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In this episode of Soul to Soul, we sit down with Lubiana for a deeply open conversation about music, faith, identity and finding the courage to follow your path.   Lubiana shares how teachers and peers once encouraged her to give up music, leaving her struggling with anxiety, self-doubt and the feeling that she simply wasn't good enough.   She also shares how she found the kora and how the instrument strengthened her faith, gave her a renewed sense of purpose and eventually led her to travel and study across West Africa, reconnecting more deeply with her Cameroonian heritage and identity.   We explore her relationship with God, whom she experiences as an ever-present feminine and masculine energy within all things, and the prayer rituals she practices before stepping onto stage, setting the intention for her music to carry love to everyone listening.   Lubiana reflects on moving away from seeking validation towards asking how she can be of service, navigating ego and social media as an artist, and the importance of listening to our intuition rather than constantly looking outside ourselves for answers.   A beautiful conversation about faith, purpose, ancestry, music and having the courage to follow the signs life places in front of us ❤️   00:00 Intro 01:05 Alicia Keys Moment 01:42 Early Influences 02:53 Music School Rejection 04:04 Kora Dreams And Sign 06:12 Roots And Identity 07:46 Faith As Daily Practice 09:39 Music As Service 12:23 Ego And Social Media 15:14 Unity And Oneness 16:44 Soul Revolution Wrap Up   LINKS - Lubiana 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lubiana_k/  🌿 Website: https://lubiana.world/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌍 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Urban Flux: https://urbanflux.co.uk/  📍Location - Weston Park    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.   #Lubiana #SoulToSoul #SoulRevolutionFestival #Kora #AfricanMusic #Spirituality #Faith #Podcast #ConsciousMusic

In this episode, we sit down with members of Curawaka for a beautiful conversation about music, spirituality, creativity and connection.   We explore the story behind their latest single “Olokun”, how their music emerges through nature, intuition and spontaneous moments of creation, and why they see their songs as more than music, but as prayer and medicine.   We also dive into love, equality, caring for the Earth and our families, remembering the divine, and how we can carry the feeling of unity we experience at gatherings back into our everyday lives.   A beautiful conversation about music, spirit, community and remembrance ❤️   00:00 Ocean Blessing Melody 02:18 Ocean Deities Tribute 03:38 Sound and Inspiration Today 04:49 Nature Writing 06:55 Authentic Collective Process 10:43 Music as Prayer Message 15:15 Hope in Hard Times 20:14 Keeping Unity Daily 24:49 Rituals Presence Practice 28:15 Connect and Closing   LINKS - Curawaka 📸 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/curawaka_official/  🌿 LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/curawaka_official    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌍 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Urban Flux: https://urbanflux.co.uk/  📍Location - Weston Park    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.   #Curawaka #SoulToSoul #SoulRevolutionFestival #MedicineMusic #ConsciousMusic #Spirituality #UnityAndOneness #Podcast

"We are the species that writes lullabies and builds bombs."    In this episode we sit down with the incredible Sophia Kai for an open and vulnerable conversation about creativity, courage, spirituality and the inner journey behind her art.   Sophia shares how she finds the courage to explore challenging and sometimes uncomfortable subjects through her music and poetry, and the creative process that allows her to turn deeply personal experiences into art that has resonated with millions of people around the world.   We explore imposter syndrome, self-criticism and learning to quieten the inner voice that tells us we're not enough, alongside the importance of self-reflection and continuing to grow both personally and creatively.   Sophia also opens up about her spiritual path and personal beliefs as well as her mixed heritage.    A beautiful conversation with an artist unafraid to look beneath the surface and express what she finds there. We hope you enjoy it. 🙏   Subscribe for more Soul to Soul conversations with artists, musicians, teachers and change-makers from the Soul Revolution community.   LINKS - Sophia Kai (Journal Of The Soul)  📸 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/journalofthesoul/  🌿 Website: https://www.journalofthesoul.com/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌍 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Urban Flux: https://urbanflux.co.uk/  📍Location - Weston Park    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.   #SophiaKai #SoulToSoul #SoulRevolutionFestival #Podcast #SpokenWord #Poetry #Spirituality #Creativity #SelfReflection

Live from the festival, Imani interviews Belgian handpan artist Koné about hearing rhythms in everyday sounds, his musical beginnings in percussion, and how he discovered the handpan at 16.    He shares the story behind his name, rooted in his parents’ travels and a close family friend in Mali, and describes finding his first handpan through a flooded-cellar listing, later realising it was the 67th PANArt Hang ever made.    Koné explains finishing a Master’s in Law while building his music career, touring internationally, and forming the didgeridoo-handpan duo Tribal Twins after meeting Filippo busking in Copenhagen.    He discusses entering a “channel” state while playing, how music and meditation helped him through difficult teen years, and how conscious festivals - starting with Soul Revolution - gave him community and support.    He also previews collaborations and a dream-themed harp-handpan album debuting at Soul Revolution.   LINKS - Koné  📸 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/konemoerman/  🌿 Website: https://konemotion.com/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌍 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Urban Flux: https://urbanflux.co.uk/  📍Location - Weston Park   Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.   #Handpan #Podcast #Music #Healing #consciousfestival #community #artist #soulrevolutionfestival #transformation #meditation #tribaltwins

What happens when someone grows up around Christianity, walks away to explore Eastern spirituality, and unexpectedly finds themselves drawn back to faith?   In this deeply honest conversation, musician Satsang shares his remarkable spiritual journey—from an abusive childhood and years of searching through meditation, yoga, psychedelics, and Eastern philosophy, to addiction, relapse, and a life-changing encounter that renewed his relationship with God.   Together we explore: • Why organised religion pushed him away, but Jesus drew him back • The story behind his band name, Satsang • Bob Marley's spiritual influence on his music • Childhood trauma, healing, and finding identity • Addiction, sobriety, and the dream that changed everything • The Bible verses that now shape his daily life • Grace, forgiveness, and the Woman at the Well • Why he believes faith is ultimately about a personal relationship with God—not religion   This conversation isn't about recruiting anyone into a belief system. It's about honest questions, lived experience, healing, and the search for truth.   If this conversation encouraged you, consider subscribing for more thoughtful interviews exploring faith, purpose, creativity, and transformation.   LINKS - Satsang  📸 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/satsang/  🌿 Website: https://www.satsangmovement.com/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌍 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Urban Flux: https://urbanflux.co.uk/  📍Location - Urban Flux (Wolverhampton)   Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.   #Satsang #Christianity #Faith #Jesus #SpiritualJourney #Testimony #Podcast #Sobriety #Healing #Music

Sukina Noor; poet, playwright, and a voice that has travelled across continents carrying something older than language ✨   Her work doesn’t rush you. It meets you where the ache lives.  Somewhere between love and longing, between the human heart and the face of God.   Featured across BBC News, BBC World Service, BBC Asian Network, ITV and Channel 4, her voice has reached far - but it still lands softly, personally 🌿   From co-founding Poetic Pilgrimage to shaping spaces where people remember their own voice, Sukina speaks with a depth that feels both rooted and reaching 🕊️   This conversation opens something. About faith. About expression. About the quiet courage it takes to tell the truth from the inside out.    LINKS - Sukina Noor  📸 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/sukina_noor/  🌿 LinkTree https://linktr.ee/sukinanoor    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌍 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Urban Flux: https://urbanflux.co.uk/  📍Location - Urban Flux (Wolverhampton)   Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.   ⏱️TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Meet Sukina 00:25 First Encounters 01:42 From Letters to Lyrics 03:12 Neo Soul Influences 05:20 Finding Her Identity 06:01 A Creative Family 07:05 Writing Process 09:44 Dear Heart Practice 13:18 Faith Shapes the Work 18:19 Come As You Are 20:59 Hardships and Alchemy 21:17 Overcoming Self Doubt 23:24 Writing Through Pain 24:59 Responsibility of the Poet 28:23 Journey Into Islam 34:01 Finding the Sufi Path 35:43 West African Islam and Women 38:08 Festival Oneness and Unity 39:55 Workshop and Where to Connect 41:16 Heart Led Closing Message   #Sufism #SpokenWordPoetry #Islam #InnerTruth #Podcast #SoulRevolution

In this episode, Baljit, founder of Journey of Compassion, shares his journey from a first-generation Punjabi household with little religious discussion into Sikh spirituality, including early philosophical questioning, adolescent numbing through alcohol and weed, and a major mental breakdown in 2017 that deepened his seeking.    He describes a transformative experience of stillness beyond time (sach khand) and explains how devotion, community (sangat), and practices like breath-based mantra (“Waheguru”) can support mind health alongside professional help.    Baljit discusses translating Sikh scripture into relatable English, how his teaching expanded globally, and how Journey of Compassion grew from online contemplation sessions to one-to-ones, gatherings, and daily guided meditations.    He also mentions the festival’s shift into a multi-faith space and his upcoming meditation and panel participation.   LINKS - Baljit Singh  📸 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/baljitsinghuk/  🌍 Website - Journey Of Compassion: https://journeyofcompassion.com/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Urban Flux: https://urbanflux.co.uk/  📍Location - Urban Flux (Wolverhampton)   Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.   #sikhism #awakening #faith #culture #soulrevolution

In this powerful episode of Soul Revolution, we sit down with MoYah  an artist, storyteller, and spiritual seeker whose journey bridges music, faith, identity, and purpose.   Born in Mozambique and raised across cultures, MoYah shares his deeply personal story of migration, self-discovery, and transformation. From his early days immersed in hip hop culture to touring across 18 countries, his artistry has always been rooted in something deeper, truth, consciousness, and connection.   But this conversation goes far beyond music.   We explore MoYah’s spiritual journey through Christianity, Buddhism, Rastafarianism, and ultimately Islam uncovering how faith reshaped not only his life, but the message within his music. He opens up about the power of intention, the responsibility of words, and how love can be a force for real change in the world.   Together, we dive into:   The true purpose of music beyond entertainment How hip hop can inspire social and political change Faith, surrender, and trusting a higher plan Identity, migration, and the human experience Love, unity, and what it really means to serve others   This episode is a reminder that we are more connected than we think and that when we lead with love, we can transform not only ourselves, but the world around us.   LINKS - MoYah  📸 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/iammoyah/  🌍 Website: https://moyah.co.uk/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Urban Flux: https://urbanflux.co.uk/  📍Location - Urban Flux (Wolverhampton)   Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.

In this conversation with Sophie Neville, founder of Heart of the Rose Festival.    Heart Of The Rose intimate women’s festival to honour the way of the Heart, the wild mysteries of the Feminine, and the Feminine path of Awakening…remembering this path of embodied love together. Sophie has also created brotherhood of the rose.    We spoke about the Rose Lineage and how it is experienced and carried in real life what it means to hold others in a grounded and responsible way, and the realities of leading and sustaining a space like this   This is a conversation on devotion, leadership, and the discipline it takes to stay with what you’re building over time.    LINKS - Sophie Nevill 📸  Insta: https://www.instagram.com/the_kindest_thing/  🌍 Website: www.thekindesthing.com     LINKS - Heart Of The Rose 📸  Insta: https://www.instagram.com/heartoftherose_festival/  🌹 Website: www.heartoftherosefestival.com     LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Seek Within: https://www.seekwithin.co.uk/  🌍 Location - &Soul Southall: https://andsoul.com/    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.

We sat down with Swami Anashuya and spoke about devotion, but not in the way it’s usually packaged.   It felt more like an honest unpacking of the deeper questions; what does God actually want from us? And what does it really mean to live a life aligned with that?   We also spoke about:   - What bhakti (devotion) really is, beyond religion or performance - The difference between knowing about God and actually experiencing Him - Why surrender isn’t passive, it asks something of you - The tension between control and trust in real life - What we think we’re giving up vs what we’re actually being led into - How devotion shapes your identity, not just your actions   A heart-to-heart conversation with Swami Anashuya about God, purpose, and what it means to actually walk this out.   LINKS - Swami Anashuya 📸  Insta: https://www.instagram.com/cordeliasimpsonofficial/  📿 Bhakti Marga Website: https://www.bhaktimarga.org/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Seek Within: https://www.seekwithin.co.uk/  🌍 Location - &Soul Southall: https://andsoul.com/    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.   #bhaktimarg #guruji #parashamavishwananda #soulrevolution

In this conversation, we explore the life of a woman who has walked through deep loss, motherhood at a young age, and life-altering decisions and still chose to build something meaningful, grounded, and expansive.   From dancing at 13, to raising four children, to losing her mother at 25… to travelling to India in search of something deeper… to building a yoga studio from her garden that grew into a global community, this is a story of resilience in motion.   We speak about: – Grief and how it reshapes identity – Motherhood, partnership, and long-term commitment – Building a purpose-led business from the ground up – Making life-changing health decisions – The role of spirituality and discipline in sustaining growth   This isn’t just about yoga. It’s about the thread that holds you together when life tries to pull you apart.   If you’re in a season of rebuilding, becoming, or questioning, this conversation will meet you there.   LINKS - Cordelia Simpson 📸  Insta: https://www.instagram.com/cordeliasimpsonofficial/  🌳 Little Earth Insta: https://www.instagram.com/littleearthcentre/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Seek Within: https://www.seekwithin.co.uk/  🌍 Location - &Soul Southall: https://andsoul.com/    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.

In this episode we sit down with Aman, the heart behind Little Earth.   Our conversation explores what it means to stand at the edge of change: starting again, releasing attachment to what once was, and trusting the unknown road ahead.   Little Earth has quietly become a refuge for many. A place where community gathers, where prayer has filled the walls, and where countless conversations about life, faith, and purpose have unfolded.   Aman and the Little Earth Centre have supported the Soul Revolution podcast and festival with deep generosity, offering their space freely so that creative and spiritual conversations could continue to grow.   The centre has also opened its doors to community initiatives such as Mandem Meet-Up Wolves and other grassroots projects, becoming a home for connection, healing, and honest dialogue.   As Aman looks toward his next chapter, we reflect on what it means to let go with grace. There is grief in goodbyes, but there is also something sacred in the shaping of character through perseverance and trust.   A house of prayer never truly closes. The spirit of what has been built continues through the lives it has touched.   We honour Aman, and we journey with him into whatever comes next.   LINKS - Aman Bhandal 📸 Aman Insta: https://www.instagram.com/thediaryofaman/  🌳 Little Earth Insta: https://www.instagram.com/littleearthcentre/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Soul Revolution Festival Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Seek Within: https://www.seekwithin.co.uk/  🌍 Sponsor - Little Earth Centre, Wolverhampton: https://www.instagram.com/littleearthcentre/    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.

Faith, Discipline & the Return to God...    What happens when a mathematician, a former addict, and a seeker of truth stops numbing the pain and starts asking better questions?   In this episode, I sit with Usman Ali, a faith-based Muslim life coach, writer, and teacher who blends discipline, embodiment, and spiritual clarity to help people break free from self-destructive patterns.   We speak honestly about:   * Addiction:  weed, binge eating, escapism, and the silent war within * The search for meaning in a world drowning in distraction * What Islam actually is: beyond culture, beyond headlines * How faith, structure, and submission transformed Usman’s inner life * The role of yoga and meditation in healing and why this is controversial for some Muslims * How Usman works with clients to rebuild mind, body, and soul from the inside out   This is not a polished conversation. It’s raw. It’s thoughtful. It’s uncomfortable in the right places.   If you’re tired of coping and ready to become, this episode is for you.    Subscribe for long-form conversations on faith, healing, discipline, and the human experience.   LINKS - Usman Ali (Usman Unchained)  🌳 LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/usman_unchained  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/usman_unchained/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Soul Revolution Festival Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Seek Within: https://www.seekwithin.co.uk/  🌍 Sponsor - Little Earth Centre, Wolverhampton: https://www.instagram.com/littleearthcentre/    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.

In this episode, I’m joined by Megan, a therapeutic life coach, podcast host, and advocate for accessible, inclusive wellness, whose work bridges deep personal healing with social awareness.   We talk about the nervous system, trauma, and what it means to heal in a world shaped by inequality. Along the way, Megan references books and films that have influenced her perspective, including White Fragility, the documentary Where Olive Trees Weep, and Palestine 36, not as conclusions, but as starting points for deeper reflection.   These references sit alongside a wider conversation about: • How socio-economic and racial disparities affect wellbeing • Why trauma cannot be separated from systems and context • Healing work that supports both inner change and social responsibility   This episode isn’t trying to give answers, it’s opening space for better questions.   LINKS - Megan (Higher Love) 🌳 Website: https://www.higher-love.com/  🎙️ Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/54KueD7Rk2Dr489GofccvY?si=078569358eed4e65  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/higherlove_withmegan/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Soul Revolution Festival Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/  📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Seek Within: https://www.seekwithin.co.uk/  🌍 Location - &Soul Southall: https://andsoul.com/    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.

This conversation with Jamie Catto is personal, grounded, and quietly profound.   From his early years as a founding member of Faithless, through the Grammy-nominated 1 Giant Leap, Jamie’s journey has been one of creative exploration and deep listening,  outwardly through music and film, inwardly through the human experience.   Here, he speaks with humour and humility about creativity, buried parts, and the inner work that happens away from the spotlight.   Books referenced in the conversation: • Mr. Vertigo • Letters from My Windmill • The Assassin’s Apprentice • On Writing — Stephen King   LINKS - Jamie Catto  🌳 Gamechanger Website: https://workshops.jamiecatto.com/gamechanger  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamiecatto/    LINKS - Soul Revolution  🌿 Soul Revolution Festival Website: https://soulrevolutionfestival.com/ 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul.revolution.festival/    CREDITS 🎥 Filmed & Edited by Seek Within: https://www.seekwithin.co.uk/  🌍 Location - &Soul Southall: https://andsoul.com/    Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, beliefs, or positions of Soul Revolution or its affiliates. The content shared is intended for thought and exploration, not as instruction or advice.