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Discover Me
- Narrated by: Adjoa Andoh, Lady T, Tobi Rachel
- Length: 1 hr and 33 mins
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Summary
Labels, Labels Labels! They can be helpful when shopping for clothes and food, but on people can be a little restrictive. Given to us by society, given to us by family, or even social media - what do any of them actually mean? And how far do they go in defining who we really are?
Two black British millennials, Lady T and Tobi Rachel, explore labels and identity in conversation with someone they’ve admired from afar for years. Adjoa Andoh is a star of stage and screen. With roles ranging from Doctor Who and Richard II to Bridgerton in a career spanning several decades, Adjoa is a force to be reckoned with.
Over three chapters they dig into her West Country beginnings, her artistic success and her faith. With the help of contributors who will all share an aspect of Adjoa's life, each chapter will look to expand the boxes that society attempts to squeeze her into.
Content warning: This podcast contains some swearing and racist language. Listener discretion is advised.
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- Yvette
- 25-09-23
Educational and soulful
I listened to this to learn more about the challenges people of colour face and to understand the correct language to use. I grew up in a village where there were a number only 2 mixed race kids in our school, both were in my year. I then moved to Chester where the society isn’t as diverse as other cities. I found this podcast really interesting and helpful. The woman were extremely articulate. The different ‘labels’ they discussed were relatable for any woman but told from their perspective. More please.
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- Arline Steadman
- 30-11-23
Complete Joy ❤️
I was completely engaged with Adjoa Andoh story.
It was captivating, moving and told by her, extremely well.
I did not hesitate to pass discover me onto a good few friends who can relate and we will definitely be in debate on our Epping forest walk with a dash of hot mulled wine good company and great conversation.
Love, Love, Love this podcast and the hosts where just as complementary ❤️
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- 25-12-23
Enriching & Enlightening
Taken on a wonderfully funny, poignant, politically charged journey which will continue after the close of the interview.
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- Mr51bro
- 07-10-23
So good I took notes!
The conversation with Auntie Adjoa was
Deep, enlightening and absolutely wonderful. More interviews ladies please
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- Kay Cea
- 26-12-23
Intelligent, inspiring and engaging.
I felt like I was in the room with you three ladies. Thank you for creating and delivering an inspiring and encouraging podcast that was both comfortable and uncomfortable to hear. Superb!
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- VictoriaB
- 06-10-23
wonderful and empowering
I feel I learned a lot and felt very moved - well worth downloading
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- Esse
- 30-09-23
What raw and uplifting conversations
I absolutely loved this from start to finish. We meandered through racism, identity, fame, faith, history… so many discussions and all of them reminding me that each of us has our own story to share, our own path to chart and the choices we make about what takes us to our dreams makes all the difference. Adjoa is such a phenomenal being.
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- a reader
- 02-11-23
Wow, fascinating and very powerful
I knew Adjoa Andoh is a great great actor but wow this is really powerful memorable stuff from her own life. Such valuable stories and experiences and inspiration shared here, much more please!
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- nat
- 06-10-23
Great stuff
It really resonates with me . Would love to hear more of similar. It’s extremely challenging trying to remove the labels people have put on me
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- Melle E
- 25-11-23
Multiple layers of
I have always admired Adjua Andoh as an actress. This interview helped me to reflect on the multiple layers and experiences of me. As well as listen to all the varied experiences that make up who Adjua is. This has been inspiring.
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