In this episode we sit down (in a very noisy cafe, sorry) with Ashanti Bentil-Dhue, a Virgin Start Up Mentor and Business Consultant that specialises in the food industry. She tells us how she started her platform and what we essentially need before starting something similar. If you're looking to create a community then this episode is definitely for you. Ashanti thoroughly enjoys connecting women in the food business by hosting networking events for food entrepreneurs. You can can get food...

In this episode we have the pleasure of Nadu Placca, owner of events and experiential company NP Presents. Nadu is phenomenal at her job, events planning, working on high profile events within Somerset House, Royal Albert Hall (to name but a few) and her most recent event was the Lagos Marathon. That being said, Nadu tells us how she became an event planner, the characteristics and skill sets needed to be a success within the industry. As always, any feedback (good or bad) is invaluable to...

Did you know your local council has a growth hub department that's there to help your enterprise grow? Nor did we until Tobi blessed us with such knowledge. In this episode we have Tobi, co-founder of digital agency Studio 14, where he speaks to us about how he started from a music background producing music for Wiley (yes, name drop) to being self-taught graphic designer, website developer and eventually co-founding Studio 14 with his brother. This conversation is laced with great how to...

In this episode we have Emmanuel Abiola, Software Engineer (Freelance) at Gigster, and one of the most humble individuals we've had the pleasure of interviewing. We speak to him about what software engineering is particularly machine-learning, why he decided this was a career for him and most importantly how you can get into this career too As always, any feedback (good or bad) is invaluable to us so please do get in touch via email - [email protected] or 'blacticulate' on any social...

In this episode we have Lina Gadi and Aaron Wallace, co-founders of Shear & Shine - a grooming business that caters to the Black gent. We speak about their route into the industry, what can be done to raise the bar of barber shops and more importantly how you can start your own business too. As always, any feedback (good or bad) is invaluable to us so please do get in touch via email - [email protected] or 'blacticulate' on social media. Last but not least, please comment/review...

In this episode we have Anton Cole, Project Manager for Google (specifically looking after e-marketing campaigns for the Digital Garage project). Anton is such an affable an earnest man who tells us what project management is all about (regardless of industry), the type of characters that will thrive in such a role and finally how we can work for Google too. As always, any feedback (good or bad) is invaluable to us so please do get in touch via email - [email protected] or...

In this episode we have Imrie Morgan, CEO of ShoutOut Network and co-host of the Melanin Millennials podcast. She speaks to us about her unorthodox (her career started with Monkeys, no jokes) route into podcasting, her opinion on what makes a good podcast and best practices of promoting a podcast. As always, any feedback (good or bad) is invaluable to us so please do get in touch via email - [email protected] and/or our social media @blacticulate Last but not least, please...

In this episode we are joined by Ola the Comedian, where we speak about his route into the comedy industry, what you need to do if you wanted too, and whole lot more. Is this our funniest episode to date? Probably, but you decide. As always, please rate, comment or share this episode however you can. And please get at us via Blacticulate social media or email us at [email protected]. You're the best!

In this episode we have Asiko, if y'all don't know about him then you're slipping - just joking (even though we're really not). Asiko is a London based African Art Photographer focused on exploring culture, identity and femininity. And he speaks candidly about his career journey to date - the essential knowledge and skills he wished he had known when he first started. So guys, if you are an aspiring photographer or know anyone who might be then this is the episode for you. As always, please...

Happy New Year! In this episode we have Antonio Cisse, a senior training consultant for the Banking industry. What does this mean? Well tune in because Antonio breaks down the industry, the routes in and much more. As always, please rate, share and/or comment on this episode via our social media channel - Blacticulate, or email, [email protected] You guy are the best! Hope you have a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.

Here guys - Merry Xmas! In this episode we have Damola Timeyin a Strategist for BBH. He gives us a comprehensive overview on what being a strategist within a creative agency entails and how to navigate this space as a person of colour, and much more. As always, please rate, share and/or comment on this episode via our social media channel - Blacticulate, or email, [email protected] You guy are the best! Hope you have a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.

Hey guys! We're back at it again with another Blacticulate episode featuring an amazing guest - Anne Marie Imafidon. Anne-Marie is the founder of non-for- profit organisation called Stemettes, which aims to inspire the next generation of females into Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) fields by showing them the amazing women already in STEM. We find out how she does what she does in hope that you can either join her cause or start something similar, too. As always your...

Hey Guys, Blacticulate is officially a year old, where did the time go? Well, in this episode we give you a year summary of Blacticulate, how we put the podcast together (process and tools used), the ups and downs and what's next for the brand. We give thanks to everyone who has been featured, but most importantly we give thanks to you - the listeners - because without your unwavering support we would not exist. So here's to another great year!

In todays episode we have Cherish, an educator, writer, advocate, teacher of philosophy, to name but a few of her hats. She tells us about her venture 'Effective Education Africa' - a social enterprise working to fundraise for projects supporting under privileged girls in Africa. And best of all, how you can start your own social enterprise, too. If you find this episode interesting then please do rate it on iTunes or share it with others. As always thanks for listening, you guys are the best!

In this episode we have Tony Supreme a youth worker, poet and all round inspiring man. We find out why he got into his line of work, but specifically how he did it so that you can too. If you find this episode (or any others) interesting please do rate it on iTunes and share it. As always thanks for listening, you guys are the best!

In this episode we have Shenilee who talks about how to get into Dentistry and specifically what the challenges she faces as a Black woman in the industry. If this episode (or any other episodes for that matter) was interesting please do rate/review it on iTunes and/or share the content to those who may find it useful. And as always thanks for listening you guys are the best!

In this episode with have Babs and boy can she talk - in the best way! - where she shares with us how Gingham Doll her Fashion brand started, what she has learned (and is still learning) and best of all what resources you could use to get started, too. If this episode (or any other episodes for that matter) was interesting please do rate/review it on iTunes and/or share the content to those who may find it entertaining/helpful. As always, thanks for listening and you guys are the best!

In this episode we have Joy, an award-winning producer with over seven years experience in producing corporate, commercials to features. She talks to Blacticulate about her daily struggles in the industry. Guys, we intend to get her back on the podcast and ask her specific 'how to' questions, so if you have any questions you'd like us to ask her then please get in touch via email - [email protected] or twitter - @Blacticulate. And as always, if this episode (or any other episodes for...

This was another great episode where Sheila and Mangaliso (her newborn) give great advice on how to create a successful event, the challenges, internship platforms out there to help you start a career in Events management, and a whole lot more. If this episode (or any other episodes for that matter) is interesting please rate it on iTunes and do share the content to those who may benefit from it. As always your feedback on Blacticulate is very welcomed, to get in touch please email...

In this episode we have Renay, Content Manager for Acast. First off we'd like to say that without Renay Blacticulate would not be on the Acast platform nor would it have started as soon as it did. Second, Renay shares her wealth of experience on how you can get a job in the Film and Podcast industry, too. Your feedback is invaluable so please give us some notes on '[email protected]' and if you would like to be featured please get in touch via Facebook, Instagram and/or...

In this episode Paul Henry, Business Management Consultant, gives us in a matter of fact way solid advice and resources should we wish to choose a Business Management Consultant path. If you like/dislike this episode please give us feedback why at '[email protected]'. And you can follow Blacticulate on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

From the archives: we speak with Ejiro, Julian and Rotimi about dating scene, interracial relationships and physically learning (unlearning) to be attracted to all sorts. The conversation got loud, fun and controversial. Please give us feedback at '[email protected]', it is very welcomed as we want/need to improve, always. Oh and follow Blacticulate on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Another great episode with Ike Okolie, Digital Strategist and founder of clothing brand Ascensions. We talk about our desire to help the black community in the little ways we can and what books he is reading that gives him a competitive advantage.

In this episode Akara tells us why Aaliyah needed to die, wait! It makes sense if you listen, how age ain't nothing but a number when it comes to making it as a musician and most importantly there's plenty of advice, resources and tip on how you can become a music producer, too. You can listen to the full music on the end credit: - http://smarturl.it/JMDP It was co-written with/performed by Jean-Mikhael: - https://twitter.com/Thejeanmikhael And produced by Akara Etteh

Hey guys, this is a short episode because we get right to the point. How does Abi, founder of Afrokanist, do what she does and how can she help you do the same? Listen to her generous advice, resources and tips.