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Hey, meet Bilal, Kwaku, Patrick. 3 Black and Mixed-Race guys who became friends whilst studying at Cambridge University. Join us as we talk about life before, during and well - after 'The Bridge'. Expect chats about life, and our own experiences. email: otbpodcastuk@gmail.com Twitter: @otbpodcastuk Cast: Kwaku: @KwakuDapaah_ Patrick: @p_dinheiro Bilal: @Tweetsbybilal
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In this episode of the Over the Bridge Podcast, Bilal and Patrick engage in a candid discussion about personal experiences, cultural identities, and childhood memories. Patrick, back from his travels, shares his experiences about visiting Thailand and reconnecting with a long-time friend. The conversation covers the influence of West Indian culture…
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In this special episode of the Over the Bridge Podcast, Thomas Swift joins us to discuss lessons learned from the past and valuable advice for the future. Covering experiences from dating to professional achievements and the importance of community, this heartfelt conversation dives deep into life advice for both younger and older selves. We also t…
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In this episode of the Over the Bridge Podcast, hosts Bilal and Kwaku share intimate discussions on their personal journeys with religion and spirituality. They examine the impact of major life events, like the birth of a child, on their religious beliefs and the challenges of practicing faith amidst cultural and familial expectations. Their conver…
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In this episode, Bilal and Kwaku have an open and candid discussion about men's healthcare. They delve into their personal experiences with the healthcare system, discussing startling statistics about men's reluctance to seek medical help and the stigmas attached. The conversation covers both physical and mental health, touching on societal norms a…
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In this episode, Bilal, Patrick and Kwaku dive deep into the question, 'What does a successful life look like?' They discuss their personal experiences and perspectives on success, contentment, and the ever-changing priorities in life. From navigating professional and family life to understanding self-worth and combating the pressures of social med…
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In this episode Bilal, Kwaku, and Patrick delve deep into the subject of community. The conversation kicks off with some light-hearted introductions and personal stories, but quickly evolves into a profound discussion on what it truly means to belong to a community. If you've ever felt the pang of loneliness in a bustling city or wondered how you c…
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In this thought-provoking episode, Bilal, Patrick and Kwaku are joined by special guest Busayo Twins, a passionate political commentator, as they dive deep into the crucial issues facing the UK today. From the recent rise in far-right activity to the underlying socio-political dynamics, they leave no stone unturned. The conversation spans across va…
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In this episode, Bilal, Patrick and Kwaku discuss their feelings of political homelessness following the recent UK general election. They explore disillusionment with mainstream parties such as Labour and Conservative, as well as the allure and challenges of smaller parties and independent candidates. The conversation delves into the failures of th…
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After a three-year hiatus, the boys are back in the studio. In this episode we discuss our time away from the podcast, some big life updates and what we envision for Over The Bridge moving forward.00:00 Introduction and Catching Up01:05 Life Updates and Changes03:48 Fatherhood Journey09:24 Health Challenges and Recovery16:36 Community and Belonging…
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In this episode we are joined by Mags Abraha, editor of A Quick Ting On, the first ever book series on Black British culture. We discuss the growth of black voices in UK publishing and media, Black-Britishness as an identity and some of the themes covered in the upcoming anthology; including Black British music, fashion and politics. https://twitte…
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In this episode we are joined by our friend, Presenter/Broadcaster and Host of the Brave Conversations Podcast on BBC 1Xtra, Richie Brave. We discuss what makes a "good" conversation; reflect on our favourite Black British platforms and discuss the dangers of identity politics and singular narratives when it comes to talking about our experiences. …
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In this episode we are joined by Dr Jerelle Joseph, a Research Fellow in Physical & Chemical Sciences at King's College, Cambridge and Founder of carischolar.com. We learn about her journey into the world of scientific academia from her upbringing in Dominica and discuss her comparative experience living and studying in the UK, navigating the space…
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In this episode we are joined by Alexina Anatole, a fellow Cambridge grad and finalist in the Master Chef 2021. We talk about what inspires Alexina's love for cooking, the realities of filming on the BBC One hit show, as well as how working on the trading floor prepared her for her new journey as a chef. We also find out her top 5 cuisines and her …
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In this episode we are joined by Chine McDonald, a broadcaster, Head of Community Fundraising and Public Engagement at Christian Aid, and author of book God Is Not a White Man: And Other Revelations. We discusss colonialism, development, navigating Cambridge University as a Black Woman and the conventional depictions of God as White & Male. Chine's…
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In this episode we are joined by Bhishma Asare (aka Proph), an independent artist from South London and founder of Rap Therapy. Join us as we discuss the work his team are doing in school across the UK, using rap as a therapeutic tool for young people to express their feelings. We also explore some of the flaws in the education system and how creat…
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In this episode we are joined by Alex Holmes, writer, podcaster and the author of book "Time to Talk". We discuss love, belonging & connection as well as how men can show up for each other and hold space for vulnerability and experiencing grief.
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In the second episode of our Bridging the Gap series, we are joined by two very specials special guests - Bilal's parents, Colleen and Asif Khan. Join us as we discuss the education system in the UK compared to Jamaica; the initial resistance they experienced as an inter-racial/inter-faith couple; and the question of whether they want to stay in NW…
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In this episode we are joined by a very special guest - Kwaku's dad, Gabriel Dapaah aka Uncle Daps. We cover a lot of ground in this conversation touching on his experiences growing up in Ghana; studying in Israel and raising a family in South London, as well as education, racism and Pan-Africanism. We even discover that he had a missed opportunity…
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In this episode, we are joined by The Poor Banker, a City banker and anonymous blogger from South London. In the second part of our conversation, we discuss his journey from council housing and state school in South London to a successful career in banking, as well as his advice for other aspiring professionals from working class backgrounds. Check…
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In this episode, we are joined by The Poor Banker, a City banker and anonymous blogger from South London. We discuss his journey from council housing and state school in South London to a successful career in banking, as well as his advice for other aspiring professionals from working class backgrounds. Check out his writing here: https://thepoorba…
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In this episode, we are joined by Naomi Kellman, the Founder of Target Oxbridge, a free programme that aims to help black and mixed race students of African and Caribbean heritage to secure Oxbridge offers. We discuss the amazing success of the programme, as well as how education impacts chances of social mobility in the UK. Please complete this su…
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In this episode, we are joined by Fatima Ahamed, Employer Engagement Manager at Aston University, to discuss her work supporting undergraduate students, many from working class backgrounds, into careers and placements with top employers. We also explore the concept of class, what it means and how to determine where you are in the spectrum. Please c…
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In this episode we were joined by Leanne Levers, political scientist and co-founder of Dope Black Women. Join us we discuss everything from Black Feminism, the importance of community and safe spaces for Black women to be their authentic selves, and the responsibility of Black men to hold each other accountable, especially when it comes to gender-b…
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In today's episode we were joined by Roy Alexander Weise, joint Artistic Director of the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester and a Tutor at Open Door, with a string of renowned theatre productions to his name. We were also joined by Iyce Kariuki, a freelance stage technician and carpenter who has done work at the National Theatre and other venues …
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In this episode we are joined by Oriana Jemide, a mixed-media artist, poet and art educator. We discuss a number of topics including using art for emotional and mental well-being maintenance and healing through her initiative The Medela School; improving access to the arts for Black people, as well as how society generally values art as a professio…
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In this episode we are joined by Lekan, one of the founders of Capital Moments. We discuss the importance of commercial awareness, mobility in the corporate world as persons of colour from working class backgrounds and even detour into a chat about marriage. Enjoy!
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In this episode we were joined by Nicolas, a Music/Culture Journalist, Writer, Speaker and Critic from London. In this episode we talk about everything from the watering down of Notting Hill Carnival, the success of VERZUS and No Signal, and how music artists have adapted live shows in response to the pandemic. Enjoy!…
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In this episode we are joined by Joshua Adeyemi; a second year Cambridge University student and Head of Social Media at aim Cambridge. We discuss Joshua's journey from studying at a comprehensive secondary school in South London to becoming a prefect at Eton college. We touch on a number of topics including the power of mentorship, personal finance…
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In this episode we are joined by our good friend Kalil Rouse for the second time. Kalil is a Cambridge alum, teacher and recently became a father with his first child. Kalil shares his journey so far and we go into a discussion on the role of a father, challenges of raising a child in society and even reflect on our own relationships with our respe…
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In this episode we are joined by our friend George the Poet for the third time! George is a musician, poet, intellectual and fellow award-winning podcaster. We reflect on the year so far, discussing everything from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement, Pan-Africanism, anti-capitalism and optimism for the future. Join us for this t…
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In this episode the boys are joined by friend and fellow Cambridge alumni, Precious Oyelade. Precious has enjoyed an extremely diverse career from academia, community action, marketing, tech and venture capital since graduating. In this episode we focus on Nollywood which she has extensive knowledge of having been awarded a starred first for her un…
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In this episode we are joined by Darren Tenkorang, the founder and CEO of TRIM-It, the UK's first app-powered mobile barbershop. We discuss his journey from Brixton to tech entrepreneurship and the many ups and downs that have come with it. Darren left us all inspired by what can be achieved with vision, hard work and perseverance. Join us as we co…
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In this episode we are joined by Tolu and Leona, two second year students and BME Officers at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. We discuss their journeys from state schools in NW and SE London to Cambridge University; their experiences adjusting to life on campus during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the different forms of activism that they promo…
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In this episode we are joined by Caleb Femi, a poet, director, and author of the recently released and highly acclaimed book; POOR. We discuss some of the numerous themes that Caleb explores in this work, including police harassment, gentrification, growing up poor in council estates and much, much more. We really enjoyed this episode, which is why…
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In this episode we are joined by Samara Linton, a fellow Cambridge alum ; medical doctor; content creator; and co-writer of the upcoming authorised biography of UK MP, Dianne Abbott . We discuss everything from her transition to TV producing from medicine, to the research and writing process for what is set to be a pioneering look into the iconic f…
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In this episode we are joined by Natalie Morris, journalist and senior lifestyle writer at Metro. We discuss barriers into the journalism industry, justifying the newsworthiness of black stories and how the internet has disrupted the status quo of the mainstream news cycle.द्वारा Over The Bridge Podcast
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In this episode we are joined by Leon Mann, a sports consultant, filmmaker and interviewer from North London. We discuss everything from black representation in leadership positions in football; the Black Lives Matter campaign in the Premier League and creating a production company.द्वारा Over The Bridge Podcast
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In this episode we are joined by Nathan Bryon who is an actor, author and script writer from West London.We discuss everything from Malorie Blackman being an inspiration as well as his vast experiences as a black creative hustling and thriving in the British TV & Film industry.This episode is full of funny stories and advice from Nathan on how to n…
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In this episode we are joined by Fr Azariah France-Williams, Anglican priest and author of the book ‘Ghost Ship: Institutional Racism and the Church of England’.We discuss Fr Azariah's experiences as a Minister in the Church of England and the institutional racism that exists within it. His book is out today on Amazon and other book stores so if yo…
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In this episode we are joined by Ahenkora Bediako who is currently studying a Masters in Criminology at Cambridge. As well as sharing his experiences of being Black in the police force, we talk about institutional racism, quotas, the role of the police and the way forward. This is one of our most powerful conversations so please share…
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In this episode we discuss the current interest in Black Lives Matter.- Black Lives Matter today, but will they matter tomorrow? - Our own reflections on navigating this period.- What can and should be done to achieve justice?- The role of the police and protesting.Plus much more. We don’t have the answers, we do have the conversation.…
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In the second episode of the New Year, the boys reflect on some of the UK's 2019 affairs and contemplate where it positions us moving forward in 2020. *JOIN OUR MAILING LIST*To stay up to date with the latest OTB goings on, join our mailing list. You will get exclusive access to content, giveaways, free tickets to live shows and more!forms.gle/TYmv…
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In the first episode of the New Year, the boys are joined once again by Mr Money Jar. Listen in as we discuss budgeting, saving and useful tips to kickstart your New Year's financial goals.*JOIN OUR MAILING LIST*To stay up to date with the latest OTB goings on, join our mailing list. You will get exclusive access to content, giveaways, free tickets…
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In this latest episode the boys are joined by Tyrone Harriett, a youth project worker for the Single Homeless Project (SHP). We sat down to discuss his own personal experiences of being homeless as a young, black male in the UK, as well as the systemic issues that lead to homelessness and the work he does to support young people in this situation. …
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In this latest episode the boys chop it up *excuse the pun* about the politics behind cooking and what our experiences have been like from childhood to now, particularly in a society where cooking is still to some extent viewed as the responsibility of women in the household.*JOIN OUR MAILING LIST*To stay up to date with the latest OTB goings on, j…
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We have Hanna and Yassin of Home Girls Unite back in the studio this week to talk about what it is like to a black muslim woman in the UK today. The girls what it's like being woman in their families and wider community, the issue of race when worshipping with other Muslims and visibility as a black Muslimah in this country's current political clim…
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In our 50th episode (woop woop) we are joined by Hanna and Yassin of Home Girls Unite, a platform for girls and women who are the oldest daughter in an immigrant family and have had to help raise their siblings and support their family. Hanna and Yassin speak on their own personal experiences and discuss how they want their platform to empower girl…
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