Podcasts about Owusu

Part 9 - Prophets of the Promise

Have you spent years building up skills and experience that you've never actually connected into a career of your own?Do you feel like a square peg in a round hole in your current role, but you're not sure what the alternative even looks like?Are you sitting on more expertise than you realise, but waiting to feel "ready" or "confident enough" before you do anything with it?If any of that sounds familiar, this episode is for you.I remember the moment my guest today told me she'd been compartmentalising nearly 20 years of experience. Treating the thing she was actually brilliant at as a "side thing," something she did for fun, separate from her "real" career. She is not alone, so many high-achieving women do the same. We do the work, we get the results, and somehow we still don't let ourselves call it what it is.In this episode, I sit down with the brilliant Priscilla Owusu. She is a writer, editor and content strategist with over 20 years in communications.  We talk about how she went from feeling stuck and unsure of her next move to building a new client pipeline for her own content strategy business, in just three months. We talk about what it actually takes to stop compartmentalising your expertise, why confidence comes after you take action (not before), and how a shift in mindset (not just strategy) was the real turning point in Priscilla building something of her own.What You Will LearnWhy compartmentalising your expertise keeps you stuck. Priscilla had spent nearly 14 years running a book review site, judging a self-publishing prize, and writing literary criticism,  all while treating it as separate from her "real" comms career. We talk about why high-achieving women in particular tend to downplay what comes naturally to them, and why naming your expertise is often the first real step toward building a portfolio career.The mindset shift from employee to business owner. Priscilla shares how she'd always seen herself as "just a freelancer" doing small jobs here and there until she reframed even her contracting work as running a business on her own terms. We talk about why this internal shift matters just as much as any external strategy when you're building additional income streams alongside (or instead of) traditional employment.How one networking conversation turned into a client within weeks. Priscilla walks through exactly what happened after she challenged herself to have "valuable conversations" at an industry event,  from a chance conversation about content, to a LinkedIn follow-up, to a discovery call that became her first paying client, built around a content strategy offer she hadn't even planned to sell.If you this conversation leaves you thinking about what your own first next step could look like, I currently have a few spots open for Career Expansion Strategy Sessions - 75-minute 1:1 coaching sessions where you'll get my eyes, ears and thoughts on your career, what you've already built, and how to leverage it to start expanding your career in the way that is right for you. You'll come away with a clear picture of how to start using what's already in your toolkit and an action plan to start making moves. Priscilla Owusu is a writer, editor, and content strategist working primarily with small organisations, charities, and independent consultants. She spent over 20 years in Communications roles across sectors including finance, real estate, and higher education, before leaving in-house work to launch her own consultancy. At the heart of her work is writing and editing: helping clients develop content that communicates clearly and consistently, and earns credibility with the audiences they most want to reach. She also offers content and communications strategy for clients looking to think more broadly about how they show up. You can find her on LinkedIn or at priscillaowusu.co.uk. Connect with PriscillaVisit her website Connect with her on LinkedInSend us Fan MailConnect with meWebsite: www.careerchangemakers.comEmail: podcast@careerchangemakers.comLinkedIn:  Janine EsbrandInstagram: @careerchangemakerspodcastCareer Change Makers on Apple Podcasts*******Work with meBook a Career Expansion Strategy Session and kickstart your journey to redesigning your career in a way that is right for you. 

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After a week’s break, Edit Radio is back! This week, Ben Marwood is our guide through the hot and hazy mists of brand-new music from across the globe. [edit] radio podcast 833 – Right Click and Save As to Download The post Podcast 833 | Featuring Aldous Harding, Genesis Owusu & Brennan Wedl appeared first on [edit] radio.

“President Mahama deliberately sent Haruna Iddrisu to the Education Ministry to set him up for failure. The ongoing CSSPS crisis shows that all is not well at the ministry, yet the government is doing little to help him resolve the situation.” - Collins Owusu Amankwah, Former MP for Manhyia North

Is Mahama's failure to replace former Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo on the Council of State a constitutional breach? Lawyer Jonathan Owusu Asare weighs in on the requirement for her replacement and the legal action to compel the President to act.

Le CF Montréal encore dans la course aux séries, mais il est tard, très tard. Lucas devra défendre son bilan du marcato ce mardi.Est ce que Frankie Amaya est la pièce maitresse? Si ce n'est pas le cas, le marcato devient un échec. Petrasso et Owusu, on fait quoi avec ça? La couverture la plus divertissante que vous trouverez sur le soccer c'est ici à Grosse Game Média. Tu viens pour la Game tu restes pour la Gang. 

Welcome to the official podcast of the All Nations Full Gospel Church Halifax! Join us each week as we share inspiring sermons, uplifting messages, and insightful discussions aimed at enriching your faith journey. Our mission is to reach, teach, and empower individuals with the transformative message of Jesus Christ. Whether you are a long-time member of our congregation or a new listener, we invite you to grow with us in faith and community. Tune in for powerful teachings, heartfelt worship, and practical advice on living out your faith in today's world. Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

Stadium & Main is back for season 2! Strack and Worm preview the upcoming season, then they welcome Sophomore LB Nathaniel Owusu-Boateng to the show!

“Every club manager in Ghana, including myself, has paid bribes to referees.” - Bechem United President Kingsley Owusu Achiaw admits to bribery in the GPL

Episode 276

David Owusu ist Immobilienunternehmer, Vater und bezeichnet sich selbst als stolzen Deutschen mit ghanaischen Wurzeln. Er ist in Hamburg geboren und aufgewachsen und lebt heute in München. Mit seinem Unternehmen beschäftigt er rund 37 Mitarbeiter. Obwohl er gerne in Deutschland lebt und sich dem Land verbunden fühlt, beschäftigt ihn zunehmend die Frage, wie frei er als Unternehmer seine politischen Ansichten äußern kann, ohne geschäftliche Konsequenzen befürchten zu müssen.Im Gespräch mit Jasmin spricht Owusu über seinen Vertrauensverlust in Politik und Institutionen, seine Erfahrungen während der Corona-Zeit und die wirtschaftlichen Bedingungen für Unternehmer in Deutschland. Gleichzeitig geht es um Migration, Heimat und die Frage, was es heute bedeutet, deutsch zu sein. Owusu erzählt von Situationen, in denen ihm aufgrund seiner Hautfarbe das Deutschsein nicht selbstverständlich zugeschrieben wurde, und erklärt zugleich, warum auch er die Veränderungen durch Migration kritisch betrachtet. Ein Gespräch über politische Zweifel, gesellschaftliche Zugehörigkeit, Vorurteile und die Frage, wie Deutschland wieder mehr Perspektive für Menschen schaffen kann, die hier etwas aufbauen wollen.

Episode 274

Rev. Charles Owusu says wrongdoing must have consequences, stressing that religion should not be used as a shield against the law. He is calling on the Ghana Police Service to allow due process to take its course, despite the peace pact reached today

Host Evie Stokes sits down again with Ghanaian-Australian rapper Genesis Owusu to talk about the music that’s moving him. Owusu talks about discovering Mandy, Indiana, using their music to practice learning French, and what excites him about the band’s furious sound. “Cursive” comes from Mandy, Indiana’s latest album, URGH, out now on Sacred Bones Records. Produced by Dusty HenryMastered by: William MyersProduction support: Serafima Healy Listen to the full songs on KEXP's "In Our Headphones" playlist on Spotify or the “What's In Our Headphones” playlist on YouTube. Support the podcast: kexp.org/headphonesContact us at headphones@kexp.org. Photo credit: Powerline AgencySupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Evie Stokes sits down with Australian rapper Genesis Owusu to talk about the music that’s moving him. Owusu shares his love for Swedish band Boko Yout and the band is able to turn the mundane aspects of life into something sonically chaotic. “9-2-5” comes from the band’s latest album, GUSTO, out now on Hoopdiggas Recordings. Produced by Dusty HenryMastered by: William MyersProduction support: Serafima Healy Listen to the full songs on KEXP's "In Our Headphones" playlist on Spotify or the “What's In Our Headphones” playlist on YouTube. Support the podcast: kexp.org/headphonesContact us at headphones@kexp.org.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Song of the Day is “HUMAN AGAIN” the latest single from Genesis Owusu.

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Listen and be blessed 

Episode 269

Discover the power, purpose, and significance of the blood of Jesus in this life-transforming message by Elder Nana Kofi Owusu. Through biblical teaching, this sermon reveals how the blood of Christ brings redemption, forgiveness, victory, and access to God. Be encouraged to place your faith in the finished work of Christ and walk confidently in the hope and freedom He has secured for every believer.

Episode 268

durée : 00:05:19 - Dans la playlist de France Inter - par : Marion Guilbaud - Un ovni en Playlist de France Inter : Genesis Owusu, militant et métissé, sort "Wu & The Worldwide Scourge", comme un écho au triple album révolutionnaire des Clash dont cette red star présente les pochettes de l'un et l'autre. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Episode 267

“Words were always my weapon,” says Genesis Owusu, talking about the love of creative writing he discovered as a child. “Also kind of ironically, conversation wasn't always my weapon, so I always felt like the truest and rawest and most authentic of myself came out when I was writing stories or poetry. I've always loved world-building. Whether that be though a storyline or a soundtrack or a visual, I've kind of just managed to find myself in a path where I can create those worlds that I always wanted to create.” The Ghanian Australian artist's new album, his third full-length, Redstar Wu & the Worldwide Scourge, is easily one of my favorite albums of 2026 — a powerful and genre defying collection of banger after banger. Although his previous records were more allegorical, for this one, he says there was no mincing words, no grand metaphors, nothing to distract from getting across his message that humanity is too divided, and that we need to come together as a community for the betterment of our common good. We also delve into how his love of science fiction and creative writing helped him connect with that world-building instinct, how his older brother - also an artist - inspired him to start making music, how his songs result from epic jam sessions followed by obsessive collating of sounds, and we talked about anime and André 3000 and Uno and much more. Get tickets for his upcoming shows here. 

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durée : 00:53:52 - Very Good Trip - par : Michka Assayas - Vince Staples, Genesis Owusu, Mike D et bien d'autres : rap tranchant, r&b psychédélique, pop aventureuse, Michka Assayas explore ce les énergies qui reconfigurent la musique noire contemporaine. - réalisation : Vincent Godard Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Listen and be blessed 

Episode 264

FC Supra defender Charles Auguste sat down with The Ball is Round to break down his unique career trajectory and how he harnessed his artistic passions whilst playing professionally!Your amazing support lets us do what we do! Join our Patreon for new and exclusive content!! https://linktr.ee/theballisroundmontreal

Episode 263

This week a dream guest, Genesis Owusu, joins Alexei in the video store, and he has incredible taste in films! From a Japanese cult classic, to the latest Ari Aster, and even an even an Adam Sandler flick. Plus, he tells us about the surreal time he met Joaquin Phoenix. Genesis is currently on tour, and his album REDSTAR WU & THE WORLDWIDE SCOURGE is out now: https://www.genesisowusu.com/ Pick up tickets to Alexei's comedy festival tour of his new show VHS in 2026 (https://comedy.com.au/tour/alexei-toliopoulos/) Join Alexei & Cameron James presenting David Byrne's TRUE STORIES at the Sydney Opera House Saturday Film Club (https://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/vivid-live/saturday-film-club-true-stories) Follow ALEXEI TOLIOPOULOS on Letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/thisisalexei/) for all the rental combo lists. Hit up the Last Video Store on instagram (https://www.instagram.com/lastvideostorebetoota/) for all of our guests picks

Episode 262

Kwame Osei Owusu aka Juice ist Mitgründer vom African Food Festival Berlin und CEO von Hidden Locations, einer Event- und Hospitality-Agentur. Mit Frank spricht er über seine Kindheit in Ghana, der erste traumatische Eindruck von Deutschland und warum ihn das N-Wort erst nicht gestört hat. Juice erzählt von den Jahren, als er mit seinem Rap-Kollegen Vorband von Hip-Hop-Größen wie Mc Lyte, Xzibit und Outkast war und wie ihn Hip Hop bis heute prägt. Über den unterschätzten Wert von gutem Service, weshalb die Dramaturgie eines Events so wichtig ist und warum Essen politisch ist. (04:00) Passkontrolle (09:45) Klischee-Check (23:45) Straßenszenen in Ghana & Lieblingsstöcke in Deutschland (38:55) Weiße Menschen, Kein Respekt vor Lehrkräften, Vater kennenlernen (55:25) N-Wort, Rap-Auftritte & Erste Party für NYC (1:28:30) Blicksprache, Schwarzer Mann, Lehrerstory (1:50:00) Hidden Locations & African Food Festival https://www.hidden-locations.de SUPPORT: Halbe Katoffl unterstützen: https://halbekatoffl.de/unterstuetzen/ Paypal: frank@halbekatoffl.de Steady: https://steady.page/de/halbekatoffl/about Überweisung/ Dauerauftrag: Schreib an frank@halbekatoffl.de | Stichwort: KONTO PODCAST WORKSHOP & BERATUNG https://halbekatoffl.de/workshops/

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