For Kindness Sake

Do you feel that modern-day pageants are embracing diversity and social change more than ever? In this episode, we catch up with beauty queen Lauren Jennings, who has been competing in various pageants for three years. From receiving BBC press coverage to meeting singer Gareth Gates, her success in pageantry led to an array of exciting experiences and opportunities. We also explore the misconcepti...

Do you feel like the future of diversity and inclusion in gaming is bright? Join us as we catch up with Twitch streamer, Sim racer and F1 content creator MiyukiPanda on tackling toxicity within gaming culture and how to create more inclusive spaces for all types of players. This episode discusses how female gamers face online harassment by looking at statistics and MiyukiPanda sharing her own expe...

What happens when motorsport, charity, and personal stories of resilience come together? In this episode, we dive into the story behind Racing Awareness For — a charity endurance karting series created to bring the motorsport community and corporate teams together to raise meaningful funds for important causes. Our host is joined by James, or “Monty” (founder of Racing Awareness For), alongside Jo...

It’s our final mini episode of the season! We look back on some of the discussion points from last week’s chat with Marion about earth care, including how humans should be showing kindness to other species around them. Our host also expresses her gratitude to every guest and supporter of the show.

What’s your relationship like with nature? This is a question podcast host Marion always asks her guests on her award-winning show, Black Earth Podcast. She also does some amazing work in earth care and is a board member of Global Greengrants Fund UK. We talked about our beautiful planet and some of the things we could all do to help make it a better place. Some deep dives include the aftermath of...

This short but sweet mini episode is a homage to the Filipino community. We look back at some of the highlights from last week’s chat with Eiji and Charisse and what their experiences were like when they first left the Philippines. Our “half pinoy” host reminisces and shares her thoughts on how a particular music video represented a culture she grew up in.

What are some of the cultural values you bring into your profession? Eiji and Charisse are nurses who work in the UK but are originally from the Philippines. We chatted about their journeys on what made them decide to move away from home and some of the joys and challenges they each experienced. Besides asking what kindness means to them, other discussion points include societal stigmas for male n...

In this bite-sized episode, our host looks back at some of the highlights from last week’s chat with Claire and takes a deep dive as to why some people have difficulty in accepting genuine compliments they receive from other people. She also talks about the great day she had after podcast filming.

What are some of the things you do to spread good vibes? Whether she’s having inspiring conversations as a podcast host or creating feel-good beats from her DJ decks, Claire Squires is all about channelling positive vibes as the founder of HIGHA. During our very wholesome chat, we discuss the concept of “going higher” and how to achieve your fullest potential through personal practices and mindset...

In this first-ever minisode, our host looks back at some of the highlights from episode 1 and why she wanted to have James on the show. She also says “thank you” to the people who have helped her along the way with her podcasting journey so far.

What makes you feel accepted or understood by new people that you meet? Born and bred Jersey Channel Islander James was diagnosed with autism over 25 years ago. During our chat, he reveals how people have had misconceptions of him by implying that “he doesn’t look autistic” and how it’s better just to simply take him at face value as “Monty”, how he’s often referred to by friends and family. We al...