Podcasts about yele

Here's the latest news from the world of Omniglot. New language pages: Yele, possibly a language isolate spoken on Rossel Island in the Louisiade Archipelago in east of Papua New Guinea. Hamtai, a Southeast Angan language spoken in Morobe and Gulf provinces in Papua New Guinea. New constructed script: Pakis (Fern) Alphabet, which was created […]

This is my conversation with Jesse Pollak (creator of Base), Ben Leventhal (founder/CEO of Blackbird), Julian Holguin (CEO of Doodles), and Yele Bademosi (cofounder/CEO of Onboard).Timestamps:(00:00:00) - intro(00:00:50) - Jesse Pollak, Base(00:09:41) - how the Base team is structured(00:17:25) - how the mission and strategy came together(00:27:43) - the focus in year two(00:35:38) - Ben Leventhal, Blackbird(00:39:35) -  the restaurant P&L(00:43:36) -  identity and payments(00:51:25) - Flynet as an L3(00:53:11) - building an economy(00:55:46) - the current era of crypto(00:57:27) - Julian Holguin, Doodles(00:59:40) - the status quo and the new model(01:09:36) - people want to be a part of something(01:18:22) - Yele Bademosi, Onboard(01:23:48) - being an entrepreneur in Nigeria(01:29:34) - building Onboard(01:34:45) - outroLinks:Jesse Polak: (https://x.com/jessepollak)Base: https://www.coinbase.com/, https://x.com/baseBen Leventhal: https://x.com/benleventhalBlackbird: https://www.blackbird.xyz/, https://x.com/blackbird_xyzJulian Holguin: https://x.com/jholguin Doodles: https://www.doodles.app/, https://x.com/doodles Yele Bademosi: https://x.com/YeleBademosi Onboard: https://www.onboard.xyz/, https://x.com/OnboardGlobalInto the Bytecode:Twitter - https://twitter.com/sinahab Farcaster - https://warpcast.com/sinahab Other episodes - https://intothebytecode.com Disclaimer: this podcast is for informational purposes only. It is not financial advice nor a recommendation to buy or sell securities. The host and guests may hold positions in the projects discussed.

In this episode, Dr. Yele Aluko, Chief Medical Officer and Managing Director at EY Americas shares insights into his background, why there is a lack of trust in American healthcare, how leaders can help mitigate that mistrust, and more.

İsveçli bilim insanları tarafından yapılan 3 haftalık deneye katılan kişiler beslenmelerinde hiçbir değişiklik yapmadan nasıl haftada yarım kilo verebildiler?

I- Geçmişi deşmeyelim” Hastanenin bahçesi tenha. Oysa dün doluydu. Sanki bir kafeterya gibi işlekti. Önümde bir kadın ve bir adam peyda oldu. Hızlıca yürüyüp onları arkamda bırakabilirdim. Ama nemli havada hızlı yürümek pek akıl kârı değil. Sanki onları takip ediyormuşum gibi yürüdüm birkaç adım. Adamın cep telefonu çaldı. Eski Nokia çalışı. Bir telefon ile geçmişe dönülebilir mi? Dönülebilirmiş. Adam telefonunu aradı ceplerinde. Kadın adamı beklemedi. Sonunda adam hem yürüyüp hem telefonunu aramaya devam etti. Kadın sanki kendi eliyle yerleştirmiş gibi “Yeleğinin iç cebinde” dedi. Adam karısının yardımını teşekkürle kabul edip sırtındaki giysinin ceplerine bakmak yerine “Yelek mi var sırtımda!” diye itiraz etti. Kadın sıkışık trafikte stop etmiş otomobil gibi zınk diye durdu. “Rüştü o sırtındakine ne deniyor!?” diye üst perdeden haykırdı. Bu esnada telefon çalmaya devam ediyor. Hay aksi ayakkabımın bağı çözüldü. Tıpkı filmlerdeki takipçiler gibi. Ayakkabısını doğru dürüst bağlayamayanlara dair iki cümle sarf ettiğimden bu yana neredeyse her sokağa çıktığımda ayakkabımın bağları çözülüyor. (Tashih etmeye kalkmayınız lütfen. Ayaklarımın bağı değil ayakkabılarımın bağı çözülüyor.) Ben bağcıklarla uğraşırken, kadın “Hanımefendi bakar mısınız?” dedi. Bağcığı beceriksizce kör düğüm haline getirdikten sonra baktım. “Şu şeyin adı ne sizce?” diye sordu. Adam itiraz etti “Yahu montun adı sizce bizce diye değişir mi!” dedi. Adam belli ki mont dememi bekliyordu. Ama üzgünüm, kadın haklı. Mont değil, yelek. Fakat bu gerçeği tartışmakta olan karı kocaya söylemek istemedim. Bu esnada telefon çalmaya devam ediyor. “İnternete girip yelek ve mont diye yazarsanız görseller size çok fikir verir.” dedim. Adam görsellerin kendisinden yana çıkacağından adı gibi emin “Çok iyi fikir, itiraz etmek yok” dedi. Kadın “güleyim bari” dedi. Bana dönüp “Başına gelecekten haberi yok” dedi benim de kendisine katılıp “Yelek elbet” dememi bekleyerek. Kadına tebessüm edip iyi günler diledim. Telefon sustu. Onlardan önce ben merak ettim telefon ile arayanı. Birkaç saniye sonra telefon bir daha çaldı. Arayan aynı kişi miydi? Sesleri duyulur duyulmaz kıvamdaydı. Onları monttu, hayır yelekti atışmasında bırakıp yürüdüm. Gittikçe azalan sesler adamın “geçmişi deşmeyelim geçmişi deşmeyelim” diye en yüksek frekansta seyreden sesine bıraktı yerini. “Geçmişi deşmeyelim...” Adamın cümlesi bir romandan satırlar bırakıp gitti zihnime. II- “ZAMAN SIĞINAĞI”

R&B recording artist Wyclef Jean wants to make a difference in his home country of Haiti. After a devastating natural disaster, Wyclef's charity Yele Haiti became a man-made catastrophe. See Visual Aids from today's show when you sign up for the True Crime Feed Newsletter!If you enjoyed today's show, please leave a rating & review:Apple Podcasts: True Crime Feed-Spotify: True Crime Feed-Website: thetruecrimefeed.com-Email: angela@thetruecrimefeed.com-Facebook Discussion Group-Twitter: @TrueCrimeFeedX-Instagram: @TheTrueCrimeFeedAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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Mary Asaba, artistically known as ASABA, is a female Cameroonian Afrosoul/Afropop singer, songwriter, and state registered nurse. Her music is soulful Afropop, with clear influences from Makossa and Njang. As a State Registered Nurse, she came into music by doing backing vocals for top Cameroonian acts such as Daphne, Mr. Leo, Salatiel, etc. In 2020, she got signed to Starfish Entertainment which launched her career as a lead performing artist with the release of her single Yele, and since then has released a couple of singles and her first official EP in 2022 titled ”LIGHTER”, which featured acts such as Mr. Leo, Mic Monsta, Locko, Kameni and Cleo Grae. Her biggest challenge growing up as a young girl was insecurity, not feeling beautiful enough in her own skin and it limited her passion and drive. Music became her safe haven and her voice. Through music, she aims to be that voice that reaches out to people, be their strength, hope, and comfort, and encourages them to embrace themselves in whatever form, shape, and size. Our Website: www.solangeche.com Thanks for your support. You can connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, or send us an email at hello@youcanbeanythingpodcast.com. Also, you can connect with Solange Che on Facebook (@Solange Che) and Instagram (@solangeche1). Thank you!

Leading with tenacity and purpose and demonstrating clinical excellence is the trademarked brand of my next guest Dr. Yele Aluko. He has a laser-sharp focus to withstand the daily struggles of a career cardiologist and medical consultant.  Dr. Aluko has an impeccable preparation, education, and clinical intelligence legacy.Yele Aluko MD, MBA is Chief Medical Officer in EY Americas Health Advisory practice. He advises health system C-suite and senior executives on strategy and business operations and provides insight into megatrends confronting the health industry. He is a proven physician executive and corporate leader with an astute understanding of strategy that develops competitive advantage for healthcare organizations. As Director of the EY Center for Health Equity, he leads EY teams in designing customized strategies, solutions, and competency building for health sector value chain participants seeking to achieve Health Equity.  Before joining EY in October 2016, he practiced cardiovascular medicine for 25 years at Novant Health. In this southeast regional integrated healthcare system, he led enterprise clinical integration strategy, operations management, and care delivery within the heart and vascular service line across the fifteen-hospital health system footprint.  He obtained his MBA from Wake Forest University School of Business, Interventional Cardiology Fellowship from the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Invasive Cardiology Fellowship from Cornell University Medical Center, General Cardiology Fellowship, and an Internal Medicine Residency from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University. He obtained his Doctor of Medicine from the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.  He is certified by the American and Canadian Boards of Internal Medicine and the American Boards of Cardiovascular Medicine and Interventional Cardiology. He is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology (FACC), and the Society for Cardiac Angiography and Interventions (FSCAI).  He is an Advisory Board member at Harvard Business Review, Honeywell Healthcare Solutions, and Children's National Hospital and is co-chair of the Health Equity Advisory Board at the International Well Building Institute.Let us Welcome Dr Yele Aluko to the Follow The Brand Podcast Where We are Building a 5 STARF Brand That You Can Follow!

Different communities in Nepal celebrate New Year as per their historical and cultural significance. The Rai community's new year is denoted by "Yele Dong", while Ubhauli and Udhauli festivities also hold strong importance. Bharansher Rai from Gippsland, Victoria says he aims to pass on his culture to the future generations, as much as possible. - नेपालका विभिन्न समुदायले आ-आफ्नो इतिहास र पात्रो अनुसार नयाँ वर्ष मनाउने गरेका छन्। राई समुदायको नयाँ वर्षलाई यले दोङ्ग भनिने गरिएको छ। यस दिनसँग उभौली र उधौली पर्वको इतिहास जोडिएको पाइन्छ। अस्ट्रेलियामा रहेर आफू बाँचुन्जेलसम्म भावी पुस्तालाई सिकाउने प्रयास रहेको भिक्टोरियाका बासिन्दा भरन्शेर राई बताउँछन्।

This episode is also available on YouTube - https://youtu.be/EZ2Rp1tOW6Y Today on the Techpoint Africa Podcast, our Managing Editor, Emmanuel Paul, sits with our Senior Reporter, Bolu Abiodun in the studio. Bolu shares insights and his opinions on the tragic happenings with Nigerian startup, Nestcoin. He breaks down some of the facts and answers popular questions that have been asked. To advertise or promote your brand, visit this link or send an email to business@techpoint.africaExplore the fintech in everything at The Fintech Summit 2022Timestamps00:00 - Intro00:39 - A little backstory02:21 - Why did Yele keep all of Nestcoin's money with FTX?05:40 - What's being done for laid off staff?06:18 - Why keep the money in FTX and not Binance?07:33 - What has Nestcoin built so far?11:44 - Is crypto dead?Useful linksAfrican Web3 startup, Nestcoin, to commence layoffs with investments caught up in FTX crashFTX started with $200, grew to $32bn, and collapsed in 2 weeks. Here’s how it happenedThis episode was produced by Ogheneruemu Oneyibo and Gracious SedeEmail us your feedback at podcast@techpoint.africa. Visit www.techpoint.africa for more stories.Music - Beach by MBB

Mr Let's talk SA basketball Junior Yele will close the show as we look back at the Gauteng Basketball Indaba that took place this past life weekend.

BOLDNESS CREATES OPPORTUNITY My father had plans for me but I wasn't keen on that... he wasn't very happy to support me. For a lot of young Africans this statement isn't new to them. It's not easy chattering your path against your parents' will. So many questions are already asked to us in the startup world about the description of our work and for a lot of us there's really no easy way to explain. Yele Oyekola is most certainly not a stranger to this reality however unlike most, he isn't one to back down from his ambition and one word we can use to describe him is decisive. From financing his own studies in the UK against his father's wishes, to getting into fintech in the UN, to working at Carbon and finally co-founding Duplo a B2B buy now pay later product in Nigeria, Yele's story is one of resilience, boldness and absolutely giving zero care to what others think. "The worst that can happen is you'll get broke, but you'll be fine" Can we acquire this attitude? Join him and Mark as they delve into how Yele made money through shoe making to pay for his school and his experience learning about fintech from the ground up. Enjoy.

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Today I am honored and privileged to have on the show with me the Award-Winning Fashion Designer Ms. Yele Adelusi, founder and owner of Yelestitches. Yele is a Nigerian-born designer living in Baltimore, MD with a passion for all things fashion! She follows her personal motto “Fortune favors the prepared.” Though she attributes much of her success to her Christ, her husband, and her mentor she prepared for this journey to transform the entire fashion industry into believing African Fashion is Luxury Fashion. Yele trusts that her hard work and God will expand her territory. She is a true trailblazer taking the fashion industry by storm. Contact Yele at: facebook: Yelestritches.Collection Instagram: @yelestitches www.yelestitches.com

Vision, passion, and love are three flames of the same fire that burns inside us. In order to have vision you must be passionate and love what you're doing; in order to love you must be passionate and have vision for a long term commitment. Passion is something that you can't manufacture, and the vision and love for fashion design is what Yele passionately puts into her creations at Yelestitches. Listen as she talks about moving from Nigeria to Baltimore, how early success motivates her to work harder, and some words about the DMV's entrepreneur scene. Local Color is hosted and produced by Jason V. and is distributed by Your Public Studios. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yele Bademosi is a Tech entrepreneur and investor who is passionate about helping his home continent of Africa. Yele studied Medicine at King's College London before opting out to focus on technology entrepreneurship. He is the co-founder of Nestcoin, Founder of Bundle and Founding Partner of Microtraction. He was also a director at the venture capital arm of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance. In this episode, Yele speaks to me about his journey into entrepreneurship, his passion for investment and cryptocurrency. He also sheds light on the solutions Nestcoin will be providing to expose Africans to the benefits and possibilities of Blockchain. Connect with Yele https://www.linkedin.com/in/yelebademosi ----------- This series of Founders Connect has been bought to you in partnership with #AfricaVerified, a new news channel that was set up to seek out and amplify factual stories from reputable and trustworthy news sources. Their flagship #BeyondTheHeadlines video series is a deep dive into the topics and issues that really matter to Africa today – check it out for yourself at https://www.youtube.com/c/africaverified --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/founders-connect/message

Happy new year and Welcome back to the Open Circle Podcast! We are happy you've joined us for this weeks episode titled “New Year, Better me” In this episode Mary, Blossom, Yele, and TJ discuss; The idea of “New Year New Me” Does the new year motivate you How do you see yourself Working on character Building yourself How to renew your mind How to effectively set your goals What we are working on this year Thanks for watching this episode and we hope to see you next time.

S1E4: Hosts Gil Bashe and Gregg Masters welcome Chief Medical Officer at Ernst & Young, Yele Aluko MD MBA, for a discussion on the significance and impact of the social determinants of health, its slow uptake by the acute health system, missed opportunities, and rightful mitigation of health disparities and equity. Dr Aluko speaks candidly, with global insight preferring a balanced perspective unique to his leadership vision as a prominent national voice in the conversation. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play HealthcareNOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

On Health UnaBASHEd our guest is Yele Aluko MD MBA, Chief Medical Officer at Ernst & Young @EY_US @EYnews. Lead host Gil Bashe (@Gil_Bashe) engages Dr. Aluko in the profound significance and impact of the social determinants of health, and its slow uptake by the acute care health system, noting missed opportunities - decades in the making - to rightfully mitigate health disparities and equity. Dr Aluko speaks candidly, with global insight proferring a balanced perspective unique to his leadership vision as a prominent national voice in the conversation. We also discuss innovation writ large and the imperative healthcare leaders face under the current strain of the pandemic. Follow Dr. Aluko's and E&Y's work on Twitter via @YAluko, @EY_US and @EYNews, respectively. ==##==    

I have to tell the listeners the truth. I had the most amazing time tonight interviewing Yele. She is very inspirational and full of life. Our conversation was like two friends catching up. We definitely laughed alot. Yele was born and raised in Nigeria and she now resides in Maryland. She has been sewing professionally for 3 years now. When I asked Yele what was her fun fact, she told me, she could sing...I can't wait to hear her..Yele is taking the fashion scene to a whole new level. She is making her own original patterns that honor the textile history of Nigeria within luxury fashion. Yele is ready to share the history of her amazing patterns with outlets seeking to be the first to put herself on the rise to fame. She has her own slogan "African Fashion is Luxury Fashion." Yele has a YouTube channel that she helps people to learn how to sew. She has her own magazine and so much more. Yele loves fashion and she wants to make other people look good and feel good about themselves. She wants to show the world that Nigerians are coming. She is very passionate and motivate. Yele wants to train future designers on the essentials of the trade with a few life hacks to keep production. I asked Yele how will people find her, she told me everywhere...Google Her..lol.. I must say her clothing line is the BOMB!!! Her spring/summer collection is coming out soon..definitely watch out for that. You can follow Yele on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Tik Tok at @yelestitches and you can go to her website at http://www.yelestitches.com/ if you want to book her you can go to Sheena D. Palmer www.scubedproductionsinc.com THANK YOU FOR LISTENING AND SUPPORTING THE PODCAST. PLEASE FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM, LINKEDIN, FACEBOOK AND ALL MY SOCIAL MEDIA AT CARAMEL LUCAS...

Week 95, episode 95. At this point you guys know who they are and what they do...Your WCW's MCM is just himself on this one and the debonaire douche seems like he's on his regular sensitive shit lol. No but seriously in this one the fellas freelance, talking about Halloween...how it seems everyone goes from that day straight to Christmas ignoring Thanksgiving!! They talk of Elon Musk speaking of food.....and even bring back up Sharkeesha(where is she?)!! Either way...press that play!

Today, we chat with Yele Bademosi, CEO at Bundle Africa, the Africa-focused social payments app for cash and crypto, aiming to drive crypto adoption in Africa and bringing more economic freedom and prosperity to all Africans. Yele is focused on developing the blockchain ecosystem in Africa, accelerating Africa's transition into a sustainable and developed economy by leveraging capital, innovation, and policy.He is a Founding Partner at Microtraction, which funds Africa's most remarkable teams at early-stage startups across multiple sectors including finance and cryptocurrency... In this episode, Yele Bademosi tells us the story of his journey, his evolution, and reinvention. Now let's head over to Yele.

Yele Aluko is Chief Medical Officer at EY, a role he has held for close to 4 years. He is Co-Chair, Health Equity Advisory, at the international Well Building Institute, an Advisory Board Member at the Children's National Hospital and a Board Member at the Wake Forest University School of Business. He has worked as a Cardiologist in hospital settings for over 30 years. Yele was born in Nigeria and we start with when he first realized his calling to be a doctor. We trace his journey to the US and how at the beginning he went through a difficult integration into life there - with little social capital locally and few relationships. We move to his journey to cardiology and his experience in hospital settings, and ultimately to what led him to move away from bedside medicine into matters of medical policy. True to the mission of this podcast series we examine the issue of diversity in medicine, and Yele discusses the concepts of "missing persons" in medicine - the gap in representation of people of color at every level of medicine and the trickle down effects that this causes in terms of access to health care, trust in medical professionals and healthcare equity. We discuss initiatives to eliminate bias, and whether they work, and why they often lack sufficient "buy in". This rich discussion is part of our Fiftyfaces Nigerian Voices series which will be released later in July. We are releasing it now as a counter narrative to that espoused by the podcast by the JAMA of February 2021 that questioned whether systemic racism in medicine existed.

In this episode, we speak with Yele Bademosi - founder of social cryptocurrency app Bundle Africa & founding partner of early-stage Africa-focused VC firm, Microtraction. Yele discusses his journey from medicine to technology - learning design, code, marketing and eventually venture capital. We also discuss the opportunity for crypto to transform Africa and how Yele measures startups to invest in at Microtraction. Speaking with Yele is Olabinjo Adeniran, Co-founder and Growth Partner at Futrue Africa. Invest In The Future is a live fireside chat series by Future Africa to learn from prolific angel investors who have invested in and built some of the world's most impactful technology companies. Future Africa connects investors to mission-driven startups looking to turn Africa's most difficult challenges into global business opportunities. Learn more about Future Africa at www.future.africa The content of this podcast is not to be regarded as investment advice.

On this episode of the State of Innovation, we chat with Yele Adelakun, Professor at DePaul University's College of Computing and Digital Media (CDM), and Founder of DePaul's iD-Lab. We discuss his journey from Nigeria to Chicago (by way of Finland); his research on IT systems and outsourcing; as well as the groundbreaking work of DePaul's iD-Lab. 

On this fun Friyay edition of the show, we got chatting about lending and paying back money, dominion vs partnership in relationships, integrity in work/business, appreciating the value of gospel artists financially, and our #Fav4TunesOfTheDay Hosted by TOLA, Nessa, Victor, Olufunke, Toyosi, and a special guest appearance by Yele. Excerpt from The Praise O'Clock Show

In this episode, I was joined by Yele, a great friend of mine. We spoke about his conversion from Islam to Christianity as well as some personal struggles he's dealt with. We also discussed different approaches when it comes to evangelism as young Christians and how we can show love to everyone. You can find Yele's testimony video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ni5TashVnTo&t=24s . Be blessed as you listen and remember that it's Kingdom Over Culture, always. For more meaningful content, follow ChuksCast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chukscast/

In this episode, we talk about cryptocurrency with the Co-Founder and CEO of Bundle, and the Founding Partner of Microtraction, Yele Bademosi. Beyond trading and price volatility, what is it about crypto that excites Yele and so many others on the continent?Throughout the series of episodes, we're exploring the entrepreneurs in start-ups digitizing informal and fragmented industries on the continent. And despite the technological underpinnings of cryptocurrency as a whole, many of the buying and selling processes and use cases of crypto today are still quite informal and fragmented. In this episode, we hear from Yele about the work Bundle is doing to build products and use cases that make crypto more accessible, affordable and help bring it into the mainstream.For those less familiar with crypto terminology, we have also published a crypto glossary to define many of the terms used in this episode. Check it out here: https://theflip.africa/crypto-glossary/4:21 - First question, on consumer education in largely cash-based economies. 10:36 - The macro dynamics - such as devaluation of the Nigerian Naira - that help make the case for crypto adoption.14:41 - Bundle's origin story and the goals for the business.20:22 - An exploration of use cases for crypto beyond trading and speculation. 26:47 - A conversation on DeFi, or decentralized finance. 32:42 - On a grand scale, what kind of impact can crypto - and Bundle - have in Africa? This episode is part of our conversational series sponsored by MFS Africa. MFS Africa's competition is with cash, and throughout this series, we'll feature other startups and entrepreneurs who are digitizing, better organizing, and aggregating analog and fragmented industries.Follow The Flip on social media @theflipafrica. 

Welcome to "The Open Circle Podcast" Where we discuss Jesus, Youth and Culture from the perspectives of Young Irish Christians looking to discover, learn and develop through our conversations. In this episode we discuss : - If it matters how we are seen online - If we should be posting more christian content on our social media platforms - How to merge your sacred life and your normal on social media Hope you enjoy the Podcast episode! Don't forget to follow us on our IG & Twitter: IG @Opencircledublin Twitter @Opencircledbn speakers: King David, Precious, Aurelia & Yele

El ego no es malo, pues es necesario un poco de ego para alcanzar cualquier meta que te quieras trazar. Lo malo es el exceso de ego, pues ese es el que empieza a generar problemas no solo en tu vida sino también en la sociedad.

This episode features Yele Aluko, Chief Medical Officer at EY. Here he discusses his career, Immigrating to the US, his thoughts on vaccine rollout, healthcare leaders he admires, and more.

Yele Bademosi is CEO at Bundle social payments app and the founder of investment firm microtraction. Akin Sawyerr is involved across the industry and leads operations at BarnBridge.  Over the course of October 2020, the world’s attention became firmly fixed on a growing movement in Nigeria. With the hashtag #EndSARS, the movement was, on the one hand, about addressing police brutality. On the other hand, as our guests discuss, it was a broader awakening and a demand for generational economic opportunity. At one point, even Twitter founder Jack Dorsey called for people to donate bitcoin to help the movement.  In this conversation, Yele and Akin discuss: The state of the economy in Nigeria leading into the protests Generational differences in political action  Why the #EndSARS protests exploded into action in October Why the movement turned to bitcoin to avoid bank confiscation  How crypto can play a role in a brighter future Find our guests online: Yele Bademosi - twitter.com/YeleBademosi Akin Sawyerr - twitter.com/AkinSawyerr

When the Nigerian government shut down protestors’ bank accounts, bitcoin and crypto became a way around. This episode is sponsored by Crypto.com and Nexo.io.Yele Bademosi is CEO at Bundle social payments app and the founder of investment firm Microtraction. Akin Sawyerr is involved across the industry and leads operations at BarnBridge. Over the course of October 2020, the world’s attention became firmly fixed on a growing movement in Nigeria. With the hashtag #EndSARS, the movement was, on the one hand, about addressing police brutality. On the other hand, as our guests discuss, it was a broader awakening and a demand for generational economic opportunity. At one point, even Twitter founder Jack Dorsey called for people to donate bitcoin to help the movement. In this conversation, Yele and Akin discuss:The state of the economy in Nigeria leading into the protestsGenerational differences in political action Why the #EndSARS protests exploded into action in OctoberWhy the movement turned to bitcoin to avoid bank confiscation How crypto can play a role in a brighter futureFind our guests online:Yele Bademosi - twitter.com/YeleBademosiAkin Sawyerr - twitter.com/AkinSawyerr

WE BACKKKK!!!  Yes that’s right The Cast of LIFE is back and in full effect.  This week your favorite and most unapologetic podcasters @itsjustmugga @fortunate_agmg and @empireesco aka King Hoff for those not blessed with an IG, take on the topics of the week and then some in the type of conversation only the LIFERs would understand.  So grab your vices and pour your drinks and tune in then tell a friend to tune in and do not forget to share and turn on post notifications.  Also cannot forget to tune into the Facebook video session available for streaming on YouTube every Wednesday on the LIFECast podcast YouTube page.  Rip to all the young and good lives we have lost and heaven has gained.  Condolences to the families as well.

WYHA? Podcast Episode 16 - #ENDSARS ft. YezziTV This episode is a somber once, we discuss the troubles that Nigeria is experiencing with police brutality and the abolition of S.A.R.S. We also have our brother Yele on to tell us about his testimony and we really applaud him for his bravery! Instagram: @yelerahman - Twitter: @yezzibaba - Youtube: Yezzi TV Share your thoughts with us and let's keep the conversation going! Follow us on Instagram: @wyhapod - Follow us on Twitter: @wyhapod - Watch the full episode on YouTube: WYHA Podcast

Yele Bademosi is the CEO of Bundle Africa, a social payments app, and a founding partner of Microtraction, which funds African tech. He was previously a director at Binance. We chat about building tech infrastructure for Africa and the current #EndSARS protests in Nigeria. https://twitter.com/YeleBademosi Donate to https://twitter.com/feminist_co EndSARS List: https://twitter.com/i/lists/1315885436129218560 https://twitter.com/RhysLindmark https://roote.co

This is the second part of my conversation with Yele Bademosi, you can listen to the first part of this conversation in the last episode of this podcast series. Apart from being the founding partner at Microtraction, Yele is also the founder and CEO of Bundle a social application for cash and cryptocurrency transactions. Yele is the first person I go-to for any question I have on blockchain and cryptocurrency.In this episode, Yele and I discussed his previous role as a director at Binance LB and his highly optimistic views on blockchain and cryptocurrency in Africa. We also discussed his thought on credit and other alternative funding instruments for tech startups apart from equity. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.In this episode we discussedHow economic development in Africa is like telephone technologyCapital formation, advantages of blockchain technology and how value is created through crypt(12:54)The role of credit in the African tech startup ecosystem (18:59)How to build an organization; learning from the Binance Model (28:15)QuotesCredit is taking a bet on the futureCulture is important, but organization structure is as importantRecommended BooksLoonshotsTractionHigh output managementThe libertarian mindThe lean startup

My guest today is Yele Bademosi. Yele is the founder of Microtraction, an angel investment platform that funds Africa's technology entrepreneurs in their early stage. Microtraction is one of the most active pre-seed investment firms in Nigeria.  Yele and I have known each other for some time. We've worked together closely in the past, when he became the first person to join my previous company, Starta, barely a few weeks after it was founded in late 2015. It is quite fitting that Yele is the first guest on season 4 of this podcast after a long break. We recorded this episode in late 2019, before COVID, so a lot of the things we talked about might be out of kilter with the current post-COVID world realities. This is the first of the two-part interview. In this episode, we talked about how he started his career and why he left medicine to pursue a whole different path. We also talked about leadership, growth and how good relationships often create a funnel of positive serendipity. I hope you'll enjoy this episode as much as I did.In this episode we discussed;How he left medicine to pursue his Startup dreamHis first idea for the Nigerian market and why it failedThe hype around blockchain and the possibilities it holds for the African startup ecosystemYele's definition of success and what growth looks like in tech startupsIf regular management hacks can work for the new tech startupsThe role good relationships played in his journey and what it means for upcoming generationsThe two things new tech founders should focus on in their early stage and why

In this episode of the state of crypto brainstorm, the Amun team (Hany Rashwan, Hansen Wang, and Lanre Ige) came together to discuss the impact crypto and blockchain technology could have across the continent of Africa. The external guest this week was Yele Bademosi — Director and Ambassador of Africa at Binance Labs. It is important to note that it is impossible to develop a coherent thesis for the whole of Africa — the world's most diverse and multi-faceted continent — so instead this episode will mostly focus on Nigeria, where both Yele and Lanre are from. One narrative which has been consistent throughout the history of crypto has been the concept of "Banking the Unbanked" especially with reference to the continent of Africa. There has been the hope that crypto could in some way act as a way to allow for people to store their wealth in a censorship-resistant way — especially in cases where their was a generally lack of faith in their public institutions — or facilitate cross-border payments and remittances payments.  Especially since the rise in prominence of the next generation of stablecoins such as Dai or Celo — or even Facebook's Libra — the argument has been made that these kind of crypto products will help "Bank the Unbanked in Africa". However, a problem with this is that often many of those within the industry have touted crypto as offering solutions (and then created such solutions) without first properly understanding the problems. There's no doubt that Africa — the world's youngest continent — has an almost unbounded potential to grow and countries like Nigeria have begun to show their potential as the new hubs for innovation and financial technology. However, I think it's important first to step back and properly understand, in crypto's case at least, what problems there are to solve for those within the crypto industry and the different modes of thinking we can adopt to create better solutions. In this episode, Yele and the Amun team discuss Yele's thesis for crypto in Africa, touch on the various problems that crypto can actually help solve, and analyze what the main impediments to crypto adoption in Africa are. Stayed tuned. Reading Materials: Binance Podcast — Blockchain Continent is Happening in Africa (w. Yele)  United Nations — Africa Could Be the Next Frontier for Cryptocurrency Africa Digital Asset Framework — An Open-source Map to the Pan-African Blockchain Ecosystem Cointelegraph — Crypto in Africa: Opportunities and Challenges, Explained Dether — The State of Crypto in Nigeria  This podcast is presented by BlockWorks Group. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at: blockworksgroup.io

My African cliché of the day is a number. 1 billion. This will be the number of young people under 18 years old, on the African continent by 2050 according to the projections by the United Nations. Africa will then own 40% of the children on earth. This number is described as a threat according to the chants of neo-Malthusianism such as the current French president. But this number is above all, an opportunity for Africa, because it represents the promise of millions of African fantastic inventors, entrepreneurs, farmers, musicians, historians, geeks and so and so... . It’s up to you to tell me if they are, and to think about all the African geniuses who are already maker the continent happy and proud, who are honoring it around the world, such as Matthew Ncube, in London, a great friend of this podcast ; to think about those who are waiting to make their dreams come true, they will all bloom tomorrow before our eyes and deserve our support. And to you, to your own genius, which contributes in your way, to a standing and beautiful Africa. Beautiful like my 3 assistants of the day, Trevor-Jabali, Yele and Shola, they are, like millions of children here in the continent and across the planet , the inevitably magnificent future of Africa.

Born in Nigeria and educated in the UK, Binance Labs Director Yele Bademosi moved back to Africa to start his entrepreneurship journey. In this episode, Yele shares his unique experiences and perspectives — the African startup and investment landscape, and more importantly, blockchain adoption in the developing continent.

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Yele Bademosi is a Director at Binance Labs a fund and initiative to incubate, invest and empower top blockchain and cryptocurrency entrepreneurs, projects, and communities. Yele is Focused on developing the blockchain ecosystem in Africa, as well as sourcing/investing in blockchain projects and leading the Africa chapter of Binance Labs Incubation Program. Previously he was the Founder at Microtraction, a micro-vc firm funding Africa's most remarkable teams with technical founders at the earliest stages of their venture and helping them build enduring companies. On this episode you'll learn: -What are the most immediate applications of blockchain and cryptocurrency in Africa? -What does Yele mean he talks about the problem of market context in Africa? -What lessons did Yele learn during his time as the managing partner of Microtraction?  

Yele is a passionate team lead and avid community contributor. See the full episode notes on http://TorontoTechPodcast.ca

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Happy New Year! Hope you all are doing well. This podcast is dedicated to those who have suffered, offered services and donated time & money in the Haiti Disaster Relief. January 12, 2010 Haiti had a 7.0 earthquake... so a little music is needed as well as your donations at this time of need. For more info on how you can help please visit http://www.google.com/relief/haitiearthquake/ The following organizations are accepting SMS donations in the US only: SMS text “HAITI” to 90999 to donate $10 to Red Cross relief efforts SMS text “YELE” to 501501 to Donate $5 to Yele Haiti’s Earthquake Relief efforts SMS text "GIVE10" to 20222 to donate $10 to Direct Relief Ben Stiller's Save the Children project. Stiller Strong http://www.stillerstrong.org/ Wyclef Jean's Earthquake fund http://www.yele.org/   Drum & Bass, Dub mix by DJ DAVE TADA from Los Angeles, CA Peace & Music, @Rachael Download the 1indienation App http://bit.ly/1inapp

Geek is Chic is a podcast where technology is fashionable and practical. In episode 41 - Let's talk about twitter, again we'll talk about some of the new happenings in twitter. Here's the show notes for that episode of the podcast. Geek News Social Media Helping Haiti Text â??HAITIâ?? to 90999 to donate $10 to American Red Cross relief for Haiti, and/or text "YELE" to 501501 to donate $5 to help Haiti through Wyclef Jean's foundation. Podcast Recommendation This American Life Let's talk about twitter, again Do you have more than one twitter account? If you do, how do you use them differently? What are your thoughts on user lists? Are you using them? What's your favorite/or most disliked update to twitter? What is your favorite desktop client? What's your favorite mobile client? Steph Anna Twitter How to. Desktop Software MAC Tweetie PC Twitterlicious Both PC and Mac TweetDeck Seesmic Desktop Mobile Clients mobile.twitter.com/ iPhone/iPod Touch Tweetbird Tweetie 2 Tweetdeck BlackBerry UberTwitter Social Scope Android TwiDroid Windows Mobile PocketTwit Email Solutions TwitterMail Browser Solutions TweetTabs Firefox Plug in TwitBin What's popular on Twitter? Top 100 - Twitterholic Top Images, links and blogs, Video and audio Tweetmeme Searching Twitter TweetFeel Visualization of Twitter TwitterVision Shows public timeline of tweets as they come in on a world map Twistori Screensaver Video TwitStream TwitVid How long have you been tweeting? What's your influence? Find out with Klout Website Recommendation Twitter follower Management: Refollow Geek In You Geek Is Chic is a podcast where technology is fashionable and practical. One of our favorite things is to interact with you. Be a part of the show, and share the geek in you, with me. Send suggestions for what we should cover on our next episode! The show ended with "Come around" by Stars go dim. Special thanks to my friends at Ariel Publicity. Leave us a comment www.geekischic.org listener line (786) 693-2290 email contact@geekischic.org