True Story London Podcast - 34 - Kicking, Punching & Speaking Up w/Michaela Agapiou

34 - Kicking, Punching & Speaking Up w/Michaela Agapiou

01/02/25 • 33 min

Today's storyteller is Michaela Agapiou sharing the story of when she, as a self-proclaimed "non-sporty" person, decided to take up taekwondo. In our talk afterward we discuss the nature of belonging and achievement, being an outwardly emotional person and craving the same from others, and how she found and fell in love with storytelling.

Find Michaela on Instagram at @michaelaagapiou

Find The Story Collider online at storycollider.org

Find out more about True Story London on our website: truestorylondon.com

CREDITS:

Hosted by Michelle Toth

Produced by Ellis Ballard

Theme Music by Sea Noise

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Find Michaela on Instagram at @michaelaagapiou

Find The Story Collider online at storycollider.org

Find out more about True Story London on our website: truestorylondon.com

CREDITS:

Hosted by Michelle Toth

Produced by Ellis Ballard

Theme Music by Sea Noise

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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33 - Different Worlds, Same Guy w/Julian John

Today's storyteller is Julian John sharing the story of his attempts to make both himself, and his parents, proud. In our discussion afterwards we talk about family expectations, the cultural differences between growing up in Nigeria and working in Britain, his fascination with the true stories of creative people, and more.

Find Julian on Instagram at @mc_saabii_boi

Find his Korak podcast and events at @korakevents

Find out more about True Story London on our website: truestorylondon.com

CREDITS:

Hosted by Michelle Toth

Produced by Ellis Ballard

Theme Music by Sea Noise

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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35 - To Cancel or Not to Cancel w/Donna Freed

Today's storyteller is Donna Freed making her return to the podcast with an intense and insightful story of confronting her father over a moment of seriously unacceptable behaviour. In our conversation afterwards we discuss how the events of the story changed her relationship with her dad, reflections on surviving the Me Too era, and the life changing value she has found in the storytelling process.

Find Donna's memoir 'Duplicity', published by Muswell Press here: https://muswell-press.co.uk/authors/donna-freed

Or find it on audiobook here: https://play.google.com/store/audiobooks/details/Duplicity_My_Mothers_Secrets_Unabridged?id=AQAAAEASzWuNaM&hl=en_GB&pli=1

Find out more about True Story London on our website: truestorylondon.com

CREDITS:

Hosted by Michelle Toth

Produced by Ellis Ballard

Theme Music by Sea Noise

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.