Podcasts about korede

On this packed episode of Submaroach, TMT, Koj, and Mayowa are joined by the incredibly talented writer Korede as they dive into a wild mix of pop culture, Lagos life, and creative expression.Topics include:

Mi hermana, asesina en serie, de Oyinkan Braithwaite, es una historia sobre la fraternidad entre dos hermanas en Nigeria, Korede, que representa la rigidez y la responsabilidad, y Ayoola, la libertad y la ligereza. Las dos se vuelven cómplices cuando una de ellas asesina a un hombre, a partir de allí, que es la apertura de la novela, vemos el hilvanado de una relación conflictiva entre ellas, pero sobre todo contra las ideas machistas en su lugar del mundo, la presión de la sociedad y las expectativas.

On this episode of Bants With, I spoke to award-winning filmmaker Korede Azeez. We talk about her filmmaking journey and her latest movie. This episode is a mini masterclass in filmmaking that you will enjoy listening to. You can check out her movies via the links below. With Difficulty Comes Ease https://www.primevideo.com/detail/0IJ0TT9RRPA8TUE34YROUED03U/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r Halima's Choice https://www.netflix.com/ng/title/81629205 It Blooms In June https://www.primevideo.com/detail/0K56BGII8AR1L0N3ARNBYGAML4/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r

Pour ceux qui souhaitent rejoindre la #TribuESOA au sein de notre groupe Telegram exclusif, c'est par ici : https://bit.ly/ESOATribe --------- Le Podcast "#Entrepreneur State Of Africa" dit tout haut ce que les #entrepreneurs pensent tout bas, avec Kahi Lumumba (Co-Founder & CEO Totem Experience, Adicomdays) et Moulaye Tabouré (Co-Founder & CEO de ANKA (ex-Afrikrea) ). Dans cet épisode, Kahi et Moulaye échangent avec Korede ODJO-BELLA, Head of Consumer Banking chez ECOBANK Cote d'Ivoire. Korede nous partage sa passion pour la course et l'impact que cela eu sur sa carrière. ----- Ce podcast est produit par Totem Factory by Totem Experience que vous pouvez joindre pour tous vos besoins de production.

You will be greatly encouraged from this conversation with Korede Adedoyin! She is doing so many great things in the world! She is also my first International Guest! Awesome. You can find her bio below. Korede Adedoyin is the founder and CEO of The Vemoye Foundation; a charity set up to build Africa's future workforce by increasing access to STEM education. Vemoye supports over 10,000 students across the West African region through its partner organisations. Korede is also a Trustee for East London Connect, an education-based charity that helps black inner-city students in London aim higher and obtain a place within a Russell Group University. As a Law graduate from the University of Warwick, she is passionate about giving other young people the same educational exposure she had. You can find Korede on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thisiskorede/ Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/korede-adedoyin-frsa-4a134041 Website: vemoyefoundation.com Email: korede@vemoyefoundation.org --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/benjaminlee/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/benjaminlee/support

Hello la communauté, welcome onboard, Il y a 4 ans je lançais se podcast avec pour ambitions de mettre à votre disposition des parcours de vie hors du commun afin de vous accompagner dans vos choix de carrière, dans vos reconversions, prise de poste, choix d'étude et j'en passe. À l'entame de la 5ème saison, je suis fier de la constance avec laquelle nous avons tenu ses précédentes années et de la qualité du réseau constitué de l'ensemble de nos intervenants. Cette saison est sous le signe de la rencontre et de la capitalisation. On organisera différents évènements, enregistrement en public, formation de jeunes leaders, accompagnement à la reconversion, coaching sur une prise de poste de management et bien d'autres concepts. Pour le 1er épisode de cette saison j'ai le plaisir de recevoir une personne pour laquelle j'ai bcp d'admiration, notamment de son parcours, de sa discipline de marathonienne et son amour du partage, j'ai nommé KOREDE ODJO BELLA, directrice de la banque de détail chez Ecobank CI. J'ai rencontré Korede à la salle de sport de manière tout à fait fortuite et elle a pris de le temps de m'écouter et l'interview s'est faite a peine une semaine après. Korede grandi entre la France (où elle est née) et le Bénin avec un passage éclair en Côte d'Ivoire. Dans cet épisode, on évoque son début de carrière dans la publicité, son choix d'une petite structure pour accélérer son apprentissage en début de carrière avant d'aller vers des structures plus grandes, notamment McCan, la 1ère agence de publicité en France à l'époque.  Au cours de l'épisode, Korede revient sur plusieurs business case, notamment celui de la transformation des offres de canal + a laquelle elle a participé et nous donne accès aux réflexions qui ont gouvernées cette évolution. Après Canal + Korede rejoint Wari (fintech sénégalaise) en tant que Directrice de la distribution puis Lagardère pour lancer la filiale média en Côte d'Ivoire, notamment Vibe Radio et Elle Côte d'Ivoire. En plus de parcourir la carrière de Korede, cet épisode vous permettra de comprendre des termes qui sont chers à Korede et d'être largement sensibilisé au marketing centré client. On évoque par ailleurs son installation en Côte d'Ivoire et le cheminement qui l'a précédé. Korede est est une véritable pionnière du marketing en Côte d'Ivoire et au delà. Je vous souhaite une excellente écoute et j'ai hâte d'avoir vos feedbacks sur cet épisode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chooseyourmentor/message

In the first half of the episode, Wuchi, Tone, Korede, and Cece discuss the difference between being insecure and controlling versus having and setting healthy boundaries using the Keke Palmer and Usher situation as an example, Before that, Tone takes the time to set the record straight and reply to a commenter who had some choice words for him based on a clip from the previous episode. Tap in for yet another fun episode!

Wuchi, Hameed, and Vermilli switch things up in the absence of Korede and Kelechi as they talk about AI generated music, the tale of Achraf Hakimi's estranged wife and his mom in court, and do a Q&A session centered around self-help. Tap into another fun episode of The Irregular Show podcast!

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On this episode we are joined by Korede to  speak on managing the work day, our childhood and premeditated parenting decisions.  

Well we focused mainly on relationship in today's topics although Izzy and Korede shared their stories they dropped a lot of interesting takes on what they thought people could improve on to increase their chances of creating good relationship in the space, I also spoke about a few projects you should keep your eyes on

An unexpected and exciting book that is guaranteed to keep you on your toes. It is a book about Korede and Ayoola who survived an abusive childhood and is in many ways changed by it. Korede, a nurse and big sister who lived like her life's purpose was to protect her younger sister. Ayoola, beautiful, bored in summary (A femme Fatale). Join us for an exciting episode. Hosts: dumebi, temi, comfort and a special guest, Naza --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caught-readhanded/support

I've been told I'm on my last warning with dropping episodes on time... This is a public service announcement. I promise to do better! Me and Korede get up to nothing but trouble and this episode sums it up. Summer is over and well as we recap on what our summer looked like, one thing was made evident. Stay away from tequila if you want peace in your life. Join your host Joseph (@Joewrites_) with this week's guest: Korede (@lifeofkors)

Korede winds down after quite a day and talks about Burna Boy's new album "Love, Damini".

What would you do if your sister was a killer??In this book ,we talk about the relationship between Korede and Ayoola who are blood sisters.Blood is thicker than water.

Korede expresses some of his views on finding love.

Korede professes his love for his sister and talks about procrastination.

Introducing a new show on the Real Soulful Network! - #QUICKLY Here on Spotify video, catch Korede & Dami every two weeks as they discuss some of the latest trending topics off social media and quickly get into it with their guests for opinions and debates. This week on #QUICKLY - Burna boy now a fugitive. Shooting takes place at a club in which Burna Boy flees after making advances towards a woman in a relationship. Should he be showing more remorse for his actions and when do we separate the artist from their art. - Kids are growing up way too fast and perhaps have no sense of delayed gratification. Is every child missing the element of being a child or are they indulging in everything all at once?

Korede talks about where he's been and what he's been up to. He shares on an experience he had after losing a loved one and the lessons that he learned through the journey.

Korede Alabi is the CFO of a major commercial construction firm in Portland, Oregon and Chair of an amazing non-profit organization. He has amassed insight and leadership skills from working in many diverse industries over the years and has remarkable team building skills that provide entrepreneurs with techniques and strategies to leverage successful outcomes by integrating harmony and fairness in the workplace. Tune in as Charity and Korede discuss: How his family background and childhood education helped him identify his career path. How his exposure to diverse cultures at an early age shaped his perspective and approach in business. How choices he made and challenges he encountered helped him to develop the proper mindset for business success. How he transitioned into the corporate world and what he's learned from that experience. Why he developed a more constructive and positive management style based upon culture producing performance. Why he mentors and gives back to the community through the Big Brother and Big Sister organization. Connect with Korede: LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/korede-alabi-3212039 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I hope you guys have been enjoying the extra content from #Quickly... with my faves Korede & Dami but I'm back now!! Yeahhh back to the regular degular programming of RS so you guys can get of your knees and stop crying now! I would like to publicly apologise for my absence because UNI is now UNIVERSITY and the LLB is the mayor in this SITY. Yes I write my own raps. So whilst I'm finishing this degree, I still have to upload here because well... who's going to? So I've come back with a good friend of mine called Tomi AKA "When She Speaks" and boy when she spoke it was truly amazing. (ON BRAND) She's an Artist, Poet and overall lover of music so we got into it about where her influence comes from and her journey to redemption. You see where I'm going with this? Good. Her faith is very important and we get into her walk with God and ultimately how it shapes her music entirely. It's an introspective type of week so sit down, relax and enjoy this week's episode with your host Joseph (@Joewrites_) and this week's guest: Tomi/WhenSheSpeaks (@_whenshespeaks_) Watch her Live EP here! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHBSNJ_PPDc&t=157s

*BONUS CONTENT* Introducing a new show on the Real Soulful Network! - #QUICKLY Here on Spotify Video, catch Korede & Dami every two weeks as they discuss some of the latest trending topics off social media and quickly get to it with their guests for opinions and debates. This week on #QUICKLY - Are we too good for Ibis? Rapper Trillary Banks was recently scrutinised for staying in what is considered a "cheap hotel" as twitter decided to share their opinions on her choice of stay rather than the fact that she had been harassed by the hotel manager for overstaying past her checkout time. You can never win with Twitter can ya? You share your problems and people want to run jokes smh - The 9-5er is played out. Apparently women are still screaming they want flexibility in entrepreneurs over the 9-5 job. Please ladies, we've had enough! What do you guys want? Dami thinks you shouldn't have to change yourself for anyone so don't go and start a business because your wcw said she wants an entrepreneur o !

You know when someone comes to your home and starts moving things around and just messes up the Feng-Shui ?? Like bro what are you doing!? Now I know why my teachers had seating arrangements back in school... Turns out they were right cause this episode started with Dami getting onto me for being a loyal member to 3 mobile network. Even when I'm loyal it's still a problem...Can't win out here. Insert DMX lyric >"what you b****es what from a nigga" cause I'm tired man. The girls tried to uncover who Gbenga spent his birthday with like a man can't just enjoy a nice meal on his own and head back to his hotel... If you're reading this it's not too late to send Gbengz a present and wish him a happy birthday! From birthdays to talking about love being a choice. Do you choose daily to love someone and how blurred are the lines when you do something wrong but still proclaim you love the person? All this love stuff on a Wednesday night I know it's heavy! Blame the seating change man and then blame my friends. Speaking of friends, Ladies help me out. Is having too many female friends a problem when dating a guy? Join your host Joseph (@Joewrites_) with this week's guest: Korede (@lifeofkors) , Dami (@_damilolaa) , Gbenga (@_gbengz)

Decision Maker Interview - Doug and Jim spoke about General Sheet Metal Learn more at Doug's business specializes in partnering with companies and non-profits to create value and capture cost savings without layoffs to fund growth and strengthen financial results.  You can find out more athttp://www.terminalvalue.biz ( www.TerminalValue.biz) You can find the audio podcast feed athttp://www.terminalvaluepodcast.com ( www.TerminalValuePodcast.com) You can find the video podcast feed athttp://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV5a4QbT-dXhpgb-8HJHdGg ( www.youtube.com/channel/UCV5a4QbT-dXhpgb-8HJHdGg) Schedule time with Doug to talk about your business athttp://www.meetdoug.biz ( www.MeetDoug.Biz)

Je ne sais pas si c'est bon / Korede ii ka wakarimasen. / Je ne sais pas s'il y a une banque. / Ginkô ga aruka wakarimasen

Bienvenue sur l'épisode 29. C'est un épisode est un peu spécial car je reçois celle qui m'a ouverte les portes du monde professionnel en Côte d'Ivoire et qui m'a initiée au podcast. Dans cet épisode, on a parlé : 

Apparently you should know the voices when you hear them according to our favourite influenzaa Korede so I think this description is pointless this week then... She always ruins my fun so I think you guys should let her ave itttt (@lifeofkors for those asking). You can start by telling her how to properly mix drinks because it seems I'm childish for wanting my mix to taste like juice. You can't win with women can you! Speaking of childish, Just how childish is it to want to have a Doula after pregnancy? Should you as a mother hold all responsibility in taking care of your child or can you delegate such responsibilities to someone else without it coming across as lazy or privileged? Marriage can be a scary thing sometimes, more importantly divorce and what constitutes as a good ground for divorce. You just can't be divorcing your spouse because they aren't attractive anymore... or can you? It's always fun having these guys in the studio so enjoy this week's episode with your host Joseph (@Joewrites_) and guests: Korede (@lifeofkors) , Dami (@_damilolaa) , Gbenga (@_gbengz)

Speed Conference is a gathering of believers with a hunger to finish the year strong and purposefully no matter how they began it. It is also a platform and an opportunity of the year when we come before the Lord, prayerfully in fasting, to be fully renewed and reinvigorated supernaturally. We believe that our God is the God of the eleventh hour and He is able to accomplish His promises and prophecies in our lives before the year-end as we call upon Him.

Speed Conference is a gathering of believers with a hunger to finish the year strong and purposefully no matter how they began it. It is also a platform and an opportunity of the year when we come before the Lord, prayerfully in fasting, to be fully renewed and reinvigorated supernaturally. We believe that our God is the God of the eleventh hour and He is able to accomplish His promises and prophecies in our lives before the year-end as we call upon Him.

In this special October episode of Our Moment, Exquisite, joined by her roommate Jonae (@jonaeealyssa), discusses the novel My Sister the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite. The story follows two sisters, Ayoola and Korede, as they navigate Ayoola's murderous impulses. Listen as Exquisite attempts to break down the story to Jonae who has never heard it before. Mispronunciations abound, aided only by Exquisite's friend Zo, who tried to teach Exquisite the words before recording. Thanks, Zo, she tried her best. Follow Our Moment on Twitter @OurMomentPod Follow Exquisite on Twitter: @ExquisiteWill and on Youtube, Instagram, and Goodreads: @Exquisitewilliams The podcast can also be found on Exquisite's Youtube Channel! Art By: @Gh0ulboy_ on Instagram Music by astrofreq from Pixabay and Podington Bear.

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In this week's episode, we discussed a quote which circulated during the week stating that "as Black people, not all of our issues stem from race. I feel like it's become a crutch for Black people to excuse certain behaviours and be angry at society for every position we find ourselves in". Do we as Black people often use race as the only explanation for why we may not be excelling or are there other factors which we overlook that play into it? Join your host Joseph (@Joewrites_) with this week's guests: Gbenga (@_gbengz) , Korede (@lifeofkors) , Dami (@_damilolaa)

On this episode, my guest is Korede Azeez. She is a writer and director. Her filmography includes shorts such as Tip Of The Edge, ManCoin, and Play. We talk about prepping for her first short film, the stories she wants to tell, and lessons from post-production. https://www.instagram.com/korayday/ (https://www.instagram.com/korayday/) Continue the conversation here: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: @selegotfilm @thenaijafilmpod --- DONATE: https://paystack.com/pay/thenaijafilmpod

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In this week's episode, we discussed the "Nice Guy" syndrome in regards to dating, Sexual liberation and sexual responsibility and whether the idea of sleeping with multiple people affects our ability to settle down. Join your host Joseph (@joewrites_) with this week's Guests: Gbenga (@_gbengz) , Korede (@lifeofkors) , Dami (@_damilolaa)

My Sister, the Serial Killer is a captivatingly dark noir story of Korede's efforts to cover for her sister. A page-turning thriller that has an abrupt ending, this book had us on the edge of our seats. Next Week we explore fantasy again with Legendborn by Tracy Deonn.

Korede yaşamak,aldığım hayat dersi ve mevsimlerin saçmalığı hakkında konuştum.Keyifli dinlemeler.

Beloved joins Korede as they both deconstruct the raw muscicality of Joeboy's debut album, 'Somewhere Between Beauty & Magic'. On the flipside, they also had a conversation about artworks and whether visual artists deserve more than an outright payment. The episode was concluded with an unreleased single from Beloved. Songs Played: Rush - Dagbana Republik & Bella Shmurda Count Me Out - Joeboy Felony- Ckay Kurukata - Beloved (Unreleased) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

Korede's sister Ayoola is many things: the favorite child, the beautiful one, possibly sociopathic. And now Ayoola's third boyfriend in a row is dead, stabbed through the heart with Ayoola's knife. Korede's practicality is the sisters' saving grace. She knows the best solutions for cleaning blood (bleach, bleach, and more bleach), the best way to move a body (wrap it in sheets like a mummy), and she keeps Ayoola from posting pictures to Instagram when she should be mourning her “missing” boyfriend. Not that she gets any credit. Korede has long been in love with a kind, handsome doctor at the hospital where she works. She dreams of the day when he will realize that she's exactly what he needs. But when he asks Korede for Ayoola's phone number, she must reckon with what her sister has become and how far she's willing to go to protect her. This Book Club episode book: My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite: https://bit.ly/39O84h7 Because Black Instagram: instagram.com/becauseblk/ Let us know what you think about the book and like always, bring your own tacos that way you know there will be some.

With the release of his latest single, 'Premonotion', Genesys sits down in the conversation room with Korede and Simi. Listen as they share their personal experiences listening to these classic albums ten years ago. They also link that experience to how modern day music in Nigeria has evolved. The crew made references to new artists such as Droxx, Mo Gunz, Naya Akanji, Fave, Olutimi, Bizzonthetrackk, Toye, VRSD --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

With the release of his latest single, 'Premonotion', Genesys sits down in the conversation room with Korede and Simi. Listen as they share their personal experiences listening to those classic albums ten years ago. They also link that experience to how modern day music in Nigeria has evolved. The crew made references to new artists such as Droxx, Mo Gunz, Naya Akanji, Fave, Timi, Bizzonthetrack, Toye --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

Dj Olee and Korede hits back with a festive season special of 360popculture podcast. The conversation is centred round the music in 2020 with the biggest award show in Nigeria, Headies in review. Enjoy this episode to wrap the year --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

C'est tout / Korede zenbu desu / un peu / Sukoshi / vous n'avez pas d'autres choses ? / Hoka ni arimasuka ?

In this week's episode, we discuss the current state of Nigeria in regards to the SARS protests, whether there are negative connotations to the word "submission" in relationships and what gives us the "ick". Join your host Joseph (@Joewrites_) with this week's guests: Gbenga (@_gbengz) , Korede (@lifeofkors) , Dami (@_damilolaa)

7 - Happy Thursday! This episode we launch into part 3 of our discussion of My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite, while (not so) cautiously sipping the aptly named Pick Your Poison. This week, we get some serious dirt on Korede and Ayoola's father, Ayoola puts yet another notch in her belt, and we dish on our own personal moments of impending doom.  Dum dum DUUUUUM!Pages Discussed:  113-166 or Chapters FATHER - SECRETNext Week:  We finish the damn thing!Join us again for Happy Hour next Thursday, and follow us on Insta @AreTheseBooksDrunk for updates on our next episode & cocktail pairing so that you can read along and sip along with us!Episode CreditsSpecial Appearance:  Riccardo RoggeriMusic:  Jimmy Fontanez, Media Right Productions & Text Me RecordsLogo and Art:  Chad HudsonHosts:  Mariana Cardenas, Emma Orelove & Brandi Bravo

Oyinkan Braithwaite talks about her novel My Sister, The Serial Killer, a story full of deadpan wit and dark humour about two sisters in Lagos. Korede is bitter and jealous of her beautiful sister Ayoola, who is the favourite child. A kind, handsome doctor at the hospital where Korede works is the bright spot in her life and she dreams of the day when he will realize they're perfect for each other. But after Ayoola's third boyfriend in a row dies, and the doctor asks Korede for her sister's phone number, she knows that things can't stay the same. My Sister, the Serial Killer was shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2019 and longlisted for the Booker Prize 2019. Oyinkan Braithwaite talks to presenter James Naughtie and a group of readers from her home in Lagos, Nigeria To take part in future Bookclubs, email bookclub@bbc.co.uk October's Bookclub Choice : Star of the Sea by Joseph O'Connor (2003) Presenter : James Naughtie Interviewed Guest : Oyinkan Braithwaite Producer : Dymphna Flynn

5 - Pull up a barstool and grab a drink! This month we begin our discussion of My Sister, the Serial Killer , a juicy suspense thriller by Oyinkan Braithwaite, while fittingly sipping on The LadyKiller, a drink sweet enough to KILL. Set in Lagos, Nigeria, this is the story of sisters Korede, a nurse pre-occupied with both cleanliness and the handsome Dr. Tade, and Ayoola, Korede's younger sister who starts the book out having committed her third murder, though she claims it was self-defense. We divulge who we would bury a body for, and Emma's loneliness leaves her whispering to herself in her booth.Pages Discussed:  1-54 or Chapters WORDS - REDNext Week:  55-112 or Chapters SCHOOL - MAGAJoin us again for Happy Hour next Thursday, and follow us on Insta @AreTheseBooksDrunk for updates on our next episode & cocktail pairing so that you can read along and sip along with us!Episode CreditsSpecial Appearance:  Riccardo RoggeriMusic:  Jimmy Fontanez, Media Right Productions & Text Me RecordsLogo and Art:  Chad HudsonHosts:  Mariana Cardenas, Emma Orelove & Brandi Bravo

On this episode, Korede and I talk about certain pressures men face in today’s world. We also talked about misogyny in the Bible.

In this talk Tayo continues our series - I Am: Jesus In His Own Words - by looking at what Jesus meant when he said "I am the gate".

Hey Banters, sorry we have been M.I.A for a while. Since we love you we have decided to drop a bonus episode. Whilst Mr Dellacruz was having technology issues. Lizbiz and "the purple podcast" lads (Korede and David) had a great conversation. They discussed a variety of topics ranging from attraction (physical appearance, tone of voice) to coronavirus. Remember to stream "the purple podcast" on spotify IG_thepurplepod

On the fifth episode of Sisters Sit Down, My guest is Korede Azeez who describes herself as a Yoruba Igbo Muslim and is a multi disciplinary creative whose works include podcasts, photography, copy writing and videography. We talked about her experiences growing up in a predominantly Christian area, her hijab journey and also how she combines everything she does...It is quite an interesting conversation that you would enjoy. So click on PLAY. And please check out her projects via koraday.disha.page --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rafiat-akinwande/message

Zum dritten Mal erhält Korede einen Anruf von ihrer Schwester Ayoola, den sie nie bekommen wollte: „Korede“, sagt sie, „ich habe ihn umgebracht.“ Es beginnt eine Geschichte, die nicht weniger tut, als den Wert eines Menschenlebens zugunsten der Rivalität zweier Schwestern in den Hintergrund zu rücken. Koredes Frustration darüber, das Sinnbild des gefährlich Wunderschönen ihre Schwester nennen zu müssen, wird nur übertroffen von ihrer bedingungslosen Solidarität ihr gegenüber. Die Frage, woher diese rührt, führt in eine grausame und noch immer allgegenwärtige Vergangenheit von Gewalt und Missbrauch. Wir haben „Meine Schwester, die Serienmörderin“ von Oyinkan Braithwaite zusammen mit der freien Journalistin und Moderatorin Katharina Linnepe gelesen. Hört, ob wir es wieder in den Druck geben würden in dieser Folge des Gutenbuchclubs! Jingle: Royalty Free Music von Bensound

We are joined by our friends Korede and David from "the purple podcast". During this episode we discuss whether budgeting skills should be a necessity in our national school curriculum; or should it be the responsibility of your parents/guardian. We also address a range of topics ranging from unemployment, savings vs instant gratification, budgeting tips. So sit back, relax and enjoy all about the bantz.   Remember to stream our friends podcast "the purple podcast" on spotify  IG: _thepurplepod

This week's isolation episode was anchored by Korede. This is also the first solo podcast episode on 360 pop culture. There are interesting topics centred on celebrities such as Burna Boy quitting twitter and Naira Marley catching cruise. Funke Akindele controversey was also examined. Enjoy!!! Music played: Haba - Blaqbonez Toosie Slide - Drake --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

Hajar and Curtis talk about debut novelist Oyinkan Braithwaite's pacy and perfect account of Korede and her younger sister, serial killer Ayoola. This was a horrifying but humorous breath of fresh air in the midst of global lockdown, and we highly recommend you spend a morning reading it before joining us for all the usual sweary spoilers as we talk about family dynamics and Instagram influencers... and Hajar gets a little angry. Just as with Fleishman is in Trouble, it appears some 1* Amazon reviewers can't help but lace/completely underpin their reviews with racism, so when we get to the review part, if you don't want to hear that stuff, we suggest leaving us there.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-dabblers-book-club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oyinkan Braithwaite's 2018 novel My Sister, the Serial Killer is the story of two sisters, Korede and Ayoola, who live in Lagos, Nigeria. Korede is a hard working nurse, who cares deeply about her patients and her family, in particular her sister, who she feels protective of after a difficult childhood. It could be a sweet family novel, except for the small fact that Ayoola can't stop killing her boyfriends. And dutiful Korede is always there to help her clean up the mess. Life, however, becomes much more complicated when Ayoola begins dating a doctor at Korede's hospital, someone Korede has deep romantic feelings for. And so begins the story of My Sister, the Serial Killer.    Interview with Braithwaite from Politics and Prose: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcfCcOfpF08&app=desktop

Korede Aderele (https://agbero.dev/-korede) is a software engineer, writer, and student. This episode was originally recorded inside Korede’s room on November 20, 2019.

On this episode, Dolapo & Fey are joined by a special guest (Korede! aka @moof_outdaway) as they delve into the nuances of first dates and dating in general. Should the lady ever pay for the date? Is meeting someone online so different from meeting in person? Also, we provide the latest updates on the Coronavirus, as well as SuperTuesday. Listen to find out all that's discussed. Hit that subscribe or follow button. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terminal-234/message

On this episode, Dolapo & Fey are joined by 2 special guests (Korede & Emeka) to discuss long distance relationships, situation-ships, and everything love in the spirit of Valentine's day. Would you travel for love? When do you give Valentine's day gifts? Delve in. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/terminal-234/message

Beloved, David and Korede had an intense conversation on the state of the music industry in 2020 and set their predictions were given based on this. Artists like Barry Jhay, Wizkid, T classic, M.I, Buju were examined. Songs played: Bahd Baddo Baddest- Falz ft Olamide, Davido Girl - Bracket ft Wizkid Shibinshi (Eyan Ekerencha) - Olamide & Dj Enimoney & Reminisce Mamiwota Remix- Blaqbonez ft Oxlade, Vector Mind Games- Buju --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

Am I my sister's keeper? Before diving into one of the most talked-about books of 2019, we discuss sadistic siblings. Who's to blame when a kid goes bad? And have you heard of the Han twins? Allow us to serve up a little true-crime for your mind. A little Serial with your cereal. In this week's book, a Nigerian woman whose sister has an inconvenient habit must decide where her loyalty truly lies. Will she continue to protect her sister, no matter the cost, or will she finally free herself? Her name is Korede. The book: My Sister the Serial Killer, and you’re listening to Lit Society. Let’s get LIT! ... Find Alexis and Kari online: Instagram — www.instagram.com/litsocietypod/; Twitter — twitter.com/litsocietypod; Facebook — www.facebook.com/LitSocietyPod/; and our website www.LitSocietyPod.com. Get in on the conversation by using #booksanddrama.

Motunrayo, Korede and David had an interesting gist on the recent Perruzi and Golden Boy Entertainment issue. A review of the Fireboy's 'Need You' video was also discussed. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

Korede and Simi holds her first 360 pod session of 2020 with one of OAU's finest rapper, Genesys. The session had an interesting conversation on the rap movement in OAU and Nigeria as a whole. Genesys gives an interesting back scene process of his forthcoming joint EP with his goons. Enjoy!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

On this episode, Wuchi and Korede discuss several pop culture topics ranging from Juice Wrld's untimely death to Nipsey Hussle's questionable "legendary" status and Lizzo being...well, Lizzo. They critique a couple of Afrobeats projects while they're at it as well. Check it out!

This week on AfroPop Radio, we continue to share some of the best and diverse music from the Continent of Africa. Here, we discover and examine today's contemporary sounds.. Oomou Sangare is one of Mali's top artists while WizKid continues to thrive among the top names in AfroBeats.... They are all here, on AfroPop Radio..... #letsgo!

This week we discuss God's role as our master and teacher with our wonderful guest Korede. We looked into what it means to have God as our master and how that shapes how he views us. Korede breaks down what is required in order for us to be teachable and we look at the life of David to understand how God moves in that way. For life admin: There are 10 weeks left of 2019! Choose 10 goals to achieve before the year is out and 10 things you are looking forward to in 2020. Stay connected: Humple Pie Podcast (YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJtEu-X4Fj8ZRio7TJyGNJw) @podcast.humble.pie (Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/podcast.hum...) @PodcastPie (Twitter - https://twitter.com/podcastpie) or via email to podcast.humble.pie@gmail.com

The guys talk about how Nigerian men don't cheat, false cheating allegations recently leveled against Burna Boy, the criticism surrounding Jay Z's new deal with the NFL, and lastly, xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa. That and they share some songs they're really feeling at the moment. ft. Jide and Korede

The guys talk about and critique the recent and various Top 50 Rappers lists, credit after death in Hip-Hop (and life, in general), Chance the Rapper as an artiste, and long distance relationships. A lot of people can relate to being in a long distance relationship at some point in their lives but are they really worth it? Find out what the guys think here! Featured Guests: Jide and Korede

Now available in paperback, Braithwaite’s spectacular debut novel is the story of two sisters, Ayoola and Korede, and the secrets that bind them together. As the book opens, Ayoola has just killed her boyfriend. She claims it was self-defense—as it was with the two previous boyfriends she killed. Korede, who works at a hospital, disposes of the body and tells no one. But her silent complicity is tested when Ayoola starts visiting her at work and attracts the attention of a doctor Korede is in love with. Fast-paced, smart, and chilling, Braithwaite ratchets up the tension to an explosive ending.Braithwaite is in conversation with writer and producer Tayla Burney.https://www.politics-prose.com/book/9780525564201Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys discuss Beyonce's Lion King themed album, The Gift, as well as Nigerian American rapper Wale's place in Hip-Hop and the culture. Somewhere along the line, inter-ethnic and inter-racial relationships come into the picture. Why are they so difficult to navigate and what does it take to make them work? All that and more on this episode! Featured Guests: Jide and Korede

Today, enjoy some of the best ETHINKSTL episodes of the season. Each show is filled with unique and valuable insight, experience and perspective. Check out this highlight episode for your must have entrepreneurial punch-list and be sure to come back for more in the full episodes of your favorites!! We are celebrating our favorite moments from practitioners, coaches and wise women. In our PRACTITIONER segment: Jeremy Nulik, lead futurist and strategist from Big Wide Sky gives us some tips on how to work through a major future change. Learn More: Diego Abente, Vice President of Economic Development of the International Institute and President of the International Institute Community Developmental Corporation, discusses how he helps immigrants achieve the American Dream. Learn More: . Maria Meyers and Kate Pope-Hodel of KC SourceLink talk about how to build relationships and the importance of making the correct network connections. Learn More: In our COACHING segment: Quentin Ortega, President of QCO Consulting, tells us how to be 'coach-able' and how to take feedback and turn it into a positive. Learn More: Nicci Roach and Lorie Jackson, Founders of Mosiac Ceiling, talk about the joys of having a business partner to help even the playing field. Learn More: or Erin Joy, Founder of Black Dress Partners, talks about finding the right cultural fit within your organization. Learn More: In our WISE WOMEN segment: Rebeccah Bennett, Founder and Principal of Emerging Wisdom LLC and its subsidiary InPower Institute, talks about the importance of responsible transformation while acquiring your personal goals. Learn More: Phyllis Librach, President and Founder of Sydney's Closet, discusses the importance of research and using past skills to better your business. Learn More: Ronke Faleti, Founder and CEO of Korede, discusses the importance of a strong mindset in order to have a strong business. Learn More:

Today, enjoy some of the best ETHINKSTL episodes of the season. Each show is filled with unique and valuable insight, experience and perspective. Check out this highlight episode for your must have entrepreneurial punch-list and be sure to come back for more in the full episodes of your favorites!! We are celebrating our favorite moments from practitioners, coaches and wise women. In our PRACTITIONER segment: Jeremy Nulik, lead futurist and strategist from Big Wide Sky gives us some tips on how to work through a major future change. Learn More: http://www.bigwidesky.com Diego Abente, Vice President of Economic Development of the International Institute and President of the International Institute Community Developmental Corporation, discusses how he helps immigrants achieve the American Dream. Learn More: http://www.iistl.org. Maria Meyers and Kate Pope-Hodel of KC SourceLink talk about how to build relationships and the importance of making the correct network connections. Learn More: http://www.joinsourcelink.com/ In our COACHING segment: Quentin Ortega, President of QCO Consulting, tells us how to be 'coach-able' and how to take feedback and turn it into a positive. Learn More: https://www.linkedin.com/in/quentinortega/ Nicci Roach and Lorie Jackson, Founders of Mosiac Ceiling, talk about the joys of having a business partner to help even the playing field. Learn More: http://nicciroach.com/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/mosaic-ceiling-094a09147/ Erin Joy, Founder of Black Dress Partners, talks about finding the right cultural fit within your organization. Learn More: https://blackdresspartners.com/ In our WISE WOMEN segment: Rebeccah Bennett, Founder and Principal of Emerging Wisdom LLC and its subsidiary InPower Institute, talks about the importance of responsible transformation while acquiring your personal goals. Learn More: http://www.emergingwisdomllc.com/ Phyllis Librach, President and Founder of Sydney's Closet, discusses the importance of research and using past skills to better your business. Learn More: http://www.sydneyscloset.com Ronke Faleti, Founder and CEO of Korede, discusses the importance of a strong mindset in order to have a strong business. Learn More: http://www.shopkorede.com/

Today, enjoy some of the best ETHINKSTL episodes of the season. Each show is filled with unique and valuable insight, experience and perspective. Check out this highlight episode for your must have entrepreneurial punch-list and be sure to come back for more in the full episodes of your favorites!! We are celebrating our favorite moments from practitioners, coaches and wise women. In our PRACTITIONER segment: Jeremy Nulik, lead futurist and strategist from Big Wide Sky gives us some tips on how to work through a major future change. Learn More: http://www.bigwidesky.com Diego Abente, Vice President of Economic Development of the International Institute and President of the International Institute Community Developmental Corporation, discusses how he helps immigrants achieve the American Dream. Learn More: http://www.iistl.org. Maria Meyers and Kate Pope-Hodel of KC SourceLink talk about how to build relationships and the importance of making the correct network connections. Learn More: http://www.joinsourcelink.com/ In our COACHING segment: Quentin Ortega, President of QCO Consulting, tells us how to be 'coach-able' and how to take feedback and turn it into a positive. Learn More: https://www.linkedin.com/in/quentinortega/ Nicci Roach and Lorie Jackson, Founders of Mosiac Ceiling, talk about the joys of having a business partner to help even the playing field. Learn More: http://nicciroach.com/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/mosaic-ceiling-094a09147/ Erin Joy, Founder of Black Dress Partners, talks about finding the right cultural fit within your organization. Learn More: https://blackdresspartners.com/ In our WISE WOMEN segment: Rebeccah Bennett, Founder and Principal of Emerging Wisdom LLC and its subsidiary InPower Institute, talks about the importance of responsible transformation while acquiring your personal goals. Learn More: http://www.emergingwisdomllc.com/ Phyllis Librach, President and Founder of Sydney's Closet, discusses the importance of research and using past skills to better your business. Learn More: http://www.sydneyscloset.com Ronke Faleti, Founder and CEO of Korede, discusses the importance of a strong mindset in order to have a strong business. Learn More: http://www.shopkorede.com/

As Lin returns from her trip to Taiwan, she shares a little about what she learned of the Tao people, an indigenous group from Lanyu Island off the coast of Taiwan (https://lanyu.land/category/people/). Her stories highlight the objectification of people when they become tourist attractions.  Margrit did some traveling through books when they read My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite (https://oyinkanbraithwaite.com/about-the-book/). In the book, older sister Korede is a nurse who cleans up after her younger sister, Ayoola, who has a habit of killing her boyfriends. It is a story about sisterhood, love and trust, and standing together against the patriarchy.  Question of the Episode: Have you ever traveled to a new place and learned about the historical complexities of that place?  Join the conversation on Twitter at @World_ofStories or email us at worldofstoriespodcast@gmail.com. 

Grace Culture Season 5 - 01.10.2018 - Rev Korede Adams by Kingsword Ikeja

Korede Akindoju drops by the The High Button to talk about his career as a Physiotherapist. He gives you tips and new ideas on how to stay fit and healthy as you get older. Also, creating awareness for mental health and how to stay fit for just under 21 minutes a day. If you're looking for a good listen, and to gain some knowledge in health community, look no further. Ep. #106 is Here!

Introducing Afro-Pop & Afrobeats Music Into The 30 Minute Mash Up Series! Featuring music from artists such as Wande Koal, Maleek Berry, Magnito, Korede Bello & more!!

Vol 26 of the Afrozons Radio Show with host SheilaO featuring Hot Afrobeat tracks from Wale ft. Davido & olamide, Korede bello ft. Kelly Rowland, DJ, Kaywise ft. Tiwa Savage, Vanessa Mdee, Masterkfraft ft. Flavour & patorankin, Mr Eazi ft. Rita Ora & Wizkid, Stonebwoy ft. Demarco, Patorankin ft. Wande coal & Michel montano, Tour 2 Garde, Major Laser ft. Ice prince, Nasty C, Patorankin & Jidena, Ycee ft. Maleek berry, Davido ft. R.kelly, with HOT MIXES FROM DJ BONSU< DJ TOPDONN & DJ BUSYTWIST.

Pst. Korede Adams teaching at The StandPoint Church...