T-Time with Mo & Som

Som and Mo interview Doyin Ogunbiyi, the Chief Financial Officer at the Royal Marsden Hospital.

Mo and Som explore the concept of being 'shipped back', a practice where some parents choose to send their children to boarding schools in their country of origin, often driven by a range of cultural, educational, or personal reasons.

Som and Mo sit down with Alia Majid, Business Relations Manager at the Royal Marsden Hospital, and explore her lived experience as a second-generation immigrant in Great Britain, and the challenges and nuances of navigating a multicultural identity.

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week, Mo discusses advances in digital mental health, ongoing challenges, and issues around racial sensitivity with Rayan Taher, a Digital Mental Health Researcher at King's College London.

Som and Mo explore the importance of culinary inclusion and how workplaces can better accommodate for diverse and ethnic foods.

Mo and Som explore what it means to be considered a "good" immigrant.

Mo & Som explore the concept of decolonising the language, discussing how colonial legacies have shaped the way we communicate and think about the world.

Som and Mo discuss and debunk the stereotypes surrounding Black women.

Mo & Som discuss the case of Luigi Mangione, the main suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson back in December 2024.

Som tries to answer questions about the holy month of Ramadan.

Mo & Som introduce themselves and the podcast