Don’t Crack Podcast: Episode 4 – Asians in Football

October 19, 2017

Adam Samuel

In the fourth addition of the Don’t Crack Podcast, we discuss the lack of visible representation of the Asian community in the British football culture.

For this episode we were joined by a special guest in freelance journalist and documentary film maker Daldeep Kaur.

LISTEN TO PODCAST BELOW:

https://soundcloud.com/user-303248527/dont-crack-podcast-episode-4-asians-in-football

Asians in Football Documentary: www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIqzdM_-mKA

Adam Bio

Adam Samuel is a twenty-three-year-old aspiring sports journalist, currently studying at St Mary’s University. He was raised in both East London and Essex, and is of Caribbean descent. His hobbies include plotting who to transfer into his FPL team every week and dance music.

Aramide Bio

Aramide Oladipo is a twenty-five-year-old aspiring sports journalist, studying at St Mary’s University. He was raised in St Albans, and is of Nigerian descent. His hobbies include writing about football and laughing at the plight of Amir Khan.

Adam Samuel

Adam, 23, is a graduate of Bournemouth University, where he attained a degree in Sports Management. He found his way into sports journalism writing regularly for a football-centred website, with his articles read by over four million people. Growing up in Dagenham, Adam thrived in sport participating in academy-level football and as a national level track and field athlete. Further, he was voted head boy by his peers during secondary school. In this role he enjoyed his first experience as a writer, contributing a weekly article to the school newsletter. Sports in which he holds an interest include basketball, American football, boxing, cricket and handball. With a broadcasting career in mind, Adam is now undertaking a Masters degree in Sports Journalism at St Mary’s University. Twitter: @adamsamuell Email: adam-samuel@hotmail.com

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