Helping you better understand the intriguing world of music, arts and entertainment through insightful discussions with African artists, creatives, executives, and entrepreneurs. Hosted by Folashade Anozie.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 1 hour 28 minutes
episode 7: Mimi Bartels on paying it forward, storytelling, remakes, and the business of filmmaking
Joining us to discuss the business of filmmaking is Mimi Bartels, General Manager at FilmOne Studios (part of the Filmhouse Group), the largest premium film distribution/production company in West Africa. Mimi has over 14 years’ experience in story d...
episode 6: Ojoma Ochai on The British Council, CcHUB, Infrastructure, Bitcoin & more
Our guest on this episode is Ojoma Ochai, Managing Partner of The Creative Economy Practice at the Co-Creation Hub. She joined us to discuss her professional journey with the British council, work as Co-founder and Managing Partner of the Creative Ec...
episode 5: Angela Anukam on Content Rights Negotiation, Talent Agreements, & more
Powerhouse media, entertainment, and business lawyer, Angela Anukam is our guest on this episode. Angela provides legal, compliance, and advisory services to businesses within the African broadcast media & content market. She is also the Legal Manage...
episode 4: Amanda Uzoagba on Film Contracts, Story Rights, & the Dance Industry
We're discussing television and film contracts, story rights, & the dance industry with Amanda Uzoagba. She’s an entertainment and intellectual property lawyer, creative business consusltant, educator, and a senior legal executive at EbonyLife Limited.
episode 3: Kayode Onimole on the journey from architecture and advertising to illustration
We’re discussing illustration. Our guest is Kayode Animole, a self-taught illustrator based in Lagos, Nigeria. He shares his journey to illustration, the growth of animation on the African continent, burnout, evolving workspaces, Nigerian brands, and...
episode 2: Adeola Akinmola on beans, African food culture, entrepreneurship & Corporate Ewa
Adeola Akinmola is our guest on this episode. She is a food entrepreneur based in Lagos, Nigeria. At the age of 19, she dropped out of university to start her business Corporate Ewa, an in-demand virtual restaurant focused on refining beans and showc...
episode 1: [Bonus] Lola Shoneyin on parenting, writing styles, and workshops
Here’s a bonus from our conversation with award-winning poet and author Lola Shoneyin on writing styles, workshops, and her parents nurturing her love of books.
episode 1: Lola Shoneyin on Ouida Bookstore, Publishing, & Community Libraries
For our first episode of 2023, we are kicking things off with Lola Shoneyin, the award-winning British-Nigerian author, poet, and festival organizer. Our conversation with her covered writer's workshops, setting up a bookstore in Nigeria, evolution o...
episode 14: Kunle Kuti on education, Fela, Kalakuta Museum, & creating a legacy
For our final episode of 2022, we're wapping things up with Kunle Anikulapo-Kuti, manager of Kalakuta Museum - former home of the legendary musician and activist, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. We discussed his background, the infamous Kalakuta Republic raids,...
episode 13: Ella Chikezie on Filmmaking, Climate Change, “Cross Line” and “Choke”
On this episode, we caught up with Ella Chikezie, an emerging, multi-award-winning filmmaker, writer, and creative producer based in Lagos, Nigeria. We discussed her filmmaking journey, receiving validation from Michelle Dede, climate change, her lat...