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TOP HILL GOES VIRAL: NIGERIA MEETS AMERICAN COMEDY!
My contact information: http://masterfesto.com email: Isabel@Masterfesto.com Princess Sarah Culberson of Sierra Leone email: director@princesstribe5.com We have a special guest on the show today, US born African Princess. Princess Sarah is an author, Humanitarian, Speaker, and performer. She has been featured on CNN, Good Morning America, BBC Radio, LA Times, and many other media sources. She has captured audiences around the globe sharing her story. Today you get to hear her story of how she was given the title Princess. And you can read the whole story in her book, A Princess Found. Princess Sarah is also featured in my book, Masterfesto. The Joy of Mastery.I have known Sarah for about twenty years, when she was just precious Sarah to me. Our relationship started as my client, then we became good friends, and now I see her as family. There's nothing I wouldn't do for her. I am so proud of Sarah's accomplishments and how she serves globally. Princess Sarah's foundation, Sierra Leon Rising supports the community by helping rebuild schools and hospitals. The Foundation also supports female empowerment. Support the show (https://paypal.me/ElizabethApodaca311?locale.x=en_US)
Isabel@Masterfesto.com www.Masterfesto.comThis show is based on my book, Masterfesto, The Joy of Mastery. My book delivers very important messages. It's about taking what you love to the level of mastery with joy. In all my previous shows, you have listened to the announcement of my book. in this show, we will be working with the book. If you take the coaching and answer the questions, it will make a difference in your life. You will get personal insights and gain personal power. To do the work of mastery, it takes tenacity, a burning desire, constant focused work, and a commitment to the core values: self-awareness, physical health, emotional health, mental health, spirituality, and being of service. These values are fully addressed in my book. Today, you will have the opportunity to answer questions in those areas and take a profound look at where you stand. Support the show
Welcome to another episode of Under The Influence! Your hosts Big Kas and That Guy P.M. have some rather interesting topics yet again for your listening pleasures. Apparently, a man named Dennis Hope owns the moon, and will sell you plots of the moon for your ownership. A person falls from a plane trying to escape the Taliban in Afghanistan. A small discussion of music purchasing from back in the day. Shine, a former Bad Boy's artist, has become a government official for Belize. A man falls from an amusement park ride in Utah. P.M. finds an African Princess by the name of Princess Sara Culberson. A man holds the world record for the most Big Macs eaten in the world. Big Kas is terrified of being musty! Along with our usual Melanated Magnificence and the Weekly Fecal Materials. If you would like to contact anyone from the podcast or give suggestions, please do so via the email provided. bigkasthatguypm@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Born an African princess, she lived the majority of her life as slave, then slaveowner after she was sold as a child. As she grew to hold the confidence and admiration of the man she would call both Master and Husband, she earned her freedom and land of her own. Navigating the turbulent times of early 1800s Spanish Florida, she saw her life burn to the ground multiple times - once, she held the match herself. The name given to her was Anna Madgigine Jai Kingsley.But before all that, she was Anta Majigeen Ndiaye.
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Nandy is one of the most decorated artists out of Tanzania in recent times. That was cemented after her 2018 album titled The African Princess and she has been known as royalty in East African music circles because if her voice is on a track, there's every chance it turns to gold. Nandy just dropped a new EP titled “Taste EP” on June 18th, 2021 and I'm here for it… Here's the review.
Adé and I have had our little GIRL!!! Meet Adekunbi!!!
She's one of the most compelling new acts on any continent, raised between Accra and Atlanta. Through her music, Amaarae confronts the narrow definitions of womanhood. The quintessential African princess of pop speaks to Eve Jackson about her genre-defying album "The Angel You Don't Know", being at the forefront of a group of African artists, including Burna Boy, who are waking us up to the fact that Africa is setting the global tempo for pop music and why she refuses to be boxed in.
If I had the describe Dr. Addy in 1 word, it would be "EXCELLENCE" Dr. Adeola Olubamiji is a Nigerian-Canadian Advanced Manufacturing Technical Advisor with Cummins Inc, Indiana. She specializes in Metal and Plastic Additive Manufacturing (also known as 3D-Printing). Dr. Olubamiji is the founder of STEMHub Foundation, a non-profit organization promoting engagement of minorities and females in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers. STEMHub Foundation has engagements in Ontario Canada and Nigeria West Africa, 40 active volunteers and 32,000 followers on social media. She is also the Chief Consultant at D-Tech Centrix LLC, an engineering and education consulting company located in Indiana, USA. Lastly, she seats on the board of several organizations such as Health & Science Innovations, Indiana, USA and AfricaHacks, USA. Her academic contributions have yielded several scholarly scientific publications, scientific conference presentations, a TEDx talk, and contributions on several high-profile scientific panels. Some of the awards she has won include 2020 STEP (Science technology Engineering and Production) Award by the American Manufacturing Institute, RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant 2020, 2019 Influential Women in Manufacturing Award by Putman Media, 2019 L'Oreal Paris Women of Worth Canada Honoree, and so on. ⠀⠀ Follow Dr Addy on Social Media IG: @drolubamiji Linkedin :Adeola D. Olubamiji, Ph.D. Email: info@dtechcentrix.com Website: https://stemhubfoundation.com about this Podcast
Happy New 2021 ! We’ve been gone for a while because Ozi was in the third trimester of her pregnancy and needed a break to catch her breath literarily. This episode id powered by @Nestopkiddies.ng Adé and I are having a little GIRL!!! So we have teamed up with @nestopkiddies.ng to give away 6 beautiful baby girl dresses to 6 followers in Nigeria!!!! If you don’t have a little girl, please share this post with someone who does . ⠀⠀ To Enter: 1. Follow @africanprincessinamerica 2. Follow @nestopkiddies.ng 3. Tell us - [a] your location* and your child's age - [ b] Tag 2 friends in the comment section 4. Repost in your stories (tag us) * Must reside in Nigeria
Today's story is from Jacksonville. Tilly and her old auntie save avenge the death of female slaves as the descendant of an African Princess. Someone's gotta write a movie about this one!
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We took a one-month break from podcasting and here's why! Facebook: Tales of an African Princess in America Youtube: African Princess in America Email: Talesbydrozi@gmail.com Website: https://talesofanafricanprincessinamerica.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/africanprincessinamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africanprincessinamerica/support
My people I have a very special guest, Dr. Ozi, who is a top Microbiologist and Host of the Tales of an African Princess in America (TAPA) Podcast, and Author of E-Book tool kit titled, F1 Visa to Green Card. Dr. Ozi is royalty and she has payed the way forward and helped many through here great advice, e-book, free zoom seminars and mentoring so many to be successful. I salute her and thank her for the great gems of wisdom and gist. Please follow her on Instagram @AfricanPrincessinAmerica on YouTube or at her website https://talesofanafricanprincessinamerica.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wellesswahala/message
On the 21st of April 2020, 5 amazing ladies got together on zoom and hosted the 1st ever Parler with Us event! (Parler is a French word for "to speak" or "to talk". We shared our challenges dealing with COVID-19 and invited really amazing financial and relationship experts to offer tips and help us navigate through these difficult times. Meet the Hosts! Ozi: @africanprincessinamerica Mo: @mosibyl Jane: @nk_amadi Caroline: @Carolineaakin Tosin: @moneyafrica Facebook: Tales of an African Princess in America Youtube: African Princess in America Email: Talesbydrozi@gmail.com
Meet your new favorite historical shitshow of a podcast with hosts Caitlin Corsetti and Carmen Harbour! Are you social distancing? We sure are! We hope we can bring you some laughs during this nightmarish times. This week, Caitlin tells the scandalous story of Elizabeth Báthory, The Blood Countess of Hungary who allegedly bathed in the blood of her victims. And Carmen shares the heartwarming tale of Sara Forbes Bonetta Davies, a West African Egbado princess who was rescued after being captured in war and sold into slavery and then became Queen Victoria's bestie and goddaughter.**** Support the show on PATREON! You'll get exclusive stuff and help us make the show happen!Follow Us:InstagramFacebookTwitterHave a story request or tale to tell? Email us at thisfkingguypod@gmail.com****Intro Music from:Caitlin’s Dad andBack to Work Again by TeknoAXE | http://teknoaxe.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Minstrel Pause Tunes from:Minstrel by PeriTune | http://peritune.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King (https://www.kobo.com/gr/en/narrator/becky-king) Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Eight Princesses and a Magic Mirror by Natasha Farrant Narrated by Becky King Here are eight princesses for the Rebel Girls generation: bold, empowered, full of curiosity, adventure and determined to be true to themselves. Natasha Farrant's original stories are set in different times all around the world, blending modern and traditional. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall... what makes a princess excellent?' When the enchantress flings her magic mirror into our universe, reflected in it are princesses who refuse to be pretty, polite or obedient. These are girls determined to do the rescuing themselves. The Arabian princess of the desert protects her people from the king with the black and gold banner; Latin American Princess, Tica, takes a crocodile for a pet; a Scottish princess explores the high seas; African Princess, Abayome, puts empathy and kindness above being royal; and in a tower-block, Princess saves her precious community garden from the hands of urban developers. Complemented by detailed, jewel-coloured artwork, these beautifully imagined stories are a twist on familiar princess tales.
Last week Adé and I got our green cards in the mail. I applied as a postdoctoral fellow, I was not sponsored by any employer and I did not employ the services of any lawyer. This episode is about how we went directly from student visa immigration status to becoming U.S. Green card holders. Podcast: Tales of an African Princess in America Podcast (https://anchor.fm/drozi/episodes/From-F1-visa-to-Green-Card-e8s1e7) Website: https://talesofanafricanprincessinamerica.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/africanprincessinamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africanprincessinamerica/support
Hi Dallas-Fort Worth Lovelies: We are hosting a LIVE podcast on "Love, Sex + Relationships" -Date: Saturday 10/19/19 -Time: 4-7pm -Location: 1759 Broad Park Circle, Ste 101 Mansfield, Tx 76063 We are excited about this opportunity to network with you and invite you to be our co-hosts. To register: https://pink_tapalivepod.eventbrite.com SPACES ARE LIMITED!
아프리카 공주| The One with Dr. Ozi: An African Princess in America – On Imposter Syndrome at Work and in Marriage: Episode 16What do you call it when two podcasters come together to talk about podcasting (and so much more) on a podcast? A meta-fricking moment! Today, you guys get not one, but two African royalties, both with PhDs, dripping in finesse and sauce. In this episode with Dr. Ozi of the Tales of an African Princess in America Podcast, we unpacked a lot on imposter syndrome, its root causes, impact on our work and marriages, and how we have tried tackling it. We also talked about the importance of having mentors, not only in the workplace. If anything, you also get to hear two nerds gush about their research. Special shout-out to Mr. Kenny (from Episode 30, 2018) who made this connection happen!Ozi is a fashion guru who lives in the music city of Nashville, Tennessee where she does research on sarcoidosis. #Peng
Dr. Fumi Hancock, an African Princess living in Diaspora, Bestselling Author and your global LifeRehab Ambassador launches podcast back up with this..."The Circle of Life" How do you get back in the game of life?
Dr. Fumi Hancock, an African Princess living in Diaspora, Bestselling Author and your global LifeRehab Ambassador launches podcast back up with this..."The Circle of Life" How do you get back in the game of life?
Support the show on Patreon OR Buy me a coffee Show Notes: There is a common misconception about Europe and Black people; that basically, there are no black people there other than maybe in London. As a first-generation West Indian born in London myself, I too fall victim to this strange phenomenon. Occasionally, a reader from Russia or as happened this week from Estonia will contact me and I'll think to myself “How on earth did black people get there?” Yea I know it’s dumb, but if you catch me on a miserable Monday morning, I’m liable to think anything. So, more to remind me than to educate anyone else that we are a global people, this particular slice of history is from Poland via Germany. Let me introduce you to Miss Lala also know as, Olga Kaira, “Olga the Mulatto”, “Olga the Negress”, “The Venus of the Tropics”, “The Cannon Woman” and “The African Princess.” Miss Lala was born Anna Olga Albertina Brown to Wilhelm Brown and Marie Christine Borchardt, on April 21, 1858, in the former German (but now Polish) city of Stettin (Szczecin). Miss Lala though possessed incredible strength, an all-around circus performer she worked at various times as a wire walker, trapeze artist, hand balancer, strong woman and incredibly enough an iron jaw performer. She first appeared in the circus aged 9 and found fame aged 21 in France. She toured around Europe eventually finding her way to London where she performed at the Royal Aquarium and Manchester's Gaiety Theatre. Lala was part of the troupe called Folies Bergère and the Keziah Sisters. She partnered with another strength acrobat called Theophila Szterker/Kaira la Blanche. Together they were known as Les Deux Papillons (The two butterflies). Please check out the show to learn more :) You can check out the painting mentioned in the show here: Click here You can find the Map Mentioned here and to get the map with 50% use the discode BLACK777 at the checkout Follow us and find out more here Support this podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackhistorybuff/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackhistorybuff/support
In England, a young African Princess becomes Queen Victoria's goddaughter. Meanwhile her tribespeople in Africa must fight for their lives against slave raiders led by Amazon warriors.
Happy Tuesday, August 7th Everyone!! Weather in the parks is Sunny with a High of 94 degrees. In Park news, We were in the parks last night and there were plenty of COCO ears in Stock, so if these ears are what you want, now is the time to get your hands on them. On this day in the year 1969, The Haunted Mansion in Disneyland debuts to Cast members Only, allowing them to experience it before the General Public in a nighttime event from 7 pm-Midnight. Also on this day in the Year 2004, Walt Disney Pictures, The Princess Diaries 2 -Royal Engagement, has its World premiere at the AMC Downtown Disney Theaters in Anaheim California. Today in the year 2007, The Jonas Brothers Self-titled second Album, Jonas Brothers is released on Disney's Hollywood Records. It reached the Number 5 spot on the Billboard Hot 200 Chart in the First week. Also, This Just In from Animation Magazine, Disney Picks up an African Princess Project, SADE. It's about a girl named Sade who must embrace her newly discovered magic powers to protect her kingdom from a mysterious, evil force, with the help of the local prince. No director or actors have been attached yet. For More Minnie Mice Minute Updates, Subscribe on Itunes, SoundCloud or Google Play! Again, I'm Mama Mouse Cynthia, co-host of The Minnie Mice Show, Make sure you check us out at @TheMinniemice Thanks for listening…. This is the Minnie Mice sounding off! Until Next time, Be Kind & Spread Some Magic!
A short and sweet episode of Techish. Michael and Abadesi talk Will Smith raising a Venture fund, Whatsapp limiting forwarding messages, Lyft proposing a Zen Mode, Beyonce’s photo cover and Disneys new African Princess. Plus we look at @kerby's research into the academic background of VC's. Further Reading: https://www.fastcompany.com/90210794/most-vcs-are-still-white-men-and-40-went-to-harvard-or-stanford https://moguldom.com/152081/will-smith-launches-dreamers-fund-vc-for-startups-plans-to-raise-100m/ https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2018/07/lyft-zen-mode-quiet-car-ridesharing/566291/ http://theshaderoom.com/disney-is-adding-an-african-princess-to-their-royal-family-with-live-action-fairty-tale-sade/ http://theshaderoom.com/beyonce-reportedly-hired-the-first-black-photographer-to-shoot-her-vogue-september-cover/ Use the hashtag #techish Support Techish at www.patreon.com/techish Want to sponsor Techish: goo.gl/forms/MY0F79gkRG6Jp8dJ2 Follow us at: www.twitter.com/michaelberhane_ www.twitter.com/abadesi www.twitter.com/pocintech www.twitter.com/hustlecrew Email us at techishpod@gmail.com
On this first episode, Javi goes solo, talking about twitter trolls, the fierce Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, queerness, and Disney's first African princess. He also talks about the outpouring of love for Demi Lovato and the impromptu concert her Lovatics had in honor of her. In addition, Javi talks about the failing business venture that is MoviePass and an Oklahoman woman who has made it her mission to be a stand-in mom for rejected same-sex couples on their wedding day.
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(* “ Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." - Oscar WildeMany people are trying to be a copy of another person. I do not say this to spite anyone, it's just a reality I have come to discover overtime. Most times it's not like you want to be someone else - It's just that the expectations of friends, family, and the society at large can make you choose to conform. Our guest this week, Osayi Emokpae Lasisi, after spending 7 years studying Law at the United States of America, wasn't quite excited about her job. Today's episode of Lead Your Life Series features the story of how Osayi, discovered what she really loved and how it has impacted the world. Today, she is helping entrepreneurs (especially women) grow their businesses using social media. Lead Your Life Series, is a special edition of Lead Your Life Podcast. We share real life experiences of how personal struggles and seeming setbacks were turned into phenomenal stories of hope and grace.About Osayi Emokpae LasisiOsayi is the mommy of one amazing African Princess, She is an author, speaker, and is excited around all things digital. She is the Convener of a series of virtual summits, and she uses her knowledge to teach entrepreneurs how to get more clients and build their income using digital media.Osayi would be telling us about her struggle(s), What were her redefining moments, the most important steps she took differently, what were the aftermath, and what lessons she would like you to take away from her story.Enjoy! *Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 14:43 Minutes — 13.7MB)You can also listen on: iTunes | Android | Email | RSSBe SocialPlease share the love by sharing this post across your Facebook, Twitter and other social channels. What can you make of Osayi's story? Is there any part that you can relate with? Please share with us using the comment form below.
Are 'Friends Electric? - Episode 18 - The African Princess by Oliver Rockside
Rock and Roll started out as an interracial forum, but Slate’s pop critic Jack Hamilton says rock turned into a predominantly white music genre, and he’s piecing together why. Also: The history of the great American game of baseball represents all the paradoxes of race relations in our country. Johnny Moore studies the surprising shift from the 1920’s, when baseball held an important place within the black community, to today, where that place lies in the NBA. Later in the show: The late Julian Bond conducted 51 extensive interviews with prominent black leaders in America. Phyllis Leffler, who led the project with Bond, has written a book on the series that offers insights into the intractable disparities of race in America. Also: In the 1940’s Fatima Massaquoi penned one of the earliest known autobiographies by an African woman. Arthur Abraham is one of three editors of The Autobiography of an African Princess, which traces Fatima’s life from her youth in Africa to her later years in America.
Conversations with Julian Bond The late Julian Bond conducted 51 extensive interviews with prominent black leaders in America. Phyllis Leffler who led the project with Bond, has written a book on the series that offers insights into the intractable disparities of race in America. Also: In the 1940’s Fatima Massaquoi penned one of the earliest known autobiographies by an African woman. Arthur Abraham is one of three editors of The Autobiography of an African Princess, which traces Fatima’s life from her youth in Africa to her later years in America. Later in the show: In his book, The Truth About Cultural Bias, Allen Lewis looks at race in light of the Obama presidency and the George Zimmerman and Michael Dunn court cases as well as his own life. And: Twitter is speeding up communication about racial incidents. Bridgett Robertson says three-fourths of all African-Americans use Twitter to discuss political and social issues of importance to the black community. Also: The Geography of Slavery is a website that catalogues more than 4,000 advertisements offering rewards for runaway slaves (including one written by Thomas Jefferson) placed in newspapers in the later part of the 18th century. Tom Costa says these advertisements humanize the stories of the runaway men and women and will also be used in the classroom to teach American history.
This week we’re celebrating Patrick’s birthday! Yay! Disney has a new “African Princess”, Raven Symone says something stupid (surprise!) and we’re just trying to stay woke. Questions or comments? Tweet us with #LastNameBasis or comment on our website lastnamebasis.com And don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @chescaleigh @tieoptional & @lastname_basis P.S. Next week we’ll […]
We're over it. What is it, you ask? Everything. Carolyn and Will go in on Disney's first African Princess. Austin is discussed and Will is petty. We end the podcast with a thoroughly enjoyable review of Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities"
May 8, 2014. Vivian Seton spoke about the publication of her mother's memoirs. Born to an African king in colonial Sierra Leone at the beginning of the 20th century, Princess Fatima Massaquoi lived an extraordinary life that encapsulated the contradictions, upheavals and unprecedented opportunities of her time. Beginning with her lovingly recounted memories of growing up in Liberia, it follows her to Hamburg, Germany, where she pursued an education and forged friendships, but also experienced the racism, terror, and nationalistic fervor that accompanied the Nazis' rise to power. Speaker Biography: Vivian Seton is the daughter and only child of Fatima Massaquoi. In the 1970s and 1980s she worked as a producer, writer and broadcaster in Liberia. Seton has worked for Voice of America and the German Broadcasting System and publishes Lady magazine. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6394
Sorry no beercast this week. We're a bunch of dummies and forgot we had a previous engagement. The Beercast is TBD. This week we chat about The Historic Inauguration of President Obama, Fable 2, The Super Bowl, and Amy Fisher's new porn venture. Plus we got another reply from the African Princess who's trying to take our money and/or identity. Her picture is right there. This episode is guaranteed to drop your IQ a couple of points.
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