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Celebrating Your Creative Journey Remember Creativity Is Not Just In Music or the Arts Hey Beautiful People! Are you a creative individual who craves a platform to express your passions, share your unique story, and connect with like-minded individuals? Look no further because I, Savia Rocks, am thrilled to present the Us People Podcast – a powerful platform where your creativity, individuality, and business success take centre stage through engaging conversations. As a Professional Photographer, Award Winning Writer, Presenter, CEO & Founder. I understand the struggles and challenges faced by creative individuals like you. Remember Creativity Is Not Just In Music or the Arts it's in business & Life. When I embarked on my creative journey, there was a dearth of resources and mentoring avenues. I had to teach myself most of what I know today, fueled solely by my unwavering passion. It wasn't an easy path, especially given the financial constraints I faced. But I want to change that for you. I want to provide you with the advice, inspiration, and options that were lacking when I started out. With Us People Podcast, you'll gain access to the stories and experiences of fellow creatives who have overcome obstacles, discovered their true potential, and achieved remarkable success. Together, we'll explore the limitless possibilities that lie within your talent, helping you believe in your abilities and unleashing your creativity to its fullest potential. As your host, I am committed to not only guiding you on your chosen path but also ensuring you have fun along the way. After all, life is about enjoying the journey, celebrating milestones, and embracing the joy of creating. If you're passionate about your craft and have a story to share, I invite you to join us on the Us People Podcast. Whether you're a budding photographer, a skilled writer, or someone with a truly unique passion, we want to hear from you. Reach out to us via email, phone call, or text to become a part of our growing community of creative minds. If you'd like to support and donate to the Us People Podcast, your generosity will help us continue providing this valuable platform to aspiring creatives. Visit donorbox.org/us-people-podcast to contribute and be a part of this incredible journey. Thank you for lending us your ears and being a part of our community. Remember to stay happy, positive, and always be kind to one another. Together, let's celebrate your creative journey on the Us People Podcast! https://uspeoplepodcast.com If you would like to be on the Us People Podcast, please feel free to contact us on: uspeoplepodcast@gmail.com / info@uspeoplepodcast.com 07377774478 / 02089642494 For Donations & Sponsorship: https://donorbox.org/us-people-podcast https://donorbox.org/officespace#info Thank you for listening. Stay Happy & Positive and continue to be kind to one another. "For The People By The People"

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November 10, 2026Episode 3341 hr 30 min

MEN HAVE EMOTIONS TOO - ALAN NEWTON - MARK DAVIS & SIMON BARRY - #334

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? Alan Newton: Founder of NewtonSquared and creator of Men Under Pressure™ Simon Barry: entrepreneur currently building Knowbotics AI, a startup designed to help neurodivergent kids at school Mark Davis: An Biohacking coach and strategist - Empowering individuals to optimise their health Men, Emotions, and Real Resilience: Legacy, Neurodiversity, and Mental Health with Alan, Simon, and Mark Savia Rocks opens Season 7 of the Us People/Yes People Podcast with a focus on legacy, healing from cultural conditioning and trauma, and becoming the person you were born to be. She hosts guests Alan (founder of Newton Squared and creator of Men Under Pressure), Simon (entrepreneur building Neobotics AI for neurodivergent kids), and Mark (biohacking coach and strategist) as they share disrupted upbringings, career paths, and lessons about humility, asking for help, and service. The conversation explores identity, self-forgiveness, ADHD and internal voices, burnout, true versus “fake” resilience, men’s difficulty labeling feelings, and how boys learn that crying is weakness. They discuss anger as a socially permitted male emotion, men’s suicide risk and hopelessness, the need for safe spaces, breathwork/meditation, and self-awareness, ending with reflections on peace, simplifying life, and where to find them online. 00:00 Welcome and Legacy Teaser 01:10 Meet the Guests 02:47 Simon’s Journey Botswana to Startups 06:50 Mark’s Roots Work Ethic and Career 10:22 Alan on Education and Wisdom 14:44 Mirror Question Mark on Identity 19:22 Simon on ADHD Voices and Self Kindness 27:01 Alan Reflects and Coping Tools 32:15 Real vs Fake Resilience 36:34 When Boys Learn Not to Cry 39:10 Childhood Trauma and Emotional Suppression 42:31 Struggling to Cry as an Adult 45:55 Empathy Unlocks Tears 47:40 Why Men Suppress Grief 49:35 Fathers and Crying 52:15 Breaking the Cycle 57:28 Men and Suicide 01:04:10 Anger as Acceptable 01:06:29 Building Safe Spaces 01:09:33 Neurodiversity in Startups 01:11:45 Dad Life and Self Care 01:19:49 Finding Peace and Acceptance 01:26:54 Where to Find Them 01:28:09 Final Thanks and Outro Thank you so much Mark, Simon & Alan for coming on the show to express there emotions in a safe space where they could be heard and show that we all need to support each other. - Savia Rocks Support the show

October 19, 2026Episode 3331 hr 14 min

The Power of Helping Each Other - Alan Newton - Former Tech Founder & Founder of NewtonSquared - Creator of Men Under Pressure™ #333

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? Alan Newton on Men Under Pressure, Coaching vs Mentoring, and Finding Balance Through Change Savia Rocks opens season seven of the Us People podcast focused on legacy, healing, and becoming one’s true self, then interviews Alan Newton, a Liverpool-raised former tech founder and operator, founder of Newton Squared, and creator of Men Under Pressure. Alan shares how a loving working-class upbringing, emphasis on education, bullying, and corporate office politics shaped his introversion, leadership style, and empathy. They discuss trauma as a catalyst for growth, conflict dynamics, emotional regulation, meditation, and the need for compassion. Alan explains why he became a technology founder, how he built a business after redundancy, and later pivoted into advisory, mentoring, and coaching, distinguishing each and outlining his ABC framework (awareness, balance, clarity), integration work, and masculine/feminine balance ideas influenced by Jung. He highlights men’s difficulty expressing feelings, a mild depression diagnosis, concerns about overprescribing medication, and where to find him online. 00:00 Welcome to Yes People 01:10 Meet Alan Newton 02:20 Growing Up Liverpool 04:29 Identity and Bullying 12:31 Workplace Politics Lessons 17:30 Empathy and Triggers 21:05 Staying True at Work 29:48 Why Tech Founder 38:12 Coaching Explained 39:25 Mentoring vs Coaching 39:52 Self Work and Reflection 41:15 Jung and Inner Balance 43:40 Men Under Pressure Coaching 44:53 Surviving Major Life Stress 46:31 Embracing Change and Growth 49:07 Coaching Style and Structure 51:20 ABC Coaching Framework 54:28 Integration Between Sessions 55:36 Are You Really Okay 58:45 Men and Emotional Expression 01:02:41 Medication and Natural Healing 01:09:58 Finding Alan and Closing 01:12:37 Outro Music and Next Show https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanrnewton/ https://www.youtube.com/@alan_r_newton https://www.instagram.com/coach.alannewton Thank you so much Alan, for showing us that, we all need help at the best of times and it does not always need to be someone that you know, who helps your through. - Savia Rocks Support the show

October 12, 2026Episode 33240 min

Striving for Sustainable Success - Dr Jacqueline Wabara-Ezechi (PhD) - Transformational Leader - Keynote speaker - Philanthropist - Former Beauty Queen & Multi-Award-Winning Event Organiser #332

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? Guest Producer: Aremuorin : Thank you so much to Aremuorin for the beautiful collaboration in bringing guest to the show. Leveraging Legacy: Dr. Jacqueline on Resilience, Lupus, and Building Excellence Host Savia Rocks welcomes Dr. Jacqueline, Director of People and Culture and founder/CEO of the Black British Institute of Excellence, to Season 7 of the Us People Podcast for a conversation about legacy, purpose, and growth without judgment. Dr. Jacqueline shares growing up in late-1960s Birmingham as one of few Black families, excelling at school to avoid bullying, and developing resilience early. She recounts a four-year struggle to get a correct lupus diagnosis after being misdiagnosed with multiple disorders, then persevering through health challenges while continuing her career. She explains her work at the Gates Foundation leading teams and her institute’s free support for people facing barriers to reaching their potential, including career and business development. She promotes the October 31 “ Leveraging Legacy ” event and provides contact info@bbie.org.uk. 00:00 Welcome to the Podcast 01:10 Meet Dr Jacqueline 02:44 Growing Up in Birmingham 04:01 Excelling to Survive 04:54 Lupus and Self Identity 06:58 Fighting for Diagnosis 09:00 Adapting and Staying Ambitious 09:47 Building the Institute 12:45 Breaking Glass Ceilings 15:09 Role Models and Inspiration 16:22 A Day in Her Life 17:37 Leadership and Career Strategy 19:38 Advice for Black Women Leaders 20:37 Business Support and Community Barriers 21:41 Egos And Advice 23:27 Life Without Judgment 24:32 Pride Through Lupus 25:25 Roots Of Resilience 28:48 Helping Others Thrive 30:11 Peace Song Success 33:24 Leveraging Legacy Event 34:22 How To Connect 36:13 Final Thanks And Outro 38:34 Closing Spoken Word Connect with Dr Jacqueline Wabara-Ezechi Instagram: @drjacquelinewabara Facebook: @drJacquelinewabara LinkedIn: Dr Jacqueline Wabara PhD, FCIPD All enquiries: info@bbie.org.uk Thank you so much Dr Jacqueline Wabara for her influence and determination, for not letting anyones options influence her ability to succeed. - Savia Rocks Guest Producer: Aremuorin : Thank you so much to Aremuorin for the beautiful collaboration in bringing guest to the show. Support the show

October 6, 2026Episode 3311 hr 5 min

We Are All Equal - Desiree Goldey - Founder and CEO of Do Better Consulting - #331

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? Desiree Goldey on Trauma, Self-Awareness, and Why Leadership Is a Daily Practice Savia Rocks opens Season 7 of the (Us People) Podcast with guest Desiree Goldey, founder/CEO of Do Better Consulting, talent strategist, author, and co-host of the Talentless podcast. Desiree Goldey shares growing up near Philadelphia in a predominantly white environment, experiencing racism and an abusive household, and how trauma shaped her trust, relationships, parenting, and empathy. She explains her direct, truth-centered consulting style, flexible people-first leadership influenced by pandemic-era remote work, and her belief that leaders must build inclusive teams through self-awareness and consistent reflection. Desiree describes her structured daily routine, defines success as waking up, stability, and meaningful work, and discusses concerns about AI replacing human connection in hiring and creative fields. She previews her book, "Leadership is a Practice, Not a Personality," publishing October 27, 2026, and shares where to find her online. 00:00 Welcome to Season Seven 02:15 Desiree Origins and Racism 04:19 Trauma and Relationships 08:11 Truth and Authenticity 10:00 Mirror and Self Awareness 14:08 Stuck Moments and Growth 17:35 Building Do Better Consulting 19:16 Flexible Leadership Philosophy 23:23 Wrangling Chaos Calmly 25:06 A Day in Desiree Life 31:25 Defining Success and Greece Dream 35:01 Greece Travel Glow 36:38 Travel Changes You 38:00 AI Versus Human Creativity 43:04 AI In Hiring Fears 45:58 Writing The Leadership Book 48:56 Leadership Practice Mindset 54:09 Nina Simone Soundtrack 57:26 Peace After Quitting 58:55 Podcast And Where To Find Her 01:02:29 Final Thanks And Outro 01:03:50 Closing Song Lyrics Do Better Consulting: dobetterconsulting.net Book website: notapersonalitybook.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/desireegoldey Instagram (personal / recruiting brand): instagram.com/recruiter_gold Instagram (Do Better Consulting): instagram.com/dobettertalent Threads: threads.com/@recruiter_gold Thank you so much Desiree for showing us that we are not defined just by one thing, that we have so many layers to us, that make us the person we are, and what we are becoming - Savia Rocks Support the show

September 29, 2026Episode 33011 min

The Open Confession - Savia Rocks - Award Winning Writer & Your Host - #330

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? The Open Confession: Legacy, Trauma, and the Courage to Speak Truth Savia Rocks introduces season seven of the Us People Podcast, emphasising leaving a legacy by benefiting mankind, peeling away cultural conditioning and trauma to become who you were born to be, and using hardship to create something beautiful. The episode centers on “the open confession,” describing how people suppress truths until emotions force honesty, and how confession can be expressed impulsively or withheld because words change everything. It explores rare, soul-shaking connections, patience when love arrives amid barriers, and how delayed responses don’t always mean a lack of care. Savia reflects on relationships where loyalty is mistaken for permission, the pain of being taken for granted, and the need for clarity, boundaries, and peace rather than guilt-driven commitment, closing with a spoken piece calling out political manipulation, violence, and the need for compassion, love, hope, and faith. 00:00 Welcome and Legacy 00:56 Trauma and Growth 01:10 Season Seven Intro 01:35 What Is Confession 02:21 Fear of Speaking 03:40 Rare Connection 05:10 Barriers and Patience 06:40 Taken for Granted 08:00 Clarity and Boundaries 08:52 Lessons and Chances 10:00 Activist Rap Outro Website: https://www.savia.rocks/portfolio Website: https://www.saviarockspublishing.com/ Website: https://uspeoplepodcast.com/ Support the show

September 7, 2026Episode 3291 hr 6 min

Share Your Story - Cecília Boechat - Journalist - Content Creator & Video Producer #329

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? Finding Purpose, Power, and Legacy: Cecília Boechat on Storytelling, Identity, and Change Savia Rocks opens season seven of the Us People Podcast with guest Cecília Boechat, a Brazilian journalist, host, content creator, video producer, and model based in Copenhagen. Cecília discusses growing up in Rio de Janeiro and how living in different worlds broadened her perspectives, describing people as “universes,” her spirituality and creativity, and her purpose of shedding light on untold stories. She explains choosing journalism after being discouraged from studying fashion, and how content creation let her represent perspectives she felt were missing, often highlighting smaller brands and entrepreneurs. Cecília reflects on envy as a compass, self-judgment, and advice from her mother about coming to the world to be happy and build the reality she wants. They discuss language’s power, domestic violence in Brazil, peace found in Salvador, and legacy through inspiring Black women in her family to embrace natural hair. 00:00 Welcome and Legacy 01:25 Meet Cecília Boechat 02:22 Roots Brazil to Copenhagen 04:08 Identity and Purpose 07:23 Envy as a Compass 11:28 Why Journalism Chose Her 17:00 Hosting and Listening Deeply 21:21 Women in Video Production 26:34 Power of Language 29:31 Life Without Judgment 34:01 Aging Into Self Love 35:07 Mom And Grandma Wisdom 39:45 Love Never Lies 43:18 Brazil Domestic Violence 50:56 Finding Peace In Salvador 55:00 Legacy Through Natural Hair 01:01:45 Where To Find Cecília 01:03:02 Final Thanks And Sign Off 01:05:02 Closing Song Lyrics https://www.instagram.com/ceciliaboechat https://www.tiktok.com/@cecilia.boechat https://www.linkedin.com/in/ceciliaboechat/ Thank you so much Cecília Boechat for showing us that we all have a story, and there is always a way to share it. - Savia Rocks Support the show

August 24, 2026Episode 32856 min

Knowledge Has Power - Joe Reeve - Founder, Professional Saxophonist - Entrepreneur & Public Speaker #328

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? Finding Purpose Through Creativity: Joe Reeve on Music, Entrepreneurship, and the Long Game Savia Rocks introduces Season 7 of The Us People Podcast and interviews Joe Reeve, a director, award-winning saxophonist, creative entrepreneur, public speaker, and founder of The Creative Meetup. Joe shares growing up in Felixstowe, moving to Newcastle at 18 to study music, and building a professional career by playing diverse styles, including nightclub residencies that expanded into weddings and events. He discusses the realities of entrepreneurship, playing the long game, self-reflection, authenticity, forgiveness, and learning to be gracious while proving doubters wrong. Joe credits sax teacher Martin Robinson for sparking his purpose, describes his typical day (nature walk, coffee, admin, practice, reading, gym, gigs), and explains his curiosity for travel and cultures. He chooses “power” as a key theme, names “Experience” by Ludovico Einaudi as his current life soundtrack, and mentions Nat King Cole, Nelson Mandela, and Che Guevara as island companions, with Costa Rica as a moment of peace, then shares where to find him online. 00:00 Welcome to the Podcast 00:19 Legacy and Trauma Mindset 01:10 Meet Joe Reeve 02:26 Growing Up and Moving Away 04:56 Becoming a Working Musician 08:56 Playing the Long Game 11:25 Identity and Self Reflection 18:16 Who Gave You a Chance 19:18 Mentor Who Sparked Purpose 23:17 A Day in Joe's Life 28:04 Curiosity and Exploration 28:46 Travel Shaped Curiosity 30:35 Open Minded Worldview 33:07 Choosing Power 34:35 Redefining Power 36:06 Learning Forgiveness 39:59 Soundtrack Of Life 43:06 The Question I Want 46:42 Desert Island Picks 48:36 Finding Peace In Nature 51:19 Where To Find Joe 52:55 Podcast Farewell 53:59 Value And Gratitude 54:56 Closing Lyrics Outro Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamjoereeve?igsh=MW16YXJzc2JjcWtrbQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Thank You So Much Joe for all the Knowledge you having given us and shared with so many people all over the world. Knowledge Really Is Power - Savia Rocks Support the show

August 17, 2026Episode 3271 hr 13 min

Where Power Can Lead You - Umer Khan OBE - Commander City of London Police #327

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? From a Village in Pakistan to City of London Police Commander: Purpose, Structure, and Community Cohesion Host Savia Rocks welcomes Umer Khan, Commander in the City of London Police, who shares his journey from a village in northern Pakistan to Manchester at age 11, overcoming language barriers, limited qualifications, and early work struggles before joining policing at 21 and becoming the first non-white commander in City of London Police history. He reflects on identity, trauma, imposter syndrome, and how a burglary call with an elderly widow revealed his purpose to help others. Umer describes how COVID prompted a disciplined “mind, body, soul” daily routine, enabling major qualifications alongside demanding work. He defines success as the person you become, rooted in gratitude and faith, and discusses policing by consent, legitimacy, accountability, and the need to invest in prevention and community resilience, especially for young people, to strengthen cohesion in a multicultural society. 00:00 Welcome to Season Seven 01:20 Meet Commander Umer 02:32 From Pakistan to Manchester 04:19 First Non White Commander 07:23 Identity and Purpose 10:11 Witness to Crime 11:52 Burglary Call Awakening 15:48 Imposter Syndrome Reflections 18:58 Starting From the Bottom 22:50 Growth Mindset Lessons 24:16 COVID Reset Routine 26:56 Win Your Day Systems 32:27 Productivity and Optimization 35:25 Defining Success Gratitude 37:33 Redefining Success 39:07 Legacy Every Day 39:31 Faith And Accountability 40:53 Jealousy And Self Check 41:53 Police Public Misunderstandings 44:25 Origins Of British Policing 47:34 Legitimacy And Trust 49:19 Imperfect But Accountable 51:04 Why I Joined Police 54:53 Strengthening Policing By Consent 56:41 Win Win Leadership 57:47 We Stand Together 01:00:00 Building Cohesive Communities 01:05:15 Finding Peace In The Present 01:07:51 Where To Connect 01:10:11 Final Thanks And Outro LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/umer-khan-obe-007976104/ Thank you so much Umer for showing us that determination can guide us, to a path of greatness and fulfilment - Savia Rocks Support the show

August 10, 2026Episode 32658 min

Manners Always Wins - Marcus Ho - founder of AWC - Always Working Clothing #326

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? Always Working: Marcus on Mental Health, Meaning, and Building a Purpose-Driven Brand Savia Rocks opens Season 7 of the Us People Podcast with guest Marcus, founder of Always Working Clothing (AWC), a creative writing master’s student, filmmaker, and supporting artist, who shares how growing up in Southeast London during post-code war tensions shaped his desire for kindness, community, and change. Marcus describes shedding others’ expectations, becoming more vulnerable, and focusing on mental health, reframing trauma as something that can lead to growth. He explains launching AWC three years ago after depression and feeling lost post-undergrad, later relaunching it in November with a stronger purpose centered on moving through hardships and supporting mental health, while navigating family support mixed with skepticism. Marcus outlines his busy routine balancing dissertation, freelance film/TV work, business planning, and a documentary exploring meaningful life without burnout or loneliness, discusses masculinity and vulnerability, and recalls finding peace after successfully hosting his first AWC event and donating to charity. He directs listeners to Always Working Clothing on Instagram, Home Media Productions on YouTube, and alwaysworkingclothing.com, noting he is not currently selling clothes while prioritizing the mental health mission. 00:00 Welcome and Legacy 01:10 Season Seven Intro 01:51 Meet Marcus and AWC 03:09 Growing Up Southeast London 04:58 Kindness Over Gangster Culture 08:11 Mirror Identity and Self Growth 10:36 Starting Always Working Clothing 15:16 Support Systems and Family Doubts 20:20 Daily Routine and Avoiding Burnout 24:53 Curiosity Documentary and Collabs 30:09 Men and Mental Health 32:49 Vulnerability Is Strength 36:21 Pass On the Favor 38:06 What Actually Matters 41:01 Life Without Judgment 46:23 Soundtrack of My Life 49:03 Finding Peace After the Event 53:04 Where to Find Marcus 54:44 Final Thanks and Sign-Off 56:50 Closing Song Lyrics Instagram: always_working_clothing Youtube: homedia productions Tiktok: alwaysworkingclothing Website: www.alwaysworkingclothing.com Thank you so much Marcus for letting us know that life does not always give us the start we need but we can change path and find our passion. - Savia Rocks Support the show

August 4, 2026Episode 32557 min

Time To Heal - Kim Rennie - Radio Broadcaster #325

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? Finding Purpose Through Radio: Kim Rennie on Music, Neurodivergence, and Positivity Season seven of the Us People Podcast features host Savia interviewing Kim Rennie, a Scotland-based radio broadcaster who shares how early tape-recording hobbies and a shift from nursing to media studies led to a 23-year passion for radio and championing new music. They discuss legacy, peeling back cultural conditioning and trauma, and how trauma can be transformed into something beautiful through choices, gratitude, and “baby steps.” Kim describes her nonjudgmental approach, forgiveness, and finding peace through small moments, while also speaking about mental health, burnout, and her long process of pursuing autism and ADHD assessment, plus a late dyslexia diagnosis. She outlines her shows, love of music and live broadcasting, and invites bands to submit music to her Rock Hard Radio Show via her social channels and email, noting her Sunday Mixcloud show on Erebus Radio. 00:00 Welcome and Legacy Teaser 01:10 Meet Kim the Broadcaster 02:35 Kim’s Origin Story in Radio 05:11 Why Radio and Music Matter 09:52 Mirror Question and Mindset 11:34 Neurodiversity and Mental Health Journey 15:45 A Day in Kim’s Life 17:45 Nonjudgment and Forgiveness 20:50 Childhood Roots and Family Dynamics 26:38 Soundtrack and Quote to Live By 32:21 Live Radio Thrills 32:54 Tech Mishaps Recovery 33:55 Persevering Through Glitches 35:26 Karaoke Confidence Music Tastes 36:25 Sound Sensitivity Autism 38:07 Getting Into Radio Today 40:46 Passion Over Paychecks 42:20 Best Advice Positivity 44:22 Horror Movies Tangents 47:07 Peaceful Moments Cats 48:32 Where To Find Kim 51:48 Final Thanks Kindness Outro 54:58 Closing Track Where Love Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Rockhardradioshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rockhardradioshowwithkimrennie/ TikTok: Tiktok.com/therockhardradioshow https://x.com/KimRennieradio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThursdayRockSpot TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@thursdayrockspot Thank you so much Kim for showing us that a passion is worth more than money and gives you purpose - Savia Rocks Support the show

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