Editor Of Vogue (Edward Enninful OBE): How To Become No.1 In Your Industry Against All The Odds!

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

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[@LadyMul]

Phenomenal man!! Maya Angelou’s poem came to mind watching this interview ❤🖤🙏🏾

[@marsol1979]

I rarely comment but I’m subscribed 👌

[@lorileeleonard7768]

Wowsa

[@judithgrace9850]

acajudi100 youTube Singaporean laws. Prayers for the world Send all criminals to Ukraine and Sudan. Thank you. God is in charge. Fentanyl . Some.people are never fooled. My great grandparents schooled me R. I. P everyone everywhere. All lives matter. Do not kill , unless self defense. All rapists and killers should have organs removed asap. No life in prison. Greed is worldwide God is in charge. Karma never loses an address We reap what we sow Not worried, for God is 6in control. Happy I moved to Queretaro in _2021 at79. Solutions: Keep your people in their own country and put the military on all borders to keep them out. Send all criminals to war zones. Traitors. Inside traders, ay for play kickbacks are criminals also I prepped for 6 months, and gave away preps when I left the USA for Querétaro,and I have my 6 months back from home delivery. USA is too deadly and expensive. $100k should be direct deposited in USA bank accounts age 18 and up tax free. I left the USA at 79 for Querétaro. Direct deposit of 100K to all USA citizens, so you can move where you can afford and it is safe Move to Mexico. R. I. P everyone everywhere. All lives matter. Do not kill , unless self defense. All rapists and killers should have organs removed asap. No life in prison. Greed is worldwide God is in charge. Karma never loses an address We reap what we sow Not worried, for God is 6in control. Happy I moved to Queretaro in _2021 at79. Solutions: Keep your people in their own country and put the military on all borders to keep them out. Send all criminals to war zones. Traitors. Inside traders, ay for play kickbacks are criminals also I prepped for 6 months, and gave away preps when I left the USA for Querétaro,and I have my 6 months back from home delivery. USA is too deadly and expensive. $100k should be direct deposited in USA bank accounts age 18 and up tax free. I left the USA at 79 for Querétaro. Direct deposit of 100K to all USA citizens, so you can move where you can afford and it is safe Thank you. I left the USA at 79 for Queretaro in 2021. acajudi100 for my YT videos from age 70-75. I am 80 now. Thank you. I left the USA at 79 for Queretaro in 2021. acajudi100 for my YT videos from age 70-75. I am 80 now.

[@tishalittles6201]

I was so moved and inspired by your conversation with this brilliant and complex man. Bravo!!! And looking forward to reading his book.

[@annabelonyango9749]

This humble African man re-defined an entire industry and restored everyone's faith in mainstream fashion. We are lucky to have you Mr. Enninful.

[@munix9351]

No he didnt😅

[@ellie-tk4jy]

@@munix9351 I bet you're white. Love cutting us down eh?

[@marcdaddy1847]

You are deluded mate #WakeUp

[@halhal-my4pt]

Nope. Blacks like him use racism to climb the ladder of success like so many Blacks around America and Europe. Blacks are the source of woke virus and intolerance in a society. Dr. Watson and Lincoln was right about your people.

[@kaioiamo1503]

@@munix9351has British vogue ever had a black editor?

[@lovenspired]

What Edward did at British Vogue is the most iconic showdown of magazine editorial history. I loved that he stayed true to his vision and didn't let the gatekeepers stand in the way of bringing change to life at British Vogue. The numbers didn't lie either. His magazine covers were selling more than American Vogue editor Anna Wintour and if you go month to month, you absolutely understand why the cover stories pulled in more sales. The artist direction was obviously miles ahead. I still remember trying to get my hands on his most viral British vogue covers magazine in America, and they were sold out EVERYWHERE!

[@RR-ir4ut]

bs he did nothing

[@kathylyndsey316]

Steven is Soooooooo good at creating an atmosphere where the interview leaves you feeling as though you have tapped into another side of the human aspect that makes them tick, and enables us to relate to and see parts of ourselves in them. This podcast and format just works. Please don't change a good thing. 💫💫💫

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you so much Kathy 🤍

[@Yogi-bu2nk]

Well said…I agree 1000%

[@Megaredronin]

@@TheDiaryOfACEO And you ask the most piercing and emotive questions. Thank you sir!.......... and yes you would make a great model........ yes i liked and suscribed :)

[@IvanVasyliev-o8y]

Hi, Steven. I really love this podcast and work you are doing. I am from Ukraine, i was watching this episode with Edward under russian missiles that destroy the people and cities of Ukraine and this episode give me the feeling of comfort and joy that i even forget about missiles above my head. So it`s literally saving my mental state. You are so inspiring persons for me, i want to thank you, Edward and British people for supporting my country. With love from Kyiv ❤

[@suziesmith9076]

I pray the peace of Christ upon you and your family. I pray you are protected and comforted in his spirit. Most of all I pray this war ends. You are well ijmn ❤

[@lawrencetapfumaneyi4147]

We love you guys from Zimbabwe much love and God faith

[@Wanda_Jannette]

May the great Lord protect you and your family and may those who agreed and forced this war reap what they sow. I had the great feeling after Trump administration that we were going to experience another war and sure enough look what happened. I hope the american people realize that no one benefit from these wars. Every country benefits from peace and the help of each others strength and intelligence. Greed should not occupy space in humanity. God bless and may HE touch the heart and mind of everyone. Ameen!

[@ginagalligan9832]

Edward’ description and love for his mother is so beautiful❤

[@giovannamoro8564]

He's such a pleasant person to listen to . Intelligent ,humble , genuine .and profound .

[@jenniferkinandi4628]

"I don't expect everyone to be like me, but I can see potential" I needed to hear that

[@navmohindra579]

We need more immigrant stories on DOAC...hugely impactful!!!

[@ZainabAmina]

For real!!

[@navmohindra579]

@@ZainabAmina thanks... no.1 in the apple pod charts...now is an excellent opportunity.

[@LB-ih7hn]

@@ZainabAmina Hi

[@claremawis614]

So true. Loved this story

[@osaroosamagie7143]

Agreed

[@PenniBee9892]

Big up to the wonderful Mums & Dads who support and encourage their children to pursue their dreams.

[@titifash74]

Nothing like Kindness, thank you Edward for embracing and champioining the culture, very good story and very well told. You are a good example in many ways, keep flying the flag and wish you good health and good life. As always Steven, brilliant guest, get more of African guests please. Thank you

[@gabriellagelir2027]

"I just knew [that] my family wouldn't get me there, work would get me there." WHEW!!!!! That's the story of my life. Those words resonated deeply with me.

[@withlovebyads]

Only 24mins in and I’m loving this interview! It’s highly emotional though Edward has an amazing sense of humour 🤍 And he’s from Takroadi - my Grandma’s place 🇬🇭

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Let me know what you think of the rest of the episode!

[@withlovebyads]

@@TheDiaryOfACEO This is an episode I would love to watch again and again. To hear the story of a Man who overcame because of his moral consciousness; his ability to endure in a climate that does not/did not welcome ‘people like him’; and his tenacity to live out the dream that he hadn’t even yet seen as a young boy witnessing the creative secrets of his Mothers seam-stressing studio… I’m nothing less than inspired. There were so many parts where I had to take the video back so that I could ‘hear it again.’ Great interview Steven and thank you Sir Edward for sharing yourself with us!

[@louiseowusu246]

My grandad also lived in Takoradi sometimes, and one of his wives was from there. So quite a bit of family in those ends

[@AMETHYSTANGEL216]

I'm not into buying memoirs, biographies, or autobiographies. But this!!!!? Definitely adding this to my library. @Steven, this is one of the best DOAC guest interviews I've watched. And I'm learning, from you, how to give space to others to express themselves, to process out loud. My 30 year-old daughter shared your channel with me and I haven't looked back. Keep up the great work! 💯💯💯💜💜💜

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

So glad you enjoyed Dianne, thank you 🤍

[@rachelnidhugain5398]

This man is truly an inspiration. What a moment, going from where your ethnicity is your normality, to then be placed where your ethnicity is judged with complete contempt and to be an outsider... Whilst also suppressing your sexuality.. he is a stunningly beautiful person ❤

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

🤍

[@Kualabear02]

If people in UK found his ethnicity contemptible (which we certainly don’t) then he wouldn’t have succeeded the way he has.

[@novenaprayer7487]

​@@Kualabear02Lol, are you the voice of Margaret Thatcher, the police and the ignoramuses when Edward first came to England?

[@valarielacasse803]

​​@@Kualabear02is that the reason Caribbean blacks ŵho help build the UK 50s hVe their children born in UK being deported back and im referring to law-abiding citizens. So so The commonwealth was invited then disinvited to make space for Refugees from Europe a Pm non caucasian i😂n with the same agenda..

[@karaminadesigns2109]

Fellow Ghanaian here who also left after the revolution. So wonderful to hear this story. Thank you Edward and Steven

[@naalamptey-mills7811]

Read his memoir end of last year and was hoping you would invite Edward onto the podcast. Incredibly heart wrenching and beautiful story ❤

[@Kelvincentgh]

It’s really beautiful to see another side of him besides all the glamour in the fashion industry. Being a fashion stylist in Ghana and seeing someone like me break boundaries globally pushes me to keep fighting for what I love. Great man Edward!

[@teezeeeee]

I cried when he answered the question left for him....Thank you Edward ❤❤❤

[@yvonnebryan5741]

I loved Ebony Fashion Fair . Also has a clandestine assignation with an Ebony Fashion Fair model.

[@firewind3509]

Me too🥹

[@feliciaflinders]

❤❤❤❤ inspirational one. So relatable as an Nigerian coming to London as a 8 year old. Working in the financial sector and rising above the nonsense

[@lynlufford8689]

Edward is such a humble person. I love that you had to ask him in different ways, why he is so successful to get to an answer. He must be such an inspirational person to be around, and i love that he is representing Ghana, and diversity in the industry.

[@cyndyco2005]

“This interview is DYNAMIC!”❤ I always enjoy your impressive interviewing skills. Thank you for what you do. 🙏🏽

[@davidcowan4378]

How could anyone not love Edward? Great interview.

[@myphatphiles7739]

That was absolutely amazing I think it's the best interview so far so natural and honest and gives me hope. Thank you so much for this interview Stephen

[@WillieUnvlkan]

Hi philes I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹

[@zingisamase]

I've been silently following every episode. Your podcast is such a breath of fresh air. Thank you so much Steven- Zingisa Mase (South Africa)

[@ProgressiveMinds18.]

I love how comfortable Edward Became ,he is excited and passionate about his craft clearly .

[@bree5529]

What a delightful man! I thoroughly enjoyed this interview and am refreshed as a lifelong educator of young people.

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Glad you enjoyed Bree!

[@knowthyself5044]

I love his honesty/openness🌻💛

[@jenniferlesueur1359]

Thank you Edward Enninful for being so open about your life. You have achieved so much.

[@nickybratina9405]

He is such a great story teller. Such pearls of wisdom. What a great mentor he is to the young up and coming successful potentials ❤

[@lindaford5605]

Very right functioning as an addict. A lot of people don't realise your addiction. I ran restaurants & bars knowing I drank too much. My employees never had any clue. I dealt with it that because I deal with anxiety. I deal better now with different tools. Sober for 7yrs. Love my kids more than alcohol.

[@mariamkayita1546]

This is an absolutely fantastic interview! Thank you Edward and Steven. For every immigrant child and person this is all the motivation we need seeing one of us succeed and make the impossible possible.

[@tworealms]

I just wish our people would just start our own things, where we dont have to fight to be accepted. It pains me when they just pick us up, use us and then discard us when they no longer need us. Hes such a great inspiration for me. Always has been x

[@SeanFrayne]

Hugely inspirational ❤can absolutely relate to the imposter syndrome thing - I'm working my way towards a career in music and the self-doubt definitely creeps in every now and then (or someone will say something to set it off). Then I watch something like this, or read a book or find inspiration somewhere to keep going! Or sometimes I just look back at how far I've come and take a moment to self reflect like Edward said. Anyway, I'm subscribed! Love your work and loving this interview (so far!)

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you Sean 🙏🏽 I am glad you enjoyed the episode

[@louiseowusu246]

This is such a powerful story. What Edward says also resonates a lot with British Ghanaian people I interviewed for my PhD research..especially.the pressure to conform to parental expectation. It also speaks to a lot of the trauma that parents went through on trying to settle here. He tells it beautifully. Stephen also interviews him brilliantly.

[@josephineamawiafe9428]

Every parent everywhere under this sun has expectations for their children. It has never been an African thing. Don’t waste our ears.

[@louiseowusu246]

​​@@josephineamawiafe9428 agree. All parents do have expectations, although arguably they vary according to circumstances. But in this case, if you read my comment, I am saying that what he says resonated with what people told me when I interviewed them. Enjoy your day.

[@sohosteveuk]

I think this is your most enjoyable and inspirational episode yet! What an incredible journey by such an amazing soul ❤️

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Great to hear Steve! Thank you so much!🙏🏽

[@orchid.orchid.orchid.orchid]

This was so incredible !!! As a young black designer that looks at the small details, I felt so seen! Edward is an inspiration, it really was such a beautiful and insightful interview full of jewels.Thank you for sharing!

[@firouz256]

He was a black immigrant kid in fashion. He worked his way up. Job for job! There is still not many of us brown and black people in the top positions. Many of us talented ...but he made it to the top and he deserves praise for his achievements - not only because he made it. But because only we colored people can imagine what racism, discrimination and humiliation he had to endure to get to the top. He promised a new Vogue where we would have a face, a say and a place - and he kept his promise. May he help others after him. I didn't make it. I wasn't lucky enough... I worked so hard for so many years because I loved what I did. but I didn't snort cocaine with them to be accepted by the white fashion people. I didn't sleep with them for a job. I wasn't invited to their parties. That is why I didn't get the right jobs. My portfolio was rejected. They told me you have too many black people in your portfolio. Go blond because they are commercial. I was told if your model was white, I would do hair at your shoot. I wasn't given the pieces I wanted to style with. I was mobbed and never considered for jobs. Years and years of outstanding editorials and pictures... But I didn't make it. So when Edward wins, part of me wins with him. I see so much of myself in him. He did it for all of us brown people in a white dominated industry.

[@naturerazzi7shi495]

This is so poignant ... Babylon is definitely not for the faint -hearted. Well done u 👌

[@kaioiamo1503]

❤

[@npguru]

Its great to hear him given props to both of his parents. So many young Black men think they did it by themselves.

[@bestyledbystacey]

I humbly and gracefully bow down to the incredible man you are Mr. Enninful! You are a beautiful song of love, beauty and grace. May your legacy forever live on❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@WenotI]

Omg! I can so relate to Sir Edward. I’m finding that we are so similar in personality. I just need to find my inner Edward. The only difference I’m not as disciplined as he is. I’m definitely buying his book.

[@jemzjems]

As soon as he said my mother was a seamstress, I knew she was a huge part of his success 🙌🏾. There are so many lessons in this interview.

[@writegirl2937]

Before I learned about this podcast a few months ago, I was always in my head. But Steve has such a wide variety of guests that my mind has opened up, and I am more intellectually strengthened. I think Steve’s intriguing questions help all of us!🌼

[@inthechairwithcloochy8102]

A soul that gives and gives, that's Edward. He is only just beginning to show the world what he is really made of. I actually cried like a baby when his first British Vogue Cover(As Editor) hit the shelves, I bought two copies just in case something happened to one of them. I often daydream about being part of Edward's tribe. My world would not be as good and colourful and exciting without Edward in the background. I have been a Makeup Artist for 37 years and NO ONE has given me the inspiration over the years that Edward has... Love from Ireland for having such an exceptional guest on your AMAZING channel. XOX

[@Greenz1100]

I relate to this amazing Man because I too shunned from my family for being something else than what they wanted. Thank you to Edward for opening the doors for many and representing many persons around the world in what he does. Great interview as always I love these interviews.

[@Anniciam]

Wow wow!!!! What an incredible conversation… didnt want it to end. What a beautiful human Edward is 😀… a truly special soul!

[@phaks9529]

I have always loved you Edward, but your history just confirms why I had this love for you and actually very proud of you.♥♥♥♥you bring sunshine 🌟🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@stephanieA10]

This is an incredibly important watch.. there’s so much to learn from Edward’s Life.. loved it.. Thank you for doing this..

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you for listening🙏🏽 Glad you enjoyed the episode!

[@Kya1942]

I know his Dad. I lived in the same neighborhood in Tema before leaving for the US. He is a very private man. I really enjoyed this interview. Edward is such a wonderful person.

[@NathanKwadade]

Is his dad still alive?

[@teezeeeee]

So relatable and insightful...Really glad he shared his story, kind of a casestudy/manual for me because I'm in the depressed phase of his story... imposter syndrome for lots of immigrants is real...Thank you Edward ❤

[@amygriffin7672]

Hey Stephen, I'm old enough to be your mom or grandmother. I watch a lot of podcasts on KZbin, and want you to know I think yours is A+. I've really enjoyed the quality and diversity of guests and your questions/follow-ups. Congrats to you and your team.

[@kristyboxx]

I am not into fashion at all, but this man is an inspiration. The way he sees the world, the way he interacts with it, the way he stands for what he believes in, even the way he talks... All of those and even more is something I am taking from this conversation and hopefully apply it into my life too. Thank you guys.

[@lalaginaaa]

Such a humble man, he achieved so much and paved the way for the next generation

[@completelength]

THE TRUTH ABOUT THIS INTERVIEW IS…. It was terribly genius! Inspirational and powerful

[@liszaf3976]

Love your interviews Stephen you really have a talent!! And great guest, nice to meet Edward what an inspiration!! Greetings from Greece!

[@fallonlunda1408]

This interview was so so good ! I had the chance to meet Mr. Enninful at a fashion show in Paris, and he was so welcoming and sweet. And now to hear him giving advices and life experiences makes me more amazed. Thanks for picking him up

[@BillyMalalaII]

Such a brilliant and beautiful conversation between two born in Africa. This episode is filled with gems 💎 and I've picked up a few 🔥

[@Missrai22]

Loved loved loved this conversation! So much insight and I’m inspired. Love his answer at the end. Would have defenetly saw him as a warrior next to the jet lady, advocating to have amazing pieces 💪🏾

[@khanyisagura4377]

Loved this interview so so much. You know when you listen to something and you feel like it had all the messages you needed to hear. This was it for me. ❤

[@claurestrepo1561]

Oh Steven, you have the best guests and you get the absolute BEST from them, I enjoy these conversations so much! I always learn and feel like I know these people, usually unknown to me before the episode, on another level, their true selves…You are a great interviewer, amazing, I love Mondays and Thursdays 😁

[@marsol1979]

This interview hit the spot … as a healthy 37 year old woman diagnosed with glaucoma I was petrified about losing my vision . Thankfully I had a successful surgery but I’ve recently starting having floaters so the scare of retina detachment meant I had to have all this tests done. I’m thankfully ok but the floaters are apparently for life 🙃 i also suffer from tinnitus 😂 and BPPV and migraines and blood clots … bring it on 💪

[@jamesfeliciano4650]

Sorry to hear about your health just know GOD have you covered and we're praying for you stay blessed.

[@marsol1979]

@@jamesfeliciano4650🙏🏻

[@Evayoubinchung]

This is one of the most beautiful interviews so far on this channel. ❤❤❤

[@Sapadillawoman]

Great interview! Thank you so much for honoring Eunice Johnson. We stand on the shoulders of giants and warriors like her.

[@NS-xt5wv]

Edward is immensely talented, he is literally making VOGUE great again. Anna Wintour has to retire finally and give this man a chance to revive VOGUE USA too.

[@doreenwilliams9622]

Hmmm... André Leon Talley..?

[@lizroberts1569]

He’s gone removed his editorialship was awful, his betrayal of Alexandra Shulman distasteful.

[@chisalakilembe7585]

Loved this episode so much. Edward has such a beautiful spirit and Steven, you did such a stellar job as usual, drawing him out and listening in equal measures. Thank you so much; this was so special❤

[@carolebuckle7977]

Steven you are so good at bringing out the candidness in people. Your laughter is great, Edward was great 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥🇬🇧xxx

[@m_nyx]

Wow, thank you for the long conversational format. I felt so immersed in the story of Edwards life , it was as if we are all in the room with you. In a world of sound bites, we can also crave connection. Connection comes from conversation so intimate you feel a sense of belonging . Thank you Steven for creating beautiful connection with your guests and us viewers.

[@lorrainemclean3914]

I just adored this interview….Edward is a rock star!!

[@LethoHali]

So very captivated! Thanks so much for introducing me to Edward, Steve!

[@rueben44]

Okay so this is the third interview of your I've watched and I have to say I am super impressed. Insightful questions. Thoughtful... you're listening, responding appropriately and feeding back. Then feeding back deeper insightful and provoking questions. I'm impressed you got my subscribe. That doesn't take just talent. It takes gift.

[@denismichaeljames]

I like his description of emptiness. I had that in spades as a young man of always being told there’s only one path and that was to conform. Acceptance of all creeds in life is the best service to one’s own well being. Step back and reevaluate. Be yourself, be your own doctor of life. Listen to your heart. Courage. Find your likeminded values. Don’t get trapped in the wrong company.

[@ceebee6633]

Wow What a brilliant interview. Glad you landed on your feet. Parents were so stoic in their ideas for their offspring but opportunities seemed available in those days. Really hope that industry offers youngsters similar challenges. What an inspiration you are Mr Ennifal.

[@jayrickards8395]

Beautiful podcast and beautiful man ♥️ really inspiring. The sacrifices he’s made to be himself and follow his dreams is both sad and inspiring. He deserves all the peace and happiness in his world.

[@goindown71]

I find myself watching this podcast more and more as of lately but this one made me subscribe. Edwards upbringing was so different from my own but yet so much of what he said resonates with me. I got goosebumps when he mentioned Ebony and Jet because those magazines were standard place in every black family's home when I was growing up in the south. But when he spoke of Eunice Johnson and the Ebony FashionFair, which I had attended, it made me love him even more! It's true, it is know in the community the Mrs. Johnson had to purchase all the fashions she used for her traveling show. But she overcame and carried on. May she RIP.

[@thesoundofaccrapodcast]

It will be great to have Edward on our show to inspire other Ghanaians. What an insightful interview, great job Steven and the team!

[@ellie-tk4jy]

reach out to his management

[@gloriamarandu]

Great interview ❤❤❤ I enjoyed the pace, line of questioning and I love Edward. His story resonates with me and encourages me to keep going. What a down to earth person. ❤❤

[@jacquelinesharpe3714]

Thank you Edward he has just blown me away with everything at vogue.Big thanks to you Stephen

[@Seven.streets]

Thank you Edward Enninful for this conversation. It was a pleasure attending your book launch at The South Bank Centre. There were no trains to London from Liverpool due to train strikes. l drove all the way to London and back to Liverpool in one night. It was a pleasure reading your book. I have it on a rack in my boutique right next to some of my favourite vogue magazines from your time with Vogue. Wishing you many many more creative moments in your career ❤

[@joycemasasa2910]

Enjoyed this interview so much, so inspirational! Edward is a true gem!

[@timbanks1292]

Praises Edward Obe, you have no idea how much your presence of the highest value are appreciated. An elder once explained to me the imposter theory. Its real! I would love to receive your nurturing. If this is possible please respond back.

[@001tgc]

I appreciate and love this conversation! 👏🏾🙏🏾🖤

[@Mama-de-Tia]

My favourite quote from this amazing interview-“Loyalty is so important” thanks to you for introducing me to this incredible Man!

[@writegirl2937]

Had to stop watching earlier, but I finished watching it tonight. It was a pretty good interview. Thank you Steve and Edward.💜

[@Askseek]

I liked your conversation. This was a lovely interview. Thank you and Ennis for sharing his story with us.

[@Craiiigy77]

Thank you for such an incredible episode! I know I will listen to this more than once or twice! for sure!

[@angelamaciver2208]

Steven, You ask THE best questions. This is why I watch DOAC. Thank you!

[@expandingpossibilities]

Such an impactful, inspiring story! Thank you.

[@rethabilenxumalo9742]

This was beautiful 🙂❤️I enjoyed Edward's story 😍 🙏🏽thank you so much Steven...this podcast feels like home now 🥺❤️

[@brendagreen1379]

Such a great listen. Throughly enjoyed from 2 great black men. Powerful

[@tianaburne2353]

Keanu Reeves would be the best on this podcast !!! Hopefully someone agrees and we can make this popular

[@Seramics]

Please yes

[@talhacreates4944]

I really want this!

[@islamaunder7015]

The most beautiful interview on this podcast to date.

[@nqobisibeko3695]

These stories mean a lot . Thank you .

[@emmas9928]

This was an interesting, meandering & multifaceted conversation. I have a new respect for Edward and can relate to some aspects of his Ghanaian background & strict, well intentioned father. I googled his modelling pictures. He was very moody & photogenic! He’s extremely accomplished. Thanks Stephen.

[@adammeekis9505]

Thank you. This channel inspires and educates me entirely, right through to the soul. ❤

[@patferguson6087]

Absolutely loving this podcast. It is refreshing. I am transported to Ghana a place although not Ghanaian I love so much. Steven, Thank you for sharing this interview with me.

[@imanomar3371]

What an inspiring man 🙌🏽 thanks for all you have done and continue to do to drive the agenda 🙏🏼

[@Prempsss]

It’s funny how I read about Edward Enninful OBE and featured his life journey at vogue in my entertainment blog and boom the universe sends me this video. Thank you Steven for this ❤❤❤

[@al.2701]

Fantastic channel, I love pretty much all the content you do!! Keep up the excellent work. 👍🏻💪🏻

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you for listening Aaron🙏🏽

[@CrackberryMe]

Mr. Edward Enniful is absolutely AMAZING a TRUE GIFTED TALENT ❤

[@staceyg2224]

Fantastic episode! Edward is such a great storyteller

[@AB-mz2ev]

Brilliant interview. Thank you. So proud of Edward and what he has achieved. 🎉