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Levi Roots' success on Dragon's Den is legendary, and he speaks about it like it's a tale from mythical times. When he got home that night, he says he held the guitar he'd used in his pitch aloft and told his mum “I slayed the dragon". He's been on a real 'hero's journey'; his breakthrough coming at 48 years old, when he had to borrow money just to get to the BBC's studios. Now he's the head of a multi-million food empire, but for how much longer does he want to stay at the top?In this episode we talk about:How fear is the biggest driver for him His responsibility as a powerful brand in the Caribbean community The origin of Reggae Reggae sauce Why the music was so important to the brand's success Why he's thinking of selling his company The difficulties of balancing business and family Why he ignored advice not to take his guitar in the Dragon's DenWhat does a Dragon really do with a business once the cameras stop running?The challenge of sustaining public interest in your brand after TV success Levis Roots: The Movie – the Hollywood A-listers being lined up to play him in the biopic Levi will be appearing at the Evening Standard's SME XPO in April where he'll be talking about the power of a great brand – you can get free tickets by popping over to smeexpo.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Success and Ideas podcast, presenter Richard Miron meets some inspiring people who've taken risks, overcome obstacles and defined their own paths to personal and professional success. Guests include Levi Roots, who won investment and national fame with his ‘Reggae Reggae' sauce, a multi-gold medal winning paralympic athlete, and a woman who passed an A-Level at eleven years old and now helps young women get the educational skills they need to succeed. To hear these and other fascinating individuals subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to the 107th Episode of the Ministry of Dice – the UK based, bi-weekly best in Dice Masters podcast chat. Get the latest ins & outs on what the lads have been up to with the 2 week review – what game they've been playing, who won the Dice Masters stream match this week, and what has Chris been posting on the YouTube channel. We're also sharing some news about an upcoming Dice Masters Online organised play event by our friends over at DM North, making sure you've got the latest info in online play opportunities. Then we continue our Format Focus series this week. We're on a mission to keep you informed of all sorts of formats and ways to play Dice Masters that will keep us entertained while we wait for the new product to arrive in Q1 2022. This week we're talking about a format called “Team Swap”. Finally, we're hitting you with another classic Ministry of Dice Ramble-y Chat-y segment where we discuss a Dice Masters related topic we've been thinking about. In this episode we're discussing our experience as a Dice Masters collector. Do we have the completionist gene? How completionist are we? What are the Dice Masters collector's “Holy Grails”? All this – and Andy compares Raggae Raggae spice to his local kebabs… If you enjoyed the podcast, then we'd love you forever if you could take a minute to go and give us a 5 star rating and maybe a short review. It really helps us get the word out to new listeners and is encouraging to Andy. Show Notes & Other Stuff To get the latest info on the Roll for the North 2 online organised play event please head to the info page on DM North's site here: https://www.dm-north.com/roll-for-the-north-2021/ Interested in the MoDTube videos we mention? Live games, commentary, exclusive spoilers, reviews, comic book lore, and other daft stuff that comes to Chris' mind (even Dice Masters Music Videos!) Jump straight on over & subscribe to the channel here: www.youtube.com/channel/UC37-yiK-…ub_confirmation=1 Check out all the latest Kryptonite Crisis spoilers in our unreleased spoilers gallery. Go to this link here for the Kryptonite Crisis section: https://britrollersix.com/dc-dice-masters-superman-kryptonite-crisis-spoilers/ To join our Discord head to this link here https://discord.gg/ceEcPz8T32 Go to our Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/TheMinistryofDice Wanna see I play live Dice Masters on a Wednesday night? Then find us here https://www.twitch.tv/modxtra Check out the new MoDXtra: Games & Collectibles for even more content on tabletop gaming, statues/miniatures, and comic books. Find it here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrpaqX_21ZjjGmnXA3oPnyA Legal Bits N' Bobs The Dice transition sound effect was sourced from freesound.org. The account it was downloaded from is “dermotte” and is shared under the following license: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Our tremendous ‘Rule Britannia' intro & ‘God Save the Queen' outro is used with permission from Richard Campbell and are short extracts from his “England Rock Anthems” track. We think Richard's work is exceptional (You should see his Frankenstein Rock Opera). So, visit Richard's website here for more of his music: www.richardcampbellmusic.co.uk/ This episode first appeared on www.BritRollerSix.com

Levi Roots was selling his homemade sauce at the Notting Hill Carnival when he was talent-spotted for the Dragons' Den TV show in 2007. After serenading the dragons with his guitar, he whetted appetites for his sauce, securing a £50,000 investment from Peter Jones. The Reggae Reggae brand now has more than 50 products. And Levi's Caribbean food and drink empire is now said to be worth around £35m.    This week's show also includes music from Mick Owar and business advice from our Game Changer Elite. This week's elite are conscious leadership expert Mirjana Boznovska and innovation consultant Sanj Surati.

In questo nuovo episodio, richiesto da un nostro ascoltatore, Busso vi porterà alla scoperta del Reggae e delle sottoculture giovanili che popolavano Giamaica e Inghilterra a metà degli anni '60. Link per accedere a tutti i nostri contenuti: Ascolta la Playlist - Ska - Mods & Rude Boys - Bob Marley & The Wailers - Three Little Birds Sostienici su Patreon Seguici su Instagram Canale Telegram

Welcome back and for the first episode of Season 3,I am joined by chef, musician, business man and all round true gentlemen Mr. Levi Roots. From humble beginnings way back in Clarendon Jamaica to a meeting, a sauce and a song 13 years ago that changed his life forever. I think we can all remember that 'Reggae Reggae' sauce performance of the Dragons Den. Levi has been an inspiration to many over the years his journey is fascinating and also his work giving back to the youth and the community in Brixton, where he still resides, and around the country. We talk about how he has managed to merge cooking and music ,his two great passions, throughout his life and and also how life as a Rasta influences this. We all need stories of positivity and humility right now and Levi has this in abundance. The episode includes some motivating and powerful messages from Levi for the listeners.

Levi Roots was selling his homemade sauce at the Notting Hill Carnival when he was talent-spotted for the Dragons’ Den TV show in 2007. After serenading the dragons with his guitar, he whetted appetites for his sauce, securing a £50,000 investment from Peter Jones. The Reggae Reggae brand now has more than 50 products. And Levi’s Caribbean food and drink empire is now said to be worth around £35m. This week's show also includes music from Mick Owar and business advice from our Game Changer Elite. This week's elite are conscious leadership expert Mirjana Boznovska and innovation consultant Sanj Surati.

Eight years ago yesterday, I met Levi Roots for the first time, and this is my incredible story of how he came to be my first and most substantial sponsor in 2012!

Tune in tonight as we play underground reggae and discuss McNuffy diss to Trippple X expelling him from the Dancehall community for his remark about Dancehall and homosexuality. We also talk about the newest Dancehall sensation to be added to the Superbowl lineup as well as Shaggy's response to Rhianna's request for a feature on her upcoming Reggae album. All here on B.O.S.S. Radio. Checkout our website at www.sbcmovement.com on more music related news.

Interview with Multi-millionaire Levi Roots who 1st appeared on Dragons Dens where he successfully slayed the dragons. Levi received a 50K investment for a 40% stake in his business Reggae Reggae Sauce, which proved to be one of the Most important point in his Success. Things I asked Levi about; - His Early Life  - His Time In The Den - His Musical Achievements - His Restaurant - His Future Ventures Music Credit; Track -Desmeon - Hellcat [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch - www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSY6vBPunpY Free Download / Stream: ncs.io/hellcat levi roots dragons den interviews entrepeneurship business

*This was recorded back in December but it's one of my favourites so I wanted to share it with you again for anyone that missed it. Forgive the Christmassey references at the beginning, I hope it doesnt make you feel too discombobulated but Levi is a superstar, and I didnt want you to have missed out by not hearing it. My castaway this week is Levi Roots. Levi was born Keith Valentine Graham in Jamaica. After his parents moved to the UK when he was 4, he was brought up by his grandparents until he eventually moved to Britain at the age of 11. He shot to fame in 2007 by appearing on Dragon’s Den with his famous Reggae Reggae sauce. He wowed the dragon’s and managed to secure a £50,000 investment from Peter Jones and Richard Farleigh. Within 4 weeks his Reggae Reggae sauces were outselling Heinze tomato ketchup in Sainsbury’s and since then his business has gone from strength to strength. He now has so many products ranging from sauces, to snacks, to seasonings and ready meals. He’s written 7 books, released 4 albums and opened a successful restaurant. He does a lot of work with the Prince’s Trust and is a key figure in the Brixton community. We recorded this at Levi’s restaurant in Westfield Stratford so you can hear a little of the hustle and bustle of the restaurant in the background which I kind of like. Levi has a whole host of delicious Desert Island Dishes in his selection and oh my goodness – Levi’s final desert island dish sounds like complete heaven. I love the sound of the porridge his grandmother used to make, and his choice of sandwich was not what I was expecting at all. I think Levi’s story is really inspiring, and he talks so eloquently about his time in prison and how to worked to turn his life around with huge success. I just thought there were so many interesting and inspiring nuggets in there. Hope you enjoyed listening to Levi. Desert Island Dish: Jerk chicken, rice and peas with coleslaw and plantain Luxury item: guitar Don’t forget to check out the website www.desertislanddishes.co to see which recipe has been inspired by Levi’s desert island dishes and I will see you next time for another exciting episode In the meantime come and say hello on Instagram, you can find me @madebymargie.

Margie’s castaway this week is Levi Roots. Levi was born Keith Valentine Graham in Jamaica. After his parents moved to the UK when he was 4, he was brought up by his grandparents until he eventually moved to Britain at the age of 11. He shot to fame in 2007 by appearing on Dragon’s Den with his famous Reggae Reggae sauce. He wowed the dragon’s and managed to secure a £50,000 investment from Peter Jones and Richard Farleigh. Within 4 weeks his Reggae Reggae sauces were outselling Heinze tomato ketchup in Sainsbury’s and since then his business has gone from strength to strength. He now has so many products ranging from sauces, to snacks, to seasonings and ready meals. He’s written 7 books, released 4 albums and opened a successful restaurant. He does a lot of work with the Prince’s Trust and is a key figure in the Brixton community. We recorded this at Levi’s restaurant in Westfield Stratford so you can hear a little of the hustle and bustle of the restaurant in the background which I kind of like. Levi has a whole host of delicious Desert Island Dishes in his selection and oh my goodness – Levi’s final desert island dish sounds like complete heaven. I love the sound of the porridge his grandmother used to make, and his choice of sandwich was not what I was expecting at all. I think Levi’s story is really inspiring, and he talks so eloquently about his time in prison and how to worked to turn his life around with huge success. I just thought there were so many interesting and inspiring nuggets in there. Hope you enjoyed listening to Levi. Desert Island Dish: Jerk chicken, rice and peas with coleslaw and plantain Luxury item: guitar Don’t forget to check out the website www.desertislanddishes.co to see which recipe has been inspired by Levi’s desert island dishes and I will see you next time for another exciting episode In the meantime come and say hello on Instagram, you can find me @madebymargie.

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