Agent Max chats with Samuel, mastermind of The Agency project Amplify, for young artists pursuing their passion for music. Now CEO of Young Manchester charity, Samuel divulges a love of sports and his journey to help young people lead purposeful lives. Keep up with Samuel's work with Young Manchester at http://youngmanchester.org and other endeavors at bio.site/samuelremiakinwale

Agents Max and Mark speak with Farhad, founder of Potential, a mentoring project for young people to use the skills acquired on the streets to build legitimate businesses. Get to know Farhad’s love of business, how hardships involving a friend led to the genesis of his work, and how he continues to guide young people and expand his project. Check in on Farhad’s inspirational efforts www.potentialmcr.co.uk 

In this majestic latest episode, Agents Max and Farhad are graced by royalty. The one who founded the Agency, artist, theatre maker and cultural activist from Rio de Jenero, it's Marcus Faustini. Tune in as Faustini expresses the inspiration for creating the Agency, with his methodology of using art to inspire young people to make change. It's a process he has dedicated over thirty-five years of his life towards. Find out our one-of-a-kind Mr. Faustini marcus.faustini on Instagram.

Agent Max is aided by the fantastic agent Mark while interviewing Osmond, developer of the board game Life is What U Make It, for lost young people to understand consequences. Inspired by this childhood board games memories. Osmond delves right into his drive for showing youth resilience, to see their importance and change their narratives. Game on!

Insightful hosts agent Max and agent Mark glimpse into the world of Kulture Fest, pioneered by Dorcas, with the aim of bringing people together while enjoying food, workshops and live performances. Dorcas recalls the struggles of planning an event, relying on others as she goes along, and her fiery ambition to make Kulture Fest a nationwide festival. Brush up on Kulture Fest via kulturefestmcr_ on Instagram.