Podcasts about Dumi

For many people, actually doing a podcast is a lot harder than it seems. A few months ago, Riverside.fm, a major podcast platform, published an article that said, "90% of podcasts don't get past episode 3," and "of the few that continue, another 90% will quit after 20 episodes." Here at Copywriters Podcast, we understand this, but to be honest, we just haven't done a lot ourselves to solve this particular problem. Not our jam. Our special guest today, Dumi Mabhena, has done a LOT to help podcasters at all levels of skill and experience. His own podcast is called Zimbawean Voices, and he's based in Washington, DC. Dumi knows, as Nathan and I do, that the effective use of personal stories is key to making a podcast work. And today he's going to talk about the enormous impact of everyday stories have on sales. He has founded businesses in multiple niches, including solar energy and student housing. Dumi is also the author of a children's book, Tuku's Dream. As for his work supporting other podcasters, Dumi and his business partner really tie the two things together pretty neatly in the headline on his website: We simplify editing so you can focus on Storytelling. So let's focus on the storytelling part first. Because while a lot of people want to start a podcast, EVERYBODY needs to tell better stories, and Dumi has some amazing and extremely practical insights about how you can use ordinary personal stories to have a massive positive impact on your sales. Why? One of several reasons is the tremendous connection they create between you and your listeners. In today's show, Dumi reveals five types of simple, authentic and surprisingly effectives stories that do not sell, but still build connection and trust with your prospects and can help you boost sales by a lot! Dumi's company, Shanda Studio: https://shanda.studioDownload.

Monocle’s Tom Edwards is joined by serial entrepreneur Dumi Oburota to discuss the power of being present and of meaningful exchange. From his experiences in the music industry, nurturing the career of acclaimed British rapper Tinie Tempah to closing deals on his newly founded drinks brand Severan, Oburota tells us why he’s a firm believer in the magic of human connection.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Feminist Bar, host Tinatswe Mhaka is joined by Dumi Gatsha for a powerful conversation on what solidarity really means in the midst of increasing political violence, burnout, and donor fatigue. Together, they explore how movements can resist division and co-optation while navigating scarcity, repression, and the emotional toll of doing this work. Dumi brings lived experience and political insight to a timely conversation on the contradictions of being praised but unsupported, the ways funding politics shape access and visibility, and how competition can fracture movements meant to thrive through collaboration. What does it take to build lasting solidarity under fire? What happens when survival requires performance? And can movements still resist without losing their edge? This episode holds space for hard truths about activism, while also imagining funding and solidarity models that are honest, inclusive, and sustainable. Follow the podcast on social media: Instagram: @thefeministbarpodcast Twitter/X: @thefeministbar Support on Patreon: The Feminist Bar Podcast

Dumi Mabhena had lived in four countries by the time he was 22 years old. The four countries were Zimbabwe where he was born, then Canada for a couple of years, South Africa for boarding school and Scotland for college. Dumi talked to Paul about what is was like growing up in Zimbabwe and why he, his mom and his sister moved to Canada for a period of time. He talked about the pros and cons of going to boarding school and how he went to college in Scotland to study one thing and switched to another. Dumi told the story of how a prayer by his father changed the trajectory of his work life. Paul and Dumi discussed the many different cultures he has experienced and he told the story of how he met his wife Anita who has also lived in various places around the globe as well. They finished by talking about his family, Anita's family, what he thought of the USA before and after he moved here and he how used to watched a lot of MTV!

Dumisani Magadlela, PCC, PhD (South Africa) ICF Global Board Chair Dumi is an executive coach, coach-trainer and leadership skill development facilitator. He is a founding board member of Africa Board for Coaching, Consulting and Coaching Psychology (ABCCCP), an association promoting coaching development across Africa, and the 2016 African Coach of the Year. He co-founded and chaired the Ubuntu Coaching Foundation (UCF) at The Coaching Centre (TCC) to help poor communities access affordable coaching. Dumi serves on multiple coach-development faculties globally, including the Global Team Coaching Institute (GTCI). https://www.linkedin.com/in/dumi-magadlela-phd-pcc-189b334/

To kick off season 5, Claire Pedrick and Dr. Dumi Magadlela explore coaching, human connection, and personal growth. Dumi talks about the foundational principles of Ubuntu coaching, and the importance of interconnectedness and self-reflection. They talk about courage, some global perspectives on coaching, and the transformative power of coaching as a sacred service to humanity.    Takeaways Ubuntu coaching emphasizes our inherent interconnectedness. Courage is essential for meaningful coaching conversations. Coaching should challenge comfort zones for growth. Diversity in coaching enriches the practice. Real coaching transforms both the coach and the thinker.   Find out more about the ICF Impact Awards, and Dumi's book, Ubuntu Coaching and Connection Practices for Leader-Managers   Contact Dumi through LinkedIn    Contact Claire by emailing info@3dcoaching.com or checking out her 3D Coaching Supervision Community   If you like this episode, subscribe or follow The Coaching Inn on your podcast platform or our YouTube Channel to hear or see new episodes as they drop.    If you'd like to find out more about 3D Coaching, you can get all our new ideas and offers in our weekly email.    Coming Up:  Next:  Open Table: Notes or No Notes - A Coaching Dilemma Soon: The Journey of Coaching Young People with Chris Paterson   Key Words coaching, Ubuntu, self-reflection, courage, emotional intelligence, personal growth, human connection, leadership, diversity, coaching impact

Cuando se cumple un mes de la DANA que asoló Valencia, en 'Más de uno' hablamos con Dumi, joven que 20 años que rescaté a una niña, y con Juan, trabajador del Ayuntamiento que pide más ayuda para el municipio.

Cuando se cumple un mes de la DANA que asoló Valencia, en 'Más de uno' hablamos con Dumi, joven que 20 años que rescaté a una niña, y con Juan, trabajador del Ayuntamiento que pide más ayuda para el municipio.

Cuando se cumple un mes de la DANA que asoló Valencia, en 'Más de uno' hablamos con Dumi, joven que 20 años que rescaté a una niña, y con Juan, trabajador del Ayuntamiento que pide más ayuda para el municipio.

The playlist features fresh amapiano from South Africa and Nigeria, Edo afrobeats, Mbalax pop, desert blues, Egyptian pop, Tanzanian Afropop and one song that defies category. Drop the Needle listening quiz puts Anthony LaBruto in the hot seat and Heather's feature artist today is Dumi Right. The Zimbabwean-American songwriter, rapper and hip hop ambassador and his crew mate, singer Troy Edler join her to perform live, talk about Dumi's creative journey, and listen to some of his recordings including the premier of his soon-to-be released single “Life is What you Make it”.

The stylist and fashion editor reveals to BoF founder and editor-in-chief Imran Amed why she resigned from Vogue and how she is channelling her influence and energy to support that next generation of fashion talent.Background:In the dynamic world of fashion magazines, Gabriella Karefa-Johnson stands out. Karefa-Johnson has always stood out, growing up as a self-described loud, weird, driven kid. Karefa-Johnson's first Vogue cover was Paloma Elsesser for the January 2021 issue of Vogue, photographed by Annie Leibovitz. Later that year, she worked on the cover shoot featuring US Vice President Kamala Harris. But recently, Karefa-Johnson decided to leave Vogue. “The truth of the matter is we grow and sometimes our containers don't grow with us. And so I am excited to build a new container for all of these ideas and this energy,” Karefa-Johnson says.This week on The BoF Podcast, Karefa-Johnson joins BoF founder and editor-in-chief Imran Amed to discuss her professional journey, how she harnesses her creative energy in a high-pressure industry and why she is laying the foundation for the next generation of fashion creatives. Key Insights: On excelling in the demanding, hyper-creative world of fashion media, Karefa-Johnson avoids burnout by focusing on her inner self. “Staying true to who you are and… really maintaining the purity of that creative exchange is something that keeps me grounded,” she says.Looking back at some of her most challenging assignments, Karefa-Johnson recalls the 2021 cover shoot during the Covid-19 pandemic with US Vice President Kamala Harris. “It's very hard to communicate with your subject, which is super crucial in executing an image. You need to have a relationship and a rapport and there needs to be mutual trust,” she explains. “But it's hard to establish that between 15 masks, because it was during Covid, 14 secret service agents, a press secretary and a chief of staff.” Reflecting on her decision to leave Vogue, Karefa-Johnson is excited about what lies ahead. “I just hope that whatever comes to be of this career of mine is something that models possibilities for the next Gabriella Karefa-Johnson,” she explains. “I can't wait to take those tools and apply them in ways that are really just true to who I am, serve me and serve people who look like me.”Karefa-Johnson is passionate about nurturing emerging talent and has used her network to support the development of Central Saint Martins graduate Torishéju Dumi. “It's very easy to feel invisible in these cities as a young designer, period. Full stop. But as a young black female designer, I knew that the hurdles she was up against would be exponentially bigger than some of her colleagues,” Karefa-Johnson says. “I wanted to be able to bridge the gap. I wanted to be able to give her a leg up, which I think in a lot of ways is something that has produced so many of the most enduring young designers.”Additional Resources:Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman Appears on Cover of American Vogue | BoF Ye Lashes Out at LVMH and Vogue Editor After ‘White Lives Matter' T-Shirt Draws Criticism Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shar and Dumi Are On Air!

Shar and Dumi is on air!

Shar and Dumi are on fire

Today we're heading down to the white continent of Antarctica. This vast land holds an extremely special place in my heart and this was my second trip to the continent. This time I visited by flying over from South Africa and staying at one of White Desert's beautiful camps called Echo Camp.  I took along my recording equipment and am so glad I did because I think you'll find the stories that follow quite inspirational. While my day to day was focused on mountaineering activities, what was most special about the trip was meeting the team and learning about the incredible amount of logistics that go into the camp and transporting scientists and dignitaries to and from Antarctica.  There's something about being secluded with humans from around the world, in place that waves no flag. My guests today - Neil, Stuart, James, Sean, and Dumi share how months on end in Antarctica have inspired and changed them and tell stories of some incredible things they've experienced  I hope you enjoy this special episode of Luxury Travel Insider.   Learn more at www.luxtravelinsider.com   Connect with me on Social: Instagram LinkedIn  

This is a cover of Canadian band, Wild River's, Thinkin' Bout Love. I'm joined by talented vocalist and guitarist, Dumi. Breakups are never easy and this song brings back nostalgic memories of a summer long past. :-)

Indie Artists on air today are Shar featuring Dumi and Dante TK ___________________________________________________________ Dozens of Central American migrants, including 23 unaccompanied children, were rescued Friday from a box truck abandoned on the side of a highway amid sweltering temperatures in the southeastern state of Veracruz, according to the Mexico's National Institute of Migration (INM). “The INM rescued 148 migrants who were traveling overcrowded in the box of a trailer and were abandoned in life-threatening conditions on the side of the Minatitlán, Cordova highway,” the institute said in a statement. The truck was abandoned by the driver who is still at large, INM added. The migrants came from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, INM wrote. Of the 148 people rescued there were women and men traveling solo, 23 unaccompanied minors and 44 families – which consisted of 115 people.  

Canadian band, Wild River's, Thinkin' Bout Love. I'm joined by talented vocalist and guitarist, Dumi. Breakups are never easy and this song brings back nostalgic memories of a summer long past. :-)   To have your music video seen on the The Fierce Female MTV Show please visit www.thefiercefemalemtvshow.com

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Thinkin' Bout Love is originally by Canadian band Wild Rivers. Joining me on my second collaboration is a young, talented singer and session guitarist, Dumi (Doo me). He plays the guitar as well as sings vocals on this track, Thinkin' Bout Love.

Thinkin' Bout Love is originally by Canadian band Wild Rivers. Joining me on my second collaboration is a young, talented singer and session guitarist, Dumi (Doo me). He plays the guitar as well as sings vocals on this track, Thinkin' Bout Love.

Dumi Oburota is the founder of Disturbing London, which although operates primarily as a record label, also has arms in brand consultancy, artist management, event management, music publishing and a fashion label. Dumi joins Steven for a second round conversation about the value of communication, the intersection between art, music and fashion, and how his business of culture has changed across the last few years. KEY TAKEAWAYS When we lose time, it makes us appreciate more fully the world around us and the people who mean the most to us. If you communicate on a comprehensive scale with the world at large, instead of sticking to what and who you know, then you increase your reach and profoundly impact the success you'll have. Boxers are like warriors, and their art is based on respect and skill. It's a pursuit that is gradually gaining more and more admiration from all corners of society due to the discipline involved. You have to follow your gut instincts when it comes to finding talent. Use your intelligence, sense of purpose and swagger, and see how it aligns with the same qualities in someone else. This is how you spot the stars of tomorrow. BEST MOMENTS 'Street art is like the intersection of art and music and fashion' 'You have to be bilingual in life' 'I've always been able to keep artists authentically true' 'I like discovering people and being part of people's journeys' VALUABLE RESOURCES The Steven Sulley Study         Dumi Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dumioburota/ ABOUT THE HOST The Steven Sulley Study is my take on success. My view is you should have multiple focuses to be a well-rounded individual. Success shouldn't be just one thing like money, for example, it should also consist of a healthy fit lifestyle and thriving relationships. As a person who has made a success in life and also made huge cock-ups I feel I can offer suggestions and tips on how to become successful or at least start your pursuit. My 'Study' has taken resources from reading and education plus being around, my perception, of successful people and I, know a lot of successful people from all walks of life. My 'Study' coming from my experiences in business, investing, sales (my core background), training, boxing and education has enabled me to become well rounded and successful and I will help you in these key areas too. CONTACT METHOD InstagramThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Welcome to Dane Baptiste Questions Everything, a podcast where comedian Dane Baptiste, producer Howard Cohen and a special guest take turns posing questions that just need answering. On this weeks episode we speak to entrepreneur Dumi Oburota about where the world is at right now.You can now support us on Patreon for ad free and video content at https://www.patreon.com/dbqepodcastPlease rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and beyond. #QuestionEverything @DBQEPodcastSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/danebaptistequestionseverything. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tibs Dumi is a comedian, actor, writer, and director. After a youth spent people pleasing, Tibs has finally learned to just do things for himself. It's lead to him having a fantastic year on stage and having the confidence to pursue his own creative projects. We get into the lasting impact of private school education, the limitations of the Durban comedy scene, and, uh, sharing with friends. Keep up with Tibs on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tibsdumi_official/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/almostperfectza Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostperfectmedia/ Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/almostperfect Bob's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostperfectbob/

After dealing with the Wurms the gang takes a moment to breathe, Dumi and Teithweir have a much needed conversation, and Astraea catches a cold. They almost are at Xeridge, just a little further. Is The God of Winds and Freedom just Peter Pan? I'll never tell. Remember if you're enjoying the show to follow us on all social media @gobletsandgays! Also please like, share, review, and subscribe to help us find other gays. Don't forget to join us over on our discord! Save 10% On your order of math rocks over on Adventure Dice with the code 'Goblets'! Theme by @seanmcro Music by @TableTopAudio | Sound Effects @FreeSound Check out our links! Cast: Dungeon Master - @MadQueenCosplay | Astraea - @Akinomii_Art | Dumisa - @DragonCatpaw | Marrow - @TickoutSydabus | Grun - @Dragonmaster149 | Tamsin - @ADisasterQueer | Joanna - @DusteHill

Dr Dumi is an Executive Coach, Team Coach and Ubuntu Intelligence Coach based in Johannesburg, South Africa. He works towards rehumanizing organisations and other shared spaces using Ubuntu values and creating safety for everyone to bring their best selves forward. He has just been elected to serve on the ICF Global Board as vice Chair (2022-2023).In this week's *Spark Leadership episode, Windy Tshepiso Maledu speaks with Executive Coach & Ubuntu practitioner Dr. Dumi Magadlel, about the concept of Ubuntu Intelligence, a way of seeing the world and each other as interconnected. They will explore how this mindset can benefit coaching practices and how this concept is quickly becoming a global phenomenon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr Dumi is an Executive Coach, Team Coach and Ubuntu Intelligence Coach based in Johannesburg, South Africa. He works towards rehumanizing organisations and other shared spaces using Ubuntu values and creating safety for everyone to bring their best selves forward. He has just been elected to serve on the ICF Global Board as vice Chair (2022-2023).In this week's *Spark Leadership episode, Windy Tshepiso Maledu speaks with Executive Coach & Ubuntu practitioner Dr. Dumi Magadlel, about the concept of Ubuntu Intelligence, a way of seeing the world and each other as interconnected. They will explore how this mindset can benefit coaching practices and how this concept is quickly becoming a global phenomenon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's the latest news from the world of Omniglot. There are new language pages about: Äiwoo, an Oceanic language spoken mainly in the Reef Islands in Temotu Province of the Solomon Islands. Iaai, a Southern Oceanic language spoken in New Caledonia. Dumi (दुमी‎), a Kiranti language spoken in eastern Nepal. There's a new constructed script […]

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While some ballads and folksongs have crossed cultural lines and gone on to inspire modern songs and other forms of entertainment, many many more remain linked to singular cultures or peoples. I'm Tanner Campbell and this is the Dictionary of Mythology & Folklore's entry for Dumi. -- Dumi/Duma -- https://authenticukraine.com.ua/en/blog/dumi-ak-osoblivij-zanr-folkoru  Museum Mentioned -- https://csamm.archives.gov.ua/  Source of Sample Duma -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kmL_GRuOrw&t=3s  -- Review this Podcast on Apple Podcasts : https://swiy.co/apple-review Review this Podcast on Spotify Podcasts : https://swiy.co/spotify-review Review this Podcast on Podchaser.com : https://swiy.co/podchaser-review  --

On this episode of the Did Ya Know Podcast, Adrian is joined by Dumi Oburota, founder of Disturbing London. Dumi talks about the realities of being a manager, his journey with Tinie Tempah and his hopes for the next generation of music execs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's podcast, I sat down with Dumi Siwo the founder of Firmative media. Firmative are the go to agency in the UK for content creation for top artists & labels like Ed Sheeran, Atlantic Records & Universal Music. This podcast has taught me how grateful I should be to grow up in the western world after to listening to the pain in Dumi's journey from leaving Africa at 12. This story will give you a powerful transformation of self and move you in ways you haven't been before. Here are some of the topics we touch on:

The gang stop at the village of Wright on their way to Ozhiem. Settling in at the inn they enjoy a break, time not to think about the weight of everything hanging over their head. Astraea and Dumi talk dates, Tamsin and Zulzrum study the box, and everyone just vibes. Remember if you're enjoying the show to follow us on all social media @gobletsandgays! Also please like, share, review, and subscribe to help us find other gays. Don't forget to join us over on our discord! Save 10% On your order of math rocks over on Adventure Dice with the code 'Goblets'! Theme by @seanmcro Music by @TableTopAudio | Sound Effects @FreeSound Check out our links! Help out #UnionizePaizo! Cast: Dungeon Master - @MadQueenCosplay | Astraea - @Akinomii_Art | Dumisa - @DragonCatpaw | Marrow - @TickoutSydabus | Grun - @Dragonmaster149 | Tamsin - @ADisasterQueer | Joanna - @DusteHill

In this episode we discuss ‘How can leaders build a coaching culture?' with Professor David Clutterbuck, Dr Lise Lewis and Dumisani Magadlela. We learn the nuts and bolts of implementing and cultivating a coaching culture in organisations. We ask: What do we mean by a ‘coaching culture'? How can you identify a coaching culture? How long does it take to create? How can we develop psychological safety in our organisations? Why is it important that the CEO adopts the role of ‘Coach Chief'? What pitfalls can we avoid when creating a sustainable coaching culture? How can we make a coaching culture sustainable? Hear how your organisation can benefit from adopting a coaching culture from today's panel of experts: Professor David Clutterbuck is one of the early pioneers of developmental coaching and mentoring and co-founder of the European Mentoring & Coaching Council (EMCC). Author of more than 70 books, including the first evidence-based titles on coaching culture and team coaching. He leads Coaching and Mentoring International, a global network of specialist mentoring and coaching training consultants.  Dr Lise Lewis is an accredited Master Coach, Mentor and Coach Supervisor and founder of Bluesky International, offering accredited training for coaches, mentors and coach supervisors. Her practice focuses on Relational Leadership Coaching. She is the Past President of EMCC Global 2011-2017 and currently Global Special Ambassador. Dumi Magadlela is an accredited international executive coach and accredited by the EMCC as a Senior Practitioner in Team Coaching. He is based Johannesburg, South Africa. Dumi co-founded the Ubuntu Coaching Foundation (UCF) at The Coaching Centre (TCC) in South Africa and is part-time faculty at the University of Stellenbosch Business School's MPhil in Management Coaching. Dr Natalie Lancer is a Chartered Psychologist, coach and supervisor. She is the Deputy Chair and Secretary of the British Psychological Society's Division of Coaching Psychology and an accredited member of the Association for Coaching. She is the host of this podcast series and invites you to email any comments to docp-tcppod@bps.org.uk https://www.bps.org.uk/member-microsites/division-coaching-psychology/podcasts © British Psychological Society 2022

The group tries to steal what little free time they have left, Dumi tosses Marrow off the roof, and the gang meet with a strange new benefactor. The battle for Cressa is almost here, despite all the challenges they've had before they're confidant they will win the day. Remember if you're enjoying the show to follow us on all social media @gobletsandgays! Also please like, share, review, and subscribe to help us find other gays. Don't forget to join us over on our discord! Theme by @seanmcro Help out #UnionizePaizo! Cast: Dungeon Master - @MadQueenCosplay | Astraea - @Akinomii_Art | Dumisa - @DragonCatpaw | Marrow - @TickoutSydabus | Grun - @Dragonmaster149 |

Now that the most important things have been done (hooking up Dumi and Astraea) the group can now devote their attention to Cressa. There are many things to do and not a lot of time to mount this invasion. Remember if you're enjoying the show to follow us on all social media @gobletsandgays! Also please like, share, review, and subscribe to help us find other gays. Don't forget to join us over on our discord! Theme by @seanmcro Help out #UnionizePaizo! Cast: Dungeon Master - @MadQueenCosplay | Astraea - @Akinomii_Art | Dumisa - @DragonCatpaw | Marrow - @TickoutSydabus | Illiana - @TrulaMarie | Grun - @Dragonmaster149 |

About Dumi Senda: Coach Dumi (Dumi Senda), known as the “rags to impact coach” went from a life of menial labor with little prospects to Oxford MSc graduate and globally renowned diversity and inclusion (D&I) expert and coach. He draws on his personal experience with social mobility to help organisations achieve meaningful workplace D&I and individuals to overcome limitations and maximise their personal and professional growth. He has worked with top global organisations such as the UN, Bank of England, Goldman Sachs, and Google among others, and has been recognized by the office of the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson for impact on D&I. He was formerly Head of Student Attraction & Alumni Engagement with SEO London, a non-for-profit which helps broaden employment access into the corporate sector for people from under-represented backgrounds. He later consulted on a freelance basis for D&I organisations such as The Diversity Practice, Black British Business Awards and The Network of Networks (TNON). He has just accepted a role as Head of Growth & Innovation (D&I) with Righttrack Learning, a leading company that provides bespoke D&I and leadership training for organisations across the world. Key discussion points from this episode include: · Coach Dumi shares more about himself and his background – 2:52 · Why Coach Dumi kept developing himself – 5:04 · Why diversity and inclusion is important to Coach Dumi – 9:44 · Embracing stepping into your discomfort zone – 12:51 · Using your past experiences to challenge limiting beliefs – · How Coach Dumi supports individuals – 16:40 · Coach Dumi shares his perspective on stepping away from the tribe when following your calling – 19:58 · What we can learn from the Chinese Bamboo – 25:45 · Coach Dumi's advice to his younger self – 26:45 · Coach Dumi's definition of The Wealth Cornerstones – 29:47 Contact and work with Coach Dumi: 1-2-1 life, career and leadership coaching to professionals and young people and group coaching to aspiring coaches. Website: www.dumisenda.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dumisenda/ Coach Dumi Senda Official YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHlBfdUPdBzj4f11UNIV_IA Dumi Senda Poetry YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DumiSenda Follow The Wealth Conversation: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewealthconversation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewealthconversation/ Connect with Tsitsi at www.thewealthconversation.com

Welcome to the fresh, most progressively growing community of amazing young Zimbabweans in diverse professional spaces. On this episode is Stanford University Human Biology graduate and incoming PM at Wikihow, Dumisile Melody Mphamba who hails from Harare. In Zimbabwe, she attended Dominican Convent for both junior and high school. You can follow her on instagram: @dumi_a_favor Transcript 0:06 Dedicating episode to Harare 0:27 Star intro 1:25 Dumi dishing on post graduation life 2:23 Dumi a brief autobiography. Growing up in Harare, attending Dominican Convent 3:19 How coming to the US, specifically Stanford happened 5:00 How Dumi decided on medical school and how stable she has been with that decision 8:23 Improving health care access 9:34 Leveraging relationships is so powerful 12:53 What were you grateful for at Stanford and what were some tough moments 1 6:19 Parts of you that you thought to mute in college 18:48 High School Musical! Gabriella Montez and the Stanford dream come true 19:57 Fan favorite rapid fire questions 24:44 Do you think you felt a difference at all in Harare, being raised in a Ndebele speaking household? 26:11 Favorite memories in Harare, favorite place in Zimbabwe outside Harare 29:36 Who inspires you? 35:48 What do you want to be part of your legacy? 38:43 Compliment you get most from people --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nyashazimunhu/message

Executive, team coach and leadership facilitator Dr. Dumi Magadlela joins our host William Corless from Johannesburg. Dumi and William discuss the Zulu philosophy of Ubuntu. We gain an insight into another aspect of leadership with Ubuntu intelligence, that was made prominent by Nelson Mandela. Creating ways of connecting and realising the full potential in your self and others through common humanity. We also discuss how accountability can be addressed within the team context, while enabling people to fulfil their potential through empowerment. Different insights are attained through a cultural lens which promises to leave our listeners with a new perspective on leadership.

Having a Number 1 Hit single is hard, now imagine doing that 8 TIMES! Our next guest Dumi Oburota is no stranger to the top of the charts. From founding his music record label Disturbing London, he hit the ground running with his first artist (cousin and later business partner) Tinie Tempah. As a music entrepreneur there is no doubt that the journey has been an adventure! It is a pleasure to hear him give advise on the music industry From a young age, Dumi Oburota was no stranger to entrepreneurship from spending time at his Dad's grocers and Uncle's Cash & Carry, he knew that he always wanted to build something that embraced all communities. While balancing days at grammar school and nights growing up in the heart of South London, he honed his skills for navigating different worlds. A skill that will prove invaluable when it came to taking on the UK music industry head-on! Very few platforms have been able to capture the culture on so many levels and so many different genres from Fashion to festivals in Ibiza, from Popstars like Jessie J to Hybrid stars like Poundz. Disturbing London has managed to always have a finger on not just the pulse of the UK music industry, but culture. A success which has translated globally. Dumi Oburota has always focused on being a cultural supplier, and their recent JV with Parlaphone is a sign that he is ready to push even more barriers in years to come. Listen as Dumi breakdowns the logistics of starting a record label and navigating the music industry. The lessons, the hardships and the joys of building lifetime relationships while creating a revolutionary legacy.

Host: Wanda Tima www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ www.instagram.com/mrswanda/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Guest: Winie and Roosevelt Winie is a 26-year-old Haitian full-time student; TPS recipient since 2010/2011 perusing a degree in psychology & a minor in criminology at Florida Atlantic University. Winie is scheduled to graduate in December 2019. She works as a full time dermatological medical assistant. Her objective is to one day follow a career with the Department of Homeland Security of the U.S. Roosevelt's passion is filmmaking, inspiring others, and helping build the youth. “Filmmaking came into my life at a very critical point where I was confused about life and didn't know which direction I wanted to take. I pursued that and here I am. I own a film production company, FNO Productions. I am an award winning filmmaker, I've written and produced some hit short films, also two hit documentaries with local high schools in the community. I love children which is why I do these documentaries. Back when I was in school I had no one to come around and make me feel special and loved so that is what I do for the youth. I love to inspire and give people hope and remind them that life is about being happy and finding true purpose. At the end of the day, I want to leave a legacy behind for being someone that helped changed lives. That's my passion and purpose- to serve others.”

Host: Wanda Tima www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ www.instagram.com/mrswanda/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Guest: Plus Daddy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plusdaddy/ Plus uses laughter as a relief from the harsh realities of being raised by a single Haitian mother while growing up in South Florida. Born Alain Pierre-Louis, Plus, the oldest of three kids used his natural humor and wit to serve as a distraction from the financial hardships he and his family endured. In 2008, Plus gained universal recognition for his Rick Ross parodies, which landed 100,000 views within its first week and garnered over 4 million hits to date. In 2009, Plus extended his art form across a variety of entertainment including sketch comedy, event hosting, stand-up comedy and acting. Guest: Zoe Poze Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoepoze/ Zoe Poze is a Self-Proclaimed Social Media Influencer, Actor, & Comedian that has been sharing laughter with the community for years and continues to make his mark every day in our community. Zoe Poze has the professionalism to facilitate your event, the goofiness to energize your events and wit to humor your audience. He is 25 years young and a communications major at Broward College. He loves to travel especially because what he does for a living allows him to do so as well.

Host: Wanda Tima www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ www.instagram.com/mrswanda/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Guest: France François France Francois is the Founder & CEO of In Cultured Co. France is a multi-passionate writer, activist, and change agent transforming communities of color around the globe by redefining the way their stories are told and how we impact their lives. After the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, she left Egypt, where she had been working with refugees, to return to her country of birth. France worked on social issues in international development projects in post-earthquake Haiti, acting as a conduit for getting the voice of the community to decision-makers and helping the resources of decision makers flow to communities to make a direct impact. In Cultured Company sow the seeds of peace, conflict resolution, reconciliation, collaboration, healing and dialog in young Haitians and Dominicans in order to move from a divided past towards a shared future. We curate unique experiences, facilitate intimate gatherings, and design educational tools and resources to deconstruct the divisions that have defined the diaspora across historic chasms and promote transformational change in the next generation of leaders. We build bridges where others have built barriers. Follow France: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1stclassfrance/ https://www.instagram.com/inculturedco/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/1stClassFrance https://twitter.com/InCulturedCo

Host: Wanda Tima www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ https://www.instagram.com/mrswanda/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Haitian American Comedienne and host, Jessie Woo got her start in entertainment creating and producing hr own content on social media. After being laid off her job in New York, the Florida International University graduate took her imagination to Instagram as a way to keep depression at bay and wound up bringing joy to a legion of followers. Today, the Miami native has become a highly sought after television personality. She was recently named co-host of Twitter's new live streaming series, “ Power Star Live” produces by Will Packer Media. She also serves as host and writer for BET Digital's “Breaks” and “Black To Life” and is featured on season two of VH1's Love and Hip Hop Miami. Follow Jessie Woo: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejessiewoo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheJessieWoo

Haitian-American blogger Ayana Legros sparked a debate on social after she wrote the article “As A Haitian-American Woman, I Know I'm Afro-Latina But It's Time For You To Acknowledge It, Too, which sparked the question: Are Haitians Afro-Latinx? Host: Wanda Tima www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/thesuitepodcast/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Guest: Ayanna Legros: Ayanna Legros is the daughter of two staunch advocates of the Haitian community in New York. Seeing herself as a continuation of this legacy, her work is committed to archiving and retelling the stories of Haitian migrants in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the United States. At the moment, she is pursuing a doctorate in History at Duke University with a focus on radio and activism during the Duvalier Years. Legros has completed fellowships and won grants through CCCADI, NYU, Duke, the Davis Foundation and has taught at CUNY Guttman and CUNY Hostos in New York. Gabrielle Barlatier: Gabrielle Barlatier was born in Rahway, New Jersey and raised in the suburban town of North Brunswick, NJ where she was one of the few people of Haitian descent. Aside from her family ties, Gabrielle was not introduced to the dynamic of Haitian culture until she and her mother moved to Broward County Florida in 2013. She later moved to Miami to attend Florida International University where her desire to connect more with her cultural roots led her to become the president of the Haitian Student Organization from 2016-2017. Today, Gabrielle is approaching her senior year at FIU pursuing her bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education and Business Administration and currently works full-time as an Assistant Teacher in Miami. Imani Lowe: Imani Lowe is a Senior majoring in Sociology at Florida International University. She grew up in Orlando with her family. She considers herself an Afro-Latina and Caribbean. Her mother was born in Belize and her father in Guyana.

Host: Wanda Tima www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesuitepodcast/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Franchesca “Fancy” Fontus ( Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist ) https://www.instagram.com/PurposeTherapy/ Franchesca Fontus is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in South Florida. She obtained her Master's Degree in Family Therapy and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. degree in the same field. She works with individuals, couples, and families and is passionate about destigmatizing therapy in African American and Caribbean communities. Franchesca is also the proud owner of Purposeful Exchange Therapy & Consulting, LLC where she specializes and works to help empower and bring healing to women in the areas of mental health, trauma and relationships. Steve and Shirley Anselme ( Married Couple ) Steve and Shirley Anselme met in 2010 at Florida Atlantic University at a Konbit Kreyol dance troupe rehearsal. They started off as good friends and on June 24, 2010 decided to make things official. The two dated for 7 years before tying the knot on December 17, 2017. Elisee St. Preux Jr. ( Single Man ) Born and raised in North Miami Beach, FL, Elisee Junior St Preux is an actor, musician, writer, filmmaker, choreographer, creative director, and technologist. Since graduating from Florida Atlantic University in Business Administration with a concentration in Information Technology and a minor in Theatre, Elisee managed to combine his notable attributes and skills to create a cohesive platform for himself. To raise his personal standards, Elisee created a unique channel designed to present the craftsmanship in film, it's surrounding elements, and how we react to it; entitled "The Movie Butter Playbook". Nehemie Ti'Blada Auguste ( In a relationship ) Raised in Delray Beach FL. She is a recent graduate from Florida Atlantic University. She is in a happy 4 year relationship. She currently works for the Lunion Suite team and Haitians Who Blogs while running her YouTube channel and A member of the Not so Podcast radio show.

Host: Wanda Tima and Marc Joseph www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ Produced by: Shakyra ( LOUDD District ) www.instagram.com/louddistrict/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Jackson Chery Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, artist Jackson Chery began his journey in concert promotion and Christian music 10 years ago through his company Lakay Entertainment, better known as Lakay Arts these days. Jackson started off his company booking con- certs and managing Christian artists schedules. Now a days Jackson finds himself as the executive producer of Bridging The Gap and Bridging The Gap 2.0 albums. It is an unstoppable movement in the Christian music industry. The album Brinding The Gap was released on May 11, 2015, and hit number 7 on the World Genre Billboard Chart and number 12 on the Gospel Billboard Chart. Breaking records as a Haitian-American Christian band. More on Jackson Chery and IET Band: Instagram: www.instagram.com/jacksonchery/ www.instagram.com/ietband/ Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNqArZ7qF…ypDfsByUXMbkGR9mM

Host: Wanda Tima and Marc Joseph www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ Produced by: Shakyra ( LOUDD District ) https://www.instagram.com/louddistrict/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Niska is an Artist, rapper, and singer-songwriter. Niska was raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti until moving to the United States. On this episode, the Haitian rapper speaks on growing in Haiti and New York, her career, spirituality, voodoo, her new album Enèji, her branding team, her relationship status, male groupies, and so much more. This is Niska very first interview in English. More on Niska and her music: https://www.niskagaroute.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/niska/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/niskkaaa?lang=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/niskkaa

Host: Wanda Tima and Marc Joseph http://www.lunionsuite.com/thesuitepodcast17/ Produced by: Dumi of (Silver Slate Studios) https://silverslate954.wixsite.com/websit Guest 1: Wilkine Brutus : https://www.instagram.com/wilkinebrutus/?hl=en Wilkine Brutus is a Haitian-American writer, web series producer, and freelance multimedia journalist with millions of views across social media, covering international travel, culture, and current affairs. His forward-thinking approach to human relations, particularly during his time in South Korea, has garnered several TV and radio appearances, magazine contributions, and a keynote speaking performance at Twitter Headquarters for a symposium on digital media, alongside Google Ventures, Bloomberg, Ebony Magazine, and LinkedIn. Guest 2: Dr. Romelus/DJ Scripz : https://www.instagram.com/dj_scripz/?hl=en Brooklyn native DJ Scripz is a film director, producer, artist manager and owner of Black Dymond MGNT Inc. The company was designed to provide up and coming musical artists with experienced management to help develop their careers. The Haitian film marker moved to Brooklyn, NY with his parents at the age of six . As a child, DJ Scripz was heavily influenced by the hip-hip culture which motivated him to embrace his tasteful style and creativity. In addition to film production, DJ Scripz is also seriously involved in music production as well. Dj Scripz has appeared on Hot97, Power105.1, This is 50, Don Diva Magazine Blog, The Source Magazine Blog, Hip Hop Weekly, Industry Rule Magazine, and countless other platforms.