For Kindness Sake

Women in gaming and tackling toxicity with MiyukiPanda

Do you feel like the future of diversity and inclusion in gaming is bright? Join us as we catch up with Twitch streamer, Sim racer and F1 content creator MiyukiPanda on tackling toxicity within gaming culture and how to create more inclusive spaces for all types of players. This episode discusses how female gamers face online harassment by looking at statistics and MiyukiPanda sharing her own experience with receiving negative comments on platforms. We also look at the fun side of gaming with some Pokémon nostalgia and how playing video games should simply just be about having fun. Our host and guest also bond over their shared Filipino heritage and talk about representation within the world of F1, how seeing the trailer for Forgotten Island made them emotional, and their thoughts on the recent popularity of ube. Follow MiyukiPanda on Instagram: @miyukipanda_ Check out her Twitch page: twitch.tv/miyukipanda [http://twitch.tv/miyukipanda]

Racing Awareness with Josh Hill, Miyuki Panda and James Montgomery

What happens when motorsport, charity, and personal stories of resilience come together? In this episode, we dive into the story behind Racing Awareness For — a charity endurance karting series created to bring the motorsport community and corporate teams together to raise meaningful funds for important causes. Our host is joined by James, or “Monty” (founder of Racing Awareness For), alongside Josh Hill and Miyukipanda, who are championing different rounds of the 2026 championship in support of charities including ADHD UK, Cancer Research UK, and the National Autistic Society. The discussion also touches on the concept of intersectionality, how identities and experiences can overlap, and why understanding these perspectives is key to creating more inclusive environments — both in sport and in everyday life. Along the way, the conversation highlights how events like Racing Awareness aren’t just about racing for a trophy — they’re about building communities, raising awareness, and creating real impact through shared passions. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 03:00 Racing Awareness For 2026 Championship 07:43 Josh championing ADHD UK 09:15 Assessments and waiting for ADHD diagnosis 14:29 Understanding ADHD 17:59 Josh wanting to get diagnosed 23:00 Motorsports through a neurodiverse lens 33:00 Miyuki Panda Raising money for Cancer Research UK 39:00 Cancer research breakthroughs 41:00 Living at intersections 45:10 Neurodiversity umbrella 51:08 James on intersectionality 56:00 Formula 1 and media representation 01:00:10 Women in racing 01:10:16 Kindness in one word outro Racing Awareness For 2026 dates: Round 1: 4th April at Daytona Motorsport Sandown Round 2: 15th August at Silverstone Round 3: 17th October at Rye House For more information on Racing Awareness For, follow @racingmont on Instagram. Instagram guest handles: Josh @joshhillracing, James @jjmonty91and Sheryl @miyukipanda_

Feeling grateful and wrapping up our first season

It’s our final mini episode of the season! We look back on some of the discussion points from last week’s chat with Marion about earth care, including how humans should be showing kindness to other species around them. Our host also expresses her gratitude to every guest and supporter of the show.

Respecting Mother Nature and kindness to the planet with Marion Atieno Osieyo

What’s your relationship like with nature? This is a question podcast host Marion always asks her guests on her award-winning show, Black Earth Podcast. She also does some amazing work in earth care and is a board member of Global Greengrants Fund UK. We talked about our beautiful planet and some of the things we could all do to help make it a better place. Some deep dives include the aftermath of natural disasters and how reparations could attain climate justice for poor nations, particularly for those living in the global south. Our host also finds out about an act of kindness one can do for the planet, which involves a sharing economy concept to help minimise mass consumption. Follow Black Earth Podcast on Instagram: @blackearthpodcast Black Earth Podcast is available on all podcast platforms Check out: https://www.blackearthpodcast.com [https://www.blackearthpodcast.com]

Fond memories and sticking together as pinoys

This short but sweet mini episode is a homage to the Filipino community. We look back at some of the highlights from last week’s chat with Eiji and Charisse and what their experiences were like when they first left the Philippines. Our “half pinoy” host reminisces and shares her thoughts on how a particular music video represented a culture she grew up in.