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The Work Brunch Podcast

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  • Summary

  • Each week Speech Debelle brings a new podcast, cooking up a brunch for guests inspired by their early food memories, and discovering what else fuels them to keep doing ‘The Work’ they do.

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Episodes
  • #10 with Yrsa Daley-Ward - renowned poet and writer joins us for the season finale.

    #10 with Yrsa Daley-Ward - renowned poet and writer joins us for the season finale.
    Mar 19 2017
    Speech is joined by writer and actor Yrsa Daley-Ward joins us for the last episode of season one. She talks being raised by her grandmother, the letter she never got to send to her father, the thin line between fantasy and reality in writing, why when "you believe something you make it real", and the power of free writing.

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • #9 with Eg White - Songwriter for some of the biggest hits this Decade

    #9 with Eg White - Songwriter for some of the biggest hits this Decade
    Mar 12 2017
    Speech is joined by Ivor Novello Award winning songwriter and composer, Eg White. He contemplates why listening to other music is the greatest form of inspiration, why the best music sells authority, and why Solange's "A Seat at The Table" just wasn’t believable. Speech cooks up is school dinners inspired “crispy chicken strips, mash potato, mint & herb green peas, and gravy”.

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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • #8 with Ayishat - Stylist to the Stars and Social Commentator

    #8 with Ayishat - Stylist to the Stars and Social Commentator
    Mar 5 2017
    Speech is joined by celebrity stylist, Ayishat Akanbi. They uncover how foster care helped shaped her identity, stripping the victim hood narrative, why there's nothing "supreme" about racism and how authentic is the online Afrocentric movement? Speech cooks up a comforting “spaghetti bolognaise”

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    56 mins
Music Social Sciences Spirituality
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