“I didn’t want to be a lawyer because it’s too serious and I didn’t want to be a politician because I enjoy telling the truth” – Munya Chawawa [@munyachawawa]
British-Zimbabwean Comedian; Munya Chawawa Talks Upbringing, Covid:19, and Plans For His Bright Future The rise of social media comedy was recently propelled into new heights over the last year, launching the careers
Eight Women & Girls reflect on their journeys & hopes for the future, this International Women’s Day.
We Celebrate International Women’s Day 2021. The 8th March marks International Women’s Day 2021, a day to celebrate the achievements of women across history and appreciate women both globally and in wider
“The violin makes me feel free” – 4stringsz [@fourstringsz]
Violinist, Composer & Producer 4stringsz on his origins & creative process. South London bred musician 4stringsz joined us at GUAP studios to talk to us about his creative process. 4stringsz, like many
“Blackness has many different forms and we must allow black art to represent that” – TJ Agbo [@tjagbo_]
British-Nigerian artist; TJ Agbo is the bright future of abstract art. British – Nigerian artist TJ Agbo caught up with us one grey-skied London afternoon, in his hometown Peckham to talk to
Creative & Sex Worker Naomi Janae Speaks On How Onlyfans transformed her profession [@unpleasantbabe ]
Naomi Janae tells us how sex work on Onlyfans offered her more stability & ability to be creative. The covid:19 pandemic this year left the most vulnerable people in the world in
The UK Is Not Innocent: The Reality of Racism in the UK (Part 3) [@IbrahimKamara_] & More
We Hear From Black British Young People On Their Experience with Police in the UK In this three-part series entitled ‘The UK Is Not Innocent,’ we sit down with six individuals to