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 12: Lawrence Meju on Mental Health, Art & Architecture, and Creativity
Lawrence Meju is a visual artist based in Lagos, Nigeria. He draws inspiration from people around him, daily interactions that portray human connection, and his hunger to create unimagined worlds. His works have been exhibited at the 2022 Adidas flag...
episode 11: Rosalyn Aninyei on Africlassicalmusic, Lagos Opera House, & Exporting African Culture
Rosalyn Aninyei is a violinist and social entrepreneur based in Lagos, Nigeria. She is the founder of Vesta Violins, Nigeria's first violin repair workshop, and The Vesta Orchestra, an independent Nigerian-based orchestra dedicated to the promotion o...
episode 10: Music Contracts, Split sheets, Building Leverage and Legacy Planning with Temitope Salami
On this episode, I spoke with Temitope Salami, one of the leading entertainment lawyers in Nigeria, about music contracts, split sheets issues, and copyright battles across Africa’s music industry: Nomcebo Zikode/Ntimela Chris Chauke/ vs Master KG (‘...
episode 102: Chukwuka Osakwe | Navigating Nollywood, BTS Film Photography & Treatment of Film production crews in Nigeria
Pause and take a quick second to think about how you generally get to know about an upcoming film. Is it through the trailer or film still? For a lot of people in Nigeria, their first exposure is most likely usually through the trailer. Film stills g...
episode 8: Animation, Social Media Algorithms, African Narratives, & Funds with Israel Obasola
Israel Obasola is our guest on this episode. He's a self-taught animator and illustrator based in Lagos, Nigeria. Israel is committed to creating digital animated content on various topics and sharing them with a global audience. His skits on TikTok ...
episode 7: Feso Adeniji on pole dancing & burlesque in Nigeria, stereotypes, and virtual reality fitness
Feso Adeniji is our guest for this episode. She is the Founder and Manager of Red Caramel Dance and Fitness, an exotic dance and fitness studio based in Lagos, Nigeria, primarily focused on pole dancing and burlesque. We spoke to her about running a ...
episode 6: JAJ Da Meccadon: A quick chat with one of Africa’s pioneering broadcasters
Jacob Akinyemi-Johnson, popularly known as JAJ DA MECCADON, is one of Africa’s most influential broadcasters. He has been credited with launching the careers of many Nigerian artistes including 2face and Modenine, and is arguably your favorite Nigeri...
episode 5: Dimeji Bash Eyiowuawi on monetizing his love of plantain through Dodo Gang
At one point in our lives, we’ve heard the advice “just because you’re good at something or passionate about something doesn’t mean you should monetize it.” Dimeji 'Bash Aleee' Eyiowuawi doesn’t quite subscribe to that school of thought. He is a crea...
episode 4: Nkiru Balonwu on Harnessing Africa’s Creative and Knowledge Industries
Nkiru Balonwu, one of Africa's leading strategic communication and stakeholder engagement experts, joined us to discuss communicating Africa forward, her time at Spinlet Group, The Africa Soft Power Project, networking tips, and more.
episode 3: Fragile Dogubo: On poetry & preparing for your limelight
In celebration of Poetry Month, Nigerian spoken word poet, multiple poetry slam champion, and writer Fragile Dogubo joined us to discuss misconceptions about poetry, her stint as a rapper, earning a living as a poet in Nigeria, and more.