The first podcast for 2021. A catch-up conversation touching on topical news highlights and low points.
I interrupt a conversation with two sister ( my mum and aunt ) about life in Barbados when they were young, living in America and the UK. (part 2)
I interrupt a conversation with two sister ( my mum and aunt ) about life in Barbados when they were young, living in America and the UK. (partl 1)
Football is starting back and after Episode 5 it was time to a catch up with the "mandem". Nigel Foster posed an interesting question, and then the conversation began...
A catch up conversation with father and son about the new normal. We touch on some topical issues and agree and sometimes disagree.
What was London like in the 1960's for a young man coming from St Lucia in the Caribbean ?
Mr Willie Melchor shares his first impressions and experiences of life in London.
This episode was a difficult one to do, because it was after the death of George Floyd. It comes from a place of emotional pain, a difficult conversation with father and son. It’s a conversation about, how the world is unfair, how one man’s life is valued less than another. It’s a conversation about racism, bias and prejudice. But its also about hope, the hope that young people bring for the future. Its important to have difficult conversations, without them we will never have lasting change.
1 hour plus special with guest DJ Maintain, Nigel Foster, Paul Dixon and Pete Augustine discussing football, Covid-19, sport, life and more football.
Some highlights at some points below, but listen to the whole podcast for your own highlights.
11 min Football focus.
27 min You cannot be serious.
38 min Young players.
55 min What do you want for your club ?
1 hr 4 min What have you been watching or recommend ?
1 hr 17 min Not letting it determine who I am...
1 hr 31 min What made you want to do boxing?
1 hr 41 min Some final thoughts.
An interview with Paul Dixon, Dennis Owusu and Noah Emmanuel before the Covid-19 lockdown about what got them into boxing.
The conversation continues about Covert-19 in the UK and China and the impact on peoples lives. We talk about what we are watching and listening to.
A conversation with DJ Maintain about the impact of Covid-19 around the world and where he is living in Uganda. Then the podcast is hacked, by the family using HouseParty.
A conversation with Dennis Owusu a former amateur boxer about Tyson v Wilder fight and father and son are back discussing topical issues.