Nemonte Nenquimo: Saving the Amazonian Rainforest & Fighting for Indigenous Rights
Who Cares Wins Presents Nemonte Nenquimo, the first in our special Extraordinary Women episodes.
Nemonte Nenquimo is a Waorani woman, mother and leader, who has dedicated her life to the defence of Indigenous ancestral territory and cultural survival in the Amazon rainforest. She is the co-founder…
Summer Nights 03: RIP Instagram, Racism in London nightlife & Take a Walk with Me
Welcome to episode 3 of Summer Nights! I am back discussing why Instagram is on its way out, racism in London nightlife and why taking a walk everyday will benefit your well-being and productivity at work.
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Zarifa Ghafari: Fighting for Women's Rights amongst Conflict & War
Who Cares Wins Presents another Extraordinary Women, Zarifa Ghafari.
Zarifa - one of Afghanistan’s youngest female mayors to ever be elected, had to flee the country to Germany last year when the Taliban regained power. She's been tirelessly advocating for women’s rights in a country with one of …
Summer Nights 04: The UK is on Fire, Refuge Charity Campaign & Pimp your LinkedIn profile!
Welcome to episode 4 of Summer Nights! On this episode I discuss the crazy UK heatwave, why Refuge’s latest campaign means so much to me (trigger warning) and how you can pimp your LinkedIn profile.
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Summer Nights 05: Beyoncé Day, Will Smith’s Video Apology to Chris Rock & Tracking Your Wins this Summer
Welcome to Episode 5 of Summer Nights! On this episode I share my excitement about Beyoncé’s new album Renaissance, my thoughts on Will Smith’s video apology to Chris Rock and I invite you to track your weekly wins.
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6. MILTON KEYNES: Worth Raving About
This episode contains references to drug use.
Raves, drugs, and a youth culture revolution. In Milton Keynes?
Anouska’s hometown of Milton Keynes (or MK to the locals x) isn’t known for being particularly cool… But in the nineties and the noughties it was home to a warehouse venue at the centre of…
5. PLYMOUTH: Life of “The Devonshire Wonder”
LGBTQIA+ history doesn’t just exist in London, Manchester and Brighton. It’s everywhere! Including Plymouth!
The I in LGBTQIA+ stands for intersex – those born with variations in their sex characteristics. And unfortunately, their history has often focused on their medical records rather than their…
3. CHEPSTOW: Wales’s First Black Footballer
Lots of us dream of becoming professional footballers. Especially playing for our country. One person who lived that dream was Eddie Parris. In 1931, he became the first Black footballer to represent Wales internationally. But what was professional football like between two world wars?
Scouted as …
2. CUMBERNAULD: Demolishing a New Town
No one wants their hometown to be labelled as dismal. But 13 miles outside of Glasgow, Cumbernauld is the only place to have won an award for being ‘Scotland’s most dismal town’ – twice. Its huge Brutalist shopping centre is an iconic feature of the town’s skyline. Yet in 2023, North Lanarkshire Co…
1. ORMSKIRK: From Gingerbread to a Global Empire
We all deserve a lil' treat to perk us up in the day. But have you ever stopped to think about the history behind your fave sugary snacks?
In the 1800s, ordinary Brits developed a sweet tooth. And one market town 12 miles northeast of Liverpool made use of it. Ormskirk became famous for its gingerb…
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