vivi, Santos' mum, about her experience of breast cancer. They also speak to Cancer Counsellor Alice Bulman about the importance of communication about cancer in families.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Shelby's boyfriend stopped answering her calls, she took matters into her own hands. This episode is part of our series 'Love'. A totally honest look at love, sex and dating - nothing held back. This episode was produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from the VENT Production Team: Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're thinking about who we see in the media and who we don't. We invited founder of South Asian Creatives (and one of the VENT Production Team!) Moeed Majeed, and broadcaster, writer and actor Mim Shaikh to talk about the underrepresentation of South Asian people int the British and American media.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

JJ never had a relationship longer than 2 weeks.This episode is part of our series 'Love'. A totally honest look at love, sex and dating - nothing held back.This episode was produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from the VENT Production Team: Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we're taking a break from VENT Weekly to let you know that Series 2 of our sibling podcast: VENT Documentaries, is out NOW! This series is called 'Love': A totally honest look at love, sex and dating - nothing held back.Each episode, one young person shares their story. From the age of 15, Elle used to set herself missions. We want to let you know that this episode includes sexually explicit content and discussion of self harm and suicide, so take care listening. Some names and details in this story have been changed to protect the identities of the people in it.Subscribe to VENT Documentaries wherever you listen to podcasts for the rest of the series.This episode was produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from the VENT Production Team: Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From the age of 15, Elle used to set herself missions. We want to let you know that this episode includes sexually explicit content and discussion of self harm and suicide, so take care listening. Some names and details in this story have been changed to protect the identities of the people in it. This episode is part of our series 'Love'. A totally honest look at love, sex and dating - nothing held back. This episode was produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from the VENT Production Team: Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've had to give up a lot of things during lockdown in order to contain the spread of Covid-19. One of the things Nuradean's been missing the most is football. We've invited football journalist David Goldblatt and young footballer Khalid Dovie on to talk about the value of grassroots football, and what it might look like after Covid-19.This episode was produced by the VENT Production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nuradean studied Economics at uni, and it was super white. Now he's wondering what this means for the industry itself. We speak to Fast Stream Economist in the UK Civil Service and Founder of the Black Economists Network, Felicia Odamtten, and Entrepreneur and Founder of Customs by Clarke, Leiyah Clarke.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So many people our age and younger use TikTok all the time, and it's changing the way we discover and listen to music. We've invited VICE Associate Editor Ryan Bassil and Music Journalist Abubakar Finiin to talk about how apps like TikTok are changing the music industry.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of VENT Weekly, we have a guest with a question. 20 year old Abdul Riaz wants to know why he never hears about Kashmir on the news anymore. We invited on one of VICE's Foreign Correspondants, Hind Hassan, to talk about who decides what's newsworthy and what's not.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Everything is too much right now, especially for black people. We need a minute just to process what’s going on. This is the second part of our conversation, in which all four of us came together to share how we’re feeling in the wake of the death of George Floyd as a result of the actions of the Minneapolis police. We’ve all done some thinking about what’s come up for us over the last week or so, and we’ve chosen some things we wanted to process together. We’ve invited friend of the show Linda Adey to join us for this discussion.--Black Lives Matter: blacklivesmatter.comMentivity UK: mentivity.comBelly Mujinga petition & donation: https://bit.ly/2YnlVFp & https://bit.ly/30ruoKDThe UK is Not Innocent: instagram.com/ukisntinnocent/Reading:Anti-Racism Resources: https://bit.ly/3cPFsDC‘Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race’: https://bit.ly/2UoPd5B‘Me and White Supremacy’: https://bit.ly/2MMOXJq‘The Good Immigrant’: https://bit.ly/3f4rsHGHere is a regularly updated document of other things you can do to help and educate yourself: https://bit.ly/2AV3sbk--This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Everything is too much right now, especially for black people. We need a minute just to process what’s going on. For the next two episodes, all four of us are coming together. We’re taking this time to share how we’re feeling in the wake of the death of George Floyd as a result of the actions of the Minneapolis police. We’ve all done some thinking about what’s come up for us over the last week or so, and we’ve chosen some things we wanted to process together. We’ve invited friend of the show Linda Adey to join us for this discussion.--Black Lives Matter: blacklivesmatter.comMentivity UK: mentivity.comBelly Mujinga petition & donation: https://bit.ly/2YnlVFp & https://bit.ly/30ruoKDThe UK is Not Innocent: instagram.com/ukisntinnocent/Reading:Anti-Racism Resources: https://bit.ly/3cPFsDC‘Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race’: https://bit.ly/2UoPd5B‘Me and White Supremacy’: https://bit.ly/2MMOXJq‘The Good Immigrant’: https://bit.ly/3f4rsHGHere is a regularly updated document of other things you can do to help and educate yourself: https://bit.ly/2AV3sbk--This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amelia grew up in Brent, a really diverse borough in London. Then two years ago, she moved from Brent to Surrey. And she was outnumbered by white people for the first time. Now - with the help of Nikesh Shukla, Gemma Cairney and others - she's investigating how the whiteness of big institutions like universities impacts the education and career paths of people of colour.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Suprina's just graduated from uni, and she's feeling the pressure to succeed. But what really is success? We speak to author, barrister and fellow 'Brentonian' Hashi Mohamed. From GCSEs to migration law, we discuss who gets to define success, and what that means for us.This episode was produced by the VENT Weekly production team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From what we buy to how we behave, brands can have a lot of influence in our lives. This week on VENT Weekly, we're invited in presenter, writer and broadcaster Scully, to talk about Conscious Capitalism - what is it, and can it ever truly exist? This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Arlie Adlington and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kamiah and Dre met on Kamiah's first day of college, and they've been best friends ever since. Now Kamiah's 20 though, she's at a weird point in her life, friendship-wise. At school and college, you see your friends everyday without even trying. But now, Kamiah's working and Dre's studying to be an actor, they don't see each other so much. How do you keep your friendships going when you become an adult?VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day, all about mental health. Today, Nuradean wants to talk about loneliness in young people. We speak to Assistant Psychologist and Loneliness Researcher Molly Bird about the prevalence of loneliness in young people, and how to talk about it.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day. Today, Nuradean wants to talk about masculinity. We speak to BBC Radio Presenter and Comedian Jordan Dunbar and Masculinity Expert Ben Hurst about societal expectations around men and mental health.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day. Five conversations, all about mental health. Today, Amelia wants to talk about talking about mental health with our parents. We speak to host of The NEXT Episode Podcast, Linda Adey, and VICE Staff Writer Nana Baah about getting into conversations about mental health with our families.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day - all about mental health. And our hosts are choosing what to talk about. Today, Santos wants to talk about relationships. We speak to founder of Split Banana Anna Alexander, and VICE Associate Editor Daisy Jones about what a healthy relationship really is, and what to do if you think something's not right in your relationship.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The NHS is a big part of Foos's life. She's planning to become a midwife. And not that long ago, her uncle died while waiting to get surgery. She has this feeling it might have been more than just bad luck - that the NHS is feeling the strain of underfunding and increasing demand. So she sets out to find out what's going on with our healthcare system.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re putting out an episode every single day. Five conversations, all about mental health. And our hosts are choosing what to talk about. Today, Suprina wants to talk about Anxiety. We speak to PHD candidate in neuroscience Michael Papasavva and radio producer Jack Howson about their personal experiences with anxiety, and we discuss how you can tell the difference between every day anxious feelings and a possible anxiety disorder.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Arlie Adlington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

People always get Santos's name wrong. He introduces himself as Santos, and a few minutes later... they call him Carlos. Now he's on a mission to work out why it happens, and why it bothers him so much. He talks to people who've lost their names and changed their names. He explores how race and class play into whose names get remembered. And he asks whether some names are more neutral than others.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amelia's a feminist, but sometimes she feels like there’s a separation between the fact she's a woman and the fact she's black - she doesn't always feel ‘seen’ in feminist spaces that are mainly full of white women. This week, we've invited scholar and activist Dr Stephanie Davis and VICE Executive Editor Zing Tsjeng to talk about the term related to Amelia's feeling: intersectionality.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Arlie Adlington and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lily is 16. It's her second last year in school, and she's trying to work out who she's going to be when she leaves. She doesn't feel like school has set her up to be a real adult. She has many questions about all the big things: money, sex, racism and - very importantly - how to fix a puncture. In this documentary, she talks to a bunch of adults about how they're navigating life, and how school could make someone like her feel more prepared for the future.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

All anyone has to say about Drill is that it causes violence on the streets, rappers keep getting bagged and songs keep getting banned. Khalid Dovie is 15, from Brent, and totally obsessed with Drill. He doesn't think its critics have ever sat down to actually listen to Drill, and understand its message. So he's going inside the studios, homes and creative minds of some of UK Drill's biggest artists and producers, to find out what Drill is really about.VENT Documentaries are produced by Jess Lawson and Arlie Adlington, with help from Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ok so obviously we can't go swimming right now (thanks a lot Covid-19), but we've recorded an amazing conversation on the topic anyway. We got to speak to two ex-competitive swimmers, Seren Jones and Sharna Piercy, about the barriers that stop many black women from getting involved in the sport. Seren is also a BBC journalist and her radio documentary 'Black girls don't swim' went out on the World Service last year - you can listen to it here.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're still in isolation, and VENT Weekly host Nuradean has been playing a LOT of Fortnite recently. We invited VICE Associate Editor Ryan Bassil, and Brent-based avid gamer Kyle Edwards into our virtual studio to discuss when gaming is a healthy pastime, and when it becomes an addiction.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Arlie Adlington and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're in self isolation baby! The world is feeling hard to deal with right now, and most of us are feeling more anxious than normal. So we thought this would be a good time to talk about mental health. We video-chat with comedian and BBC Journalist Jordan Dunbar and a fellow Brent resident of ours, Andre Sylvester, about our own experiences of therapy, and the state of the therapy industry in the UK.This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There's bonus content in the stars this week... We're celebrating the start of the astrological new year with a special episode on all things astrology, horoscopes and star signs. VICE Managing Editor Daisy Jones was raised on astrology by her grandma, so we figured who better to come to the studio and help us unravel the mysteries of the universe. Remember, don't get mad at Scorpios! They can't help it!This episode was produced by the VENT production team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Sport Relief 2020, the sporty sibling of biennial charity fundraiser, Comic Relief. From celebrities to gap year travellers, these events have come under fire before for promoting white saviourism. So what exactly is a white saviour? VICE journalist Dipo Faloyin came into the VENT Weekly studio to talk it out.This episode was produced by the VENT Weekly production team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's International Women's Day! So we're bringing you a bonus episode all about... the internet! From slogan t-shirts and tummy teas, to the #MeToo movement, we ask VICE Writer and Editor Hannah Ewens how the internet has impacted feminism.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill and Moeed Majeed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Valentine's Day! For this bonus episode, we speak to VICE Executive Editor Zing Tsjeng and Jess Sargeant from the Institute for Government about the legalisation of gay marriage in Northern Ireland. Why are the first gay marriages in Northern Ireland only happening this week?This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we speak to VICE's Global Drugs Editor Max Daly about his reporting of County Lines drug trafficking in the UK. He tells us how the British drugs map has changed since the 1980s, and why the age of drug dealers just keeps dropping.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The first long term study looking at the health impacts of vaping came out at the end of last year, and it's not looking good. We chat to VICE Staff Writer Nana Baah and Editor in Chief Jamie Clifton about why vaping got so popular, how it's marketed and who does it.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So we know VENT Weekly usually comes out on Wednesdays, but sometimes we're going to have bonus episodes on days we think are important, and today is one of those days because of one word: Brexit. There's one guy who's played a key role in Brexit: our PM Boris Johnson. We invited political journalist Marie Le Conte into the studio to talk about who BJ really is, and how he got to where he is today.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Arlie Adlington, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we talk to executive editor of VICE UK Zing Tsjeng about Unfollow Me: a campaign by Broadly standing up for victims of domestic violence and stalking. We define different types of stalking, ask how to recognise it, and discuss what happens when it's not taken seriously.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, VICE Journalist Ruby Lott-Lavigna and VICE Researcher Tir Dhondy explain how they accidentally found guns being sold on Snapchat. We invite them into the studio to tell us about the investigation that followed, and to ask whose responsibility it is to monitor illegal online activity. This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we speak to VICE journalist Hannah Ewans about her investigation as part of the ‘Fill Me In' campaign, which found that lip fillers are being offered to children in the UK without ID checks. We ask why lip filler is so popular, who is dishing it out and why it should matter that anyone can get it.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Arlie Adlington, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For our first episode of VENT Weekly, we invited VICE journalist Ruby Lott-Lavigna and Seen and Heard Project Ambassador Yusriya Abdullatif into the studio to talk about young people's access to public space. From 'No Ball Games' signs to music festivals, we get to the bottom of who public space is really for, and who is excluded.This episode was produced by the VENT Production Team: Jess Lawson, Emilia Gill, Arlie Adlington, Moeed Majeed and Kamiah Chae Cowell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hva gjør mennesker til mennesker? Det var spørsmålet som startet hele reisen med The Human Aspect og denne podcasten, men hvordan er det egentlig å jobbe med dette? Denne episoden ble spilt inn på Vice sitt studio i London der dere får høre fra markedsføringssjefen Ymir og produksjonssjefen og kameramann Morten deler hvordan det er å jobbe med alle disse historiene. Ikke minst får dere høre fra Moeed Majeed som var en av de 27 som ble intervjuet under intervju turneen i London. Teamet rundet 400 intervjuer før de reiste til London på intervju turne, og nå har 430 personer delt hvordan de har overkommet sin tøffeste utfordring og hva de har lært. Mennesker fra mer enn 80 land har delt alt fra tortur, voldtekt, selvmord og sorg til kjærlighetssorg, og alt imellom. Titusenvis av mennesker bruker intervjuene hver måned og alle kanaler vokser, og nye mennesker deler både i podcasten og på intervju til livserfaring biblioteket. Hva har Jimmy lært av alle disse intervjuene og hvilke perspektiver sitter de alle igjen med etter å ha jobbet med mental helse og stigma i flere land. Da er det vel bare å trykke play.