How to Raise 10 Million Dollars in Nigeria with Kennedy Ekezie-Joseph
In this episode of Third Culture Africans, Zeze interviews Kennedy Ekezie-Joseph, a young entrepreneur and CEO of Kippa. Join Zeze and Kennedy as they explore fintech, entrepreneurship, and the power of a youthful mindset with a vision for change.
Balancing Motherhood and Career, Embracing Creativity & Breaking Cultural Norms with Chaneen Saliee
Zeze engages in an inspiring conversation with Chaneen Saliee, a courageous mumfluencer, discussing the importance of embracing creative passions, vulnerability in self-expression, and navigating the challenges of balancing motherhood with a successful career. Chaneen fearlessly shares her motherhood journey, promoting empowerment and support for women while challenging societal norms. Tune in now to Chaneen Saliee’s journey. Learn how to follow your creative path as a parent.
Breaking Barriers and Inspiring Dreams: Sharmaine Aderemi’s Path in the Fashion Industry
Welcome to Season 3 of Third Culture Africans! In this captivating episode, host Zeze Oriaikhi-Sao sits down with Nigerian fashion industry professional Sharmaine Aderemi for an inspiring conversation. Sharmaine takes us on a remarkable journey, from her humble beginnings as a receptionist to becoming a Talent Director, all while integrating African talent into the fashion industry. Her story defies societal norms as she became a young mother and pursued her dreams with authenticity and passion. Join us as we delve into the power of embracing one’s true self and discover the resilience, passion, and pursuit of dreams that define Sharmaine’s incredible career. Be sure to subscribe and tune in to this empowering exploration of personal growth and success.
Empowering Creatives: Bukky Asehinde’s Journey of Building Bellafricana and Celebrating African Innovation
Join Zeze Oriaikhi-Sao in an engaging conversation with Bukky Asehinde, the Founder of Bellafricana, as they dive into the world of entrepreneurship and creativity in the African market.
This episode is filled with motivation, lessons learned, and practical advice for anyone looking to start or grow their own business. Tune in and get ready to be inspired!
Authenticity, Success, and Motherhood: Dr. Ateh Jewel and Chaneen Saliee @ Brixton Studios
In this inspiring episode of Third Culture Africans, Dr. Ateh Jewel and Chaneen Saliee join host Zeze Oriaikhi-Sao live @ Brixton Studios to explore the transformative power of authenticity and self-expression. Sharing their experiences as Black African women, they delve into topics such as cultural identity, success, activism, and motherhood. Dr. Ateh Jewel discusses her journey as a renowned journalist and diversity advocate, challenging beauty standards and empowering others. Chaneen Saliee reflects on her path of self-discovery as a writer, poet, and empowerment coach, emphasizing the importance of uplifting and inspiring others. Together, they highlight the significance of activism, finding balance, and embracing one’s authentic self.
Empowering Diversity and Recognizing Worth: A Journey with Lydia Amoah
Join host Zeze Oriaikhi-Sao as she interviews Lydia Amoah, a multi-talented individual and leading authority on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Lydia shares her captivating career journey, emphasising the value of every black consumer and sharing anecdotes that showcase her fearless and inquisitive attitude. Inspired by Dr. Dennis Kimbro, she founded The Black Pound Report, driving conversations on diversity and inclusion in business. Discover Lydia’s remarkable experiences, from college leadership to managing celebrities in Italy. This episode is an inspiring exploration of resilience, empowerment, and the pursuit of excellence. Tune in for a dose of motivation and insights into Lydia’s thriving career.
African Fashion Unveiled: Stories, Insights, and Impact @ Shoreditch House Live
Dive into the vibrant and thriving world of African fashion in this special episode of Third Culture Africans, recorded live at the iconic Shoreditch House. Join host Zeze Oriaikhi-Sao and guests Lisa, Denola, Nkwo, and Arieta as they share their inspiring journeys and insights into the industry. From building brands with authenticity, consistency, and hard work to exploring the concept of African fashion and its interpretation, this conversation delves into the challenges, triumphs, and opportunities in the fashion world. Discover the importance of collaboration, fashion weeks, e-commerce, and storytelling, while gaining valuable perspectives on scale, growth, and brand recognition. Prepare to be inspired by these warm African hearts shaping the future of fashion in our very first live-recorded podcast episode at Shoreditch House.
Crafting Narratives: The Power and Impact of Storytelling with Ore Agbaje-Williams and Nancy Adimora
In the opening episode of Season 3 of Third Culture Africans, Zeze Oriaikhi-Sao engages with British-Nigerian authors Ore Agbaje-Williams and Nancy Adimora. Both guests share their individual journeys into the literary world, focusing on enriching storytelling and its impact. Ore, a passionate writer and former editor, reveals her anticipation for her debut novel, while Nancy, a founding editor of AFREADA, discusses the transformative potential of African storytelling. This episode also delves into their joint project that illuminates Nigeria through the perspectives of acclaimed Nigerian authors. Tune in to explore authenticity in storytelling and the power of voice. Don’t forget to subscribe!
Efua Akumanyi on Knowing What Your Business Needs from the Tech World
In this episode, Zeze interviews Efua Akumanyi, a Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence expert, Co-Founder and CTO of Furnishful, a shopping discovery site for furniture and homewares. She talks about her beginning in the IT world, the choice of her career, and how important it is for her to help other black women to succeed in their business.
Chi-chi Ekweozor, Representing and Creating Spaces for Black Women in Tech
In this episode, Zeze interviews Chi-chi Ekweozor, a social media marketer, software engineer, and the founder of Assenty. Chi-chi talks about the very beginnings of social media, how she founded her company, and why it is so important to consider representation from many different angles.
