We all have stories to tell

It is his voice, a rich, animated and compelling story-tellers voice, that you first notice about Alex. That smile; a born entertainer and communicator.
Jasmine Birtles, The Guardian

Alex has a unique Archive resource as the pioneering broadcaster and producer of the first daily black magazine radio programme for the BBC Radio London, a spellbinding voice that wafted over the airways of London for 14 years.

He was recently awarded Honorary Member of the National Union of Journalists, Alex is the co-founder of The Voice newspaper, a Voiceover Artist, humorist, storyteller, cultural strategist, communicator par excellence, creative education consultant and lecturer, a visionary in community affairs, singer/songwriter of seven titles for the BBC childrenÕs series, Teletubbies to mention just a few seasoned skills.

He possesses the ability to communicate with any audience as both a celebrity spokesperson and dynamic speaker, providing unforgettable experiences in the process, making him a credible and entertaining host with the ability to mesmerize and moderate conference audiences or host awards. During his charismatic and approachable presentations, Alex is known to sing songs from a variety of genres including his own works published by Good Vibes Records & Music Ltd, to capture core information shaped in the space of a song.

Truly a unique person dedicated to give in each of his performances, pure and absolute pleasure. He was awarded the OBE by Her Majesty the Queen, for ÔServices to Community RelationsÕ, which he affectionately calls the Order for Black Excellence.

Roles
Facilitator
Celebrity Spokesperson
Journalist (Current Affairs and Multi-cultural Britain, Cultural Industries, Creative Education, Trade Unions)
Black Culture Across the UK & European Divide
Black Music in Britain

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Alex Pascall OBE
Broadcaster, Oral Historian, Facilitator, Presenter

It is his voice, a rich, animated and compelling story-tellers voice, that you first notice about Alex. That smile; a born entertainer and communicator.

Jasmine Birtles, The Guardian

Alex has a unique Archive resource as the pioneering broadcaster and producer of the first daily black magazine radio programme for the BBC Radio London, a spellbinding voice that wafted over the airways of London for 14 years.

He was recently awarded Honorary Member of the National Union of Journalists, Alex is the co-founder of The Voice newspaper, a Voiceover Artist, humorist, storyteller, cultural strategist, communicator par excellence, creative education consultant and lecturer, a visionary in community affairs, singer/songwriter of seven titles for the BBC childrenÕs series, Teletubbies to mention just a few seasoned skills.

He possesses the ability to communicate with any audience as both a celebrity spokesperson and dynamic speaker, providing unforgettable experiences in the process, making him a credible and entertaining host with the ability to mesmerize and moderate conference audiences or host awards. During his charismatic and approachable presentations, Alex is known to sing songs from a variety of genres including his own works published by Good Vibes Records & Music Ltd, to capture core information shaped in the space of a song.

Truly a unique person dedicated to give in each of his performances, pure and absolute pleasure. He was awarded the OBE by Her Majesty the Queen, for ÔServices to Community RelationsÕ, which he affectionately calls the Order for Black Excellence.

Roles

Facilitator

Celebrity Spokesperson

Journalist (Current Affairs and Multi-cultural Britain, Cultural Industries, Creative Education, Trade Unions)

Black Culture Across the UK & European Divide

Black Music in Britain

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January 6, 2009

we all have stories to tell

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January 1, 2009

My granny write a book

This is a project to encourage youngsters to find out things about their grand parents. whose stories are fascinating and can play a crucial part in understanding the roots, culture and life overall of who they were, the countries they came from, their travels, aspirations and other things which they may never have spoken of to you, because they sometimes are not sure if they should, fearing that it may not be the right time to speak of it, or whether it would be of interest to their grad children. In doing this you will learn a lot and find that with time you become closer to them and can then relate to many aspects of their lives.

What is it about your grand mother or grandfather you like or dislike and will like to write a story about to get it off your chest? Grannies are quite amazing and amusing, but they are deeply knowledgeable and may have so much to say which you are missing out on and would only get to know if you find the right medium to get it out of them. They love protecting their old things and store them in odd places.

With time I will add other projects on many of the stories, songs and projects that I have developed which are fitting to cultural and historical studies and are closely linked to the curriculum subjects. You can then look at our website www.goodvibes-online.co.uk and see what we offer otherwise.

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