S1:Ep35: Interview with Philosopher Daniel Stone

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Sipho Ndlovu guest hosts this interview with Birmingham’s philosopher, Daniel Stone. Tune in to hear about Daniel’s journey from inner-city Handsworth Birmingham through the Halls of Oxford University (whilst navigating tricky racial terrain), to now offering a neutral space for the exploration of life’s big questions at his charity The Philosopher’s Yard. In this safe environment, he and the team help people to express themselves authentically regardless of background or identity. Daniel is currently also working at the West Midlands Combined Authority. The Philosopher’s Yard: https://thephilosophersyard.com/ DEI Document Review Service: https://www.strawberrywordscourses.co.uk/offers/zhx3Zjfo Follow Strawberry Words Training Consultancy here: On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strawberry_wordsuk/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/strawberry-words-limited On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5DvmenplX7BbkKRnSGTbs3 Visit our website: www.strawberrywordscourses.co.uk

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