Roots to Routes podcast

12/09/2023

06/09/2023

Common traits in successful people

05/09/2023

Having grown up as an Indian in Kenya,

15/08/2023

💡🌱 Discover simple lifestyle changes that can have a massive impact on the environment. In this video, Ketan Dattani, CEO of environmental health recruitment firm Buckingham Futures, addresses the question of what low effort changes everyone can make to contribute positively to the environment.
🎧Listen or Watch the full episode on Apple, Spotify or YouTube: https://campsite.bio/tjo

18/10/2022

🎉 Episode 32 Out Now
To kick of the return of the show, I recently spoke with Nina Aouilk, who was the victim of an extremely violent upbringing. Having defied the odds by surving, she now coaches high-performing and high-achieving athletes and individuals, while also raising awareness for gender based abuse, forced marriages, honour killings and controversial 'traditional' practices.

In this conversation, I get to find out just how she managed to get back up after being knocked down (literally) so many times - and how that propelled her to be able to achieve and provide what she is today.



Find on Apple podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and more: zipistream.com/u/tjopodcast

14/09/2022

31/01/2022

I sat with the founder of Majama, and someone I've held in high regard since knowing her when she was in London, Riwa Khan.

In Part 1 of this 2-part conversation, we discuss:
🤢 Dealing with food intolerances
🍨 The inspiration behind starting and coming up with the name
💼 The ups and downs of running your own business
👩‍❤️‍👨 The fascinating story of her parents (Bollywood watch out!)
🙏🏽Paying respect to her incredible grandad
👩🏽 and being influenced by her mum's strong spirited character 

Streaming on all major platforms

Subscribe to not miss part 2's pending release!

20/01/2022

The Journey Onwards Podcast is now on ZipiStream, which means every month one of our listeners will get the chance to win $250. Make sure you subscribe to our podcast on ZipiStream for your chance to win.

Link in bio

18/01/2022

🏆 While maybe just a small step on the road to some of the bigger hopes and goals for this platform, I was SO grateful to end 2021 with this AMAZING email from Feedspot where the team had chosen The Journey Onwards in their list of Top 20 Third Culture podcasts GLOBALLY. 🌎

💯 For all of you regular listeners and close friends & family of mine, you’ll know already that I do this out of a personal love & passion for the topic, the stories and the chance to connect with some amazing people - some who I’d known for a while, but all who I now hold a much closer and genuine relationship with. And through your guest recommendations, honest feedback and frequent sharing with others.. it just shows what a side passion can turn into and provide to people around the world.

🙏🏼 A huge thank you to each guest, listener and to all of you reading this; as well as the team at Feedspot for your recognition!
On to even more milestones and more fascinating conversations I plan to bring you in 2022!

Full list here: https://blog.feedspot.com/third_culture_kids_podcasts/

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07/12/2021

🚨Part 1/3 out now🚨 this one's extra special to me..
Paul Stringer is not only one of my closest friends over the last decade, but he's also someone who can ALWAYS make me laugh and advice I've always sought throughout my life. And I finally got to learn about the backstory that's made him who he is today.

In this episode we discuss:
🌍 The ups and downs in a passion to explore the world
👀 how privilege can create an open-minded character
🤔 Risk aversion vs. risk taking in children of immigrants following their creative passions
📈 'Behind the scenes' of some of the well known high achievers
👨‍🎓Is moderate success in your passion enough to ensure a balanced life?
🧠 Becoming purposeful in your choices
📱how technology is making us live in auto-pilot

Follow link in bio or www.podcast.thejourneyonwards.com/paul1

23/11/2021

Ep20 OUT NOW -> ✍️ Author and speaker, Noreen, recently released her father's memoir in May 2021, in her debut novel titled 'Expelled from Uganda' (available on Amazon)

I had the fortune of having her on the show, where we discussed:

🎭 Why previous generations don't address their emotions of their immigrant story
💯 What it means to be a 'positive disruptor'
💡 The 3 keys to success of South Asians after Ugandan explusion
🤔 Navigating an East African, Indian and Pakistani identity in a Catholic school
🗣️The key to becoming a better communicator within different communities
🚸Not fitting into the stereotype of other South Asain schoolkids
📖 Deciding to write her debut book

🎧 Streaming on all platforms - link in bio or here: podcast.thejourneyonwards.com/noreen

30/09/2021

🤔 Is this a seriously MESSED UP way to feeling comfortable in room full of new people? 👊😂
What do you think?

Don't forget to listen to part 1 which is steaming now on nearly all podcast platforms (or follow the link in bio to get to the episode in two clicks)

LEAVE A REVIEW. would love it.

14/09/2021

No words can really do justice to the extreme wit, imagination, storytelling ability and depth of character this man has. So instead here's a bonus episode of the first 30mins of our conversation before we even got into the main topics of the podcast.

Feel free to check him out on too

31/08/2021

Racial oppression in South Africa, it’s knock on effects on the economy today, being the first in her family to leave South Africa, reliving her first Ayahuasca experience and what that did for her goals, vision and personal headlong, and more!

EPISODE OUT NOW (link in bio)
podcast.thejourneyonwards.com/rhea

This conversation with was educational, personal and emotional - get involved and leave your thoughts below 👇 on some of the questions I asked in the episode.

15/06/2021

🆕In one of my favourite conversations, and I share a highly entertaining while deeply insightful episode where we cover many chapters of her life.

🇺🇸🇮🇳 As an 'American Indian', Shavika shares the really cool background of her family roots which extend through India and South Africa; how she dealt with her American and Indian identities; what she thinks of the working culture of the Silicon Valley tech world; plus rebelling against some of the 'norms' of the culture to work on what she's doing today.

Full episode -> podcast.thejourneyonwards.com/shavika

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