In this heartfelt episode of ‘Something Positive’, we sit down with Natalie Nwagbo who takes us through her times when she was a single mother and had to face the profound challenge of coping with the loss of her daughter's father when her little one was just six years old. Natalie shares her deeply personal story of grief, resilience, and the essential role communication played in navigating the complexities of loss.

Throughout the conversation, Natalie delves into the significance of allowing her daughter to grieve at her own pace, without any pressure or constraints. By embracing vulnerability and openness, Natalie not only supported her daughter through the grieving process but also found her own path to healing.

This episode is a testament to the strength of single mothers, highlighting the delicate balance of allowing space for grief while also recognizing the need to live and prioritize one's well-being and the importance of communication. Join us as Natalie's story unfolds, offering insights and inspiration for anyone navigating the complex terrain of loss, parenthood, and self-discovery. It's a narrative of resilience, love, and the transformative power of open communication during times of grief.

In this inspiring episode of ‘Something Positive’, we sit down with Jake Lazell, a remarkable individual with cerebral palsy who has dedicated his life to breaking down societal barriers surrounding disabilities. Jake is not just an advocate; he's a passionate voice for inclusivity and understanding. 

Jake discusses the importance of changing the narrative around disabilities and fostering a culture of acceptance from a young age. Jake's mission is clear: he wants to educate people on how to react and treat individuals with disabilities, regardless of the challenges they may face. 

One of Jake's key ambitions is to take his message directly to schools and universities. He firmly believes that education is the key to dismantling stereotypes and fostering a more inclusive society. 

Tune in as Jake shares his powerful insights, challenges preconceptions, and advocates for a world where everyone, regardless of ability, is treated with respect and understanding. This episode is a call to action, urging us all to be more compassionate and create a society that truly values diversity.

In this episode of ‘Something Positive’, I sit down with Cassandra Chamberlin, a passionate secondary school teacher with a keen interest in understanding and addressing the unique challenges presented by the younger generations in today's ever-evolving educational landscape. 

Cassandra sheds light on the shifting dynamics in the classroom, delving into how the traditional education system may struggle to cater to the needs of the younger generations, such as Gen Alpha. From adapting teaching styles to incorporating technology seamlessly into the curriculum, Cassandra discusses the essential adjustments educators and the education system must make to prepare Gen Alpha for the workplace and life ahead. 

However, it's not just about the hurdles – Cassandra highlights the valuable lessons that younger generations can help change our education systems, workplaces, and societal norms for the better.