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My favourite podcasts


Is podcast the new radio? It very well maybe. The perfect way to pass the time, I love podcasts. At work, on the commute or just chilling.  Here are a few I personally reccomend.


 The Reggie Yates Podcast 

Listening to the RYP is like being in a room with your mates. Hosted with his friends Baba, Owen and Uzoo, the banter is just ever flowing, I can't even listen to this at work, as i've giggled to myself a few too many to times. They discuss everything from music to relationships. They often have some amazing guests on too, many from the creative London scene. 




Adulting - Oenone

Spanning more topics I can count, The Adulting podcast has an amazing range  of guests. The host Oenone welcomes many differing voices to her podcast, and provides a space of authenticity and exploration. Each episode is refreshing and I feel like I am always learning about something new. 




Dellicously Ella


There are so many wellness podcasts out there, Yet I just love Delicously Ella's laidback podcast vibe. Often hosting a various of guests whose expertise range in mental and physical wellness. This podcast explores a range of topics from diet to mentality.

There are so many small things to help us live our best life it seems. Ella and her husband Matthew Mills are excellent hosts, and ask many riveting questions.





Oprah SuperSoul Conversation

Oprah...In a podcast! What more could you possibly want? I love Oprah. 











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