SEE ME BE ME with Nile and Blair Henry

See Me Be Me delves into the minds of inspirational individuals who have faced academic, social, and mental barriers to achieve their dream careers. In a conversation with The Blair Project's Nile and Blair Henry, our guests share their life lessons that you can apply to your own.

SEE ME BE ME with Nile and Blair Henry is a business podcast hosted by The Blair Project, with 70 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

The Blair Project hosts SEE ME BE ME with Nile and Blair Henry, a business show with 70 episodes published.

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  S2 E37: Tyler Rousseau - I Combined My Two Passions Cars and Filmmaking to Live My Dream

  Jan 20, 202538 minS0

  <p>This week we revisit our podcast with Tyler Rousseau, a filmmaker and former Marine, who shares his unique journey from Virginia to LA, where he transitioned from car sales to film production. Nile and Blair had been following Tyler’s story for a while via social media so we were elated when he agreed to join us for a conversation. </p> <p>We begin discussing Tyler’s love of cars growing up before delving into his years in the marines, car sales and then onto filmmaking. We examine his short films "Green is Red" and "Ugly Flower," which tackled war and...

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  S2 E36: Kalwant Bhopal - We Go On Marches And Nothing Changes, I Think We Have To Be Really Bold

  Jan 13, 202554 minS0

  <p>What do you get when the founder of an educational services social enterprise (Nile Henry) sits down with a leading social justice academic and author specialising in the experiences of minority ethnic groups in education (Kalwant Bhopal)? A great podcast!  </p> <p>Kalwant joins us for an absorbing and important conversation. We discuss her working class roots, experiences of racism and turbulent journey in education, factors which would go on to motivate her hugely successful career fighting social justice and exploring discourses of racism in education. </p> <p>Slightly longer than a typical See Me Be Me podcast, this on...

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  S2 E36: Paulette Watson - Co-Designers - We Have To Work Collaboratively To Create A Collective Impact

  Dec 16, 202432 minS2

  <p> This week on the See Me Be Me podcast we welcome Paulette Watson MBE, a global tech disruptor and Managing Director of Academy Achievers. We discuss her journey in the tech industry and her passion for empowering marginalized communities, particularly black women and girls. Inspired by her father, a mathematician and engineer, Watson founded Academy Achievers to provide STEM education and mentorship. She emphasises the importance of holistic development, including technical skills, mental health, and soft skills. Watson aims to raise the aspirations of underrepresented groups in STEM through her "Be Me" digital inclusion program. She also highlights the...

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  S2 E35: Laura Alexander - A Million Women In The UK Chose To Leave The Workplace Due To Menopause Symptoms

  Dec 9, 202434 minS0

  <p> </p> <p>This week we welcome Laura Alexander, a researcher in menopause in the workplace and an experienced HR manager. Laura has worked in HR for over a decade for both small and large organisations including her current role in a global engineering corporation. </p> <p>Laura shared her career story including her severe heart failure diagnosis in 2016. Focusing increasingly on health and resilience as a result, Laura has begun advocating for more conversation and support for menopausal women in the workplace.  </p> <p>When she discovered in 2019 that an estimated one million UK women left jobs due to men...

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  S2 E34: Lee Chambers: I'm Not Scared To Challenge - We Have To Create Spaces Where People Can Thrive

  Nov 25, 202440 minS2

  <p>Lee Chambers is one hell of an individual. Lee grew up in Bolton, heavily inspired by his parents work ethic, his "crazy uncle's" love for computers and his grandad's values. Lee's ability to learn and reflect at each point of his journey is perhaps his greatest skill. Whether it be the lack of role models growing up, struggling with identity during university, losing his grad scheme to the recession or falling terribly ill as a father and entrepreneur, Lee has always known how to come back stronger. He walks us through his different ventures and provides a tone of...

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