I love interviews as it's such a relaxing and enjoyable way of finding out specific information about someone. A friend is in the process of constructing a magazine and asked me to feature in it.
I was asked questions and answered accordingly, and really enjoyed it!
Here goes it:
Magazine publication: Afrokanist magazine - https://www.facebook.com/afrokanistmagazine
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I came back from Salford training fully pumped and ready to incorporate everything I've learnt into my job role as a trainee at BBC Radio 2.
I began working on the breakfast show. The first week consisted of mostly office duties and show plans. The first day didn't go exactly how I thought it would be, and without anything negative happening at all, I suddenly fell into a state of overthinking and being hard on myself for not taking more initiative.
I kept reminding myself about [.....]
At first it felt as though I was en route to a business meeting or something (mostly due to how smartly I was dressed and going straight from church), I hopped on a train to a city outside of London that I've never been to before in the hopes of gaining crazy amounts of information that I would note down constantly.
I arrived in probably the most luxuriest hotel room I've stayed in in the UK, and I immediately thought of what my mother says to me now and [.....]
I received the news only days after graduating. I responded how most girls would; constantly screaming "SHUT UP" and crying tears of absolute joy. I was more shocked at the fact that it happened so soon, rather than actually ever happening.
It was such a joyous and happy feeling, and therefore I had decided to only keep the news private with close family and friends, until I actually started my job role as a graduate trainee.
Starting with the BBC as a company, as my first ever job [.....]
