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In a world full of challenges, these people are moving us all forward with interesting ideas and lifting us up with creative stories. The Key and the Kite podcast features interviews with thought leaders and storytellers. We take deeper dives into issues facing society today. Carter Headrick hosts with Adaobi Oniwinde. The Key and the Kite theme song and music is from the Avey Grouws Band.
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Who Cares… podcast gives exclusive access to charity leaders that are making an incredible impact on their community. We explore why charity leaders started their charity, the work they are doing, the challenges they face and the future of the third sector. We also look at how businesses, politicians and charities can work together. Each episode features a different charity leader from around the world that TEAM LEWIS Foundation has supported through its local causes scheme.
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"Pages with Joy" is a podcast on self-reflection. Join Joy as she shares her personal journey, thoughts, and experiences through the pages of her life. Each episode, Joy invites listeners into her world, sharing stories that explore the highs and lows of life and offer insights into how to navigate them with grace and purpose. Whether you're seeking inspiration, a fresh perspective, or simply a moment of connection, "Pages with Joy" is the perfect companion for anyone on a journey of self-di ...
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‘After the End ' has an intriguing opening line. The opening sentence, Yishau later revealed in the riveting chat we had with him, is a deliberate attempt to draw readers in. Welcome to the scandalous, polyamorous world where Demola leads on two women and Yishau serves us the right dose of suspense and secrets. This episode is almost chaotic- in a …
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Our guest, Adesuwa O’man Nwokedi is one of the few authors of romance novels from Africa- Nigeria to be precise. Loved by a burgeoning community of hopeless romantics who enjoy her writing for its resonance, Adesuwa has indeed carved a niche for herself in a genre that is somewhat perceived with levity on the continent. In this episode, we focus on…
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This episode is one to remember for the candid conversation and insight we gleaned from our guest. Author, 'Where is your wrapper?', Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi is more than just the former first lady of a south-western state in Nigeria. She is one of Africa's most vocal feminists and gender equality advocates. It was quite hard choosing which essays to fo…
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I do not come to you by chance is one of those African fiction books, we’d recommend in a heartbeat. Relatable, great plot and nuanced, Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani says she wanted to tell a story that is reflective of the people around us. Published in 2009 and soon to hit the big screen as an executively produced film by Genevieve Nnaji, we’re delighte…
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We had an incredible conversation on grief with Onyi Nwabineli. Focused on her debut, Someday Maybe, this episode is healing as well as honest. Onyi's willingness to share beyond the book is refreshing and left us anticipating her next book- Allow me to introduce myself. Listen in and get all the scoop on her writing journey and 2024 new release.…
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At the worth reading podcast, our strong commitment to promoting an egalitarian society runs deep. Hence, our focus on spotlighting African literature at its finest. It is only right that the Black History Month does not go by without us commemorating it. To help us do justice to this year’s BHM theme is our guest Ola Awonubi - author of A Nurse’s …
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We had a number of questions for Michael Afenfia on this episode. The author of the best selling “The Mechanics of Yenagoa”, answered them all with gusto as we discussed his latest novel “Leave my bones in Saskatoon”. You’ll hardly run of out themes to explore when you read this page-turner of a book. Immigration also takes a center stage in our co…
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Our first dive into the fascinating world of fantasy fiction had to be with this debut by Umar Turaki. One thing 'Such a Beautiful Thing to behold' did for us is keep us on the edge from start to finish. Set in the beautiful city of Jos, Plateau state, North central Nigeria, you will be immersed in the culture and practices while oscillating betwee…
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After 11 episodes of the Worth Reading Podcast, Tobi and Seyi, did their first ever in-person recording. Guess their book in focus? Seyi’s all-time favourite fiction, “Everything Good will come” by the inimitable Sefi Atta. This episode is fun, full of bants and all the bookish excitement you’ve come to know the show for. We hope that you enjoy lis…
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Your favourite book connoisseurs are back with an all new season! What better way to start the season than with all-time fave - Ayobami Adebayo. She’s the author of the bestselling debut Stay with me. We got her to share all the inside scoops and other exciting details about her latest book— A Spell of Good Things. Make sure to listen till the end,…
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Perhaps, a better title for this episode should have been ‘The Reminisce Episode.’ This is because we were super pumped to look back with uttermost joy at how far we have come. It’s Episode 10! Pinch us!! Arguably our shortest episode yet, our goal for this episode was clear- share the highlights of the entire season, appreciate some key players on…
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Love in Winter Wonderland is a Young Adult fiction written by Abiola Bello. Set in Stoke Newington, two teenagers come together at Christmas to save a struggling black, independent bookstore from going under. Tobi and Seyi explore this book with the award winning British-Nigerian author, Abiola Bello. We get to know more about her writing journey, …
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On this episode, Tobi and Seyi sit with Nike Campbell to discuss SARO, her most recent book. Set in historical times and chronicling the slave trade, her book explores the realities of a family's journey through royalty, forced slavery, and finding their humanity again and heritage. Nike held nothing back as she laughed heartily and even sang. SARO…
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How about some music inspired short stories? Yes please! Chimeka Garricks is no stranger in the Nigerian Literary space. From his banging debut "Tomorrow Died Yesterday" released over ten years ago to his more recent anthology, we thoroughly enjoyed meeting the man behind the compelling stories that make grown-ups tear up. Born in Dublin, buttered …
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Few fictional works leave a strong aftertaste like Tomorrow I Become A Woman. From rekindling an interest in an eroding part of Nigerian history, to evoking the urgent need to eradicate domestic abuse; this female manifesto is an important book. We sat down with the phenomenal author Aiwanose Odafen to discuss the characters in her debut and found …
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What does it mean to be Nigerian? What does it mean to hail from the most populous black nation in the world? Twenty four of the finest Nigerian writers attempt to capture this from varied angles in this complex portrait - a beautiful chaos of a country we love so dearly. This episode is special for obvious reasons. It is sombre, bittersweet as Tob…
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Nothing beats getting a glimpse of the behind the scenes of a formidable brand you love. It is like tasting fine wine and accurately predicting its core ingredients. That is what it feels like reading 'Leaving the Tarmac: Buying a bank in Africa' and learning about the events that led to the making of Access Bank Plc. On this episode, Tobi & Seyi s…
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Catch Seyi and Tobi bring the poet out of his lyrical nest on this new episode with Tolu Akinyemi (popularly known as Poetolu). You've probably stumbled on his poems on Instagram; drawn long pauses after reading them or stirred a conversation with friends overs his profound but simple lines. Poetolu knows his onions and has ironically become the fa…
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Seyi and Tobi got Nikki May very comfortable to share a bit about her "Nigerianness" as they discussed her debut - Wahala. On the wahala episode, the Nigerian-British author let us in on her childhood, her characters, her writing process, and her excitement about Wahala being adapted into a 6-part TV series on BBC. This episode is such a fun one, w…
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The mission of Lost Animal Souls Shelter is to protect and re-home all stray cats and dogs in need. For the final episode of the 'Who Cares...' podcast from TEAM LEWIS Foundation, we welcome Kavindran Ganasan, Co-Founder and Treasurer of the organization. Join TEAM LEWIS hosts, Kyle and Reuben, as they learn about the vital work of this charity to …
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Meet your virtual book connoisseurs for all things books written by authors of African descent. Let Tobi Eyinade (The BookLady NG & co-founder @rovingheights) and Seyi Adebiyi (BD Guru & unrepentant bibliophile) bring all the vibe and excitement you need to decide which books are worth reading. Through the most conversational author interviews and …
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The Julian Campbell Foundation’s goal is to improve the lives of young people through early intervention and education of mental health. In the latest episode of TEAM LEWIS Foundation’s ‘Who Cares…’ Podcast, Jacqueline Campbell, Founder of Julian Campbell Foundation, talks about the charity’s work providing practical and emotional support to help c…
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Pathfinders Hong Kong aims to achieve one mission; to ensure the safety, protection, and future of vulnerable children and migrant working mothers. In the latest episode of TEAM LEWIS Foundation’s ‘Who Cares…’ Podcast, Adaobi Joy Onuike, Partnership Manager and Core Member of the Systemic Change Team, talks about the work Pathfinders is doing today…
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This week, we are joined by Alison Battisson, Founder and Director Principal of Human Rights for All. Alison’s years as a corporate lawyer exposed her to a part of society that is hidden in the shadows; refugee detention centers. Her experiences led her to establish Human Rights for All, a non-profit organization that works to legally liberate and …
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Since 1998, Jo Roberts, Director and Chief Executive of Wilderness Foundation UK, has dedicated her life to healing nature and people. Download and listen to the latest episode of TEAM LEWIS Foundation’s ‘Who Cares…’ Podcast and hear Jo’s story. Find out about the incredible work her organisation does, and the impact nature can have on our physical…
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This week, TEAM LEWIS host Kyle is joined by co-host, and fellow TEAM LEWIS colleague, Zapporah Turner. Hear Kyle, Zapporah, and this week's special guest, Joe Schipani, President and Executive Director of Flint Public Art Project, as they discuss the power of public art. Listen to discover how this wonderful organization works to reinspire, revive…
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In this episode, TEAM LEWIS host Kyle welcomes two extra special guests to the microphone; founder and CEO of The Music Man Project, David Stanley, and Samuel Dean, CEO of TEAM LEWIS Foundation. Listen to discover how this incredible organization uses the magic of music to change the lives of people living with learning disabilities.…
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In 1989, when Ingar Kristiansen attended ”The Ultimate Event” in Oslo (a concert featuring Liza Minelli, Sammy Davis Jr, and Frank Sinatra), he knew instantly that he wanted to be a part of the crooning experience, one way or another. However, ten years passed by before he started performing songs with different big bands in the Oslo area. And this…
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Brian Bonner became chief editor of the Kyiv Post on June 9, 2008. He took on the additional responsibilities of executive director on March 21, 2018, following the purchase of the newspaper by businessman Adnan Kivan, owner of the KADORR Group in Odesa, Ukraine. Kivan fired him along with the entire staff on Nov. 8, 2021. Bonner announced his reti…
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Vanessa Weisbrod is the Director of Education and Community Engagement for the Boston Children’s Hospital Celiac Disease Program where she works to build a robust community engagement and education program. Vanessa comes to BCH after 12 years as the Director of the Celiac Disease Program at Children’s National Hospital in Washington DC where she le…
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Today on The Key and The Kite, a conversation with Emmy nominee, casting director, Kate Caldwell.Kate has experience in many areas of casting having worked the studio and network side at ABC Television and on both voice-over and live-action feature films at 20th Century Fox Feature Casting.Her favorite, though, is being in the trenches of independe…
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“Forget political stereotypes: This history-making legislator is unapologetically progressive, is insistent that state government can be bipartisan (even now), and wants to transform the criminal justice system.“ - 5280 Magazine. Leslie Herod is the first LGBTQ African American in Colorado’s General Assembly. Her Dad works in law enforcement. When …
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As a service provider, standing out shouldn’t be difficult as long as you pay attention to details. In this episode, I shared 6 ways you can stand out as a service based business. Have other ideas? Share with me! Sign up for 100 days of Personal Branding here: https://joyeneghalu.com/100days --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.c…
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As we approach the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we visit with Kevin Tuerff. Kevin's experience of being stranded in Gander, Newfoundland was one of the true stories that inspired the Tony award winning musical, "Come From Away." It is also the basis for his book, "Channel of Peace, Stranded in Gander on 9/11. Kevin is using his experience …
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Relationships are supposed to feel good and be filled with picture-perfect moments, but they’re also about knowing that the person you’re choosing, is choosing you. 😊❤️--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/DrAdaobi/support
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Every relationship has its problems but what makes it perfect is when you still want to be there when everything sucks. Your relationship should be a safe haven; not a battlefield!!😌💥💃🏽 You're welcome!🤗❤️--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/DrAdaobi/support
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Shey if them ghost you, you go like m?🥺 No reason m abeg! E no too make sense!🤗 I have sha provided solutions in the little way I can.💃🏽 Ngwa click the play button sharplyyyyy and enjoy your weekend!🤗▶️ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/DrAdaobi/support
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I was having a conversation with a friend about two weeks ago and she kept on ranting about awkward conversations with certain people which is mentally exhausting!🥺😭 Listen to this beautiful episode make you fit jazz up immediately if you dey this table!😎🤓🥳💃🏽--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/DrAdaobi/support…
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Attraction is so much more than looks for women and I'm so glad Adannaya (Chispire) agrees with me. Our Nigerian network also played along because we recorded this miles apart and trust me.. You don't wanna miss this episode!😌💃🏽👩🏽‍💻 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/DrAdaobi/support…
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In this episode, I reviewed the book 'Who Moved My Cheese' with Adaobi Ezeadum, Fear Strategist. Her insights are so powerful. Listen now. ** GET THE FREE EMAIL COURSE ON THE NO BULLSHIT APPROACH TO ESTABLISHING THOUGHT LEADERSHIP ** https://joyeneghalu.com/fec **CHECK OUT THE TOOLS I USE DAILY AND RECOMMEND** https://joyeneghalu.com/tools **SIGN U…
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