Podcasts about folu

Having the right support system is essential in our walk with God. Who do you have in your corner? Watch and or listen to this meaningful conversation Foluwasho ''Folu" Ajike and I had about the importance of godly community. You can listen to the full episode of this conversation right here on the podcast tab of my channel! Here is a little bit about Folu in her own words: My name is Foluwasho Ajike. I go by Folu for short. I am 32 years old and live in Washington State. I go to Christian Faith Center in Federal Way, where I am also on the worship team. I am engaged and marrying my best friend this summer. I love God. I love to worship. I love to create. I love making new friends and connecting people. I'm a songwriter and I love fashion. I have an event that will be something continuous called A Night With Foluwasho. The first one was last October and the following one was in May of this year. I'm excited for what God has in store for me and I'm ready to be his vessel. Catch up with Folu @foluwashoajike on YouTube, Instagram, & Tik Tok. Feel free to follow this podcast, leave a review/rating/comment, and share it with a friend if it blessed you! Thanks so much for listening. Catch up with me @beechannel27 on all social media platforms! #newepisodealert #newepisode #christianpodcasts #faithbasedpodcasts #faith #encouragement #motivation #inspiration #mentalhealth #theimportanceofgodlycommunity #godlycommunity #supportsystem #whoisinyourcorner #friendships #godlyfriendships #relationships #safespaces #foluwashoajike #gentlereminder #fyi #needtoknow #beechannel27

Folu Storm, one of Nigeria's rising Media personality, tells all about her journey in Nollywood, surviving the Nigerian Media and entertainment industry and living in Lekki, Lagos. Colorism, Colourism, blackness and overcoming bias in Nollywood as an Artist, Actress or actor.Thanks for listening... visit our website at https://www.battabox.com/podcast/

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Sau Folu - A Rotuman story of women who dared to be kings.

On the final episode of Osikoya Speaks: Season 2, Music executives Kulupsy, Igho Major, Mayokun and Foluade sit with our host Wonu Osikoya to discuss and debate their Top 5 songs of the year, 2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/osikoya-omowonuola/message

On the final episode of Osikoya Speaks: Season 2, Music executives Kulupsy, Igho Major, Mayokun and Foluade sit with our host Wonu Osikoya to discuss and debate their Top 5 albums of the year, 2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/osikoya-omowonuola/message

On this week's episode, we have The Onc Docs on as our guests! Dr. Onyi Balogun, radiation oncologist specializing in breast and gynecologic cancers, is a domestic and global cancer disparities researcher and Dr. Folu Balogun is a medical oncologist specializing in pancreatobiliary and colorectal cancers; his research focuses on these cancers with an emphasis on underserved communities. We're so grateful to be able to have spoken with Dr. Onyi & Dr. Folu and hear their perspective on cancer, survivorship and the patient experience from a doctor's point of view. We talk about how they connect and stay present with their patients, while also separating the emotional toll and attachment cancer can take on them in their lives after work. We discuss what type of research they're currently doing in the cancer space and their view on the cure for cancer. They share how they approach survivorship and scanxiety with their patients, what brought them into this field and why they're so passionate about the work they do and why they started their own podcast, The Onc Docs. This conversation is so special, we learned so so much from Dr. Onyi and Dr. Folu, we hope you enjoy! You can follow them on Instagram @theoncdocs and their website is theoncdocs.com. Don't forget to rate, review & subscribe if you love the pod! Follow us on Insta @canceractuallysuckspod, Shannon @shancury and Maddy @maddypollack_health.

Before we dive into in-depth explanations, let's see three fast way to say I'm sorry in French. Désolé(e) ! Sorry! Pardon ! Sorry! Excuse-me! Toutes mes excuses ! My apologies! Any of these three expressions would work to say sorry as if you bumped into someone, or to be polite when you did something slightly wrong. The most common way to say ‘I'm sorry' in French is “je suis désolé(e)“. How To Spell I'm Sorry In French? “Désolé” is a French adjective, so its spelling will agree depending who speaks. The good thing is that the pronunciation won't change whether it's spelled désolé/e/s. We typically use it with the verb to be in French. 1. Examples: Paula est désolé. Paula is sorry. Lola est désolée. Lola is sorry. Paulo est désolé Paulo is sorry. Folu et Seun sont désolés. Folu and Seun are sorry. 2. Other examples It's very common to modify this statement with an adverb to make it more profond, more apologetic, more formal. Je suis vraiment désolé. I'm really sorry. Je suis sincèrement désolé. I'm sincerely sorry. Je suis profondément désolé. I'm deeply sorry. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/easyfrenchwithmedinat/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/easyfrenchwithmedinat/support

Welcome back to our series on the Future of Food! In this episode, we'll explore the significance of adaptive transformation in global food systems.  How do farming and consumption play into creating an inclusive, just, and beautiful future?  From empowering women farmers in Africa, to telling the story behind every piece of organic produce, from considering food value over food price, to what to ask at your grocery store, we examine why urgent transformation is needed to protect the people – and land – growing our food against the increasingly devastating impacts of climate change.   You'll hear from:   Wanjira Mathai | Vice President + Regional Director for Africa, World Resources Institute Volkert Engelsman | Founder + CEO, Eosta Jenipher Sambazi | Coffee Farmer + Vice Chair, Mount Elgon Agroforestry Community Cooperative Enterprise Elen Jones | Co-Founder + Director, Jenipher's Coffi Ed Davey | Policy + International Engagement Director, Food and Land Use Coalition + Co-Director, WRI UK Helena Leurent | Director General, Consumers International   So with food being at the heart and centre of the human story, there's not a minute to waste. Let's get on with it!   —   Christiana + Tom's book ‘The Future We Choose' is available now! Subscribe to our Climate Action Newsletter!   —   Mentioned links from the episode:   MORE LISTENING: Outrage + Optimism's previous episodes on The Future of Food READ: What is Plum Village?   — Thank you to our amazing guests this week, Volkert Engelsman, Wanjira Mathai, Jenipher Sambazi, Elen Jones, Ed Davey and Helena Leurent!   Volkert Engelsman Founder and CEO, Eosta LinkedIn    Eosta  LinkedIn | Website   Nature & More  Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Website   —   Wanjira Mathai Vice President & Regional Director for Africa, World Resources Institute (WRI) Twitter | LinkedIn | Website   WRI Africa  Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook   —   Jenipher Sambazi Coffee Farmer & Vice Chair, Mount Elgon Agroforestry Community Cooperative Enterprise (MEACCE)   MEACCE  Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Website   —   Elen Jones Co-Founder and Director, Jenipher's Coffi LinkedIn   Jenipher's Coffi  Instagram | Facebook | Website   —   Ed Davey Policy and International Engagement Director, Food and Land Use Coalition & Co-Director, WRI UK Twitter | LinkedIn   WRI  Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook   FOLU  Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn   —   Helena Leurent Director General, Consumers International Twitter | LinkedIn   Consumers International  Twitter | LinkedIn | Website   —   Keep up with Christiana Figueres online Instagram | Twitter   Tom Rivett-Carnac Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn   Paul Dickinson LinkedIn | Twitter   —   Follow @GlobalOptimism on social media and send us a message! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn   Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss another episode of Outrage + Optimism!

Achieving the Paris Agreement targets requires a radical transformation of the world's food and land use systems. The land sector alone can deliver at least 30% of the mitigation required to reach net-zero. In this context, companies with a land-use footprint must embrace interventions to conserve and restore forests and other natural ecosystems in the landscapes they source from as part of their climate strategies. To help scale up these investments, carbon accounting frameworks that provide the right incentives are key. This hour-long webinar assessed what's required to drive urgency and transformation in the food and land use system. We discussed: What is the role of carbon accounting rules to incentivize the right actions for transformation? The challenges that need to be addressed to make these incentives work in practice The challenges and opportunities for companies with a land-use footprint to invest and scale up natural climate solutions at a landscape level Our panel: Michele Zollinger, global sustainable sourcing for pulp and paper, and climate lead, Nestlé Scarlett Benson, co-director of knowledge generation for the food and land use coalition (FOLU), SYSTEMIQ Sandra Genee, head of value change initiative, SustainCERT Tilmann Silber, strategy lead climate and nature, Barry Callebaut Moderated by Toby Webb, Innovation Forum

You're listening to Sceneful Sundays. In this episode, Fatimah talks to host, actor, and producer Folu Storms. Folu shares her journey from handling law school in the UK and Nigeria to handling all that comes with managing a production set in Nigeria. It's a soulful episode that you don't want to skip! Don't forget to rate, share and leave a comment! Also, share your opinions online using the hashtag #scenefulsundays. Follow us on all platforms @fatimahgimsay @scenefulsundays @folustorms

There's a whole world of snacks out there just waiting to be discovered... and all it takes is a quick read of Folu Akinkuotu's Unsnackable newsletter to find out what they are and where they come from. Folu grew up in Minnesota, and it was the vending machines at her parents' office that first sparked a love of snack foods. But as she grew older, her travels, commitment to cooking, and deep curiosity in dark internet really solidified her affection for funky, foreign treats. Since launching Unsnackable last fall, Folu has received pickup in the New York Times, the Substack homepage, and just recently recorded an interview for a rather well-known 3-letter radio network... She's not just a newsletter writer though. Baking and cooking have always served as creative outlets, and projects like her "Year in Cakes" and #HumbleBragDiet have attracted quite the loyal crowd of followers. We talked about a little bit of everything in this episode from strange corners of the internet, to note taking processes (or lack thereof), to teaching herself how to be a full-on mad scientist in the kitchen. You can keep up with Folu's incredible creations on Instagram or Twitter @notfolu, and also explore all the crazy snacks from around the world on her Unsnackable newsletter. And if you're not already, you should be keeping up with Destination Different all over the internet... Twitter - @ry3dunn Instagram - @destinationdifferent TikTok - @destinationdifferent

This Q3 episode is with a special guest and old classmate! Folu Adeyeye is a brand marketing and digital professional passionate about marketing and innovation with a deep love for Africa. He's constantly working on exciting projects even as he leads the African Leadership University in Mauritius. We catch up on old times and also talk about Folu's experience even though his working is still in Africa and he highlights the common feelings we have about moving abroad-even if it is within the same continent. The outcome of being open-minded is that you get to understand how best to engage with other people. One the thing about working in a diverse environment is that you get to learn about new cultures and at the same time teach people about your culture, so you constantly have to represent. Ps. If you missed the March Masterclass, you can catch the replay here

In the second panel of a monthly panel series featuring 25+ members of the UN Food Systems Champions Network, Ruth Richardson and Danielle Nierenberg sit down with four UN Food System Summit Champions to talk about research in food and agriculture for the public good. Join us to listen to our guests: Jemimah Njuki (IFPRI, Kenya), Dr. Kanayo Nwanze (CGIAR, Nigeria), Claudia Martínez Zuleta, (FOLU and E3, Colombia) and Prof. João Bosco Monte (Brazil Africa Institute, Brazil). While you’re listening, subscribe, rate, and review the show; it would mean the world to us to have your feedback. You can listen to “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg” wherever you consume your podcasts.

Folu Akinkuotu is a home cook, prolific baker and rare snack aficionado. Her newsletter Unsnackable features rare snacks, drinks and fast food from around the world and has been in The New Yorker, SBS Australia and The Face Magazine.Folu is one of those world-class talents that manages to hide in plain sight. With one tweet almost a year ago, she’s influenced some of the biggest names in the cultural industry of food and drink media, despite you likely never hearing her name until now.

The one about men's secret fears It may not be too surprising why some men might choose to hide their fears from women. But even when we men get together as friends, it's still very uncommon for us to talk about our secret fears. From how we look, to our account balance, to if we're still under 5 ft 5, to rejection, commitment, and disappointment, whew, can't deny that there's plenty for many men worry about. One would have hoped that locker rooms would provide a safe space for men to open up about these fears but that's rarely the case. We all have fears that we spend a great deal of time trying to hide. But what happens when we make those fears the subject of a conversation? Well, we sat down with another old friend, Folu, to find out. Folu is a business developer, amateur photographer and writer, and runs an amazing blog - foluoyefeso.com, where he documents his experiences and interactions with Nigerian places, people and plates! Timestamps [02:55]- Your partner's history [6:59]- The other fear of commitment [15:20]- Men and emotions [18:17]- The beard gang [22:44]- It's all about the body type [27:38]- The threat of other men [35:45]- Mo' money mo' problems? [45:02]- The battles ahead [48:26]- Leaving a legacy   (Remember to follow us on Instagram and rate or leave a review on the podcast. Better ratings mean even more people find out about the podcast and listen to thoughts about life, the world and everything in between)

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A Sunday message from Folu Akindoyin – we hope you are challenged & inspired!

On this episode, Morin, Folu and Gbolly talk about sex, pregnancy scares, talking to your exes, hiding money from your partner etc. it got really crazy up in there. Music: Nuh Na Nuh by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/6429-nuh-na-nuh License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sisplease/message

A Sunday message from Pastor Folu Akindoyin – we hope you are challenged & inspired!

A Sunday message from Pastor Gary Clarke – we hope you are challenged & inspired!

The open heavens for today is read by Zacchaeus James. Topic: FOCUS ON THE GIVER, NOT THE THE GIFT. TEXT: Daniel 4:29-32 HYMN: Take My Life and Let it Be

This virtual policy seminar held April 21, 2020, featuring presentations from Will Martin, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI and Valeria Piñeiro, Senior Research Coordinator, IFPRI, with Leonardo Garrido, Lead Senior Economist, The New Climate Economy, World Resources Institute; Madhur Gautam, Lead Economist, World Bank Group; and Ann Tutwiler, Senior Fellow, Meridian Institute & Coordinator of the Policy Action Coalition to Repurpose Food and Agriculture Support as discussants and moderated by Rajul Pandya-Lorch, Director, Communications and Public Affairs, IFPRI. Governments spend over $US 700 billion dollars per year on agricultural support measures such as subsidies, border price distortions and investments in raising productivity. Agriculture and land use change contribute close to a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions policy makers have little information on the implications of agricultural support for emissions. This seminar examines the links between agricultural support and emissions from agriculture to help guide policy reforms that lower emissions, reduce poverty and improve nutrition. The underlying research was funded by FOLU, CGIAR Research Program on Policies, Institutions, and Markets (PIM) and the World Bank Group. Related publication: Reforming agricultural support for improved environmental outcomes ( https://www.ifpri.org/publication/reforming-agricultural-support-improved-environmental-outcomes) More on the seminar: https://www.ifpri.org/event/virtual-event-agricultural-support-reform-and-ghg-emissions Subscribe IFPRI Insights newsletter and event annoucements at https://www.ifpri.org/content/newsletter-subscription

On this episode, we discuss the role of COSON (Copyright Society Of Nigeria) with Chocolate City General Manager Aibee Abidoye & Influential radio and TV host Folu Storms 

In the final episode of this season, I chat with broadcast Journalist Gbenga Aborowa about where we find ourselves as a nation and a country and where we might be headed considering so many indices. what do you think? Progress anywhere in our future?

I invited Henry Emmanuel into the booth with me this week because I've been looking forward to meeting him ever since he started commenting on Smooth Breakfast discussions. We talk governance, policy and stories from different corners of Africa. It's always a great conversation inside the booth.

Social commentator and new media maven Japheth Omojuwa graciously spent time in the booth with me earlier on this week and we talked about Billion dollar investments in the Nigerian Economy and discussed the question" Are we as a people interested in governance or is politicking a sport we enjoy more". Join in the conversation and answer for yourself on twitter @folustorms #InTheBoothWithFoluStorms

In this episode I take a look at jailed journalists in Egypt, The curriculum that Falz suggests for good moral instruction to be followed and of course the journey to the polls in 2019 for Nigeria!

FROM GUBERNATORIAL DEBATES TO FUEL PRICE HIKES & A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE IN LAGOS. EFENA TALKS WITH ME ABOUT AN IMPORTANT SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUE: WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY AND LIFE AFTER PARALYSIS AND HOW SHE'S OVERCOMING LIFE OBSTACLES AND FINDING LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL. FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HER BY FOLLOWING HER BLOG EFENA SMILES AND HER FOUNDATION LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL.

Social media is the fastest growing means of communication right now and it's how I met this week's visitor to the booth Sydny. A budding Musician, we discuss an unusual connection he had in a bus travelling home for christmas, in addition to the latest news from Around Africa. This is what I do I in the booth.

This week has been particularly reflective for me because my birthday is approaching (it's actually tomorrow 25th of November) so in conjunction with that getting the news of a colleague in the industry passing and beautiful light Tosyn Bucknor meant fully facing the reality of my mortality. Luckily I ran into my good friend and industry leader Douglas Jekan who mused along with me. Please listen and if you relate, comment and share.

Back in the studio with me this week is a good friend and music industry insider Piriye Isokrari, and to those who know: Peedi. We have a candid chat about the budding Art and Animated film scene in Lagos, School children kidnapping in Cameroon and the most recent young prominent candidates for Federal House of representatives seat: Bankole Wellington aka Banky W.

From Ethiopia's predominantly female cabinet to an examination of topics unpacked in Wale Applause's explosive article " True Life Story of an Artiste Manager" Peedi and I get candid in the booth this week.

Looking at the development of African music: past, present and Future.

Prudence is joined this week by Folu Akinkuotu, an internet person who lives in Boston. She’s an obsessive home baker who is always happy to share her baked goods from the endless supply in her purse. She has a better haircut than you and has never once logged off. Together they tackle letters about how to tell your husband you want to return to sex work to help make ends meet, what to do after rediscovering your childhood step sister on social media, how to handle your husband’s gleeful response to the news of his mother’s death, what to do when your husband’s comments about your appearance leave you feeling shame, what to do when you find yourself attracted to your friend’s social media pics.. Slate Plus members will hear Prudie and Folu discuss a letter writer who is wondering what actions to take after discovering her husband impregnated her friend.Not yet a member? Sign up at Slate.com/PrudiePod. Email: prudencepodcast@gmail.com Production by Phil Surkis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Prudence is joined this week by Folu Akinkuotu, an internet person who lives in Boston. She’s an obsessive home baker who is always happy to share her baked goods from the endless supply in her purse. She has a better haircut than you and has never once logged off. Together they tackle letters about how to tell your husband you want to return to sex work to help make ends meet, what to do after rediscovering your childhood step sister on social media, how to handle your husband’s gleeful response to the news of his mother’s death, what to do when your husband’s comments about your appearance leave you feeling shame, what to do when you find yourself attracted to your friend’s social media pics.. Slate Plus members will hear Prudie and Folu discuss a letter writer who is wondering what actions to take after discovering her husband impregnated her friend.Not yet a member? Sign up at Slate.com/PrudiePod. Email: prudencepodcast@gmail.comProduction by Phil Surkis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In The Booth with Folu Storms Episode 3: Telling Our Stories by Folu Storms

In the booth with me this week is Tunji Andrew, a financial analyst , proponent of financial literacy and the host of financial radio and television shows to discuss the drama around the sudden departure of Nigeria's finance minister and share insight into how we can grow and harvest our own money trees!

A brutally honest podcast discussing current affairs happenings involving Africans on the continent and in the diaspora, while sprinkling around some music knowledge highlighting the greatest resources out of Africa: her people.

The most contentious topic in the Nigerian music industry (Pay For Play) is being discussed with Ik Osakioduwa, Folu Storms & Dan Foster

Gini Simpson and Christian Ahlert deliver a progress report on their UnAge project, brilliantly piloted at Hackney Employability Club. Other voices belong to Folu, Joyce, Kate, Ken, Mercy, Rick and Walter.We record in our workspace training room, with working background noise. It's not supposed to sound like a studio. 14 July 2017.By the way — this is the second, slightly shorter edit of this episode.

Gini Simpson and Christian Ahlert deliver a progress report on their UnAge project, brilliantly piloted at Hackney Employability Club. Other voices belong to Folu, Joyce, Kate, Ken, Mercy, Rick and Walter.We record in our workspace training room, with working background noise. It's not supposed to sound like a studio. 14 July 2017.By the way — this is the second, slightly shorter edit of this episode.

By Eleanna Castroianni, from Issue #217 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online MagazineNarrated by Michael J. DeLuca.Folu has forgotten how to read the cards, but something is stirring.More info »