Today’s guest is the multi-talented journalist, writer, and poet Charlotte Moore.

She writes for the likes of Cosmopolitan, Refinery 29, and other major publications. She admits that the road to breaking it in media took a lot of grit… and hundreds of emails.

In this episode, Charlotte and I delve into the wonderful, fabulous, and terrifying world of freelance journalism, she explains why she keeps a rejection letter framed on her wall, and importantly, when it comes to your passions, why you should always shoot your shot.

This is the Edit.

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Today’s conversation is with Rabya Lomas, a British Pakistani content creator, consultant and self-coined ’desi disrupter’ 

September 20th is a big day for Rabya, as her Ethnicity Pay Gap petition will finally be debated in parliament. 

She’s calling the government to make it mandatory for large companies to publish their ethnicity pay gaps, to shine a light on race-based inequality in the workplace. 

In this episode, we discuss whether social media activism is a real thing, the importance of advocating for yourself, and how this Desi Disrupter finally found her voice.

This Is The Edit.

You can follow host L’Oréal Blackett on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/loreal_blackett/  and Twitter https://twitter.com/LOreal_B

The Edit Podcast is on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_edit_podcast/

Up next, is my conversation with Tabitha Warley, also known to her followers as Take Heart.

Outside her day job in finance, she’s a blogger who uses her platform to speak about her mental health journey and overcoming self-harm.

But that’s only part of her story. The Yorkshire native is hilarious and unapologetically honest. And, will happily to you to F off if you overstep her boundaries.

In this episode, I ask Tabitha why she shares her unfiltered life online and how she came to have the bravery to walk in her truth.

This Is The Edit.