|E30| Anand talks: My Spiritual Journey (on First Serve with Sina Haghighat)
We discuss: How I first came into contact with spiritually inclined youth. Where did the idea to use my summer holidays to stay in an ashram in India and serve…
We discuss: How I first came into contact with spiritually inclined youth. Where did the idea to use my summer holidays to stay in an ashram in India and serve…
About the Guest. Music is Boluwatife (Bolu) Adefemi's passion. The singer-songwriter finds inspiration in everything around her and being a young Black woman, she has created a song for Black…
Born in France to Algerian parents, Sadi recalls his childhood memory of moving from a neighbourhood filled with immigrant families and children of immigrants, to one where he was part…
Shavika shares how it was to be not American enough for the Americans, but not Indian enough for the Indians either. Coming from a family of strong-willed women who went…
As an UK-born Iranian, Sina speaks about what it was like to grow up as a third culture kid who was influenced both by the British culture around him, and…
A storyteller, Climate Reality Leader, school speaker on climate change and animal rights, as well as recipient of Al Gore's training program on climate change communication: Vivina Vincent. In this…
In part 2, we explore: How consistency and relatability are just as important (if not more) than talent in having a significant impact The importance of having a coach in…
Kojo Agyei talks very frankly about growing up as the only non-white kid in his area, being stared at for looking different to everyone else, and how this fuelled his…
In this conversation, we discussed: Becoming aware of the fortunate family and environment she was brought up in Living in a society that are not trained to ask why and…
Alex gives her fresh perspective and learnings on topics such as: How I managed to become grateful for the privileges I had in order to use to serve those less…