IT’S OFFICIAL SEASON 3 - THIS 2022 “ANSHISM” is an independent podcast show by Ansh Sachdeva. It was started in early 2021 as a ‘Student Podcast’ & then the host turned the discussions into wider conversations in the society. The essence of ANSHISM is to create something that can inspire a generation, people to bring a positive change. Sachdeva quotes “When I invite guests on my podcast I look for the essence of a story and a human angle that I think people can relate or connect to . My aim is to educate myself through raw human interactions & maybe make a positive difference in this world.”
Join us for an eye-opening episode of ANSHISM as we delve into the real experiences of international students in the UK, FT. Nihit TiwariWe cover everything from new immigration policies and the review of the graduate visa to the invaluable contributions international students make to UK universities. Discover the challenges they face and the impact these policies have on higher education institutions.Nihit Tiwari, hailing from Delhi, is a former President of the Bolton Students’ Union and a dedicated environmental advocate. His tenure was marked by numerous initiatives promoting personal and professional growth, cultural engagement, and environmental awareness. Tiwari has received prestigious awards like the Royal Society of St. George’s Award of Excellence for his impactful work. He is currently pursuing a Master’s in Community Development and Youth Studies and serves as a Trainee Environmental Projects Officer within the Vice Chancellor’s office.Don’t miss this engaging conversation, premiering at 18:00 UK time and 10:30 PM Indian time on April 15, 2024. Tune in to hear firsthand insights and explore the realities faced by international students in the UK.Poll Question:What aspect of international student life are you most interested in hearing about in our upcoming podcast?- Immigration Policies and Graduate Visa Review- Contributions of International Students to UK Universities- Challenges Faced by International Students- Personal Experiences and Anecdotes from Nihit Tiwari#ANSHISM #podcast #internationalstudents #study #studyinuk #psw #indian #delhi #immigration #politics #policy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
TRIGGER WARNING ‘At the age of 16 I was forced into marriage. I was held at gunpoint by my uncle, who threatened me into marrying his son’Fozia Rashid, an activist shares her heart-wrenching story of surviving a forced marriage, with her advise to the survivors, she also an ambassador at Karma Nirvana which are committed to ending Honour Based Abuse in the UK.She also shared how the complex socio-cultural situation can make it very difficult for these women in these situation to escape horrific situations of domestic and s*xual abuse. If you are at risk, or if you are concerned for someone who is, contact https://karmanirvana.org.uk/ helpline to listen and to help.Free / 0800 5999 247 / Mon-Fri 9am-5pmIf you are in an emergency situation, please call 999.For more information regarding ANSHISM - https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast#ANSHISM #podcastclips #religion #culture #india #pakistan #unitedkingdom #forcedmarriage #survivor #help #support #podcast--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
Ladies and gentlemen, get ready for a cinematic journey through the illustrious career of Vishal Malhotra, an iconic figure in the Indian entertainment landscape. With a career spanning over three decades, Vishal's narrative is a tapestry woven with the threads of versatility and brilliance. Starting as the youthful host of Disney Hour on Zee TV in 1995, he swiftly rose to prominence with the cult classic, Hip Hip Hurray in 1998, capturing the hearts of a generation and solidifying his status as a teenage heartthrob.As the years unfolded, Vishal gracefully transitioned into the world of Bollywood, leaving an indelible mark with his debut film, Ishq Vishk, in 2003. His nuanced performances in Kaal (2005), Jannat (2008), and Kismat Konnection (2008) showcased his acting prowess, earning him accolades from audiences and critics alike. The small screen continued to witness his charm with shows like The Great Indian Comedy Show (2004), Kuch Toh Log Kahenge (2012-13), and Humko Tumse Ho Gaya Hai Pyaar Kya Kare (2016).Beyond the glitz and glamour, Vishal Malhotra is more than an actor—he's a storyteller, a trendsetter, and an integral part of the tapestry of Indian cinema. Join us in this exclusive episode of ANSHISM Podcast as we unravel the layers of his extraordinary journey, exploring the anecdotes, challenges, and triumphs that have defined his legendary career. Stay tuned for a riveting conversation with the maestro himself! 🌟 #ANSHISM #VishalMalhotra #IndianCinema #legendaryjourney You can also watch the full video on the following link https://youtu.be/MSMAiltyrq4?si=5j0km8fonuNC3ovc --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
Join us in a candid discussion with Carlos Verdugo Maturana as he shares his insights on personal social media use. Discover practical tips on finding balance, managing time online, and making deliberate choices for a more mindful digital presence. Whether you’re looking to cut back on screen time or use social media more intentionally, this episode provides valuable perspectives and actionable advice. Tune in for a refreshing take on navigating the ever-evolving landscape of social media.Listen on major platforms: https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast and catch clips on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/. Proudly sponsored by @Kickinto1: https://kicksinto.ca.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
This Podcast is recorded in bits of Hindi & Hinglish, English We have the celebrity chef Akshay Nayyar, whose journey began with hotel studies in Shimla. From mastering spa cuisine at Ananda in the Himalayas to becoming the youngest Executive Chef at Dubai's Melia hotel at 27, Nayyar's expertise spans Indian and international cuisines, baking, and patisserie.He also shared his experience working with the legendary Chef Sanjeev Kapoor and how he shaped his journey as a culinary artist, he also served as Corporate Chef for Europe, Middle East, and Africa at SK Restaurants Private Limited, conceptualizing innovative dining experiences.Chef Nayyar's influence extends to television, where he hosted the Middle East's major reality TV show "Foodshala" for four seasons. His achievements include representing Melia at the World Gourmet Summit and securing the 8th position in Caterer Middle East's power 50 list in 2015. Named 'Chef De Cuisine of the Year' at the Hotelier Middle East Awards in 2013.Nayyar's accolades showcase his culinary prowess and dedication to the art. He is currently a key collaborator and oversees operations at Khazana Restaurant by Chef Sanjeev Kapoor in the vibrant heart of Downtown Toronto.Join him in this podcast as he shares insights from his remarkable journey, including working with culinary legends, mentoring, and the secrets to success in the food and hospitality industry.Keep up with Akshay Nayyar’s work and Recipes onhttps://www.instagram.com/akshay.nayyar?igsh=MTRzbmN3MHdyenlmNA==http://www.akshaynayyar.com/?m=1“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
This Podcast is recorded in bits of Hindi & Hinglish, English On this episode of ANSHISM we have Ojas Rawal who is an actor-writer-director in films, television and theatre. His most recent Bollywood movies are "Rashmi Rocket" starring Taapsee Pannu, and "Made In China" starring Rajkumar Rao, Paresh Rawal, Boman Irani and Mouni Roy. His Tv serials like "Ladies Special", "Sargam Ki Sadhe Saati" and "AnandiBaa Aur Emily" have earned him worldwide fame. His currently running Hindi serial "Wagle Ki Duniya" recently completed 700 episodes. After successful films like Chasani, Ventilator, NayikaDevi, Chor Bani Thangaat Kare, and more, his 24th gujarati film "Chaandlo" released this month and has been receiving a great response!You may also spot him in plays: the serious and poetic play "Sir Sir Sarla" (drama), the hilarious laughter riot "Mera Piya Ghar Aaya" (horror comedy), the nostalgia of Ismat Chughtai "Jaane Woh Kaise Log The" (drama), the riveting and poignant take on physical disabilities "Ishaaro Ishaaro Mein" (drama), and the mad comedy "Aaje Rokda Ne Udhaar Kaale" (comedy) which will touring the UK next month.Ojas also periodically emcees for our PM Shri Narendra Modi's events, among others. His play "Sabarmati Ke Sant" is a biopic on Mahatma Gandhi where Ojas plays the title role, and was performed in front of PM Modi Ji on 2nd Oct 2019 celebrating Bapu's 150th birth anniversary. Ojas is also a professional Stand-up Comedian performing in Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi and English. He has made audiences laugh not only across India, but also in USA, UK, Canada, Belgium, Kenya and Australia. In comedy, he has worked with legends like Johnny Lever, Raju Srivastav, Vir Das, etc. His viral videos on YouTube of The Comedy Factory, The Baka Bakudi Celebrity Show, and Garba Shuffle songs have greatly added to his popularity.A medical Doctor by education, but a Professor of Socio-economics and Humanities in USA. Former editor of The Oracle newspaper. Two-time TEDx Speaker. USF’s Global Ambassador to India (twice) and student advisor with the Mumbai US Consulate since 18 years. Voice-over and dubbing artist (13 languages). Student of Bharatnatyam, and an enthusiast at painting and sculpting. Avid gardener.Through his NGO work, this young leader has also implemented “School Adoption Program” in Satellite areas and even Permanent Projects like "Spoken Tutorials for Women" with IIT Bombay. He also launched his signature project - the annual "Youth Leadership Symposium”. Ojas was recently awarded the title of "Youth Icon for a Drug-Free Gujarat" campaign against drug abuse. A true believer of the phrase that "Leaders are those who create other leaders", it is a passion for Ojas to scout, guide, mould and help the leaders and change-makers of tomorrow! “ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca#OjasRawal #GujaratiCinema #Actor #Podcast #IndianFilmIndustry #ANSHISM #Entertainment #CinematicJourney #Streaming #gujjus #bollywood #poet #actor #nepotism #actor #audition--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
Hamza Mukhtar has a desire to make sense of his own struggles and confusion, Hamza was deeply inspired by Dr. Peterson's teachings, which offered a guiding light during his darkest moments.Amidst his pursuit of education, Hamza discovered a passion for running and mountain climbing. Having successfully conquered multiple 5000-meter peaks across Asia. These physical endeavors became more than just achievements; they became transformative outlets that allowed him to channel his energy, overcome personal struggles, and embrace a journey of self-discovery.Hamza's experiences with Dr. Peterson's philosophies and his love for sports led him to realize the power of discipline, resilience, and self-belief. He now shares his insights on the ANSHISM Podcast, where he guides young individuals in their quest to find purpose and navigate through challenging times. By blending his own personal struggles, his admiration for mountains, and the lessons gleaned from Dr. Peterson, Hamza provides a relatable voice for those seeking inspiration, growth, and clarity in their own lives.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
Ian Bowden is a dynamic and accomplished legal professional, blending his expertise as a Law Lecturer, Solicitor Advocate, and Assistant Teaching Professor with a marketing-focused mindset. With over 15 years of experience in Marketing and Business Growth positions, Ian possesses an unparalleled combination of skills in relationship building, creative problem solving, project planning, and operations.
As a Law Lecturer and Supervising Solicitor at the University of Bolton's legal Advice Centre, Ian is passionately dedicated to shaping the next generation of legal minds. His commitment extends beyond theoretical knowledge, as he actively works to integrate practical legal skills into all aspects of the Law program, ensuring students are well-equipped for success in the legal world.
Throughout his career, Ian has excelled in personal injury law, displaying specific expertise in Employers Liability, Public Liability, and Accident Abroad matters. His specializations also encompass Professional Negligence, Clinical and Medical Matters, and Industrial Disease, with a keen interest in Noise Induced Hearing Loss cases.
Ian's journey in the legal profession has been marked by versatility, as he has successfully ventured into various roles as Business Manager for law firms and legal service providers. He demonstrated an innate ability to identify opportunities and leverage in-house expertise, leading to remarkable achievements in recovering significant sums in excess of £4.1 million.
Beyond the legal arena, Ian's marketing acumen has proven instrumental in promoting legal services, building lasting relationships with referrers, introducers, and support providers. This marketing focus, combined with his legal proficiency, has opened avenues for success in both public and private sectors.
A true advocate at heart, Ian's dedication to his clients' cases is matched only by his unwavering commitment to achieving favorable outcomes. His strategic approach to advocacy, coupled with effective communication, has earned him the reputation of a formidable solicitor advocate.
Ian Bowden's career exemplifies the integration of legal expertise, marketing prowess, and a genuine passion for teaching and mentorship. With limitless enthusiasm and a proven track record of success, he continues to leave a profound impact on the legal profession and inspire aspiring legal professionals to achieve greatness.
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Join us as we dive into a captivating conversation with Kayla, a passionate climate and social justice activist, as well as the author of the empowering book "My Special Tummy." Hailing from Enniskillen, N. Ireland, and now based in Glasgow, Kayla has dedicated their career to fostering accessibility, inclusivity, and the right to education for all.
In this thought-provoking video, Kayla shares their journey of advocacy, discussing their inspiration behind writing "My Special Tummy" and how it supports children with Crohn's Disease and other medical conditions. As a young, disabled, non-binary individual, Kayla brings a unique perspective to their work, creating age-appropriate resources that resonate with young readers.
Discover the challenges Kayla faced in crafting engaging materials specifically designed for children and how their personal experience with Crohn's Disease has influenced their approach to raising awareness and providing support. Gain insights into the significance of the "storm in your belly" analogy and the importance of medication management for children with chronic illnesses.
Explore the intersection of Kayla's academic knowledge in Biomedical Science and their personal journey, as they combine expertise and lived experience to create impactful resources for children. Learn about their future plans to expand support beyond Crohn's Disease, addressing other medical conditions like Type I Diabetes.
Witness the transformative power of books like "My Special Tummy" in promoting inclusivity, understanding, and empathy among children without medical conditions. Finally, be inspired by Kayla's heartfelt message and advice for children and families navigating the challenges of living with chronic illnesses.Join us for this enlightening discussion, celebrating Kayla's commitment to empowering children and advocating for social and environmental justice for all.
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Join ANSHISM Podcast as we welcome Maryam Ghorabani and Alisha Doherty, the founders of Integrated Maternity, for an enlightening conversation. Integrated Maternity is a groundbreaking company dedicated to improve communication in maternity care, ensuring that women and their families receive the support they need throughout their journey. In this episode, we delve into the inspiration behind the founding of Integrated Maternity and explore the core goals that drive their mission. Discover how their passion for effective communication led them to create innovative solutions for women accessing maternity services. With a focus on the challenges faced by women and their families in accessing maternity services, Maryam and Alisha share valuable insights on how Integrated Maternity addresses these issues head-on. Learn about the obstacles faced by women, and how Integrated Maternity's products play a pivotal role in empowering them to make informed decisions and navigate their maternity care journey with confidence.
Discover how Integrated Maternity collaborates with NHS and other healthcare providers and organizations to promote effective communication and enhance the overall maternity care experience. Learn about their partnerships and initiatives that aim to create a seamless and supportive environment for women and their families during this important phase of life.
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Introducing Harriet, Founder and CEO of Hazaar, the visionary behind the world's first zero-waste marketplace for students. As she steps onto the ANSHISM Podcast, Harriet brings with her a passion for sustainability and a drive to empower students in their journey towards a more eco-friendly lifestyle. Harriet's brainchild, Hazaar, was born out of the realization that students face numerous obstacles when it comes to embracing sustainability. With a deep understanding of the challenges they encounter, Harriet set out to create a platform that not only breaks down these barriers but also aids universities in enhancing their commitments and offerings to students. This innovative marketplace allows students to buy and sell unwanted items with ease and affordability. Unlike traditional marketplaces, Hazaar provides a convenient and cost-effective solution for students looking to reduce waste and contribute to a greener future. Gone are the days of cumbersome trips to the post office and costly parcel deliveries. Hazaar revolutionizes the selling process by facilitating on-campus meetups, allowing students to exchange their items effortlessly. By doing so, Hazaar ensures that sustainability remains at the core of every transaction. While other platforms often burden users with excessive fees, Hazaar adopts a refreshing approach. The only commission students pay is a modest 10%, which goes directly towards the continuous development and improvement of the app itself. Harriet's determination to make a positive impact on both the environment and student communities is truly inspiring. Through Hazaar, she empowers students to embrace a sustainable lifestyle while simultaneously fostering a sense of environmental responsibility. As she joins the ANSHISM Podcast, Harriet invites students, universities, and eco-conscious individuals alike to join the Hazaar movement and create a world where sustainability and convenience go hand in hand. https://www.justhazaar.com/
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David Edward Paynter, a name synonymous with cricket excellence and entrepreneurial spirit, has left an indelible mark on the sport and the footwear industry. As the great-grandson of England Ashes Legend Eddie Paynter, cricket flows through David's veins, connecting him deeply to his family's rich heritage.
Hailing from Yorkshire, England, David's passion for cricket was nurtured from a young age. He honed his skills as a professional cricketer, experiencing firsthand the demands and rigors of the game. It was during this time that David realized the pressing need for cricket footwear that not only withstood the sport's stresses but also offered comfort and style—a void he believed the market had failed to fill.
Motivated by his own frustrations and armed with a determination fueled by true Yorkshire grit, David embarked on a mission to revolutionize cricket footwear. With unwavering dedication, he dedicated 18 months of his life, making countless trips to China to bring his vision to life. Self-funded by his life savings, David poured his heart and soul into creating a running-style shoe that would redefine the industry's standards.
In the face of numerous challenges, David's unwavering perseverance paid off. Investors recognized the brilliance of his work, and one notable figure who shared his passion was none other than Michael Vaughan, former England cricket captain. Vaughan's support and investment further solidified the credibility and potential of PAYNTR™.
David Paynter's deep understanding of the game and his empathetic insight into the physical toll cricket takes on athletes set him apart. He meticulously designed PAYNTR™ footwear to cater to the needs of cricketers, whether they be batsmen, bowlers, spin bowlers, or fielders. The brand not only revolutionizes performance but also empowers cricketers to feel confident and stylish on and off the field.
PAYNTR™ quickly garnered attention and appreciation from the cricketing community, with players embracing the comfort, durability, and unique features that set the brand apart. David's relentless pursuit of excellence and his ability to fuse innovation, performance, and style have positioned PAYNTR™ as a leading name in the cricket footwear industry.
Beyond his entrepreneurial endeavors, David Paynter remains deeply passionate about cricket. His commitment to the sport extends to inspiring the next generation of cricketers and sharing his knowledge and experiences with aspiring individuals. He continues to leave an indelible mark on the game, ensuring that his family's cricketing legacy lives on through his visionary contributions.
David Paynter's journey as an entrepreneur and his unwavering dedication to revolutionizing cricket footwear make him a true trailblazer in the industry. His story serves as an inspiration to all those who aspire to make a difference, reminding us that with passion, perseverance, and a touch of Yorkshire grit, dreams can indeed become a reality. https://payntr.com/about-us-i25 “ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
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In this eye-opening interview, we sit down with Laura O’Brien and David Howard, two passionate advocates in the field of mental health and suicide prevention. They share their experiences, insights, and expertise, shedding light on the risks associated with self-medication and the vital importance of seeking professional help.
Laura, drawing from her own personal journey, highlights the potential dangers and consequences of self-prescribing drugs or medication. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the complexities of mental health conditions and the need for individualized treatment plans tailored by qualified professionals.
David, a dedicated advocate for suicide prevention, adds his perspective on the matter. With a deep understanding of the potential risks and challenges individuals face, he emphasizes the significance of accessible mental health services and the support they provide in guiding individuals towards proper treatment options.
Tune in to our upcoming episode of ANSHISM Podcast to hear the invaluable insights and advice shared by Laura O’Brien and David Howard. Together, let’s raise awareness, break the stigma surrounding mental health, and encourage individuals to seek professional help.
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In this episode, we had the pleasure of hosting Radhika Iyer, an extraordinary independent journalist, media and communications expert, and senior editor at NDTV London. Radhika's dedication to creating a positive impact in the world is truly inspiring.During our conversation, Radhika delved into her work at The Akshaya Patra Foundation, an organization that addresses the critical issues of hunger, malnutrition, and education. Specifically, she shed light on the remarkable impact of their Food For Education Programme in India and the Beat the Hunger Program in the UK. These initiatives have played a crucial role in combating hunger and providing educational opportunities to countless individuals.As a senior editor, Radhika also shared valuable insights into her journey as a journalist and media professional. Her extensive experience in the field allowed us to explore the power of media and communications in driving positive change and amplifying important social issues.Furthermore, Radhika discussed her perspectives on the significance of philanthropy and social impact. Her firsthand experiences working with The Akshaya Patra Foundation have provided her with a unique understanding of the transformative potential that philanthropic endeavors can have on communities and individuals in need.This episode of the ANSHISM Podcast offers listeners a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Radhika's passion for her work, coupled with her expertise, provides invaluable perspectives on the intersection of journalism, philanthropy, and social impact. Tune in to gain insights into the remarkable work of The Akshaya Patra Foundation and discover the power of media in shaping a better world.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
In this captivating podcast episode, Ansh Sachdeva, the podcast producer behind ANSHISM, sits down with Professor George E Holmes DL, the esteemed President & Vice-Chancellor and Member of the Governing Body at the University of Bolton. Join them as they delve into an insightful conversation about Professor Holmes' remarkable career in education, his personal life, and the risks one must take to excel in their chosen path.With a wealth of experience in the education sector, Professor Holmes has played influential roles in shaping educational policy and institutions. In 2002, he was appointed as an advisor to the Department of Education and Skills, where he became one of only two Sector representatives on the HE Policy Delivery Steering Group. This group played a vital role in preparing the HE White Paper. His dedication to education extends beyond policy, as he has served as a Governor of several educational organizations, including Bolton School, ESSA Academy Trust, and Bury College.During the interview, Professor Holmes shares a particularly challenging time for the University of Bolton when a devastating fire in November 2019 left students homeless. He highlights the university's commendable response in organizing immediate support for those affected by the crisis. However, their resilience was further tested when the COVID-19 pandemic struck just a few months later. Professor Holmes candidly discusses the uncertainties and unprecedented challenges faced by the university and its staff during this global crisis.Prior to his current position, Professor Holmes served as the Principal of Doncaster College, where he spearheaded the groundbreaking Doncaster Education City Project. Under his leadership, the project received the largest capital grant in the history of the Further Education (FE) sector at the time. He was also instrumental in overseeing the construction of a new £75m College on the Waterfront. Throughout his career, Professor Holmes has demonstrated a commitment to fostering educational growth and development.Before joining the University of Bolton, he held the position of Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of North London (now the London Metropolitan University). In 1996, he played a pivotal role in establishing the Lincoln University Campus as part of the Vice Chancellor's Office, which was inaugurated by HM The Queen.In addition to his educational achievements, Professor Holmes was appointed as one of the Deputy Lieutenants by Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Greater Manchester in 2015. He also serves as a member of the Board of Bolton College and Chair of the Advisory Panel at Regent College, London.Join Ansh Sachdeva as he delves deep into Professor George E Holmes DL's extraordinary journey, unveiling the lessons learned, the impact made, and the inspiring wisdom acquired along the way. This podcast episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking motivation, insights into education, and valuable life lessons from a distinguished leader in the field.“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
Therapy and positive psychology are important aspects of mental health and well-being. Therapy provides professional support and guidance for individuals struggling with mental health challenges, while positive psychology focuses on enhancing well-being, resilience, and positive emotions. Together, they contribute to improving mental health, coping with life challenges, fostering self-awareness and personal growth, building healthy relationships, improving emotional well-being, enhancing performance, and preventing mental health issues.Eeshah Omer is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who is passionate about helping others on their journey towards mental health and wellbeing. With a background in journalism, Eeshah made a courageous career change to pursue her passion for therapy. She has completed her CPCAB Level 3 certificate in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy from Pakistan, and is currently pursuing her master’s in counselling and Positive Psychology from the University of Bolton.Eeshah's diverse professional background has provided her with a unique perspective and a deep understanding of human behavior and emotions. She believes in a humanistic approach to counseling, valuing the individual's unique experiences, and creating a non-judgmental and empathetic space for her clients to explore their thoughts and feelings.As part of her Masters program, Eeshah is gaining practical experience as a student counselor, providing hands-on therapy sessions to her clients. Her approach is client-centered, utilizing techniques from positive psychology to promote personal growth and facilitate positive change. Eeshah is dedicated to creating a safe and supportive therapeutic relationship with her clients, and helping them develop effective coping strategies, self-awareness, and resilience.Eeshah's passion for mental health and her commitment to ongoing learning and professional development make her a skilled and compassionate therapist. She is dedicated to helping individuals achieve their therapeutic goals and live fulfilling lives. ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact.You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/AnshismpodcastWatch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca#anshism #anshismpodcast #life #friends #relatable #battles #struggle #lifeadvice #relationships #podcastersofinstagram #podcast #learn #truth #facts #toxicrelationships #explore #love #lifestyle #lifequotes #lifelessons #lifecoaching #video #beauty --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
Ed is somebody who has turned his passion into his work. He speaks about working up the motorsport ladder and the decisions that lead to him subsequently jumping off the ladder. Ed speaks about how he now prioritises family and friends over professional gain and how maintaining a healthy balance is crucial to him. He is a man that develops and articulates strong opinions based on his life experiences although is self admittedly prone to a certain amount of waffle on occasions.“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anshismpodcast/message
When Paul Hollins was four years old, he began playing cricket on a local street and a field near his childhood home. In 1972, he became the cricket captain at Bllton Grange County Primary School, winning a variety of school cups and tournaments.
From 1974 through 1979, he also represented Rossett High School and Bilton Cricket Club. In the Royal Navy, he played cricket for HMS Collingwood, HMS Ariadne, HMS Hermes, and HMS Vernon. Played for Arial CC and Harrogate Ameteurs in the Nidderdale League. During his time with the Navy, he had the honor of sharing the field with the greatest batter of all time - Sir Viv Richards.
Furthermore, he discusses his experience playing in Australia for Waneroo CC and Kingsley CC. During his stay in Australia, he had an opportunity to talk about his interactions with Shane Warne.
Despite being an educator by profession, Hollins confesses his undying love for test cricket in this podcast. In the podcast, he summarizes his thoughts by saying there is nothing better than hitting the ball for a four.
“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
Katia Del Rio Smith is a multidisciplinary performance maker and artist with a background in Music, Theatre, and Design. Artistically, Katia’s focus centers around socially engaged practice, rooted in the autobiographical. Their work has an experiential/immersive quality that submerges the audience. Currently, their artistic aim is to create work that transmits a message to people and provokes honest and open discussion around featured topics. As a facilitator, Katia has a multidisciplinary approach with experience in Poetry, Drama, Music, and Design. D E S C E N T Katia's solo autobiographical, after a successful run at, Croydonites Festival of New Theatre, will be performed at Camden Peoples Theatre as part of SPRINT Festival 2023 at Camden People's Theatre. More info khdelriosmith.co.uk
John Ryan is the Director of 2ZY and works as a radio consultant and producer.He has 23 years experience in the BBC, including a decade running radio stations for the corporation in Northampton, Leeds and Manchester. He led Radio Manchester to win BBC Local Radio Station of the Year in 2006 and the Sony Radio Gold Award for Breaking News in 2009. In 2014, a compilation of his work for 2ZY and PRA Productions secured a nomination as Documentary/Feature Producer of the Year in the Radio Production Awards.“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
We are joined by Maher Makki, who is currently studying psychology at the University of Bolton. He is not only interested in psychology and the human mind, but also in philosophy and theology. We discussed how he integrates his interests into his professional and personal life.He spoke about his method of self-discipline, how it is needed to push yourself forward, stay motivated, and take action regardless of how you feel physically or emotionally.We discussed self-discipline and self-motivation during our conversation. He believes that discipline and will will empower you and enable you to develop habits that will lead to your individual growth.“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
Hamza Mukhtar, a university student, spoke about the controversial Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, a clinical psychologist and professor emeritus at the University of Toronto. Mukhtar, who is a second year student, was inspired by Dr. Peterson during a very challenging time in his life. During the podcast, he talks about his love of running and his passion for mountains. With 5000ers climbed in Asia and the Rome Marathon coming up in March, he is inspired by peaks about how sports can change your life.
Hamza also discusses the statements made by Jordan Peterson and how some of the disciplines he discussed have helped him grow as a person.
According to the media, Jordan Peterson is viewed as a controversial public figure who speaks the truth, and he spent fifteen years writing Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief (1999; released in June 2018 as a now bestselling author-read audiobook). Maps of Meaning is a scholarly investigation into the nature of narrative and religious thought, the structure of perception, the regulation of emotion, and the motivation for atrocity in the service of ideology. Dr. Peterson also penned the popular global bestsellers Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life & 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos, #1 for nonfiction in 2018 in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, the Netherlands, Brazil and Norway, both translated into some 50 languages. The latter book has sold more than five million copies; the former, released in mid 2021, 750,000.
“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/ Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
As Valentine’s Day is approaching we had Shams a close friend on the host on the podcast. They discussed all about valentines, relationships & expectations. Valentine’s day has the notion to be filled with love, affection, red roses and everything in between. When you think of it, Valentine’s Day puts the pressure on society to find that special someone to show your love to and shower them with something special. The pressure of getting a date and romantic gestures defeats the real purpose of this day full of love and affection.This day alone has us all burdened with unrealistic expectations.Blame it on all those cheesy romance films surrounding Valentine’s Day and romance in general. These films push the idea of the perfect romantic gesture, making you rush to get every detail right or better yet make sure you have something to give your significant other.According to an article from The Atlantic, “people expect their significant others will spend more on them for Valentine’s Day than they themselves want to spend.” This implies that both men and women will expect an expensive gift from their significant other when they themselves have a limit on what they’ll gift.This idea of high expectations can cause rifts in any given relationship because society and consumerism tell us that grand gestures such as expensive gifts are necessary to show how much you love someone when that is not the case.I’m not saying that giving your significant other a nice gift for Valentine’s Day is a bad thing, but it can imply that love is only shown through materialistic items. According to the Atlantic, on average, shoppers annually spend $13 million a year on heartshaped boxes and flowers and most of the time it is because they feel obligated to buy something. Feeling obligated to purchase a gift on Valentine’s Day is due to these unrealistic expectations about this corporate holiday. Not only does this day push unrealistic expectations of extravagant gifts, there is also the pressure of having someone to spend the day with. There’s always going to be someone asking, “so how are you going to spend Valentine’s Day?” and if you are single it can be an awkward conversation to have.Consumerism and society are also to blame because plenty of commercials and television programs advertise different ways to spend Feb. 14 with a partner. A lot of time if you have ever gone out on Valentine’s Day, you are surrounded by a lot of couples, so going out by yourself is not really an option by society’s standards. It shouldn’t have to be like that, it should be a day focused on showing love.Next Valentine’s Day, do yourself a favor and focus on the love you have for your significant other or your closest friends if you’re not in a relationship.Don’t focus too much on giving the most extravagant gift on the planet, rather focus on spending time with the ones you love the most. If you are single, have a “me” day, show yourself some love and spread some love while you’re at it. Description “ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact.You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/AnshismpodcastWatch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
Sunil, a medical doctor from India, is based in Schio (VI), in the north-east of Italy. After about 3 decades of working at international level, for a couple of years he lived in the north-east of India. Now, as a grandfather he is back in Italy, though he continues to travel regularly for volunteer work with humanitarian organisations. Every year, he also tries to spend some months in India.His professional interests are in the areas of disability, community health, leprosy, training and research, especially emancipatory research. In the recent period (2021-22), his work engagements included a consultancy for the Government of Mongolia regarding the national assistive technology services, preparation of a couple of chapters in the Handbook of Leprosy and Buruli Ulcer to be published by Springer in 2022, lessons on inclusive project planning for an online learning course for Federico II university of Naples, a one-day workshop on Community Emancipatory Research for Pax Christi Italia, and mentoring a couple of on-going emancipatory researches in Tunisia and Kenya.
On world cancer day,on the podcast we have Alaa Zam. Zam is a pharmacist that has a great passion for cancer research and nanotechnology applications in medicine. Zam Completed a master’s degree in pharmaceutical technology and industrial pharmacy from Damascus University in Syria. She worked as a lab lecturer for about 5 years, and also worked in the industry as a research and development analyst. Currently doing her PhD in brain cancer immunotherapy at King’s College London. Being a passionate advocate for research, she also discusses her journey from Aleppo to Damascus to London. We really put things into perspective on this podcast with her bubbly personality and smile on her face.
Ryder, who recently graduated with first class honours in Biomedical Science, is passionate about the human brain. Oliver holds a special interest in Parkinson's disease (PD) and its underlying biological mechanisms. In today's podcast, he discusses the symptoms, aftereffects, and illness associated with these diseases. There is no specific way to diagnose PD, but researchers have made some breakthroughs in the last five to six years.His master's thesis will focus on neuroscience and neurodegeneration.“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact.You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/AnshismpodcastWatch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
Carlos Graca is a Portuguese professional MMA fighter with a 3-1-0 record. Graca most recently fought Michal Plesnik at OKTAGON Prime 5 on Saturday March 26, 2022. Carlos Graca beat Michal Plesnik by Decision at 5:00 of Round 3 in the Middleweight division. From an early age, he practiced kickboxing, Muaythai jiu-jitsu, and MMA. The father of a 4-year-old discusses how he helped his son put things in perspective and discuss the risks of fighting professionally. As a young man, Carlos stressed the importance of having role models and the absence of his father. Whenever I step into the Octagon, I don't feel alone, and he credits his wife for making it professional. As a result of his fighting technique and ability to make his opponents sleep, he is also called the silent assassin.In MMA Carlos Graca is ranked 188th of 394 active Europe Eastern Pro Middleweights with 3 wins and a 67% finish rate. You can watch Carlos's last win on https://youtu.be/gTc9eepqYFc“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact.You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/AnshismpodcastWatch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
Wishing all my listeners a wonderful happy 2023, Thankyou for all the support. The podcast is streaming on all major platforms, please find the link attached. https://linktr.ee/AnshismThe podcast is sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca“ANSHISM” is an independent podcast show by Ansh Sachdeva. It was started in early 2021 as a ‘Student Podcast’ & then the host turned the discussions into wider conversations in the society.The essence of ANSHISM is to create something that can inspire a generation, people to bring a positive change.Sachdeva quotes “When I invite guests on my podcast I look for the essence of a story and a human angle that I think people can relate or connect to . My aim is to educate myself through raw human interactions & maybe make a positive difference in this world.”
This episode officially completes the appearance of all Sachdeva Siblings at ANSHISM. Kayuri Sachdeva is an aspiring Psychologist pursuing her masters in London. She passionately speaks about her experiences with the enforced toxic cultures on social media and how she finds it difficult being a Gen Z adapting to the same.
Anna Charles is recent graphic design graduate. She passionately speaks about her platform, Student Reform Collective. Anna herself struggled to fit in after being fed the narrative that University life would be the best time of her life. Unfortunately or fortunately her time at University didn’t turn out as she expected. The following event in her life inspired her to start her own platform for students who sometimes try hard to fit in or can’t fit in. The SFC focuses on supporting student with developing healthy eating habits, initiatives that will support their mental well being to name a few. https://www.studentreformcollective.co.uk
Born in Monza, Francesco found his love for cars at the tender age of 3, On this podcast, he shares his journey, motivation and the role of his father in his racing career and life. Apart from being a professional racer, he is also a Motorsport Student in the Northwest town of Bolton. He is also the Founder of GRYXON racing. He has participated in numerous competitions around the globe and won the following tournaments. SP 1st Italian NASCAR'21 SP Lotus Cup - Champ SP ×4Karting I Champ. His mentality and work ethic is truly commendable. It was an honour to have him on the podcast. The podcast is streaming on all major platforms, please find the link attached. https://linktr.ee/Anshism
The podcast is sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
“ANSHISM” is an independent podcast show by Ansh Sachdeva. It was started in early 2021 as a ‘Student Podcast’ & then the host turned the discussions into wider conversations in the society. The essence of ANSHISM is to create something that can inspire a generation, people to bring a positive change. Sachdeva quotes “When I invite guests on my podcast I look for the essence of a story and a human angle that I think people can relate or connect to . My aim is to educate myself through raw human interactions & maybe make a positive difference in this world.”
It is always trouble when two Sachdeva’s are in the house. This was a special episode because I was able to hear about my younger brother's life. Since I have been away for most of his teenage years, it makes me emotional, and seeing him grow and become the head boy of his high school makes me very proud. He is definitely more intelligent and wise than I was at his age. I enjoyed hearing his thoughts and learning from my younger brother. The podcast is streaming on all major platforms, please find the link attached. https://linktr.ee/Anshism
The podcast is sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca
“ANSHISM” is an independent podcast show by Ansh Sachdeva. It was started in early 2021 as a ‘Student Podcast’ & then the host turned the discussions into wider conversations in the society. The essence of ANSHISM is to create something that can inspire a generation, people to bring a positive change. Sachdeva quotes “When I invite guests on my podcast I look for the essence of a story and a human angle that I think people can relate or connect to . My aim is to educate myself through raw human interactions & maybe make a positive difference in this world.”
The Right Honourable Baroness Newlove is a community reform campaigner from Warrington who was appointed as the Victim's Commissioner by the UK government in 2012.
On ANSHISM she gets candid about her personal struggles,discussing the role of her daughters and how they are an inspiration for everything she does today.
Helen Newlove has championed victims’ rights and tirelessly campaigned for community reform, particularly in relation to alcohol-related violence since the murder of her husband and father of her three children, Garry Newlove in 2007.
Helen was given a peerage in the 2010 Dissolution Honours list and sits in the House of Lords as a Conservative Peer where she is also a Deputy Speaker.
One of my close friends, Enajda Sina, is an aspiring musician. The podcast talks about her mental health struggles, moving away at a young age, and then finally moving to the United Kingdom. Also, Enajda reveals how she felt during freshers' week in her first year at university. The way she is candid and honest makes her stand out. The podcast is streaming on all major platforms, please find the link attached. https://linktr.ee/Anshism
The podcast is supported by https://kicksinto.ca
“ANSHISM” is an independent podcast show by Ansh Sachdeva. It was started in early 2021 as a ‘Student Podcast’ & then the host turned the discussions into wider conversations in the society.
The essence of ANSHISM is to create something that can inspire a generation, people to bring a positive change.
Sachdeva quotes “When I invite guests on my podcast I look for the essence of a story and a human angle that I think people can relate or connect to . My aim is to educate myself through raw human interactions & maybe make a positive difference in this world.”
A group of friends from across the border converge on the northwest of England to discuss the India-Pakistan rivalry. Their conversation revolves around recent India vs Pakistan cricket games and is funny, casual, and cracking. Fans have been waiting for these games for a long time. In the last decade, India has dominated world cricket and won most of the rare India-Pakistan meetings. In the meantime, Pakistani fans celebrate the win over India in the 2021 T20 World Cup, as well as the Champions Trophy final at the Oval in June 2017. Their performance in the current Asia cup has been level, with both teams absolutely crushing it. This episode was recorded after Pakistan won the game in the final over on Monday, 5th September. Our discussion included Pakistan cricket returning to its power and the need to keep the battles within the game. Hamza, who is a Pakistani fan and brother, shares his experiences supporting Pakistan throughout their worst period, including match fixing scandals, losses to India. He then shares his happiness about CT17 and how Pakistan is doing now. During our interview with Ansh, our host praises the Pakistani cricket team's progress and discusses what the future holds. Irbaz, a man of few words, keeps the conversation balanced. The podcast is streaming on all major platforms, please find the link attached. https://linktr.ee/Anshism
The podcast is sponsored by https://kicksinto.ca
“ANSHISM” is an independent podcast show by Ansh Sachdeva. It was started in early 2021 as a ‘Student Podcast’ & then the host turned the discussions into wider conversations in the society. The essence of ANSHISM is to create something that can inspire a generation, people to bring a positive change. Sachdeva quotes “When I invite guests on my podcast I look for the essence of a story and a human angle that I think people can relate or connect to . My aim is to educate myself through raw human interactions & maybe make a positive difference in this world.”
The podcast is streaming on all major platforms, please find the link attached. https://linktr.ee/Anshism
The podcast is sponsored by . https://kicksinto.ca
“ANSHISM” is an independent podcast show by Ansh Sachdeva. It was started in early 2021 as a ‘Student Podcast’ & then the host turned the discussions into wider conversations in the society. The essence of ANSHISM is to create something that can inspire a generation, people to bring a positive change. Sachdeva quotes “When I invite guests on my podcast I look for the essence of a story and a human angle that I think people can relate or connect to . My aim is to educate myself through raw human interactions & maybe make a positive difference in this world.”
Will asynchronous working is the future of work , Would the employees and organizations will benefit from it ?
This episode's guest Carlos believes this change is generational and he still needs to go to the office to get the work done . On this podcast we have Carlos, He is a Chilean teacher, linguist, business administration graduate, and a MBA student. He is also a Grade 4 pianist, guitarist since I was 13. and He hola a keen interest on existentialist philosophy and international politics. Currently an international recruitment officer at a University in the northwest. However Rebbeca Zucker an author from the Harvard Business Review outlined in 2021 ,According to a PwC study, 83% of employers say that the shift to remote work has been successful for their company in the past year. 54% of workers say they want to continue working remotely after the pandemic. Due to the fact that workplace location is not as important as once thought, the freedom to choose when the work is done is another aspect of flexibility workers crave. 80% of workers said they would turn down a job that didn't offer flexible schedules for one that did, and 76% said they would consider staying with their current employer if they could work flexible hours.
According to a Microsoft Work Trend Report, the 9-to-5 workday is disappearing, as the increase in remote work has allowed for more flexible hours. Employees are increasingly working asynchronously, completing tasks on their own schedules, which may be different from those of their colleagues. Asynchronous work is now essential to being part of a modern, digital economy, staying competitive in the war for talent, and building a globally distributed workforce. Read more on https://hbr.org/2021/07/breaking-free-from-a-9-to-5-culture .
ANSHISM is back| Season 3 Hello and welcome back to all the new and old listeners. We are a family of almost 1.2 Thousand now. With people all across the world. When I started this podcast never thought they’ll be a season 3. I’m absolutely humbled to be able to have a platform to reach people and learn from them. The podcast is sponsored by . https://kicksinto.ca
Episode 41 talks about young people and the importance of role models. It also focuses on the heavy influence of social media. On this episode we have Astha who is a dynamic Psychologist with multidisciplinary skills that combines scientific insight and imagination for creatively addressing mental health concerns. Driven by a strong desire to bring about a change in how mental health is perceived in India, Astha has successfully established credibility in the areas of therapy & counseling, behavioral analysis, teaching, training and coaching. Astha is the Chief Psychologist at Reboot Wellness - an ecosystem working for Mental Wellbeing and addressing mental health and lifestyle concerns. As an organisation, Reboot Wellness is a dedicated team of psychologists - clinical and counselling; psychiatrist and recovery coaches; bringing together clinical proficiency and human compassion to create a safe, trustworthy and non-judgemental space for all. https://instagram.com/reboot_wellness?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Season 3 of the podcast is streaming 23.08.22.
The podcast is supported by https://kicksinto.ca
“ANSHISM” is an independent podcast show by Ansh Sachdeva. It was started in early 2021 as a ‘Student Podcast’ & then the host turned the discussions into wider conversations in the society.
The essence of ANSHISM is to create something that can inspire a generation, people to bring a positive change.
Sachdeva quotes “When I invite guests on my podcast I look for the essence of a story and a human angle that I think people can relate or connect to . My aim is to educate myself through raw human interactions & maybe make a positive difference in this world.”
While the popularity of athletic footwear or “sneakers” has been widely assessed within the social media and popular culture, few studies to date have examined the influence of a specific sneaker subculture called “Sneakerheads”. There has also been very limited research on the brand preferences and brand identities that may exist within the Sneakerhead subculture. During this podcast, I spoke to my elder brother Manaye Sachdeva, who is also the founder of the Canadian sneaker startup KICKSINTO (https://kicksinto.ca). During his talk, he dives into Sneakerhead culture, while discussing brand preferences, practices, and how they affect the youth. Among the topics discussed are his experiences growing up in India and sneaker culture worldwide. This podcast is also influenced by Matthews, D., Cryer-Coupet, Q. & Degirmencioglu, N. I wear, therefore I am: investigating sneakerhead culture, social identity, and brand preference among men. Fash Text 8, 1 (2021).
On this episode, I have got the always smiling, inspiring and honest Holly. She is a Employment and Training Consultant, In 2020/21 Welfare Officer at Sheffield Students' Union, Psychology graduate from The University of Sheffield. She talks all about life in University & after it.
A raw conversation & insight into the creator / producer of ‘ANSHISM’- Ansh Sachdeva through the eyes of his friends. Loads of banter, laughs and love shown to me by mates. Funnily I don’t feature in this podcast. Credit to the 3 musketeers for recording and surprising me. It did surely motivate me and it’s an episode. I will cherish this forever. Ansh
In my 37th recording , this is my second podcast where I don’t have any guests. This episode is special because I have tried putting things into perspective as 2021 has come to an end. No better way to wrap up season 2. Thankyou for listening and supporting ANSHISM.
In this episode we have Dr Alicia Danielsson who is a lecturer in law, with particular interests and expertise in the areas of Human Rights Law, EU law, International Business and Trade Law, Jurisprudence, Legal Research Methods, International Criminal Justice and Comparative Law. She talks about how marriage is a societal norm & now it should be a private affair. Her subject-specific research interests lie in the fields of comparative and EU law, with a specific focus on the area of freedom, security and justice as well as EU labour law and human rights protection. She completed her PhD in 2021. The title of her thesis is ‘Economic Activity or Public Order Limitations: The Interplay of the Regulation of Prostitution between National Law, EU Law and Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking.’
In addition to this, Alicia's research interests and research focus also include exploring law teaching methods and inclusive practices within legal education, in particular in relation to experiences of law students with specific learning difficulties (SpLDs), in order to develop more inclusive teaching practices within law education.
In the episode we have Seren Hughes, a cancer survivor who currently works for CATTS (Cancer Awareness for Teens & Twenties). She talks about spotting signs and detecting cancer at the earliest stage possible. Seren also mentions the work CATTSd do, which includes various workshops & fundraisers in the community. https://wearecatts.co.uk
Chris Delaney is a qualified NLP Life Coach, Hypnotherapist and Careers Advisor. With over 15 years experience supporting people to achieve their life and career goal’s, Chris has the experience and skills to help you achieve your dream’s. As an experienced Coach and the Founder of Employment King, Chris has years of experience to help you move forward in both your career and your life. https://christopher-delaney.com/about/
Just sharing my favourite poem with my listeners, first time that I actually read a poem.
To learn while still a child What this life is meant to be. To know it goes beyond myself It’s so much more than me.
To overcome the tragedies, To survive the hardest times. To face those moments filled with pain, And still manage to be kind.
To fight for those who can’t themselves, To always share my light. With those who wander in the dark, To love with all my might.
To still stand up with courage, Though standing on my own. To still get up and face each day, Even when I feel alone.
To try to understand the ones That no one cares to know. And make them feel some value When the world has let them go.
To be an anchor, strong and true, That person loyal to the end. To be a constant source of hope To my family and my friends.
To live a life of decency, To share my heart and soul. To always say I’m sorry When I’ve harmed both friend and foe.
To be proud of whom I’ve tried to be, And this life I chose to live. To make the most of every day By giving all I have to give.
To me that’s what this life should be, To me that’s what it’s for. To take what God has given me And make it so much more.
To live a life that matters, To be someone of great worth. To love and to be loved in return And make my mark on Earth.
By Pat A. Fleming
If you’re worried about your mental health you can call the Samaritans free, at any time on 116 123 and if a life is in immediate danger call 999.
Craig Henderson, 35 a hair professionals from Bolton, A prospect (Volunteer) for the Lions Barber collective. He has been a hair professional for over 15 years & believes that the power of the stylist chair should never be underestimated. In the UK, men are three times more likely to take their own lives than women. On average, 12 men in the British isles take their own lives every day.
On this podcast he talks about Men’s Mental Health & the stigmas they face. Statistics show Suicide is the single biggest killer of men under 45. Yet, it’s not just young men that are at risk, as the highest suicide rate is for men aged 45-49 in the UK. There are many factors that make men more vulnerable to suicide. Men are often under pressure to appear strong and not show signs of weakness. This means they are less likely to talk about any issues they are facing or seek help when they are struggling with their mental health. Sometimes pride comes into the equation and men may think they can handle their issues on their own or worry about being a burden to others. Men are also more likely to respond to stress with risky behaviour such as abusing alcohol which increases the risk of suicide by up to eight times. A relationship breakdown has a bigger impact on a man’s suicide risk, than a woman’s – divorced men are three times more likely to commit suicide than their married peers, whereas divorced women show no increased risk. Warning signs to look out for in your friends, family or co-workers include: * Talking about wanting to die * Withdrawing or feeling isolated * Talking about being a burden to others * Experiencing extreme mood swings * Drug or alcohol misuse * Feelings of anger, hopelessness or disconnection * Giving away possessions * Giving up previously loved activities * Writing goodbye letters. https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/contact-samaritan/
In this episode Samrah Zair,a third year fashion student,explains the difference between culture and religion.SZ shares her personal experiences & how she aims to break the stereotypes through final year project at the university.
An advocate of Ecological Economics in support of environmental sustainability, Nooshin is a Chartered Architectural Technologist, a sustainability specialists and an ex-academic. To fight for her right over the care of her son, along with her little boy, she fled Iran and has migrated twice; to Turkey in 1996 and to the UK in 2000. She was accepted as a refugee in 2003 following a number of court hearings and Nooshin and her son are both British citizens now. She refers to her son as the love of her life, emphasising that being a mother is the most important achievement of her life.
Kwame is a Ghanaian Cocoa Farmer's son and a cocoa sector expert with years of experience managing industrial ans research projects in the Cocoa-Chocolate value chain. He is also a Columnist with The Cocoa Post and the Business & Financial Times. Kwame was the 1st International students in 158-year history to be elected General Secretary/President of the University of Manchester students Union, the largest students Union in the UK.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/asamoahpeters
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Georgia Rose was an elected member of the Students’ Union at Swansea University, where she worked part time alongside her studies and campaign to make the University and its students more sustainable and environmentally friendly. With her role she undertook regular beach cleans, attending Sustainability Conferences in Nottingham, banning single-use plastics and coffee cups across both campuses and raising over £300 for the Amazon Rainforest.
Being an active member of the Students’ Union gave her the opportunity to increase her confidence and embrace the knowledge she gained during Geography undergraduate studies, in order to help the university and its students become more sustainable.
In addition, she believes being Environmental Officer has also her vital experience which will help benefit her future career goals in Environmental Sustainability, Climate Change and Conservation. In addition to my different roles at University, She was the Charity Representative for the Swansea University Geography Society for an academic year and the Vice President of the society for 4 months. She organized fortnightly events for charity, large events such as the annual Geography Ball and Christmas Meal. During her time on committee, the Geography Society was voted 'highly commendable' for Society of the Year 2018/2019 and was the Students' Union's first official Society of The Month in October 2019. In this episode she talks about the importance of speaking about climate change and what steps we as young people can take.
*TRIGGER WARNING * This episode speaks about eating disorders . If you’re struggling please seek help ( contacts mentioned below ). Alejandra A.K.A Alex is a Neuroscience and Psychology graduate Internationally published model. In this podcast she talks about how Social media can negatively affect body image because users are typically exposed to thin, fit, and "idealized" body types and will often compare themselves to peers and celebrities. Pictures on social media, many of which are altered, play a role in how one seeks validation, often finding our worth by how many “likes” and comments we receive. I have worked with individuals that have used this to decide if they were going to eat that day or not. Selfies on social media can potentially send a message that our beauty determines our worth and our body, a message of which many with an eating disorder struggle. Helpline: 0808 801 0677 Studentline: 0808 801 0811 Youthline: 0808 801 0711 Email support
Adult email support is open to anyone over 18: help@beateatingdisorders.org.uk
Studentline email support is open to all students: studentline@beateatingdisorders.org.uk
Youthline email support is open to anyone under 18: fyp@beateatingdisorders.org.uk
Now an Academy Tutor at Carshalton Athletic Football Club. It would be fair to Ryan had a tough childhood & teenage years in and around South London. He was kicked out of sixth form,almost got in trouble with the law. This a journey of a man who changed his ways & put out work for the community & young people . He describes what home means to him & why taking young kids off the street is important. Also he briefly mentioned systemic cracks that lead to racism with the example of Euro 2020. He’s now back in South London but he touched upon on his time Bolton & Leicester.
Inês is a 24 year old psychology graduate from Swansea University who went vegetarian almost 8 years ago, vegan 4 years ago. Like most students, During her time at uni she made things that were speedy and low budget. Upon graduating, She decided to gather recipes learnt over the years & share it with all to make it easier for those coming into university now, in particular those who are choosing to try a vegan diet whilst away from home. As the years have gone she runs her own vegan food blog and is launching her book on the 30th July “NOURISH WITH NISH”. https://www.nourishwithnish.com
The death of Sarah Everard sparked a rising movement in the UK seeking recognition that violence against women must be addressed at a societal level. We need answers, action, and a place to connect, reflect, share experiences and try to understand what everyone can do to support change. Sarah was reported missing at the start of March after walking home from a friend’s house in Clapham. She left her friend at around 9pm, on a route down well-lit streets, but never made it home. For Sarah, and all the other people who’ve faced violence, we wanted to have a conversation, Providing a forum to discuss what needs to be done. We want everyone to be able to walk the streets without fear and be at home without fear. Safety and protection is important, but we need to focus on the cause and preventing the violence and abuse. Today on the podcast we have Lyndsey Vaughton At 20 She joined Lancashire Constabulary where I served for 16yrs, in particular I spent 9yrs specialising in child protection as a Detective Constable. Her focus changed from wanting to bring offenders to justice, to wanting to work closely with victims of domestic abuse. In 2020 she finished her Psychology Psychotherapy and Counselling undergraduate degree at the University of Bolton where I finished with first class honours. She’s currently a PhD student at the University of Bolton.
On 14 June 2017, a fire broke out in the 24-storey Grenfell Tower block of flats in North Kensington, West London, at 00:54 BST; it caused 72 deaths, including those of two victims who later died in hospital. More than 70 others were injured and 223 people escaped. It was the deadliest structural fire in the United Kingdom since the 1988 Piper Alpha disaster and the worst UK residential fire since the Second World War. On this episode we have Gill Kernick who works with senior executives in high hazard industries to develop the culture and leadership to prevent catastrophic events. She lived on the 21st floor of Grenfell Tower from 2011 to 2014. Seven of her former neighbours died. Gill writes and speaks to bring the thinking of major accident prevention to Grenfell. She edits The Grenfell Enquirer dedicated to learning and preventing such events. She is passionate about developing leadership capabilities and culture and believes that the voice and tacit knowledge of the front line are strategic cornerstones for the prevention of accidents. A champion of diversity in all forms, Gill believes that, beyond a moral argument, it is critical to an organisation’s success in increasingly complex environments. Her work in high hazard industries focuses on enabling safety as a driver of broader organisational change and has a focus on the prevention of major accidents. Working across sectors including Oil and Gas, Project Management, Mining and Pharmaceuticals the scope of her work ranges from executive coaching, strategy and values roll outs to large scale strategic safety leadership and culture programmes. Fascinated by different cultures Gill has worked across the globe including Algeria, Azerbaijan, Siberia, Qatar and Mozambique. https://grenfellenquirer.blog
Amelia McLoughlan, Network Director of Disabled Students UK talks about disability, disabled students and the impact of the pandemic on how disabled people are seen and how we can change that narrative.
Disabled Students UK is a voluntary disabled student-led organisation who envision a world where disabled students have the same access to education as non-disabled students. They work collectively to make universities truly accountable to their disabled student and disability law.
Amelia works as Network Director co-ordinating and faciliating spaces for disabled students, disabled students officers and activists in order to raise their collective voices. She holds a anthropology degree and postgraduate diploma in palaeopathology from Durham University, and was formerly Welfare & Liberation Officer at Durham SU (2019/20).
Twitter: @hamsterxwheels / @ChangeDisabled Find out more at http://disabledstudents.co.uk
This is the story of Daniel Sukula, he's only 30 but he is a true local hero. 15 years ago he and his family were on their knees facing deportation back to the Congo and its civil war. However thanks to a spirited campaign by the family and many Boltonians the threat of deportation was lifted and the Sukulas were allowe stay in safety. Now with a young family of his own Daniel set up a community interest company to help disadvantaged young people in Bolton realise their potential. Daniel Sukula is the Founder and CEO of Be The Best Community C.I.C, a youth organisation based in Bolton. Daniel created the project in 2015 due to the tremendous support his family received when they were issued with a deportation notice. The sole reason his family were granted asylum was the campaigning and support of the Bolton community. The project has over 200 registered members and currently partners with organisations such as GMP, Bolton YOT, Bolton Council, Princes Trust, Kick It Out, Sports England, Greater Manchester Transport and many others. In 2020 Daniel was chosen by Bolton GMP to deliver knife crime inputs in local schools around Bolton due to the success of his knife crime workshop at the YOT. He is also a member of the IAG (Independent Advisory Group) which works to improve police services, and is currently a local authority Governor for a local school. He also the honorary member of England Football squad . His work was recently recognised by the Football Association .https://www.thefa.com/news/2020/aug/23/daniel-sukula-lionhearts-230820
Warning: it can be upsetting and potentially triggering to listen to this podcast about to self-harm. On this episode Maddi talks about her struggle , Faith graduated with a First Class in Psychology in the University of Bolton. She has came out and spoke about her Mental health problems which involve Self harm, leading to addiction & various other struggles during her time at the University. She also founded the Mood Matters society in the university to support student mental health. Maddi talks about how important it is to seek help. If anyone listening is struggling or anyone you know is struggling please signpost them to the following.
distrACT
nhs.uk/apps-library/distract App which provides information and advice about self-harm.
Harmless
harmless.org.uk User-led organisation that supports people who self-harm, and their friends and family.
LifeSIGNS
lifesigns.org.uk User-led self-harm guidance and support network.
The Mix
0808 808 4994 85258 (crisis messenger service, text THEMIX) themix.org.uk Support and advice for under 25s, including a helpline, crisis messenger service and webchat.
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
nice.org.uk Produces guidelines on best practice in healthcare.
National Self Harm Network (NSHN)
nshn.co.uk Survivor-led online support forum for people who self-harm, their friends and families.
Patient Advice and Liaison Services (PALS)
nhs.uk/common-health-questions/nhs-services-and-treatments/what-is-pals-patient-advice-and-liaison-service Offer confidential advice, support and information on health-related matters. You can find them by searching on NHS UK or asking a doctor or healthcare professional for their details.
Samaritans
116 123 (freephone) jo@samaritans.org Chris, Freepost RSRB-KKBY-CYJK PO Box 90 90 Stirling FK8 2SA samaritans.org
Samaritans are open 24/7 for anyone who needs to talk. You can visit some Samaritans branches in person. Samaritans also have a Welsh Language Line on 0808 164 0123 (7pm–11pm every day).
Sane
sane.org.uk Offers emotional support and information for anyone affected by mental health problems.
Self-injury Support
(formerly BCSW – Bristol Crisis Service for Women) 0808 800 8088 0780 047 2908 (text support) selfinjurysupport.org.uk Information and support for women and girls affected by self-harm, trauma and abuse.
UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP)
psychotherapy.org.uk Professional body for the education, training and accreditation of psychotherapists and psychotherapeutic counsellors. Provides online register of psychotherapists offering different talking treatments privately.
YoungMinds
0808 802 5544 (parents helpline) 85258 (crisis messenger service – text the letters YM) youngminds.org.uk Committed to improving the mental health of babies, children and young people, including support for parents and carers.
Victoria Ellen is a Neurodivergent advocate, speaker, and blogger from the U.K. She blogs at Actually Aspling on topics related to autism acceptance. On this podcast she discussed her path to achieving an autism diagnosis and how she has since learned to accept and celebrate her differences. She is currently researching about adult diagnosis of autism at the University of Bolton. https://www.learnfromautistics.com/autism-interview-131-victoria-on-owning-your-weird/
Over the last few years, the United Kingdom has seen Islamophobia rise at a disturbing rate. Laila Hassan is an activist from Stand Up To Racism based in Bolton,Greater Manchetser. She talks about the raising issues of hate crime specially towards Muslims in the UK and the world .She also talks about how politicians use the name of Islam defame it and spread hate and division for their own benefit. “The United Kingdom has more than 3.4 million Muslim residents, making up almost 5 percent of its overall population. Even decades later, British anti-racist legislation is inadequate for dealing with the targeting of Muslims by far-right groups using subtler forms of prejudice and discrimination. For example, prominent columnists at major platforms have written articles calling Islamophobia a fiction, arguing that there isn’t nearly enough Islamophobia within the Tory party, or ominously asking, “What will we do about the Muslim problem then?” They’ve faced negligible professional fallout or loss of respectability, something that is hard to imagine if the target were another group. Before he was prime minister, Boris Johnson even compared women in burqas to “letterboxes” and “bank robbers.” Despite Islamophobic incidents reportedly jumping by 375 percent in the week following his comments, an internal inquiry by the Conservatives found them to be “respectful and tolerant - Article By BY MOHAMMAD ZAHEER | Foreign Policy .
https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/01/29/islamophobia-united-kingdom-anti-racist-definitions/
This audio is someone else’s work, their YouTube channel is SLYFER 2812. https://youtu.be/ch8pwy-V1E8 .It’s a culmination of highly inspirational audio from movies such as Dead Poets Society, The Truman Show, Lost in Translation, To the Wonder, Blue Valentine, Third Star, Brooklyn, Beautiful Boy, The Master, Forrest Gump, Little Women, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Into The Wild, The Grand Budapest Hotel, After Life, At Eternity's Gate, Ferries Buellers Day Off, Chaplin, The Two Popes, Parasite, The Great Gatsby, Midsommar, The secret Life of Walter Mitty, Jojo Rabbit, Lady Bird, Demolition, Motherless Brooklyn, Lala Land, The Puirsuit of Happiness,1917, Dunkirk, The Great Dictator, Green Book, Bohemian Rhapsody, Judy, The Judge, Rushmore, Detachment, A beautiful day in the neighborhood, Ford v Ferrari, Her. The creator of this video credited the following people for making this video possible Zachary Tepe, Joel Mendoza, Justin Perry, Kerem Durdag, Krish Patel, Lucas Hotle, Maddy Winkel, Mark W Hall, Mark Wilson, Matthew Mohl, Michel Steiger, Miglė Stankevičiūtė, Mike Drum, Nicolas Alexander, Nnobody, Paul Coker, Phantom XOX, Sean Whitesides, SheVitus, Simon Sgroi, The Rusty Lion, themostlegitness, Tyler Lewis, Victor Hinz, Aidan King, Alexander Burns, Alexander Minster, Allen Elliott, amator95, Andrew7912, Anthony Gallego, Audrey Dalum, Bobby Sampson Jr, BreakFree, Cassie Douglas, ceren stoop, Chase Poulin, Chris Wayne, Christoph Gerecke, Chryghton, Devin Delaney, Elora Maxwell, Ernest Bethel, Eventhorizon, Freddy, Grace, Hollis Rhodes, Ira Patole, Jacob Forrester, Jei, Jesse Jr, Titan Edits, Jessie Valladares, Steve The Shark The Great.
Historically, black women in sports faced double discrimination due to their gender and race. A number of African American female athletes have emerged as trailblazers in their particular sports over the years, from track and field and tennis to figure skating and basketball. On this podcast we have Anika Leslie Walker who has been an academic over a decade. Through her expertise in ‘sports in the community ‘ she defines the struggles & barriers black women face. Briefly we also discuss the importance of role models which help pave the way for later generations & inspire them to join the sports. industry .She emphasises the important of investment @ grassroots levels & the changes needed to be made at highest level of the sporting government bodies, for a better future .
Emily Nicole Roberts is a 22 year Welsh girl from Swansea . She has a rare condition called cerebral palsy which makes her a wheel chair user. On this podcast she will be speaking about how important it is to de-stigmatise the conversations around disabilities. Emily inspires & talks us through her journey from when she was a 13 year old & had no confidence in herself & to her current self who is inspiring thousands of people. She recently met the Prime Minister & is actively working with the Welsh government to be an ambassador for disabled people. Emily also uses social media as a platform to spread positivity & educate people about her disability. Here’s the link to her Youtube Channel. https://youtube.com/channel/UCE6js0NAF8ptO651fder_Sw
On this episode we have Aminata, a theatre graduate who currently works as a graduate advisor for a government funded project . She will be speaking how The lack of representation has an impact on self-perception, self-esteem, and self-confidence can be negatively influenced. The purpose of this podcast the negative impacts that that the lack of minority representation in different sections of the society . Aminata mentions the importance of the BLM moment & discusses how ‘Black Lives Matter ‘is just the stepping stone in terms of an equal society. We need constant changes in the industry & a balanced representation on all different levels. Inclusivity and diversity should not be a temporary trend, but an integral value that guides the people towards greater changes.
In this podcast we spoke to Tia Barnett ,who has been a youth worker for more than a decade. She holds the experience of working with the Youth in Schools, Colleges, Behavioural Intervention Teams & Youth Centres. During her career she has mentored & empowered several young people. She’s extremely passionate about being a positive role model to them. She states the rough experiences that young people deprived areas in Bolton face. Barnett also mentions the impact of the pandemic & how mentoring them has been a challenge during the various lockdowns.
Simon Baker is a motorsports enthusiast , In this podcast he will simplify the world of motorsports through his knowledge of the sports . He is a MSc Engineering student at the University of Bolton. He is not only a fan of the sport but has the experience of working on the race track. On this podcast he talks about his journey & the how he ended up in love with motorsports. His knowledge & memory of this sport is unmatchable. Baker has experience in assisting the FIA with the teams competing in the FIA World Rallycross Championship round at Silverstone in May 2018. In 2018 he provided assistance to the Rallycross team Albatec Racing, Ultimately, by the end of the 2018, that contribution culminated in a championship success.
Anastasios Traianos had 15 long year career as a professional basketball Player . With experience of playing in Greek 1st and 2nd division also being a the Swingman for Manchester Giants in British basketball league. On this podcast he talks about the pressures of being a professional athlete & a university student at the same time . His current role involves working in sport and leisure as sport activities supervisor, He has hung up his boots & doing a Masters in Sports business, management and policy at the same time. Seems like it’s a habit for him now to juggle two things at a time. Traianos Discusses the impact of sport on mental health & wellbeing & highlights the importance of mentoring young people & students to lead a better life style.
Today on the Podcast we have Sophie Scott, She is a 3rd year Fashion Student at the University of Bolton & Extremely passionate about advocating sustainable fashion through social media & her blog . Through this podcast she talks about the affects of textile factories on natural resources & environment. She also discusses how minimum wage workers in big companies have been exploited & how there need to be better regulations to safeguard them. Sophie aspires to start her own fashion brand in the future .(www.sophiesamantha.blog)
According to the World Health Organization, only around 0.01 percent of people in India donate their organs after death. On this podcast we have Shivam Nagpal who’s NGO ‘Organ For Life’ works to spread awareness in the India & hopes to go global. Shivam has been featured in the Guardian, Vice, Times of India and NDTV for his work on environment and organ donation. He is working towards a creating a better society for patients suffering from organ ailments throughout the South-Asian region. He is an aspiring Lawyer and has been working for the cause of organ and blood donation from the past 2.5 Years. He lauds the United Kingdom’s opt out system means that all adults agree to become organ donors when they die, unless they have made it known that they do not wish to donate. He believes his biggest motivation for working for the cause is saving lives.
If you have not recorded an organ donation decision and you are not in one of the excluded groups, it will be considered that you agree to donate your organs when you die.
In today’s world, many of us rely on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube, and Instagram to find and connect with each other. While each has its benefits, it’s important to remember that social media can never be a replacement for real-world human connection.(HelpGuide.Org). On this podcast we have Blessed Pepple , he has been named Coventry University’s Student of the Year. After graduating, he was elected as the Vice President of Coventry University’s Student Union. Here, he worked on various projects locally and internationally to support various student groups. He championed peer-to-peer mentoring programmes to support the development of young people and students in higher education. He talks about social media spending an excessive amount of time on social media can increase feelings of sadness, dissatisfaction, frustration, or loneliness are impacting your life. He urges the youth to re-examine your online habits and find a healthier balance.
Matthew Billington recalled when he entered the 4th year as a dental student at King's College London, He soon discovered that being elected President of the KCL Dental Society came with its fair share of problems. After engaging with Presidents from other dental schools ,He soon discovered that nearly every new President of a university society is in the same boat, re-creating the wheel, each and every year."
The Society® app made its debut at King's College London with the President of KCL Dental Society deciding to revolutionize the way that its society was run. He originally came up with the idea of an app to have a profound and positive impact on committees and society members. Helping committees to save time through automating event management, certificates, ticketing/e- tickets for events, whilst having the committee displayed and available for all members to directly contact through the chat. A great way to interconnect all the societies in a university.
Matthew explained, “As years go by, we are finding Facebook is becoming increasingly outdated, seeing a progressive decline in engagement with university students. Society® is a fresh new app available for all of us to use, evolving new levels of engagement.”
With popular event booking platforms such as Eventbrite and Fatsoma, having high transaction fees, Matthew also wanted to create a platform with the lowest possible ticket transaction fees for students, whilst remaining free for free events.
Matthew continues, “We now have a university society platform which allows everyone to engage in multiple societies and events are all in one place. No more lost links on WhatsApp chat groups!”
That's why he decided to create a free, all-in-one app, to increase engagement and productivity for all Presidents and Committees of student societies. The idea: to save time for committees while connecting students on a whole new level. His vision is to automate, digitize and revolutionize university societies and college clubs, groups is definitely the Future to more students engagement & a greater student experience.
Shana Khatir is a practicing artist who runs her own portrait business . She is a 3rd year Fine Art student at the University of Bolton. She talks about struggles that artists face during lockdown with lack of accessibility to studios. She also talks about her beautiful journey as an artist & how intense practicing art can be. The atmosphere at University of Bolton has contributed to growth as artist. Shana also mentions the significance of Art in improving mental health. She quotes through her journey “Art is everything”
It is a privilege to know her professionally & to know about her mental health journey. She has worked relentlessly for the students at Chester University. She is someone who has encouraged everyone to get involved in the SU & always greets everyone with a smile . Today we speak to Eleanor Lewis the president of Chester Students’ Union. She talks about her journey as a student 3 years ago where she first entered the SU & wanted her picture on the wall with other Student Union Presidents over the years. In her final year, She ran for SU President & won despite being an underdog. She also spoke about being a second year president and discussed the pressures of the job & difference roles one has to take while working with the University. She has given more than a hundred percent every-time she has fought for student rights & definitely would be difficult for anyone to replace her . She also encourages the students to participate in the elections & contest them . It is a life changing experience for everyone involved.
Professor of Cultural Research Development. He is responsible for supporting collaborative research activities across the School of Arts. Paul is an experienced academic and has published extensively across a diverse range of subjects in the Arts, Education, Business and Technology domains. Before the COVID-19 pandemic struck, creative organisations involved in advertising, fashion, film and graphic design were thriving - discover what areas you could enter as the sector looks to get back on its feet The UK's creative industries contributed £115.9billion to the economy in 2019, according to the Department of Digital, Culture, Media & Sport. This is a 43.6% increase since 2010 and means the sector makes up just under 6% of the economy as a whole.
He is currently engaged by the university in the EU Horizon 2020 project RAGE (Realising an Applied Gaming Ecosystem Europe), in chairing the Whitman 200 conference and in supporting the School of Arts collaborative research projects
Professor Hollins will answer the following questions : 1.Who are the main graduate employers? 2.What's it like working in the sector? 3.What are the key issues in the creative industries? 4.Your advise to students who want to pursue creative arts ? * Do you think there are enough jobs * It’s the only idustry that boomed during the lockdown
Paul has a strong and diverse background from business and academia to draw on when challenging the current state of educational technology. It would be an interesting talk and discussion on what the future for creative art students should look like.
On this podcast we will be speaking to Omkar Singh,The Vice President of ARU students’ Union.Omkar is an international student from India.He will talk about his journey as Student Activist to India to also-successfully working with the Angila Ruskin University to invest in a million pound project for helping students in various issues like Employment,Mentorship & Looking after their mental wellbeing. Omkar describes the various challenges students have to face when they arrive in the UK. Which include homesickness,cultural shock & how the pandemic has had affected them specifically.
Today we will be speaking to Alice Flannery, The former Students Union’ President of Royal Northern College of Music .Talking about how the pandemic has affected the music industry overall and what it means to aspiring artists. One-third of professional British musicians are considering giving up their careers amid the coronavirus pandemic. We will also discuss the affect of music on our mental health & round of up the chat with few advices for Aspiring Artists & how to cope with the Lockdown 3.0.
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