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#ListeninPodcast
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We are 3 Speech and Language Therapists working in the healthcare sector. We will be sharing our experiences as black women living and working in the UK. We hope to inspire and encourage you to be your true authentic self - wherever you are.
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#ListenIn Meets...Dr Lisha Shiel
Jun 16, 202101:09:26Tap to summarizeOn this episode of the #ListenInMeets series, we speak with Dr Lisha Sheil- a Clinical Psychologist. Lisha shared some of her experiences with us as well as her valuable insight about matters such as racial trauma, racial discrimation and racism.
Transcribe →Being an Ally
Jun 2, 202100:43:46Tap to summarizeOn this episode of the #ListenIn Podcast, we discussed the importance of allyship, what it mean to us and shared some experiences we have had in this regard. As always, we also shared some tips for how to move forward.
Transcribe →#ListenIn Meets... Faizal
May 19, 202101:02:41Tap to summarizeOn this episode of the #ListenIn Podcast, we spoke with Faizal, a Highly Specialist Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist. Faizal candidly shares about his experiences of being a male SLT in a predominantly female profession, the influences of culture and religion in shaping his identity and the racial discrimination he has faced as a result. Faizal also gives his top tips to embracing your identity at work and the importance of speaking up about issues that are important to you. His is a story of overcoming challenging experiences, resilience and sheer determination. We hope you enjoy the conversation.
Transcribe →Insider outsider
May 4, 202100:50:57Tap to summarizeInspired by Rough Translation podcast, we had a conversation about identity and our experiences of being cultural insiders but also outsiders. We touched on some of the assumptions made about us based on our cultural background and shared some tips/ideas for moving forward. You can listen to their episode here: https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510324/rough-translation
Transcribe →#ListenIn Meets...Angela
Apr 20, 202100:55:39Tap to summarizeOn this episode of the #ListenIn Podcast, we spoke with Angela Tella who is the principle consultant at Illumina lifestyle consulting. Amongst other things, she is a Dietitian, Author, Speaker and Publisher. For further information on Angela and all her amazing work including directions on how to purchase her books, please visit https://angelatella.com/ If you are lucky, you might get a special bundle offer on both books.
Transcribe →Rights in the workplace
Apr 7, 202100:49:02Tap to summarizeOn this episode, we discussed about our rights in the workplace, values we place on ourselves and our work, what we have learnt along the way and shared some thoughts on what people and organisations can do to help.
Transcribe →#ListenIn Meets... Rex
Mar 24, 202100:53:55Tap to summarizeOn this episode, we chat with Rex, a Principal Lecturer and Programme Leader in Accounting at a university in London. He shares his passion for supporting students who have been "written off" and how he uses his experiences and knowledge to inspire and encourage others to fulfil their full learning potential.
Transcribe →#ListenIn Meets...Michelle
Mar 10, 202101:00:03Tap to summarizeIn the first of our #ListenIn Meets episodes we interview Michelle. She is a Specialist Community Public Health Nurse and Children's Safeguarding Advisor in the UK. We spent time discussing Michelle's journey into this role, her challenges and successes and the importance of cultural competency in our professions.
Transcribe →Assumptions (aka The danger of a single story)
Feb 24, 202100:37:05Tap to summarizeOn this episode, we discussed assumptions/ stereotypes we all have based on a talk by renowned author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. For context, her original talk can be found at : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9Ihs241zeg
Transcribe →Openness
Feb 10, 202100:39:51Tap to summarizeWe are back with a new season! This episode, we reflect the lessons learnt from our first season and how we feel about being open.
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