Hi, welcome back to Mixed Messages! Sorry that there was no newsletter this week – for the past fortnight I’ve been floored by the illness that everyone seems to have at. the moment. With Christmas quite literally round the corner, I ran out of time to get an interview out.
I’m currently at home streaming Christmas films and drinking mulled wine, so it’s officially time to sign off from Mixed Messages until 2024. Thank you SO much for your support this year – I know I say it often, but it really means the world that you spend time with me here.
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I’m wishing you a very merry Christmas and a happy, healthy, peaceful and prosperous new year. We’ll be back in 2024 with presenter and Clean Curls founder Sarah-Jane Crawford. There are some changes on the horizon, and hopefully some exciting developments, so I can’t wait to get stuck in.
All my love, Izzy x
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Mixed Messages is a weekly exploration of the mixed-race experience, from me, Isabella Silvers. My mom is Punjabi (by way of East Africa) and my dad is white British, but finding my place between these cultures hasn’t always been easy. That’s why I started Mixed Messages, where each week I’ll speak to a prominent mixed voice to delve into what it really feels like to be mixed.