The Wrap Room Podcast

Singer-songwriter Tyler Lewis enters The Wrap Room. From quitting her job to chase an audition, to making Perrie from Little Mix cry with a Mariah Carey cover her journey is as bold as her voice. Tyler opens up about her debut EP Wait ’Til She Gets Her Heartbroken, working with MNEK and the boundaries she sets to stay authentic onlineFrom building confidence on stage to navigating the reality of being dropped from her label, we unpack the lessons, boundaries and career moves shaping her journey.Official Instagram: www.instagram.com/thewraproompodTyler's Instagram: www.instagram.com/tylerlwsmusic

In this episode of The Wrap Room, we’re joined by journalist and debut author Taylor-Dior Rumble — a storyteller redefining how Black British womanhood is represented in both the newsroom and the world of fiction.Taylor takes us through her journey from Southeast London to the BBC newsroom at just 18, and now to her literary debut with The Situationship, a raw, relatable novel exploring love, heartbreak, and the messy in-between. We talk about the pressures of being a young Black woman in media, how she protects her voice when covering heavy topics, and what inspired her to write a novel that doesn’t fit neatly into any box — just like real life.Official Instagram: www.instagram.com/thewraproompodTaylor-Dior's Instagram: www.instagram.com/taylordiorr

Powerhouse dancer, choreographer and founder of Beyond Limits Dance Company, Cresta Rose enters The Wrap Room this week. From dancing with Dua Lipa at The BRITS to directing show-stopping performances rooted in empowerment, Cresta talks us through her journey of turning movement into meaning and creating space for dancers to be seen, valued and be unstoppable. It's not just about being booked – it’s about building legacy. Tap in! The Wrap Room Pod Instagram : www.instagram.com/thewraproompod Cresta's Instagram: www.instagram.com/cresta_rose

CW: This episode contains discussions of sexual content and references to sexual abuse.BBC journalist and presenter Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty brings her journey through the world of journalism to The Wrap Room. She touches on the realities of navigating privilege within the industry, and her powerful role on the successful BBC Sounds "Diddy: On Trial" podcast.We explore the responsibility of storytelling, the challenges of reporting on sensitive topics, and what it means to be a young woman of colour making space in mainstream media.From legal hurdles to newsroom resistance, we unpack what it really takes to tell stories the world isn’t ready to hear.Official instagram: www.instagram.com/thewraproompodOfficial instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anoushka_mdSupport Resources:Rape Crisis England & Wales: https://rapecrisis.org.ukSamaritans (24/7): 116 123 or https://samaritans.orgMind Mental Health: https://mind.org.uk