Roshini Kempadoo
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Pawlet Brookes talks with Roshini Kempadoo as they discuss Kempadoo's journey as a scholar, cultural activist, photographer and media artist. Listen as Kempadoo discusses photography in the archive and the importance of bringing about change. Music by NWAKKE.
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Winifred Atwell
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Winifred Atwell was a renowned pianist, captivating audiences from around the world. Her fame led to her becoming the highest selling pianist of her time and the first Black artist to reach no.1 in the UK singles chart. Listen as Pawlet Brookes shares some of Atwell's achievements and to hear her legacy through a recording of her playing Black and White Rag. Music Licensing through PRS/PPL. Podcast music by NWAKKE.
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Cathy Tyson
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Pawlet Brookes speaks to Cathy Tyson as they discuss Tyson’s journey as an actress and director. Listen as Tyson discusses the influence history has had on her practice, some of the lessons she has learnt and the inspirations behind her work. Music by NWAKKE
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Baroness Lola Young OBE
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Forming a unique crossover with BlackInk magazine, Pawlet Brookes interviews Baroness Lola Young where they discuss Young's journey within cultural politics. Listen as Young describes the links between creativity and cultural practices as well as the bills she has put forward and sponsored within the House of Lords. Music by NWAKKE.
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Ruby Turner MBE
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Pawlet Brookes talks with Ruby Turner, R&B and soul singer, songwriter and performer. Listen as Turner describes particular inspirations that influenced her journey, what makes her proud and what music means to her. Music by NWAKKE.
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Professor Bertha Ochieng
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Pawlet Brookes talks with Bertha Ochieng as they discuss her research in integrated health and social care particularly in Black women and families in all stages of their lives. Listen as Ochieng describes her passion for community engagement and the importance of supporting each other along our journeys. Music by NWAKKE
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Elsie Owusu OBE RA RIBA FRSA
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Pawlet Brookes talks with Elsie Owusu where they discuss her journey as an architect. Listen as Owusu talks through architecture as a people centered process and how her experiences have influenced who she is today. Music by NWAKKE
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Reverend Eve Pitts
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Pawlet Brookes talks with Reverend Eve Pitts as they discuss navigating life as the first Black female priest of the Church of England. Listen as Pitts describes her journey with spirituality and the different communities she has served. Music by NWAKKE
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Griselda Togobo
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Pawlet Brookes talks with Griselda Togobo where they discuss Togobo's work in championing and elevating women's voices. Listen as Togobo describes her passion within STEM, the major influences in her life and the importance of staying open minded. Music by NWAKKE.
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SuAndi OBE D’Litt D’Art FRSL
100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Pawlet Brookes talks with SuAndi where they discuss her work within the arts as a performance poet. Listen as SuAndi describes her journey within her writing and how her life experiences have impacted her work. Music by NWAKKE. Please be advised that this episode contains reference to racist language.
info_outlinePawlet Brookes talks with Selasi Setufe, Co-Founder and Director of Black Females in Architecture. Listen as Setufe describes navigating her journey within the built environment industry, the importance of creating networks and some of the life lessons she has picked up along her way. Music by NWAKKE.