Sky News HD
National Television: January 2012
Entrepreneur Nathaniel Peat doing the Newspaper Review on Sky News with presenter Colin Brazier and Evening Standard Columnist Rosamund Urwin discussing articles around Steven Lawerence, children as young as 10 being arrested for carrying drugs and 10% decrease in UK energy bills.
BBC London - 94.9FM & DAB
Recorded Live: December 30th 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed by Jeni Barnet (standing in for Vanessa Feltz) on Anti-social behaviour and Westminister City Council's plans to cut benefit for anti-social families.
LBC 97.3 FM (UK)
November 2011
Nathaniel spoke with Anthony Davies live on 97.3FM. Commenting on The Prime Minster's launch of the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering, which is a new global award to celebrate outstanding advances in engineering that have created a significant benefit to humanity. The Prize will recognise and celebrate the very best of international talent and will be awarded every two years, with the first being presented in the Spring of 2013.
BBC London - 94.9FM & DAB
Recorded Live: November 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed by Vanessa Feltz on BBC London about recent figures showing that black and Asian children account for 17 per cent of pupils aged 11 to 16. In inner-London, white British pupils are now in the minority, as children from ethnic minorities make up more two-thirds of the secondary school population. Nathaniel Peat commented about the dilution of society in modern Britain and how this information may affect the amount of non ethnic parents sending their children to certain schools.
National Radio (UK)
BBC 5 Live - November 2011
Nathaniel Peat contributed heavily to the discussions at the Victoria Derbyshire special broadcast from Tottenham which looked at the causes and effects of the riots that broke out in various locations across England in the summer of 2011. The programme included Darra Singh the Chairman of the Communities and Victims Panel established by the Government, contributors to the discussion included David Lammy, MP for Tottenham, Conservative minister for housing and two senior representatives from the Metropolitan Police.
This is the first time that a broadcast will been used to directly input into an official inquiry. The panel will deliver its early findings to the Government before the end of 2011 and deliver a full report to the Government and Opposition in March 2012.
London 360 on SKY 539 and Virgin Media 233
Nathaniel Peat featured in Episode 8 of London360 as part of it's "Londoner of the week‟ segment after winning the London Peace Week DREAM award.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbkgU5UJKCE
LIME MAGAZINE (UK) OCTOBER 2011
Nathaniel Peat featured in Lime Magazine's issue for Black History month, feature on him winning the London Peace Award at City Hall.
On the 20th of September City Hall played host to the „London Week of Peace Awards‟. The Mayor of London Boris Johnson hosted the event which awarded those who have done something outstanding for London. The event which runs annually is part of „The Peace Alliance‟ which is an independent charity that works to support communities across the UK, through; supporting safety initiatives, civic responsibility, and crime reduction projects. Launched in 2001 - The ‘London week of peace’ is a week which seeks to “challenge all Londoners to make a positive change in their communities by engaging in a community safety agenda for London”. Londoners of all ages who have made a significant contribution to the safety of the capital - all have the chance to be a recipient of an award within the 10 award categories.
The recent rioting and community unrest has meant that there is now more of a need to champion London and those who show great civic responsibility. These awards are thought of as „for the people, by the people‟, and a chance for Londoners to nominate their friend, parent, sibling, teacher, student, community group and so on - for being positive role models who champion for a more peaceful London. After an overwhelming nomination from teachers, charity workers, police and pupils The Safety Box founder Nathaniel Peat was successful and was chosen to be the winner of the prestigious DREAM peace award by the judges.
Mayor Boris Johnson who hosted the event stated “There has never been a more timely moment for us to celebrate the unsung heroes who work tirelessly on behalf of Londoners.”
Prime Minister The Rt. Hon David Cameron further endorsed “I am delighted to send my best wishes to everyone involved in this years London Week of Peace, It is about people stepping up to the plate and playing their parts in improving the communities in which they live, and it has made a real difference.” Nathaniel has been an inspiration to many young people around London and generally in the UK, he has helped to relieve the concerns of young people, parents, governments and educational institutions. Through his social minded business The Safety Box, he has helped to motivate, inspire and steer youth away from underachievement, gang and knife culture and shown them that they are limitless in their potential. Nathaniel for 3 years Nathaniel selflessly put his pilot training on hold in 2005, to make a difference in London‟s communities. Through which he focussed his effort on impacting young people through PRU's, YOTS, schools, colleges, universities, youth groups and YMCA‟s. In this time he and his company has impacted over 5000 young people and motivated countless adults by helping them to start businesses. He is without a doubt a strong spirit of London, his business and him as an individual has impacted thousands of people of all ages not only in London but as far as Scotland, Canada and even Jamaica.
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
Nathaniel Peat gives commentary on the Election of Minister Andrew Holness into the office of Prime Minister of Jamaica
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
Newstalk Radio Jamaica 93.7FM - October 2011
Nathaniel Peat commented on live discussion on the election of Minister Andrew Holness into the office of Prime Minister of Jamaica.
BBC London - 94.9FM & DAB
Recorded: 14th September 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed by Vanessa Feltz on BBC London about parents. Commenting on UNICEF's research suggesting that Parents spend money on kids to compensate for the lack of time they spend with them.
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
Newstalk Radio Jamaica 93.7FM - September 2011
NATIONAL TELEVISION ITN NEWS
ITN NEWS - 15th August 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed by Alistair Stewart OBE to comment on the Prime Ministers plans regarding the UK riots and youth development.
Aired Live between 1pm - 1:30pm, 15th August 2011
NATIONAL IRISH TELEVISION RTE
TV program : PRIMETIME.
RTE Channel 1
Program brief.
For the last few nights in the UK people who, during the boom years would have felt hopeful of entering and succeeding in the world of work, have been trashing their home towns. What is behind this massive eruption of violence? Is it a release of frustration by a section of society that feels disconnected, disaffected or unwanted? A symptom of the economic disaster? Or is this simply opportunistic looting and wanton destruction?
What's in the minds behind the masks? Donogh Diamond reports from London. Afterwards we'll have Nathaniel Peat of 'The Safety Box' and Mohammed Shafiq, from the Ramadhan Foundation. The Safety Box provides interpersonal courses to troubled young people throughout England http//:www.thesafetybox.org, the Ramadhan Foundation is a Manchester-based Islamic youth organisation.
NATIONAL TELEVISION BBC NEWS
BBC TV NEWS - 11th August 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed to comment on the Prime Ministers comments regarding the UK riots.
Aired Live between 5pm - 5:30pm, 11th August 2011
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZ6flqdco00&NR=1
ANTIGUA, TRINIDAD, ST LUCIA
OBSERVER RADIO 91.1 FM, INTERNATIONAL
(Eastern Carribean - Antigua, Trinidad and Tabogo, St Lucia, St Vincent, Grenada)
August 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed on 91.1FM, about the causes and effects of the Riots in the UK.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_obEovbRQU&feature=related
AL JAZEERA, INTERNATIONAL
Al Jazeera Television - August 11th 2011
Nathaniel, Special program on Riots and youth culture.
INTERNATIONAL RADIO, RJR JAMAICA.
RJR News - August 10th 2011
Nathaniel Peat took part in a panel discussion on live radio in Jamaica speaking about the riots in the UK.
IRISH NATIONAL RADIO RTE RADIO 1
Irish Radio 1 - August 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed on RTE Radio 1, about the causes and effects of the Riots in the UK.
RTÉ Radio 1 is the principal radio channel of Irish public service broadcaster Raidió Teilifís Éireann.
NATIONAL TELEVISION BBC NEWS
BBC TV NEWS - 9th August 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed about the London riots, the problems and solutions on behalf of his company The Safety Box.
Aired Live between 3pm - 3:30pm, 9th August 2011
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
Newstalk Radio Jamaica 93.7FM - 9th August 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed on Newstalk Jamaica, program Jamaica Speaks on the morning program with Professor Trevor Munroe and Donna Scott Mottley, speaking about the cause of the London Riots in the UK.
LIME MAGAZINE (UK) AUGUST 2011
Two page interview in LIME magazine by Sophia Jackson.
UK Radio - JULY 2011
Award winning radio station BANG FM 103.6 FM - 17th July 2011
Nathaniel interviewed by Sherry Ann Dixon on the inspirational talk and music Sherry Dixon Show.
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER, UK
The Telegraph features the work of Nathaniel Peat and the Safety Box helping to keep young people safe and away from crime. As a new school year starts, Josie Golden examines a scheme that teaches children to protect themselves against possible dangers. You can't read a paper or switch on the news without a grim reference to the latest teenage stabbing. As the mother of three children growing up near the capital, I'm struck by how it's not always a gang-related crime - rather, a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/features/3637861/How-to-stay-safe-on-the-streets.html
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
Newstalk Radio Jamaica 93.7FM - 23rd June 2011
Nathaniel interviewed on Newstalk Jamaica about the action plan formed by the Jamaican Diaspora and the Ministry in Jamaica.
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
Nationwide Radio, Jamaica - June 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed on Nationwide News in Jamaica, West indies.
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
RJR News, Jamaica - June 2011
Nathaniel Peat interviewed on RJR news National Radio in Jamaica, to comment as a Future Leader delegate from the UK about the Jamaica Diaspora Conference 2011.
Premier Radio, UK - April 2011
Nathaniel Peat presented on a 1 hour Gospel Music Inspirational Show for Premier Radio.
"Premier Gospel presents..."
BBC One Show, UK - November 2010
Nathaniel on The One Show, giving Safety Tips for young people.
Premier Radio, UK - September 2010
Nathaniel Peat presented on a 1 hour Gospel Music Inspirational Show for Premier Radio.
"Premier Gospel presents..."
INTERNATIONAL (USA)
1680 AM Radio, USA - October 2010
Nathaniel Peat interviewed on USA Inspiration channel station in Florida, USA.
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
The Jamaican Gleaner - July 2010
UK born, 1st generation Jamaican Nathaniel Peat featured in an article by the International Weekly Jamaican Gleaner on the success Nathaniel has had on his journey thus far.
INTERNATIONAL (CANADA)
National Newspaper - June 2010
FINANCIAL POST
Exclusive interview for Canadas Financial Post.
International Entrepreneurs of the G20: Nathaniel Peat
U.K entrepreneur Nathaniel Peat can start a successful business anywhere. Or almost anywhere. Last year, the 30-year-old took part in The Last Millionaire, a BBC program that sought to throw the United Kingdom’s best entrepreneurs onto foreign soil. The goal? Nurture and develop a successful company. Mr. Peat was cut off from all his contacts and flown to Cairo, Egypt. He was provided with 60 Egyptian pounds, and given one simple instruction: start a tourist company and make it profitable.
BBC National Radio, UK - May 2010.
BBC - BBC Switch Programmes - The Surgery with Aled
Transmission: May 2010
BBC Radio 1
INTERNATIONAL (CANADA)
Canadian National Radio April 2010
News Talk 1010 FM, TORONTO, CANADA
Transmission: April 2010
Nathaniel Peat Interviewed at the studios in Toronto, Canada by award winning journalist in both the music and boxing fields, Spider Jones. Nathaniel, speaking about the Canadian COR source enhance your brand workshop series.
http://thecorsource.com/blog/newsatthecor/workshop-website-provide-resources-for-youth/
National Magazine - January 2010
Ninety Nine Magazine - Britain's Black Achievers Magazine.
Issue: December 2009 / January 2010
Nathaniel Peat features in ninety nine magazine in the 6 of the best entrepreneurs for December and January Issue of Ninety Nine Magazine.
http://www.ninetyninemag.co.uk/
LBC Radio - MAY 2009
97.3FM
Nathaniel Peat interviewed by Jenni Barnet on LBC weekday show between 1 and 4pm speaking about The Safety Box youth programs and the impact it has on youth in a positive light.
BBC The Last Millionaire
Transmission: 7 Weeks
The Last Millionaire took 12 of Britain's most successful young entrepreneurs and dropped them into six of the world's most exciting and demanding cities. Here they were faced with the ultimate business challenge; to make money from scratch in just five days with no language translators allowed they really had to put their business heads together . Stripped of all mobile phones, laptops and contacts they had to go it alone in some of the most challenging places to start business on earth.
To make it even tougher the entrepreneurs didn't travel in the style they're used to. Instead of five star accommodation they all stayed in the backpacker grassroots, sweaty, non air conditioned youth hostels and survived on a limited budget for food and water. The only way back to their lavish lifestyles was to make more money than their rivals.
Visiting a new city every week the entrepreneurs worked in pairs. Only the most successful partnership got to go home at the end of the week. The losing pairs continue until there were only two left. In the final week the final pair went head to head where one become The Last Millionaire.
Nathaniel was extremely successful along with show business partner Lianne Miller of Young and Pure Ltd, and in the city of Cairo. Staying in a £10 a night back-street hostel and worried about being at a disadvantage as women trying to do business in Cairo, Lianne paired up with Nathaniel, who both desperately wanted to get back to the UK. They started with the mindset that they were going to win, and that is exactly what they did. After an extremely tough week the pairs met to reveal who made the most money: Lucy and Carl made a loss, Dimple and James have did even worse, and the week's biggest losers were Natalie and Jason, despite a last-minute attempt to sell camel rides.
That meant that Nathaniel and Lianne, who made a profit of nearly 3000 Egyptian pounds, were the weeks winners.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/lastmillionaire/news/ep3_cairo.shtml
Aired: 12th November 2008 – 22nd December 2008
Sky 1 War on Knives
Transmission: Tuesday 21st October 2008
War On Knives highlighted the work of those on the front line in the campaign against knife crime, featuring the stories of those affected directly; examining ways to get knives off the streets and exploring means of tackling the problem. Donal MacIntyre and June Sarpong kicked off the channel's campaign, addressing the menace of knife crime in the UK. Sky 1 did a short documentary report looking at the work of Nathaniel’s organisation The Safety Box Ltd. Reality TV star and TV presenter Jeff Braizer followed Nathaniel Peat into a school to look at the initiatives that seek to find a solution to the growing concern of youth violence in our schools within the UK.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9_AvY2TnkQ
Channel 4 News
Transmission: July 2008
Founder of The Safety Box, Nathaniel Peat interviewed by Jon Snow, July 17th 2008 on Channel 4 News 7pm. Nathaniel Peat speaking about knife crime and the work of The Safety Box, commenting on the British Crime Survey reports about knife crime. Nathaniel follows the Home secretary at the time (Jacqui Smith) comments at 07:32 minutes into footage.
http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1184614595?bctid=1672667589
Sky News
Transmission: July 2008
The director of The Safety Box, Nathaniel Peat is interviewed on Sky news about the use of dogs for violence by young people as opposed to the knives.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DBHhD3FulI
GMTV
Transmission: November 2008
Nathaniel Peat of The Safety Box Ltd on GMTV - 2008, speaking about gangs, knives and youth violence response to the governments new data on youth crime.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Onq_E2BXOs
The Telegraph
September 2008
The Telegraph features the work of Nathaniel Peat and the Safety Box helping to keep young people safe and away from crime. As a new school year starts, Josie Golden examines a scheme that teaches children to protect themselves against possible dangers. You can't read a paper or switch on the news without a grim reference to the latest teenage stabbing. As the mother of three children growing up near the capital, I'm struck by how it's not always a gang-related crime - rather, a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
See link below to read article.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/features/3637861/How-to-stay-safe-on-the-streets.html
The Guardian
July 2008
Knife crime: Blunting the edge
In the wake of the fatal stabbing of another youth in London, Haroon Siddique reports on the work of The Safety Box using shock tactics and self-defence lessons to deter young people from violence.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/jul/01/knifecrime.ukcrime
http://audio.theguardian.tv/audio/1212932012063/6878/gdn.new.080609.ad.Haroon_Siddique.mp3
GMTV
Transmission: 18th March 2009
The Safety Box founder Nathaniel Peat comments on the Minister of State (Children, Young People and Families Beverly Hughes statement saying that parents should be held accountable for their children’s actions.
The Daily Mail
Article: November 2007
Prime Minister Gordon Brown salutes Nathaniel Peat the first person to ever receive 2 awards and other winners of Daily Mail enterprise awards 2007. The enormous creativity of our young entrepreneurs will guarantee Britain's economic future, Alistair Darling has said. The Chancellor was speaking at the fourth Daily Mail Enterprising Young Brits awards. And to underline the importance of creative flair and business acumen among the young, Gordon Brown - who was speaking at a function nearby - also popped in to offer his congratulations. The awards honoured our best six Make Your Mark entrepreneurs under 30 in Britain.
The Observer – Generation Next
Article: February 2009
Courvoisier, in partnership with The Observer, led a search for the country's most innovative business brains and creative talent. The results of the search led to the creation of The Future 500 — a vibrant online network of 500 of the country's most dynamic business individuals.
Nathaniel Peat is listed on the Courvoisier Future 500 list for 2009.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/courvoisier500/4
BBC News 24
Transmission: June 2008
Nathaniel Peat was interviewed for BBC News 24 on Knife Arches and the effectiveness in removing them from the streets.
LBC 97.3 FM
Nathaniel Peat was interviewed by Daisy McAndrew (née Sampson) Economics Editor for ITV News. Speaking about the Safety Box and personal Safety self defence for women.
http://www.thesafetybox.org/thesafetyboxpersonalprotectioncourses/radio_interview.mp3
On FM Radio 101.4
Transmission: February 2009
Nathaniel Peat speaks about the Enterprise Young Brit Awards with Irish based internet radio station on radio.
INTERNATIONAL (CANADA)
News Talk 1010 FM, TORONTO, CANADA
Transmission: October 2008
Nathaniel Peat Interviewed at the studios in Toronto, Canada by award winning journalist in both the music and boxing fields, Spider Jones. Nathaniel, speaking about connecting the dots between the UK and Canada. Helping to motivate young people towards success and keeping them away from crime.
http://www.thesafetybox.org/Safety_Box_canada.mp3
Talk Sport AM
Transmission: November 2007
Gaunty interviews Sahar Hashemi Founder of Coffee Republic and Nathaniel Peat in the studio, speaking about how to unlock your potential and what to do to start a business. Handing out advice to callers involved in business.
Article: June 1st 2009
Children as young as 7 are taught self-defence in schools accross the capital to help them to cope with muggings, as the authorities battle rising crime rates against the young. The Safety Box feature.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/education/school_league_tables/article6401015.ece
LBC 97.3 FM
Transmission: 1st June 2009
Nathaniel Peat was interviewed by Jeni Barnet on LBC 97.3 FM on The Safety Box Youth programs and how the organisation helps young people at risk of being mugged.
Talk Sport 1089 and 1053 AM
Transmission: 12th June 2009
Nathaniel Peat interviewed on the sentences of Ben Kinsella's murderers as a specialist working with children at risk.
BEN Television
Transmission: 18th June 2009
Nathaniel Peat, interviewed by Trish Adudu on the BRIGHT TALK show, speaking about what it takes to become succesful, breaking the negative stereotypes of black males.
BBC London
94.9FM & DAB
Recorded: 18th June 2009
Short radio piece on the work of The Safety Box in primary schools. Eddie Nestors show.
BEN Television
Transmission: 9th July 2009
Nathaniel Peat, interviewed about the Jamaica Diaspora Youth Conference UK, breaking the negative stereotypes of Jamaica and awakening the potential of the youth to develop future leaders.
PRIDE MAGAZINE
Article: August 2009
Nathaniel included in Feature within national magazine, speaking about the Jamaica Diaspora Future Leaders conference and the involvement of british young people being taken over to the caribbean to awaken their horizons.
KEEP THE FAITH MAGAZINE
Nathaniel included in 2 page Cover Feature within national magazine, an interview about belief, faith and his journey thus far.
CHOICE FM
January 2009
Nathaniel Peat interviewed on Dave P's Gospel Mix Show about inspiration, life and a new business; creative well being.
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
TV JAMAICA
Aired: October 2009
Nathaniel Peat interviewed for inspirational business program on TV Jamaica, interviewed on how to become successful, interviewed on his story and how he started out in business.
INTERNATIONAL (JAMAICA)
Business Content Jamaica
Aired: November 2009
Nathaniel Peat shares tangible ways in which SME's can form partnerships, cheap and cost effective ways of improoving business in Jamaica.
http://www.allmediaservicesltd.com/videos/videodirectlink/252-forge-ties-with-diaspora.html
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