Grace Mansah-Owusu, PhD
The Black Business Psychology Podcast
A UK based podcast for any one who wants to hear about the career journey's of black psychologists who have followed varied routes after qualifications in psychology. The podcast will also showcase careers and stories about applying psychology to a variety of different settings from people from Asian and underrepresented groups. It also offers analysis of social issues including, race, ethnicity, gender and class.
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Grace Mansah-Owusu, PhD
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Mar 19, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 16: Careers with Psychology: Social Entrepreneurship 14.12.2020 38:48
This week's episode showcases Bhairavi Prakash, social entreprenuer and founder of the Mithra Trust. Bhairavi and I studied together in 2007/200 where she completed her MSc in Work and Organizational Psychology at the University of Nottingham. After the degree, Bhairavi returned to India and was able to navigate through various roles and now is the founder of an innovative and groundbreaking...
Episode 15: Careers in Psychology: Health Psychology 13.12.2020 57:12
During this episode we got to speak to the amazing Dr Suhana Begum, a qualified health psychologist who is currently working as a public health lead at a local authority. She completed her professional doctorate in health psychology at City University and is passionate about creating and implementing public health interventions to enhance the lives of the public.
Episode 14 (Part 1): Diversity, Inclusion, Racism and Psychology 30.11.2020 1:09:19
This is the recording of a panel event that occurred on Wednesday 18th November 2020. The event was called: Diversity, Inclusion, Racism and Psychology. This part of the event highlighted 3 panelists who were Dr Sylvana Storey- Eisenecker, Sarah Bonner and Kaemorine Prendergast. They were answering three questions including: How can organisations imbed diversity and inclusion in the workplac...
Episode 14 (Part 2) Diversity, Inclusion, Racism and Psychology 30.11.2020 40:10
This is part two of an event that occurred on Wednesday 18th November 2020 which was a panel event. This part of the event showcased Michael Ndede and Norma Molla's research projects that they completed for their Masters theses. The research studies were about organisational politics and BAME employees and microaggressions in female BAME politicians in the UK. The last section of this episode was...
Episode 13: Careers in Psychology: Health Psychology 23.11.2020 1:09:15
This weeks podcast features final year trainee health psychologist, Izochi (Zoch) Nwaosu. Zoch is completing his professional doctorate in health psychology at the University of West England (UWE) in Bristol, UK) and is currently a sexual health advisor in a London NHS trust. He speaks about his journey to health psychology and how aspects of his current and past roles allow him to implement healt...
Episode 12: Careers in Psychology: Counselling Psychology 16.11.2020 1:07:51
This week's episode, we are joined by Dr Orinayo Onabanjo who is a chartered counselling psychologist. Dr Ori works within the NHS with people who are experiencing depression, PTSD, complex trauma and Anxiety. She also has a special interest in perinatal mental health and mainly focuses on this with her private clients. Dr Ori also has her own podcast that she hosts with her husband called T...
Episode 11: Careers in Psychology: Forensic Psychology 09.11.2020 1:07:33
This episode showcases final year, trainee forensic psychologist, Amber-Renee Gayle. Amber-Renee is completing her doctoral training at the University of Nottingham and is on a 2- year top-up course. This course is for individuals who have already completed a masters degree in forensic psychology and gives students the opportunity to essentially 'fast-track', using a combination of placements, res...
Episode 10: Careers in Psychology: Clinical Psychology 02.11.2020 53:51
Today's podcast episode features Dr Nancy Nsiah, a qualified clinical psychologist. We talk about her journey to clinical Psychology and how she navigated the application, doctorate to where she is today. Her interests lie mainly in race, religion, wellbeing and how these things interact.
Episode 9: Careers in Psychology: Educational Psychology 26.10.2020 1:15:52
Today's episode showcases Jason Shonibare who is a final year trainee Educational Psychologist, training at the Tavistock and Portman NHS trust. Jason shares with us his journey onto the professional doctorate, which began with his interest and natural skill of relating and communicating with others. If you are interested in a career in psychology Jason shares a really inspirational career journey...
Episode 8: Psychology and Entrepreneurship Event (Part 2) 19.10.2020 29:58
This episode showcases part two of an event that occurred on Thursday 15th October 2020 and highlighted four psychology graduates who were working in psychology along with pursuing other entrepreneurial passions including, wellness, hair and beauty, education and media businesses. The talk was an inspiring look at differing career journeys and passions and shows that there is no one 'proper' caree...
Episode 8: Psychology and Entrepreneurship Event (Part 1) 19.10.2020 1:14:00
This episode showcases part one of an event that occurred on Thursday 15th October 2020 and highlighted four psychology graduates who were working in psychology along with pursuing other entrepreneurial passions including, wellness, hair and beauty, education and media businesses. The talk was an inspiring look at differing career journeys and passions and shows that there is no one 'proper' caree...
Episode 7: My Experience of Racism 12.10.2020 1:17:35
This episode is a bit different from the usual, as this week we don't have an interview with a psychologist. After the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, many people were outraged and shocked and some people failed to realise that this brand of racism isn't just unique to the American people, the UK also has its issues with racism and race relations. This episode showcases the experiences o...
Episode 6: Careers in Psychology: Industrial/ Organizational Psychology 05.10.2020 1:03:51
This week's podcast features a psychologist from across the pond. Recia Gomez completed a Masters in what the Americans call Industrial/Organizational Psychology but the Brits call it Occupational/Organisational/Business/Work Psychology (so many names here). Recia currently works for a consultancy that is based in New York specialising in creating selection assessments for those who work in law en...
Episode 5: Careers in Psychology: Psychotherapy and Counselling 28.09.2020 1:06:39
In this episode we present Bianka Whynn, who is a BACP registered Psychotherapist and Counsellor. She speaks candidly about what brought her to complete her postgraduate diploma in psychotherapy and counselling and her journey from BSc Psychology at City, University of London to various roles in education, housing and mental health. Bianka also has an inherited blood disorder, Sickle Cell, b...
Episode 4: Careers in Psychology: Occupational Psychology 21.09.2020 1:08:15
This episode introduces two occupational/business/organisational psychologists: Winnie Frimpong and Lola Odunsi. These practitioners work in the field of selection and assessment, designing, measuring and assessing employees and potential employees' ability to do their jobs in both the public and private sector. So those assessments that are common in many selection processes including the graduat...
Episode 3: Careers in Psychology Sport and Exercise Psychology 14.09.2020 1:02:26
This episode showcases a Trainee Sport and Exercise Psychologist, Dawn-Marie Armstrong. She is currently in her final year of a professional doctorate in sport and exercise psychology at Liverpool John Moores University in the UK. Dawn-Marie has a long history of playing sport to a high level and in this episode, we will be discussing her journey from an athlete in Barbados to pursuing and studyin...
Episode 2 (Part 2): Alternative careers with Psychology (August event) - Question and Answer Section 06.09.2020 45:19
This episode features the second part of our alternative careers with psychology event which was held on Tuesday 18th August 2020 and highlights the question and answer section. The audience submitted questions and then the panelists, Ranbir Jabanda, Anne-Marie Stafford and Koral Neil answered them. Please subscribe and listen to other episodes
Episode 2 (Part 1): Alternative Careers with Psychology (August Event) 06.09.2020 59:11
Welcome to the second episode of our alternative careers with psychology event. This event took place on Tuesday 18th August 2020 and showcased 3 individuals who studied psychology at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Our panelists were: Anne- Marie Stafford - Social Sciences Teacher, Ranbir Jabanda - Business Engagement Officer and Koral Neil - Actress. You can also listen to our part 2 which...
Trailer 19.08.2020 1:02
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Episode 1 (Part 2): Alternative Careers in Psychology Event Recording Q&A 12.08.2020 26:59
This is part two of our Alternative Careers in Psychology event and showcases the live question and answer session from our event held on Thursday 18th June 2020. The panelists were Taslim Tharani, Michael Ndede and Charlotte Oppong.
Episode 1: Alternative Careers in Psychology Event Recording (Part 1) 12.08.2020 1:00:12
This is the first episode of the event held on the 18th June 2020. The Alternative Careers in Psychology event showcased four individuals who didn't take traditional routes of a career in psychology after their careers. The recording features the host, Dr Grace Mansah-Owusu and speakers including Taslim Tharani, Michael Ndede and Charlotte Oppong.
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