Welcome to Ace & Tate Podcasts. We're an eyewear brand based in Amsterdam. Here you’ll find talks on topics and issues that we find important.
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Career Girls - Michaela DePrince: A Burning Desire To Dance
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From an Orphanage in Sierra Leone during the country’s civil war to becoming the soloist at the Dutch National Ballet and dancing in a Beyonce music video, Michaela has lived an unbelievably inspiring journey – one that simply must be shared with the world. Here, she opens up about race, mental health and her childhood, and takes us through the les…
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Career Girls - Danielle Pender: Creating a Magazine That Lasts
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Having always been an avid magazine reader, Danielle felt most women’s publications had the same point of view, or they felt too aspirational and fashion orientated — so she created a Riposte: a smart magazine that highlights bold, fascinating women who we don’t usually hear about. Tune in to discover how to create a magazine that lasts.…
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Career Girls - Nicole Crentstil and Paula Akpan: The Life and Soul of a Party
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Realising that young women of colour never had a space to call their own, these ladies pulled together Black Girl Festival, and with it, began a little bit of a revolution. Welcome to the story of the UK’s first ever festival celebrating Black British females.By Ace & Tate Podcasts
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Career Girls - Asma Khan: A Diabolically Blessed Kitchen
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Meet Asma Khan. She’s the owner of Darjeeling Express – a critically acclaimed restaurant just off Carnaby Street that brings the cuisine of Northern India to the UK from a team of all-female chefs. From part-time PhD student and mum running a pop-up supper club in Soho to finally opening her first restaurant in her 40s and being the first British …
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