My guest this week is Carol Coombes O.B.E. Carol is managing a terminal cancer. Due to her personal beliefs and being allergic to pain relief, Carol is not receiving chemotherapy and radiotherapy. This means that she does not have regular clinical support from doctors and nurses. Instead, she focuses on researching alternative treatments and remedies that [...]
Every week I ask a question on The Dolor Factor for you to answer. You can do this in your mind, send your answer to delia@dolorfactor.com or exercise the 3 P’s: pen, paper or phone and write your weekly responses there. It’s a great way to help you get going. I answer the question during the [...]
Styleweek Port-of-Spain is a fashion industry trade show that connects buyers with creative directors of Trinidad &Tobago fashion brands. This year's Styleweek includes three daily catwalk shows, industry seminars, a modeling workshop and a fashion market which will allow the public to purchase a variety of Made-in-T&T fashion merchandise in time for the Christmas-to-Carnival festive [...]
I’ve been touring...meeting some decdicated musicians who have become friends during our time with the Colour of Music, a festival that features Black classical musicians. The Festival started in Charleston, South Carolina, but recently performed in Houston, Pittsburgh and Richmond. For the first time I witnessed an organ recital by Eldred Marshall at the Organ [...]
My guest on The Dolor Factor this week is Personal Trainer and Fitness Blogger Carly Rowena. She decided to become a personal trainer after being unsure of what direction she wanted her career to take. It was through her YouTube channel and online community that she realised her passion for fitness. While she never turns [...]
My guests on The Dolor Factor this week are father and daughter Gary and Lola House, who are from Poole in Dorset. Keen mountain climbers, they completed the Welsh 3000 challenge, climbing 15 mountains within 24 hours! They hiked all 15 mountains in 21 and a half hours, making Lola, who is 10 years old, the [...]
Every week I ask a question on The Dolor Factor for you to answer. You can do this in your mind, send your answer to delia@dolorfactor.com or exercise the 3 P’s: pen, paper or phone and write your weekly responses there. It’s a great way to help you get going. I answer the question during [...]
I visited Houston, Texas for the first time recently and I was amazed at how vast the state is! My host was the University of Houston and as the Global Ambassador for the Colour of Music Festival, an amazing enterprise that show cases black classical musicians, I experienced so much that I feel I must [...]
My guest this week is Sanchia Alasia, who is the Mayor for the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. Sanchia was born in Jamaica and grew up in Newham, East London. While at university studying Sociology and Politics, and then a Masters Politics, Policy and Government, Sanchia was an active member of her student unions. During [...]
Every week I ask a question on The Dolor Factor for you to answer. You can do this in your mind, send your answer to delia@dolorfactor.com or exercise the 3 P’s: pen, paper or phone and write your weekly responses there. It’s a great way to help you get going. I answer the question during [...]
