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For a few hours, we were free. Bankole and Lolade are free to continue talking about the best movie of the year so far, Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners'. In a wide-ranging conversation, they gush about the expert filmmaking on show, their thoughts on the villain and of course, the emotional, physical and intellectual effects of the film's centrepiece (04:40). Before leaving, they check in on their beloved 'Hacks', following the debut of Deborah's late-night show (48:45).You can support us here.Subscribe to our Newsletter.Also available on YouTube.Host: Bankole ImoukhuedeGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

It's the end of another stressful stay at 'The White Lotus' and Bankole and Lolade are here with their *instant* reactions to the super-sized Season 3 finale. They try to decipher what Mike White is trying to say with the finale, why this season feels especially dark, and who is going home with $5 million dollars, bullets, or a new love for their family!You can support us here.Subscribe to our Newsletter.Hosts: Bankole ImoukhuedeGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Our holiday at 'The White Lotus' is almost up but Ebube has dropped in right in time to discuss the season's penultimate episode with Bankole and Lolade. They touch on what they believe the season's themes are, Saxon's capability (or lack of) for change and another ridiculous sex anecdote. They mourn Frank's sobriety and Belinda's decision-making and finally, ponder what the best app is to send money to a Russian fraudster you slept with in Thailand. You can support us here.Subscribe to our Newsletter.Also available on YouTube.Hosts: Bankole ImoukhuedeGuests: Lolade and EbubeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Bankole and Lolade are nursing full moon-sized hangovers this week as they discuss the sixth episode of 'The White Lotus' Season 3. They start with a quick death pool check-in (7:40) before examining the many problems in the Ratfliff family (10:30). Before wrapping up their discussion, they stop by our favourite friends finally hashing it out (50:55).You can support us here.Subscribe to our Newsletter.Also available on YouTube.Hosts: Bankole ImoukhuedeGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

It's the full moon celebration we've all been waiting for. To mark the annual event, Bankole, Obiora and Lolade have gathered to experience and discuss the full range of decadence on this week's 'The White Lotus' episode. From bars to boats and swimming pools, they are getting into *really* close families, terrible friends, 'white woman dancing', feeling like Asian girls and of course, the kiss we've all been dreading! What is desire?You can support us here.Subscribe to our Newsletter.Also available on YouTube.Hosts: Bankole Imoukhuede and Obiora IfeachoGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Bankole and Lolade have checked into a beautiful The White Lotus in Thailan, and they are pretty sure all the hotel's bad luck has been a coincidence. They settle in to discuss the third season premiere of 'The White Lotus' (8:10), sharing their thoughts on whether a certain friendship group can survive this girls trip, boyfriend ethics and of course, the very eccentric Ratliff family.You can support us here.Subscribe to our Newsletter.Also available on YouTube.Host: Bankole ImoukhuedeGuests: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Dear Readers, it's time once again to join Ladies Ayisha and Lolade for their extensive discussion on Part 2 of 'Bridgerton' Season 3. They start with their general thoughts and an episode-by-episode recap of the season (1:33), before touching on the introduction of Michaela Stirling (20:35) and finishing with a thorough relationship-by-relationship analysis of the season (31:45)Subscribe to our Newsletter via - https://popcornfordinnerpod.com/#newsletterAlso available on Youtube - https://youtu.be/OdlzOPlLZ4M  Host: Ayisha BelgoreGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Dear reader, it's 'Bridgerton' Season 3 time!! And as a bonus, we've got our favourite ladies of the court, Ayisha and Lolade, present to dissect their general thoughts on Part 1 of 'Bridgerton' Season 3 (1:25), some of the season's romantic tropes (18:00), an episode-by-episode analysis (22:34) and some predictions for next month's Part 2 (1:13:00).Subscribe to our Newsletter via - https://popcornfordinnerpod.com/#newsletterAlso available on Youtube - https://youtu.be/cxc-n8k-rV0  Host: Ayisha BelgoreGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

They are just girls! Ayisha and Lolade excitedly reunite to discuss the meaning of 'I'm Just a Girl' and its Wattpad history (3:50), before discussing the Prime Video release, 'The Idea of You' starring Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine (16:38). Then they wrap up by sharing their favourite 'I'm Just a Girl' movies (50:26).Subscribe to our Newsletter via - https://popcornfordinnerpod.com/#newsletterHost: Ayisha BelgoreGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole ImoukhuedeTheme Music: Mia Sugunasingha

Hello my loves! Bankole, Ayisha and Lolade head to Middle Europe one last time to share their thoughts on the finale of HBO's 'The Regime' (6:03), including whether Elena was changed by her experience with Herbert (10:30), whether the show thinks America always gets its way (15:40) and much more. Then they talk about the Prime Video romantic film, 'How to Date Billy Walsh' and some recommendations for fans of the film (34:30).Subscribe to our Newsletter via - https://popcornfordinnerpod.com/#newsletterAlso available on Youtube - https://youtu.be/SqPHhF35ie4 Host: Bankole Imoukhuede and AyishaGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

You must strive to have a graceful mind as you join Bankole, Ayisha & Lolade as they get into the premiere of HBO's 'The Regime'(6:19), they discuss its surprising quirkiness, the performances at its center (23:13), what they are looking forward to in the rest of the season (37:55) plus they share some similar recommendations.Subscribe to our Newsletter via - https://popcornfordinnerpod.com/#newsletterAlso available on Youtube - https://youtu.be/OVXzMksEfvQ Host: Bankole Imoukhuede and AyishaGuest: LoladeProduction by: Bankole Imoukhuede

 On today's episode, we chat about  “how to avoid hiring the wrong coach in the sea of multitudes of new coaches". After listening, I hope you are empowered in your pursuit for a coach that can help you elevate your life.  About the show: LollieTasking: Her Wealthy Life Playbook, is a podcast committed to empowering high-achieving women as we collectively rewrite the playbook for success and fulfillment. In every episode, we delve into diverse topics, rediscover our passions, and redefine success on our own terms. Our playbook is a transformative journey, paving the way for thriving amidst life's challenges. Each episode is a shared experience, where we unfold stories, offer insights, and provide actionable tips to inspire and motivate you on your quest to craft a wealthy and fulfilling life. In this podcast, we cherish and celebrate the unique journey of every high-achieving woman, fostering a community where success converges with genuine fulfillment. Join us on this empowering adventure together.  Links talked about in this episode:   Want to learn more from Dr. Lola Day:  Follow @LollieTasker on Instagram - Do let me know how this episode connected with you! Send me a DM or share your thoughts on stories and tag @lollietasker. Join the my Lola life community to continue the conversation! To Get our amazing “Lola Planner” to help you in your quest to living a fulfilled life, visit mylolalife.com. Did you leave a great review, Use Pod10 as a thankyou for listening and reviewing the podcast To shop productivity gadgets and books we've talked about in our episode visit our amazon store at https://www.amazon.com/shop/lollietasker   Are you looking for a community that will constantly help you achieve your goals? If yes, join the wealthy Life community  To learn more about LollieTasking and Dr. Lolade, visit our website at www.lollietasking.com

Mrs. Lolade Adesina is a wife, mother and a seasoned IT Professional with over 30 years of experience. She has worked in various roles in engineering, computer science/software development, technical & customer support, and project management. In addition to holding engineering and computer science degrees, PMP, ITIL and Scrum Master certifications, Mrs. Adesina is an entrepreneur, a licensed insurance and mutual fund agent, and an avid educator. She strives to maintain a culture of continuous learning and personal growth. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heather-harris96/message

On June 19th, 1865, roughly a quarter million enslaved people in Texas officially learned that they were free, years after the passage of the Emancipation Proclamation. It was the last place the Union delivered news. Kai wants to go to Houston to hear the history, music, and perspective from locals about how they celebrate. And he finds even more – how people create and claim their own freedom.   - Zion Escobar, Executive Director at Houston Freedmen's Town Conservancy. Freedmen's Town was the first town established by formerly enslaved Black Texans. - Torin Collins of the Juneteenth Legacy Project. - Lolade, a native of Nigeria and a vocalist/songwriter/music educator based in Houston. - Callers, from lawyers to activists to plastic surgeons, who share how they find freedom in their own words, in their own lives. Tell us what you think. Instagram and Twitter: @noteswithkai. Email us at notes@wnyc.org. Send us a voice message by recording yourself on your phone and emailing us, or going to Instagram and clicking on the link in our bio. “Notes from America” airs live on Sunday evenings at 6pm ET. The podcast episodes are lightly edited from our live broadcasts. Tune into the show on Sunday nights via the stream on notesfromamerica.org or on WNYC's YouTube channel.

Victor Oshimen grew up in a Olusosun,Ojota a Lagos Sub hub. He is fast becoming a sensation in the southern city of Naples Italy. Lolade highlight the journey of the hottest African property as he leads Napoli to the Scudetto --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adeola--amokomowo/message

In the second of this two-part GILTI Conscience series, our Skadden tax attorneys continue their conversation with Lolade Ososami, a partner and head of the tax team at Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie, and Zach Pouga, a partner in the International Tax Group at Ernst & Young, on the myriad tax issues faced by Africa-based companies, companies with a presence in Africa and those doing business on the continent.Among other topics, the conversation touches on treaty networks, the role of taxation in general, implementation of tax laws in the various countries and the potential for a unified approach to tax across the African Union.Tune in to this second part of the discussion to hear our hosts and their guests discuss a wide array of topics on the rapidly evolving tax issues throughout the continent.

Conversations surrounding transfer pricing practices rarely span to include the myriad regulations throughout Africa. However, across the continent, there are vast distinctions between countries that are thriving under new international tax rules and others that are struggling to keep up. Lolade Ososami, a partner and head of the tax team at Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie, says that transfer pricing has grown and evolved in Africa over the last decade. When the OECD released the BEPS action plans in 2018, it had a huge impact on tax practitioners, particularly in Nigeria. Zach Pouga, a partner in the International Tax Group at Ernst & Young, encounters transfer pricing in nearly every aspect of his work. He frequently deals with BEPS 2.0, Pillar One and Pillar Two when advising his clients regarding their presence in Africa, as well as helping governments across Africa understand the complexity of new tax rules. In this episode of the GILTI Conscience podcast, Lolade and Zach join our hosts to dive into the evolving world of international tax throughout Africa. From how U.S. multinationals operating in Africa approach transfer pricing to how Africa-based companies and regional governments are branching out, Lolade and Zach explore the complexities of transfer pricing and international tax.

Returning guest Lolade joins us in this episode as we discuss our concert guide, especially given how chaotic concerts can be. We also share our experiences and advise you on what to do, what to avoid, and what to look out for in order to have a great experience.Don't forget to use the hashtag #CruisingOutWest to follow the conversation & let us know your thoughts on the episodes. Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @CruisingOutwest @tobiskoko @KpFawehinmi

In this episode, Lolade and Lamide discuss physical alterations and the current craze around them. They discuss reactions to partners/people who want to get procedures, societal influence and the choice of disclosure.Welcome back/Offseason (1;30), The Scenario (8:30), Societal influence and insecurities (14:45), peer pressure versus self-confidence (17:59), Thoughts on getting physically altering surgery (29:27), Disclosing when you get surgery (41:17)Sign up for our newsletter to get subsequent episodes and other goodies directly in your inbox: https://adultpuzzle.substack.com/ 

On this episode Ike joins Lamide & Lolade to talk about religion and spirituality. The conversations cover differences in denominations, religious practices, what it means to be spiritual versus religious, personal journeys and lessons learned. It's an honest conversation amongst friends, enjoy!Denominations (7:05), Is religion and spirituality the same (10:43), is there a right/wrong way to practice religion (18:00),  seek the answers (27:20), walking through my spiritual journey (31:00), lessons learned and helpful tips(1:03:58)

Who is an immigrant (4:01), Lamide's immigration story and life as an immigrant  (5:08), Migrating as a student from Nigeria (7:47), Kez's immigration story (17:02), What is OPT and STEM? (17:30), Life as an immigrant for Kez (27:18), Challenges for international students (30:00), Lolade's immigration story (47:05), Cultural differences (57:33), What would make you go back home (1:07:05)

Lola the explorer (2:00), this or that(7:09), Fitness and toning(27:06), What a good fitness lifestyle looks like(30:00), Honesty with oneself (46:58), Lolade's fitness evolution (54:38), Lamide's view on fitness & goals (1:07:00), Lolade's fitness goals (1:15:08) , Lessons Learned about the fitness journey (1:17:20)

Lolade & Lamide's dream travel destinations (00:51) Lolade's silver rule (3:10), Consumer vs creator (5:27), Lamide and Lolade discuss their relationship with social media (5:59) , Fake lifestyles on social media (13:10), Favorite social media apps (15:20), Wild wild Twitter (20:16), Average time spent on social media (23:30), Quitting social media (25:38), Overnight internet fame “celebrity” (31:10), Gossip blogs (35:10), Clout chasing (36:44), The comment section (52:55), Cancel Culture (58:58), social media pros (1:01:00)For email & Ad inquiries: life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

AP is the best thing (1:13) , Goals/Resolution progress check in (2:25) , Lolade & “Gym” versus Lamide, Lola the explorer(15:26) , 2022 Highlights and hard falls (20:13) , AP hosts give you a sneak peek into what to expect this season (30:05) For email & Ad inquiries: life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

Fisayo in the building (2:27), Lagos through Fisayo's eyes (4:37) , Lagos through Lolade's eyes (6:40) , Moving back to Lagos, why? (9:40) , Adult struggles living in Lagos (12:00) , What's to love about Lagos (10:14) , Social scene in Lagos (21:31) , The beauty of a community ( 27:08) , Dating in Lagos (31:50) , Cost of living in Lagos & how difficult is it to make money(59:51) , Office & Driving culture in Lagos (1:06:01) , Living in Lagos long term (1:16:51), Advice for anyone moving back to Lagos (1:19:40)For email & Ad inquiries: life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

On today's  episode, Lolade and Lamide thought it would be a good idea to talk about their parents and the relationship dynamics. They talk about awkward conversations, fights, favorite memories, favorite parents  and so much more. Relationships with parents are a different and unique experience for different people and families, they share theirs as best as they can, enjoy!For email & Ad inquiries: life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

This episode covers conversation on what BestFriends know or don't know about each other and whether what is unknown diminishes their friendship. 2 sets of BestFriends hangout to discuss what they've learnt from the experience of their many years of friendship. Location: Abuja, Nigeria.

On this episode Lolade & Lamide talk about job hunting. The hosts examine the rat race in full, examining job application tips, how to know your worth as an employee, biggest contributions to unemployment and what the “dream job” looks like. Press play.For email & Ad inquiries : life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

On this episode, Lolade and Lamide talk all things “stress”. Why is life so stressful? How we know we are stressed? How we handle stress and times we handled stress negatively and the effects of that on the people around us. It's a vulnerable and candid episode. Enjoy!For email & Ad inquiries : life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

On this episode, Lamide and Lolade compare notes on the ins and outs of corporate Nigeria and America. They discuss the interview process, onboarding, culture, compensation, taking time off and how they have adapted to the corporate world thus far.  For email & Ad inquiries : life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

On this episode of Adult Puzzle podcast, Lolade and Lamide discuss the ever evolving world of friendships. They discuss the importance of having meaningful friendships, the art of making friends, friendship groups/classes ,turn offs in friendship and a whole lot more . For email & Ad inquiries : life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on InstagramYoutube Link: https://youtu.be/LhtfFDq1Bbg

On this episode, Lamide and Lolade discuss what living during the height of the pandemic felt like, the initial reactions to the lockdown mandates, what normal “was” versus what normal “is” and what we look forward to once life as we know it goes back to normal. For email & Ad inquiries : life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

Lamide and Lolade discuss their adulting expectations vs reality thus far.For email & Ad inquiries : life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

Get to know Lamide & Lolade; how they became friends and why they decided to start a podcast. For email & Ad inquiries : life@adultpuzzlepod.comAdultPuzzle on TwitterAdultPuzzle on Instagram

In this episode, Tolu (@tolukarunwi), Lolade (@meetlolade) and I explore and challenge Christianese by taking several steps back to understand the meaning behind the words and phrases we use.We talk about the language of the Christian world as we know it today. What is Christianese? What are the pros and cons of using religious lingo in our everyday lives? We also discuss the dangers that occur when our Christian walks do not match our talk.For more details, send a DM to @theclay.project on Instagram or an email to theclayproject.pod@gmail.com

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Where are these men really coming from when they say these crazy things about child-bearing, child-rearing, and relationships? Let's just have a conversation, humor these people a little bit, see if we can make some sense out of their feelings and what's coming out of their mouths.

Happy Black History Month! We're thrilled to invite Iyinoluwa Aboyeji to sit in the genius chair for our first episode of Black Genius, season 2. Aboyeji's interview opens the Harambeans 10×10 series through which we'd be highlighting the stories of 10 Harambeans building Africa's future through visionary, market-creating, global enterprises. Aboyeji says: "personal success cannot insulate from the failures of your society. I don't see entrepreneurship as a way to personally enrich myself but as a tool for social change. It must be done not just for profit or personal interest but most importantly as a service in the public interest." The first Black Genius to be featured in the Harambe series, Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, made history when the startup he co-founded, Andela, received a $24 Million investment from Mark Zuckerberg & Priscilla Chan’s CZI fund for African Engineers. Zuckerberg’s surprise visit to Lagos in 2016 sent shockwaves across the African tech community, and awakened those unaware of the exploding African tech economy. The Andela-CZI partnership spurned a new era in African entrepreneurship catalyzing billions of dollars in investment interest in African startups, with investments surpassing $1 billion in both 2019 and 2020. Aboyeji has since gone on to found two more startups–Flutterwave and Future Africa–and invested in many impact-focused enterprises. Future Africa returned $3.7M to investors at the end of 2020, experiencing explosive growth across their portfolio in the midst of the pandemic. Aboyeji regularly writes and speaks on the urgency of inclusive African development, and the need for African elites to do more for the plight of the common man. Black Genius is hosted by Lolade Siyonbola, Founder of NOIR Labs, noirpress and NOIR FEST. Lolade is a Gates Scholar and Harambean pursuing a PhD in Sociology at Cambridge University *** Black Geniuses are changing the world, from policy to culture to tech to art. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on Youtube, IG, Twitter and Facebook to see how we are normalizing the Glory of Blackness. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list at noirpress.org.

The Harambe 10×10 series continues with Lolade Siyonbola interviewing Seni Sulyman, owner and managing partner at Rincon, a firm partnering with CEOs and executives to build world-class businesses and high performance teams through a focus on strategy, people, culture, operations and executions. Sulyman inspired the Harambeans 10×10 series with his prescient writings on the breaking point to which Nigeria was heading, just prior to the EndSARS movement. Before Rincon, Seni was a Vice President of global operations at Andela, where he "contributed tremendously to lighting the spark for an entire generation of technologists", growing the company 400% and earning it the status best place to work in Nigeria and Africa. Seni joined Andela two years after completing his MBA at Harvard, having previously built a new business jet airline in Nigeria for Bristow Group in a record 12 months. His prior career spans across roles at Bain & Company in Chicago where he helped a CPG company identify half a billion dollars in cost savings, and Hewlett-Packard in Silicon Valley, where he developed strategies to grow the billion-dollar technology services division. Black Genius is hosted by Lolade Siyonbola, Founder of NOIR Labs, noirpress and NOIR FEST. Lolade is a Gates Scholar and Harambean pursuing a PhD in Sociology at Cambridge University *** Black Geniuses are changing the world, from policy to culture to tech to art. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on Youtube, IG, Twitter and Facebook to see how we are normalizing the Glory of Blackness. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list at noirpress.org.

On this episode of Black Genius, we're visited by Christian Epps, Founder & CEO of Lights, Camera, Diaspora (LCD!), a Los Angeles social based enterprise bridging the gap between Africa and African-Diaspora entertainment Industries. LCD! has secured African talent for projects such as Beyonce's Black is King and Netflix's Queen Sono on both of which Christian was the Chief Lightening Designer. He's also worked on Lovecraft Country(HBO), Slyvie's Love(Amazon) and the award-winning Selma, featuring David Oyelewo and Oprah Winfrey (lenses by director of photography Bradford Young) and many others. Black Genius is hosted by Lolade Siyonbola, Founder of NOIR Labs, noirpress and NOIR FEST. Lolade is a Gates Scholar and Harambean pursuing a PhD in Sociology at Cambridge University *** Black Geniuses are changing the world, from policy to culture to tech to art. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on Youtube, IG, Twitter and Facebook to see how we are normalizing the Glory of Blackness. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list at noirpress.org.

We had a whole conversation about molding your partner into the perfect version of themselves, because that's a good thing right?...right guys? Tell us what you think on our socials: Twitter- @4GuysGoOFF Instagram- @offtherailspod

A fun and practical conversation with Dr. Lolade , productivity strategist, Productive Mompreneur Dr. Lola Day is first and foremost a child of God, wife, and mother to 3 amazing children. She is a double boarded physician, Doctorpreneur, Mompreneur, Idea Consultant, founder of AfroPolitan Health which disseminates health information relevant to the African Diaspora,, and the Host of the LollieTasking Podcast where she hosts high achieving women who discuss their path to their purpose and various topics; As if that was not enough, she is most known for her work in the work-life balance space and is the CEO and Founder of LollieTasking a work-life balance strategy company, where she coaches women on productivity and time management tips that can help them not only achieve their work goals, but also thrive in their family so they can not only be a BOSS LADY, but a balanced boss lady. Website: www.lollietasking.com you can reach me at victoriousworkingmom@gmail.com Instagram @victoriousworkingmom Facebook @ Nneka Ichokhu DO, MPH

In this special episode, we talk about the Endsars movement, and it's importance. The campaign arose due to the evil doings by the Special Anti Robbery Squad in Nigeria. We termed the campaign as “The Fight for our Future” as Nigerians have had enough of the harassments by the Police Force and have finally decided to say enough is enough and demand better governance. We are joined in this episode with Lolade, a good friend of ours who is passionate about social justice and national development. A lot was said in the episode, and it got intense. We shared stories, came for some specific individuals, and we most definitely came with the smoke. Please make sure you're doing the needful by pushing the word on social media or physically protesting or donating. Here's the link to donate towards the movement donatebtc.feministcoalition2020.com ( http://donatebtc.feministcoalition2020.com/ )

Lanre Aina is Co-founder of Content Garage, a Lagos-based video production company that has developed digital commercials for Samsung, MTN, Google, Facebook, Nestle, Wikipedia, Access Bank and Diageo - helping these businesses actualize new ways of engaging with their customers through compelling digital storytelling. Before Content Garage, Lanre led Brand Activations at Google, supporting large brands in Nigerian and Kenyan markets to develop integrated experiential marketing. In his earlier days at Google, he launched and grew YouTube’s content partnerships in Nigeria, supporting the online publisher community. Today, he is focusing his attention on sports-media, using his experience at Google and Content Garage to build an African-focused sports entertainment venture, ATHLST. Lanre is also passionate about social enterprise. He served as a founding member of Harambeans - an African entrepreneur alliance founded by Okendo Lewis-Gayle. In his spare time, he volunteers his skills supporting peer mentorship and youth-focused career advisory programs in Lagos. He is a graduate of Computer Engineering, with an advanced degree in Telecoms Systems Management from Northeastern University, Boston. Lanre is happily married to his best friend, Tele, and they live in Lagos with their two sons, Akinolu and Tamilore. Black Genius is hosted by Lolade Siyonbola, Founder of NOIR Labs, noirpress and NOIR FEST. Lolade is a Gates Scholar and Harambean pursuing a PhD in Sociology at Cambridge University *** Black Geniuses are changing the world, from policy to culture to tech to art. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on Youtube, IG, Twitter and Facebook to see how we are normalizing the Glory of Blackness. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list at noirpress.org.

This week’s Black Genius has done something that no other entrepreneur has done since–she raised over $670 million dollars to fund a start-up: WorldSpace. That money was used to build the first-ever global digital radio platform; launch three satellites into space, including XM Radio; support the development of MP3/MP4 technologies; and, invest in a new generation of digital radio receivers. Tiffany Norwood is the Founder and CEO of Tribetan, where she teaches the human science of success, how to turn imagination into reality through entrepreneurial literacy. She led some of the first-ever digital content licensing deals, including Bloomberg News and CNN International, and was an early collaborator with the Fraunhofer Institute on their MPEG technologies. Tiffany has an MBA from Harvard and a Bachelor’s in Economics with a concentration in statistics and electrical engineering from Cornell University. Her dream is that the science of turning imagination into reality becomes as commonplace as reading, writing, and math. And then with these skills, we reimagine everything. Black Genius is hosted by Lolade Siyonbola, Founder of NOIR Labs, noirpress and NOIR FEST. Lolade is a Gates Scholar and Harambean pursuing a PhD in Sociology at Cambridge University *** Black Geniuses are changing the world, from policy to culture to tech to art. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on Youtube, IG, Twitter and Facebook to see how we are normalizing the Glory of Blackness. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list at noirpress.org.

This week on Black Genius, Lolade is in conversation with NOIR Labs Co-Founder, Uzomaka Obiocha. They discussed Spiritual Technology in Enterprise, growing up Nigerian, Kanye West, and all the radical things that go through their heads. Described as a “human catalyst to everything she touches,” Uzomaka Obiocha recently joined NOIR Labs as Co-Founder and Acting COO, where she is living out her passion: creating a beautiful world through business, design and fashion. Prior to NOIR Labs, Uzo spent nearly a decade as Co-Founder of Koncept Consulting Group and Non-Profit, MD as a Brand, Business, and Financial Strategist. As a Strategic Alchemist, she has supported entrepreneurs, creatives, and humanitarians in developing and growing their enterprises in ways that resonate with their spirit, harmonize with their beliefs, and fulfill their mission, vision, and purpose. Uzomaka has supported brands in entertainment, design, food, health care, fashion and non-profits, including Timothy Oulton, Girls Inc., Homestories, and PUKU Children’s Literature Foundation. She holds a BA in Finance from Georgia State University. Black Genius is hosted by Lolade Siyonbola, Founder of NOIR Labs, noirpress and NOIR FEST. Lolade is a Gates Scholar and Harambean pursuing a PhD in Sociology at Cambridge University. *** Black Geniuses are changing the world, from policy to culture to tech to art. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on Youtube, IG, Twitter and Facebook to see how we are normalizing the Glory of Blackness. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list at noirpress.org.

This week on Black Genius, join us for a conversation about liberation through mental health with Counseling Psychologist, Dr. Michelle Nyangereka. An unapologetic people watcher, Dr. Michelle Nyangereka is a storytelling psychologist. Having previously worked in Diversity for the BBC and later in radio and television research, Michelle is now a filmmaker and Counseling Psychologist. Since researching the intergenerational transmission of trauma in Ugandans for her doctoral thesis, Michelle has developed a personal and professional interest in the ongoing trauma of racism for Black people - in particular, the embodiment of intergenerational trauma and the importance of taking an Afro-centric approach to therapy for Black people. As the world starts to awaken to, and dismantle white supremacy, Michelle’s commitment to helping Black people complete intergenerational cycles and find their soul’s purpose is more relevant than ever. Black Genius is hosted by Lolade Siyonbola, Founder of NOIR Labs, noirpress and NOIR FEST. Lolade is a Gates Scholar and Harambean pursuing a PhD in Sociology at Cambridge University. *** Black Geniuses are changing the world, from policy to culture to tech to art. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on Youtube, IG, Twitter and Facebook to see how we are normalizing the Glory of Blackness. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list at noirpress.org.

This week on Black Genius, we'll have Oluwaseye Olusa in the Genus Chair! Oluwaseye is a Hip Hop and Afrobeats visual documentarian and celebrity photographer, who has captured some of the most important moments in Black cultural production over the last 20 years. While working on set with Hype Williams, Def Jam and others on some of the most iconic music videos in Hip Hop history, he found a love for photography that enabled him to capture the power, essence and beauty of Black subjects in the music industry and creative world. He’s photographed Jay Z, Common, Yvonne Orji, Jidenna and every last one of your faves; as well as shot visual campaigns for Nike, Adidas, and And One. Through his consistent documentation of African Diaspora events, artists and cultural producers over the last 20 years, he’s amassed the most notable intersectional collection of Black entertainment photography. Black Genius is hosted by Lolade Siyonbola, Founder of NOIR Labs, noirpress and NOIR FEST. Lolade is a Gates Scholar and Harambean pursuing a PhD in Sociology at Cambridge University. *** Black Geniuses are changing the world, from policy to culture to tech to art. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on IG, Twitter and Facebook to see how we are normalizing the Glory of Blackness. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list at noirpress.org.

Alex Tsado is the founder of Alliance for Africa's Intelligence (Alliance4AI), through which he is mobilizing African youth to collectively tap into the vast possibilities of Artificial Intelligence to solve once-endemic challenges in food security, healthcare, governance and much more. He founded Alliance4AI to ensure that African innovations reach billions across the globe, and that the Continent is never again left behind during industrial revolutions. Alex is also the Product Lead on NVIDIA's fastest-growing business channel, Cloud AI Computing. In this episode, we discuss his journey from Benin to Columbia University, his life-changing encounter with NYPD while at Goldman Sachs, and the solutions the AI community is deploying across Africa to save millions of lives. Our true first episode, Alex is responsible for the name of our podcast, inspiring Lolade to rename the show from Black Glory to Black Genius. Stay connected to Alex on Twitter at @xelatsads and learn more about Alliance4AI at their website. Exemplars of Black Glory, the Black Genius community are those who are delivering the Cross Continental Black Nation, whether they are doing so from the Continent or in the Diaspora. Are you a Black Genius? Send us your story/profile at editor@noirpress.org Join the noirpress movement on IG, Twitter and Facebook. For our newsletter curating the best in Black news and films, join our mailing list.

“I feel like it would be irresponsible to hold on to my story.” It's the first episode of Black Genius! In this one, I share my vision for NOIR Labs, why I believe art and technology together can accelerate Black Liberation, and the journey that brought me to founding this social enterprise. Learn more about the community behind NOIR Labs, the geniuses I'll be bringing onto the show and how you can join our movement! To join the Black Genius community, follow @noirpress_ on facebook, instagram and twitter. Drop your thoughts on our posts about each episode, and connect with other geniuses like yourself. If you have questions or just want to get in touch, you can always email blackgenius@noirpress.org

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In this episode, Seyi and Lolade discuss how Spring Cleaning is more than just cleaning your home or space. They pointed out how you can use the spring cleaning season to revisit your new year resolution(s), clean out negative vibes and think about better time management. Follow @howfarpod on Instagram and any questions or feedback you have to howfarpod@gmail.com.

In this bonus episode, Seyi and Lolade turned on love and what it means to them. What does it take to have and build self-love? How Africans/Blacks continue to practicing love? And share how support is another expression of love.

In this episode, Seyi and Lolade discuss Afrochella in Ghana and Gidifest in Nigeria and overall culture in Ghana and Nigeria for the December holiday. With the Nigeria presidential 2019 election coming up, which candidate will be the better fit and why our vote matters.

Lolade and Seyi discussed the journey to getting 'How Far? Pod' started and the purpose of creating it. They outlined what to expect from How Far? Pod and shared ways to connect with them and the podcast.

Lolade Leigh-Thompson is a great filmmaker who wrote, directed, acted in, and produced the full length feature Get The Sucker Back. She shares the knowledge she gained through the whole experience of producing the film. Learn all about Lolade and her great film at www.LoladeLeighThompson.com

I came to know who Lolade Siyonbola was as many of you because she had the Yale Police Department called on her while she snoozed in a common room within the Yale Graduate School dorm. And the student who called the police on her, a white woman, had previously called the police on one of Lolade's friends, another black student. I wanted her to share why this matters and has to stop. Bio coming soon.