Fearless Youth Association: Recent Episodes

Fearless Youth Association

Working across Nottingham with a range of communities, focusing on empowering & developing black youth. Explore our various podcasts, from Community Conversations to Sounds Of Lockdown. Co-Creators of The MDM Pod.

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This time on the FYA rotation features our esteemed head of operations, who will be giving her views on FYA's activities and operations. Angela, the adept and unique leader, will offer advice on leading a charity, engaging with the media, and how to interact in workplace relationships.

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This week's guest on the FYA rotational is the incomparable Jessica Neat with her hairstyling venture 'Neat Hair'. She will discuss the inner workings of the hair and cosmetics industry, pathways for entering this field, and the impact of parenthood on her business.

Insta - @neathair__

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This week, we have the knowledgeable herbalist Kelechi and his business 'Herbal Intent'. He will provide insights into the various ways plants can benefit the human body, and offer guidance on their cultivation and consumption. Additionally, Kelechi will share his unique blends and present some examples of tea blends that he offers for sale to the public.

Insta - @hintent333

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This week on the FYA interviews, we're joined by the delightful and talented musician Orisha. She'll share her insights on the influence of music on black women in the UK, her personal music creation process, and her favourite songs. Additionally, Orisha will discuss the event she organises, 'Orisha and Friends,' and its effect on the community. Check out the links down below for more information.

Insta - @Orishaandfriends

Insta - @Orishaartist

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This episode we are joined by the lovely Janet Rose, she will be explaining her wonderful organisation 'When Women Gather' and giving an incite to how organisations like WWG work and get started, plus we will be discussing what is next for WWG.

Insta - @when_women_gather_

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In this episode we will be exploring the music career of Rae Remell, we will be touching on his love for music and how he got started. he will be giving his views on how the music industry is and the differences he'd make.

insta - @raeremell

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Ahsean is an aspiring Hip Hop and Dancehall artist giving his incite on his music background, thoughts on the industry as well as some wise words for listeners.

We Asked him a series of questions and here is what he had to say.

Ig-@ahsean_universe

YouTube-@ahseanuniverse

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In this episode of the Fearless Youth Rotational podcast, FYA’s Ben, Jordan, and Khaled are joined by Henri Baptiste from Pathway Housing Solutions; where they have a wide-ranging discussion on issues such as what defines homelessness, where support can be found, and personal experiences.

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In this episode of the Fearless Youth Rotational podcast, Ben (not FMB Ben!) from Nottinghamshire Police joins us in discussing issues surrounding drugs and crime in Nottingham; by speaking about what the Police do to prevent crime and also help young people stay healthy and safe.

Cover image courtesy Jack Williams via Pexels. Image license found here. Background was removed from the image.

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In the third episode of the Fearless Youth Rotational, Khaled, Jordan, and Ben from the Fearless Youth Association (in partnership with FMB Radio) discuss the definition and challenges of LGBT+ communities. And explain the importance of maintaining a non-toxic environment for ourselves and others through kindness and understanding, to increase the knowledge of young people about staying safe and staying positive. 

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Today we are highlighting the importance of understanding alternative eating habits. As many young people are turning to Veganism, Vegetarianism, and plant-based diets, sharing relevant information is our main priority to increase their understanding of others' beliefs, challenges, and opinions.

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In the first episode of the Fearless Youth Rotational, Khaled, Jordan, and Ben from the Fearless Youth Association (in partnership with FMB Radio) discuss ‘what is a Digital Footprint’, where feelings of community are found online, and the importance of being yourself and having positive emotions when using social media.

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This episode looks at the premature deaths relating to climate change.

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In this episode, we discuss knife crime, the issues and possible resolutions. 

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Tharaka and Casey have discussions about MadTruth, art, music and more!

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Madelaine, Tharaka and Marget have an open political discussion.

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Edrissa Touray, Tharaka, Marget and Maya have an open discussion on knife crime, viewer discretion is advised.

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Tharaka and several placement students from The University of Nottingham have an open discussion on Meta platforms and The Metaverse and its effects on the mind, society and wider implications.

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‘ Allow me to reintroduce myself, My name is Kairel, welcome to the first episode of my Podcast!... Music can be such a powerful tool in bringing others together, there is Individualism in music, there is unity in music. But most importantly; there is fellowship. Tune in to my FIRST episode as Me and My friend Jaya (@JayaHadADream) discuss Music, the healing effect it has, cheating in relationships and Bob Marley ‘  -  The Host, Kairel Mcleary- Barnes  

Follow Chocolate Goddess, AKA Kairel, on socials etc: https://linktr.ee/everyonelovesabitofchocolate

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Provided by FYA : https://linktr.ee/fya_notts

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This week we are back for a third episode where we discuss cancel culture when different celebrities and influencers are essentially put on a social blacklist and their careers and reputations become tarnished. We touch on terms like ‘snowflakes’ which is used to define people who are less resilient and more likely to be offended by different things. Join us for another interesting and enlightening episode! 

Also available on YouTube

Guest Starring – Charlotte Jackson, Phoebe Hassell, Daniel Bown and Joseph Anderson.  

Supported by FYA

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The Weekly 411: This week, we are back for another episode to talk about Men’s Mental Health. Me and some friends discuss the importance of opening up, creating routine and being surrounded by people that make you feel comfortable and happy!

Guest Starring – Jake Gibson, Guy Greenwood and Frankie Barbieri.

The Weekly 411 – A new podcast created and hosted by Dylan Tejada. Each week, I get some of my friends and other young people to come together and discuss important topics beyond our usual conversations. It allows us all to share our ideas and thoughts on different situations and ongoing issues whilst keeping it light and entertaining! I hope you enjoy listening and engaging with us and follow for similar and any future content!

Available on our Youtube & Spotify: https://linktr.ee/fya_notts

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The Weekly 411 – A new podcast created and hosted by Dylan Tejada, "Each week, I get some of my friends and other young people to come together and discuss important topics beyond our usual conversations. It allows us all to share our ideas and thoughts on different situations and ongoing issues whilst keeping it light and entertaining! I hope you enjoy listening and engaging with us and follow for similar and any future content!"  

The Weekly 411: A podcast made by young people to talk about different and important topics! This week Dylan’s focus is Masculinity and Femininity, in relation to the recent circulating story around Sarah Everard. Guest Starring – Charlotte Jackson, Phoebe Hassell and Joseph Anderson.

Also available on YouTube

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We are excited to announce the release of the Sounds of Lockdown podcast, a journey through sound and music created by Parmjit Sagoo, Jaya Gordon-Moore, Craig Hill (Rap name: C.A.S.E), Daud Xiddig and Dom Hubner.

In 2020, musician Jaya Gordon-Moore and creative practitioner Parmjit Sagoo worked with three young musicians – Craig, Daud and Dom – to create a podcast that reflects on their experiences of the past year. They used creative activities, writing, spoken word, music, rap and sampling to create individual and collective audio pieces. Sounds of Lockdown opened up a space to talk about the challenges of life during the Covid-19 pandemic, including mental health impacts, and share personal stories and reflections. The project also provided a creative outlet and led to new collaborations and the podcast amplifies young talent.

Tracklist:

  1. Introduction (ft Craig, Daud, Dom, Parmjit & Jaya)
  2. Soundscape by Parmjit
  3. Question Time (ft Craig, Daud, Dom, Parmjit & Jaya)
  4. Synesthesia by Daud
  5. Phone Call (ft Craig & Daud)
  6. You're In My Heart by Dom
  7. State Of EmerGEN-Z by Daud
  8. C.A.S.E by Craig
  9. Soundscape by Parmjit
  10. Finding It Now by Dom
  11. Pendulum by Daud
  12. Hope by Craig (C.A.S.E)
  13. Hope by Jaya (JayaHadADream)
  14. Beautiful Place by Dom
  15. Message 2 Self by Jaya (JayaHadADream)
  16. Message 2 Self by Craig (C.A.S.E)
  17. Soundscape by Parmjit

The project has been developed as a collaboration between Primary, Fearless Youth Association (FYA), and FMB Radio.

Sound production by Alex Rooz https://soundcloud.com/fitzroyrooz

Image by Honey Moore https://www.instagram.com/honeysartss/

Parmjit Sagoo has worked as a creative practitioner and community arts specialist for over 18 years, with extensive experience of working within a wide range of community, arts, and education settings. Her unique approach weaves together drama, story-making, story-telling, creative movement, conversation, and yoga. Through integrating these practices, Parmjit facilitates safe yet dynamic spaces, enabling exploration, imagination, collaboration, and connection. Parmjit investigates how these creative processes can become pathways to personal and collective transformation and wellbeing, constantly exploring the potential of the arts and yogic practices to heal, empower and build resilience.

https://lnk.bio/parmjitsagoo_satya.rising

Jaya Gordon-Moore

Jaya Gordon-Moore (Stage name: JayaHadADream) is a female independent rapper, singer, and producer from Cambridge now based in Nottingham. After studying her degree in Sociology at the University Of Nottingham, she now works full time as a creative at Fearless Youth Association and on a number of freelancing projects across the community. Jaya strives to incorporate elements of social justice commentary into her music, particularly around Race, Gender, Identity Politics and Wellbeing, maintaining a current yet unique sound.

https://linktr.ee/jayahadadreammusic

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Welcome to our new series, Community Conversations! Using Zoom, we have been inviting members of Nottingham's diverse and vibrant community to talk and debate different topics and questions. The aim of this is to open up conversations between people that are not usually had, connect the community, elevate voices, and find a common ground and direction to implement social action in the future.   

In this episode we discuss the impact of COVID19, Brexit and other factors on young people and careers.  Also available on Youtube 

Our community conversations are welcome to all. To keep updated on our next discussion make sure you are following our social media pages. 

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In this episode we discuss Ethnicity and Education in the UK, inequality, representation and share our own experiences and thoughts. We also discuss the term minority and the pros and cons of using it in this context. Furthermore we discuss how things can improve and move forward.

Our community conversations are welcome to all. To keep updated on our next discussion make sure you are following our social media pages: https://linktr.ee/fya_notts

Also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/FvDL6lu-Sbs

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Welcome to our new series, Community Conversations! Using Zoom, we have been inviting members of Nottingham's diverse and vibrant community to talk and debate different topics and questions. The aim of this is to open up conversations between people that are not usually had, connect the community, elevate voices, and find a common ground and direction to implement social action in the future. In this episode we discuss whether as an individual spending more money through things like shopping and leisure, can improve mental wellbeing. Although some people agreed with the statement, arguing that from their experience spending money or having the ability to spend money does make them feel better and take their mind off things, others argued that this was merely immediate gratification and mostly temporary. Furthermore they suggested that the meaning of money may need to be changed, and there needs to be more of an emphasis on community, reaching out for help from peers and self love.

Our community conversations are welcome to all. To keep updated on our next discussion make sure you are following our social media pages: https://linktr.ee/fya_notts

Also available on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1fXPBWasyk&t=2s&ab_channel=FearlessYouthNotts