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This is an episode where I will be sharing my opinion about what is going on these days in the UK and my own life story

Siyakhuluma we talk podcast Training course and sessions Episode 1. On this episode you will hear me talking about the podcast training course online and in person. It's has been successful and done good sessions with few projects. The aim is to grow numbers of sessions

People s voice media podcast session. People s voice media is a civil society organisation established in 1995

Hid en! talents are unique and can be overlooked skills many people are talented but they not recovering those talents

Hidden! talents are unique and are over looked skills ranging from artistic expression and many more. on this episode I'm more focusing on my own experience and my thoughts

Hidden talents are unique often overlooked ranging from artistic or impressions. I have been always knew I got a talent but I didn't know what kind of a talent. on this episode I will be sharing my journey that took me to the stage for stand up comedy and doing festivals. please follow us here on Spotify.

On this episode you will hear me talking about politics and how important is to be a kind person and imagine if the whole world was so kind everyone living in peace and the question is do we really need to be lead by older people in this world?

On this episode I'm talking about the new year and old year it has nothing to do with me. Fresh talks on the podcast let's support each other and be more creative and unique in this world. please leave a comment or get in touch with me on Facebook page.

This is a really good solo episode that you will hear me talking about community groups and amazing people around communities in Glasgow Scotland. People are amazing here

The question should be how safe the world is. these years? People are fighting everywhere; people are moving around the world. No peace. On this episode i will be sharing my thoughts. As i said i am not an expert just sharing my opoion and want to hear your thougfhts

This is a solo episode Nico sharing his experiences as lived experience person and its an open space to get audience to comment as well and your support means a lot. please share it with you networks

This Refugee Week 2025, we, One Strong Voice, are speaking for more people than just ourselves. Join us as Nico, an OSV member, chats with Jonathan, Madeline, and Maggy about the incredible power of community for those with lived experience.   One Strong Voice (OSV) is a national movement led by people with lived experience of the asylum and immigration system, driving meaningful change for many.   Meet Our Guests Jonathan (OSV Member) Jonathan is an Expert by Experience Manager at Refugee Action, a Trustee at Caplor Horizons, and a One Strong Voice Representative at the Strategic Engagement Group (SEG). He brings a decade of community engagement experience from organizations such as Freedom from Torture, NHS England, and City of Sanctuary Manchester. Jonathan champions refugee empowerment through grassroots campaigning, frontline services, and the Expert by Experience Steering Group. His primary focus is on strengthening meaningful refugee participation.   Madeline (OSV Member) Madeline is a mum, an excellent cook, and a Londoner. She is passionate about helping her local community, including refugees and women. Madeline joined OSV last year and is truly dedicated to supporting people in her local community, whether they are refugees, women, or anyone in need of assistance.   Maggy Moyo Maggy Moyo is a nationally recognized campaigner, community organiser, and lived experience leader. She is the Campaigns Lead at These Walls Must Fall, under Right to Remain, where she leads grassroots efforts to challenge the UK’s hostile environment. Maggy is also the Founder of Unified Resilience CIC, a Manchester-based organization led by and for people with lived experience. Unified Resilience CIC offers trauma-informed support, leadership development, and shared spaces for healing and solidarity between migrant communities and their British allies.   Get in Touch with One Strong Voice Learn more about OSV's work on our website or social media: One Strong Voice • Stories • Instagram   Please use the email below to contact OSV: [email protected]     Jonathan Kazembe Expert By Experience Manager E: [email protected] M: 07595190362 Society Building, Regents Wharf 8 All Saints St, London N1 9RL

This is an update on the podcast its been a busy April month this year we a bit behind on producing a content as usually its every two weeks, im back here sharing a bit my experiences on finding a job after years of waiting on the Home Office's decision-making and the importance of education and few things that matters in our communities

Let me share my journey and my lived experience as an asylum seeker in the UK trying to survive a broken system it is not easy to live in any part of the world without rights or work permit. i will be covering some of the things that helps such as getting involved in the communirty by lunteering

Growing up in the Kurdistan province of Iran Kavan s earllest memories of sport are wrestriling alongside his father and friends . He later became passionate about gymanstics a sport that eventually led him to the world of Judo with the encouaragement of his gymnastics coach. Kavan arrived as a refugee in the UK in November 2020 and started a new chapter in Glasgow. As a Refugee Athlete Scholarship holder he currently trains with the Scottish team in Edinburgh, and occasionally in Germany Having made remarkable progress in learning English. Kavan is a source of support for other refugee judokas and his resilience and dedication to sports is an inspiration to many For more information go to www.mentalhealth.org.uk www.siyakhulumawetalkpodcast.co.uk