The world is loud—conflict, tension, relentless headlines. But Easter asksus to pause. To breathe. To remember that even from ashes, something can rise.In this special moment of reflection, Manatita, the Lantern Carrier, returnswith four poems that cut through the noise. Each one offers a step towardsrenewal—through faith, stillness, and deeper meaning. From the quiet truth of ThatThou Art to the hope woven into spring, this is not just poetry. It isperspective. A reminder that light still finds a way.

London rewards the brave — and Rose White is living proof. Arriving fromPoland with just £300, two suitcases and no connections, she’s carved her pathfrom open mic nights to sold-out shows at SJQ.

Blending soul, jazz and pop, her sound is fresh, confident and unmistakablyher own. Her latest single, Baby Girl, tells that story — bold,playful and full of self-belief.

Trevor catches up with Rose while she’s in India to talk about the journey,the music, and what comes next.

🎧Song: Rose White – Baby Girl

Find out more about Rose White:
www.rosewhiteldn.com
Facebook: @rosewhiteldn
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Outro / Socials

This week Trevor speaks with Rashanda Mack Kelly — entrepreneur, mother ofthree, and a woman who has faced cancer not once, but twice.

In this conversation she shares the reality of battling serious illness inthe United States healthcare system, where treatment can carry a heavyfinancial cost alongside the emotional toll.

Rashanda reflects on survival, resilience, faith, and what it means to keepstanding when life tests you more than once. She also talks about turning paininto purpose — building a business, raising a family, and writing her book I'mStill Standing: Stories of Survival to inspire others facing their ownbattles.

This is a conversation about strength, perspective, and the power ofrefusing to give up.

Learn more:
https://rashandamack.com