1 hr 20 min
EP 1: An Introduction To Me with Brian Quinn Last Night A Rave Saved My Life
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- Music Interviews
In this first episode I dissect key moments in my life to see what has led me to be a entrepreneur and delve into the dance music scene.
From being the only South Asian in my primary school on a white working class council estate, living in homeless shelters, mental health and being involved with a youth project in my teenage years.
This episode serves as an extension from the introduction of the podcast to give a brief overview of myself.
I understand this episode can be quite heavy in terms of my experiences.
Though felt like it was important to touch on these as a introduction to give you a indication of why I have the drive to do what I do.
The reason why I feel so comfortable speaking about it is because it is so far away from where I am now. Almost like I am telling someone else's story.
To help me understand these key moments and talk about certain topics, I have invited Brian Quinn.
Brian was a youth worker I met at the age of 12 in school and has been a pivotal role model and mentor to me since then.
In this first episode I dissect key moments in my life to see what has led me to be a entrepreneur and delve into the dance music scene.
From being the only South Asian in my primary school on a white working class council estate, living in homeless shelters, mental health and being involved with a youth project in my teenage years.
This episode serves as an extension from the introduction of the podcast to give a brief overview of myself.
I understand this episode can be quite heavy in terms of my experiences.
Though felt like it was important to touch on these as a introduction to give you a indication of why I have the drive to do what I do.
The reason why I feel so comfortable speaking about it is because it is so far away from where I am now. Almost like I am telling someone else's story.
To help me understand these key moments and talk about certain topics, I have invited Brian Quinn.
Brian was a youth worker I met at the age of 12 in school and has been a pivotal role model and mentor to me since then.
1 hr 20 min