The PT Show - Spotlight on Shaun Pascal 

Detective Shaun Pascal comes from a family background of policing and is cited as having policing in his DNA. 

Joining the Metropolitan Police Service in September 2004. On joining the Met, he quickly passed his Detective exams to move on to specialist crimes. Taking control of crimes scenes and being a Police liaison Officer for liaising with families.

At Hendon Police, Training School awarded the hardest working recruit. Awarded four service commendations.

He is also an avid campaigner in the fight against racism in society, and a man who is not frightened to place his head above the parapet, especially when it comes to knowing right from wrong.

Moreover, he is the co-owner of Black Wall St Media, a social media platform bringing you news of common interest in order to maintain unity as a family, community and race of people, in order to inspire and build our community.


Website
www.blackwallst.media

Twitter
@BWSM_Ltd

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The PT Show - Spotlight on Shaun Wallace (The Chaser)

On our show today we have a man who is a Barrister, Author, Lecturer, Columnist, he is a quizzer and of course Mastermind champion 5th December 2004, the first Black person to win the coveted title, and he is our favourite Chaser on popular TV show the Chase.

Check out Shaun’s autobiography now – ‘Chasing the Dream’ available at all good book shops, or order online.

Follow Shaun on Twitter
@TheShaunWallace


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The PT Show - Spotlight on Sigourney Bell PHD

Sigourney Bell is a 2 year PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge; Ms Bell researches a rare paediatric brain tumour and is testing novel compounds to develop new therapies. 

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Prior to starting her PhD research, Sigourney completed a BSc in Human Physiology with Industrial year with honours at the University of Leeds, achieving a 2.1. During her time at Leeds, she developed an interest in neuroscience after doing a voluntary lab placement. She went on to win the Jennifer Rowles Summer studentship to investigate novel therapies for neurodegenerative disorders affecting the spinal cord.

Currently, little is understood about the specific subtype she studies as most patients with such tumours are incurable. She aims to develop a new chemotherapy drug to treat these children to give them a greater chance of living a full, healthy and happy life.

Sigourney Bell is the co-founder of Black in Cancer, promoting Black excellence in research and medicine and educating the community about early diagnosis and advocacy. Sigourney is a first-generation academic and now well on her way in her PhD from the five-year journey since graduating from university.

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Sigourney is a fellow ACRC member and Forbes 30 under 30 honouree.