Discussing the matrix

🎧 Victor Romero Evans – At The Club + Exclusive InterviewA Lovers Rock legend opens up about life, love, legacy & SupaVic

✨🎙 Imani Speaks & Keisha Adair Swaby was speaking to Victor Romero Evans ✨

Timestamps – Click to Jump In

0:00 – “At The Club” (Victor Romero Evans classic)

5:09 – Why Victor wrote “At The Club”

10:05 – The importance of romantic music for today’s youth

16:47 – Introducing his new album SupaVic

17:19 – Women’s intuition & spiritual strength

19:26 – Wichita Lineman – Tribute to Glen Campbell

21:01 – Acting with Janet Kay & Carroll Thompson + the golden era of Lovers Rock

28:58 – Anything That I’ve Got – A love song about devotion

30:27 – What SupaVic means: unlocking your superpower

33:40 – Where to find Victor online

34:24 – Victor on legacy & future plans

38:08 – Final reflections: Words of wisdom from Victor

🎶 This is more than just music—it’s a time capsule of Black British love culture.Victor Romero Evans is one of the UK’s most cherished voices—actor, singer, and storyteller. If you grew up in London in the 70s or 80s, you know the magic of “At The Club.” This interview reveals the man behind the music, his thoughts on love, creativity, and how we carry the legacy forward.

📍 More from Victor: www.victorromeroevans.com

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Dave Murphy – An Ordinary Bloke with Extraordinary Experiences

Hi, I'm Dave. I consider myself an ordinary guy, but life has thrown a series of extraordinary events my way.

I grew up in Basildon, Essex, and started my career as an animator and graphic artist before transitioning into computer programming. Before long, I was headhunted by a New York consultancy firm and found myself working for some of the most prestigious (read: "evil") and successful (read: "greedy, dishonest, and manipulative") Fortune 500 companies in the city.

While navigating corporate life, I also joined the local volunteer Fire Department and started my own business on the side. It wasn’t long before I was making serious money. My wife and I bought our dream cars, remodeled our home to twice its size, and I built a man-cave filled with the latest gadgets and toys. But despite the material success, something didn’t feel right—I was deeply entrenched in what I now call The Matrix, believing the world worked exactly as it was presented to me on TV.

Everything changed after a layoff when I turned down a job offer on the 40th floor of Tower One at the World Trade Center. Instead, I took a position across the Hudson River in Hoboken, NJ—where I watched in disbelief as the events of 9/11 unfolded before my eyes. That moment shattered my perception of reality and set me on a path of questioning everything I thought I knew.

👉 Want to know more? Visit: www.allegedlydave.com

The Red Pill Moment

Shakina Chinedu,

MA LLBNubian Legal Consultants | Building📩

Email:⁠nubianlc@aol.co.uk⁠Shakina Chinedu – Legal Consultant | Health Practitioner | Lady Builder

Shakina Chinedu is a dynamic professional with a diverse background spanning law, health, and real estate. Born in the UK to Antiguan parents, she built a distinguished career in legal consultancy and public policy before returning to Africa, settling in The Gambia.

With extensive experience in equality law, Shakina worked with both public and private organizations in the UK, implementing policies that promoted inclusivity and fairness. She founded her own consultancy, training police forces across the country—from constables to Chief Constables—on community relations, cohesion, and impact assessments. She also served two terms on the Northamptonshire and National Police Authority, where she chaired the Stop and Search group and advised on community policing. Her expertise later led her to the University of Oxford, where she was the race and religion policy lead, shaping higher education policies.

Beyond law, Shakina has a passion for natural health. She founded Nubian Health, a business dedicated to producing natural, chemical-free skincare products made with raw materials from The Gambia.

Since relocating to The Gambia, Shakina has embraced a new venture in real estate. Seizing an opportunity in land sales and development, she now designs and builds housing estates, creating welcoming spaces for returning Africans.

Featuring Janet McNish

Introduction:Welcome to another enlightening episode of our podcast! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Janet McNish, a highly experienced Professional Counsellor, Dating & Relationship Coach, Trainer, Blogger, Clinical Supervisor, Radio Presenter, and International Public Speaker.

About Janet McNish:With extensive experience in trauma and relationship coaching, Janet understands that every individual’s journey is unique. Her expertise allows her to provide tailored services that help clients navigate life’s challenges and move forward both personally and professionally.

If you’re interested in learning more about setting healthy boundaries, don’t miss Janet’s upcoming event:

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• For more details on her work, visit janetmcnish.com.

  Key Takeaways from the Episode:

  • The importance of setting healthy boundaries

  • How trauma impacts relationships

  • Practical tips for personal and professional growth

  Closing Thoughts:We hope you found this discussion insightful. Stay tuned for more expert insights in our upcoming episodes. Thanks for listening!

  
  

Welcome to another dynamic episode of our podcast! Today, we’re diving into the world of music, culture, and creative expression with Nubian Red. Known for presenting the powerful sound of JamRock, Nubian Red takes listeners on a soul-stirring journey through music that is both riveting and timeless.

About Nubian Red:Nubian Red delivers a truly Jamaican wave of music that resonates with the mind, heart, and soul. Whether you’re a longtime reggae fan or new to the genre, Nubian Red’s sound is designed to transport listeners to a timeless existence filled with powerful, meaningful music.

Beyond music, Nubian Red Wear offers a graphically edgy selection of clothing and apparel. Each piece is designed to make a bold statement, speaking the truth and saying what’s on your mind.

Saving Rafael’s Leg:In addition to music and fashion, Nubian Red is also passionate about humanitarian efforts. The Saving Rafael’s Leg campaign is a cause close to the heart, dedicated to raising funds for her young son Rafael in need of critical medical treatment. If you’d like to contribute to this important cause, please visit:

• www.gofundme.com/f/savingrafaelslegcampaign

• helpsavebabyrafael.wixsite.com/website

Key Takeaways from the Episode:

• The unique and compelling sound of Nubian Red

• How Jamaican music continues to influence global culture

• The inspiration behind Nubian Red Wear

• The importance of supporting meaningful causes like Saving Rafael’s Leg

Closing Thoughts:We hope you enjoyed this inspiring conversation with Nubian Red. If you love powerful, meaningful music and bold, expressive fashion, be sure to explore more at newww.nubianred.com.

To support the Saving Rafael’s Leg campaign, please visit the links above and contribute to this vital cause.

Stay tuned for our next episode, where we continue to bring you compelling stories and expert insights from across different industries. Thanks for listening!

Tony Kelly (CEO of Red Card)

Introduction:Welcome to another impactful episode of our podcast! Today, we have the privilege of speaking with Tony Kelly, an ex-footballer turned CEO of Red Card. In this episode, we’ll discuss his journey from professional football to becoming a leading advocate for gambling awareness and recovery.

About Tony Kelly & Red Card:Tony Kelly is a former professional footballer who has successfully transitioned into the role of CEO at Red Card, an organization dedicated to raising awareness and supporting individuals affected by gambling addiction. His personal journey from the highs of football to overcoming struggles with gambling has fueled his passion for helping others avoid similar pitfalls.

Red Card focuses on education, prevention, and rehabilitation, offering workshops, mentorship programs, and support networks to those in need. Tony’s dedication to this cause is reshaping the conversation around gambling addiction and providing essential resources for recovery.

Key Takeaways from the Episode:

• Tony Kelly’s journey from football to advocacy

• How gambling addiction affects individuals and communities

• How Red Card is making a difference in gambling awareness and support

• Tony’s advice for those struggling with gambling issues

Closing Thoughts:We hope you found this conversation with Tony Kelly insightful and inspiring. If you or someone you know needs support with gambling addiction, Red Card is there to help.

For more information, visit redcardgambling.org.

Stay tuned for our next episode, where we continue to bring you inspiring stories and expert insights from industry leaders. Thanks for listening!

In this episode of Stop The World For Just An Hour, we explore the deeply personal and often overwhelming experience of on-again, off-again relationships. If you've ever found yourself trapped in a cycle of love and pain, where the connection you feel is overshadowed by the hurt you endure, this episode is for you.

Join [Imani Speaks] as we dive into the complexities of relationships where love is hijacked by unresolved wounds and toxic attachments. We’ll discuss why your partner’s behaviour may be hurting you, why it feels impossible to break free from the cycle, and how your higher self plays a crucial role in guiding you toward healing.

You’ll learn the difference between a wound attachment and a true love connection, and discover practical tools to reclaim your power and start your journey back to peace.

Through compassionate insights and transformative advice, we’ll guide you to understand that the pain you’re experiencing is not just about your partner—it’s also about your own unhealed wounds and insecurities.

By the end of this episode, you’ll gain clarity on how to use the untapped power and strength within you to break free from the toxic cycle and step into a place of healing, love, and fulfillment.

Tune in to learn how to cut the energetic cords that bind you to pain, and how to embrace the heaven that’s waiting for you on the other side.