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The Impact PodcastMinisode: Lisette Conquers LeukemiaLisette's Story:Donate here: https://pages.lls.org/voy/nyc/nyc23/lwattersIn November of 2001, around the time of Thanksgiving, my family and I took a trip to Syracuse but quickly returned back home because my younger sister, Caroline, was becoming extremely weak and lethargic. She was taken to the hospital immediately where the doctors found her blood count was dangerously low and the doctor's had to do a bone marrow biopsy. On December 6th 2001, at the age of 2, Caroline was diagnosed with Acute Myelogenous Leukemia, also known as AML.AML is a...2023-05-0113 min

The Impact PodcastFalafel Time InterviewI had the pleasure of meeting Qutaiba Hassoon for the first time in January with my friend Salim. On my first encounter, I knew right away that Qutaiba and his family were something special. They treated me like family despite only meeting me for the first time and I had a heartwarming experience at their restaurant from their kindness. The second time I met Qutaiaba is when I interviewed him on his journey to starting a restaurant in Portland, Maine. If you are ever in the Portland area, you absolutely must go to this restaurant for amazing Iraqi food...2022-04-1314 min

Africa CheckDiisoo Ngir Aaru EP 21 (Emission avec théâtre radio en wolof) : Covid-19 et résistance aux vaccinsThéâtre radiophonique en wolof "Diisoo Ngir Aaru", épisode 21 : Covid-19 et résistance aux vaccins RESUME : Dr Diop, médecin du centre médical couvrant la zone où résident Modou et sa famille, sollicite Bigué, relais communautaire, pour une campagne de sensibilisation face à la réticence des habitants à se faire vacciner contre le Covid-19. Bigué s'en ouvre à Fanta et ses amies Marième et Awa, réunies pour leur tontine. Les mères du quartier se montrent bienveillantes en écoutant le plaidoyer de Bigué, mais elles agissent différemment une fois que la jeune femme a le dos tourné. Se vaccineront-elles...2022-03-1455 min

Africa CheckDiisoo Ngir Aaru EP 08 (Emission avec théâtre radio en wolof) : Vaccination contre le Covid-19Théâtre radiophonique en wolof "Diisoo Ngir Aaru", épisode 8 : Vaccination contre le Covid-19 RESUME : Baye Ndiaye, le père de Modou, est convoqué à son centre de santé pour son vaccin contre le Covid-19. Son injection se passe bien. Mais à son retour à la maison, il se sent mal. La femme médecin qui l'a vacciné le rassure : ce sont des effets secondaires, comme cela peut arriver, mais les vaccins sont sans danger et se faire vacciner permet de se protéger contre les formes sévères de la maladie. Modou, qui nie l'existence du Covid-19, jure que c'est faux et veut aller dén...2021-12-1356 min

The Impact PodcastS2 EP 7 (BONUS) | "The Rubber Band Ball of Life" by Mamadou DiawIn this special bonus episode for Season 2, I share the commencement speech that I delivered at the class of 2020 Bowdoin Graduation. While graduation was delayed over a year, being able to share fun memories with friends was truly a delight. In my speech called "The Rubber Band Ball of Life" I speak about the many fun and difficult experiences bands that we collectively endure and collect over time, and how crafting our rubber band ball of life until our heart is content, allows us to achieve whatever we might put our minds to.Youtube Video: https://youtu...2021-09-2906 min

The Impact PodcastS2 EP 6 | "Fortuno" w/ Tobi Omola, Ellis Laifer, and Eli KoskoffFortuno is comprised of three — Ellis, Eli, and Tobi — whose shared proclivity for warm, nostalgic, ambient melodies has carried them from their hometowns along the East Coast to Los Angeles, where they now reside. The group coalesced in 2018 near the ragged shoreline of southern Maine, where Ellis and Tobi shared a music major, acapella group, and a cover band at a small liberal arts college. Eli, then a USC kid, jazz guitarist and former high school classmate of Ellis’, joined shortly thereafter. By the fall of 2018, the trio had released its first singles, Be/Feel, and began to plot a move...2021-09-1624 min

The Impact PodcastS2 EP 5 | "Niofarr" w/ Djamil Fall and Oumou SarrIn this episode, I spoke with the co-founders of Niofarr, which translates to "We are together" from Wolof. Niofarr is a consulting agency that desires to help small, African-owned businesses to find and scale up their market reach. Through understanding the potential and power of Africa, I spoke with Djamil and Oumou about their future goals and aspirations with their business and the ways they would like to drive impact in this space.Website: Theimpactpod.comInstagram: Niofarr 2021-09-0223 min

The Impact PodcastS2 EP 4 | "Stay Different" w/Jourden CoxIn this episode, I interviewed Jourden, an amazing friend from Highschool and a talented musical artist who is now signed to MBK Entertainment, the same label that musical artist H.E.R is also a part of. Throughout knowing Jourden, there was an energy that she brought wherever she went, and that was being uniquely different. From her intellectual lyrics to her smooth flow and cadence, Jourden is an artist to definitely be watching out for as her journey is definitely on the rise. Website: Theimpactpod.comYoutube: Jourden CoxCheck out Jourden...2021-08-2628 min

The Impact PodcastS2 EP 3 | "The Power of Education" w/George KhaldunIn this episode, I spoke with the co-founder of The Harlem Children Zone and The Institute for Urban Leadership. George took me back to his days at Bowdoin, finding his drive for education, and the ways he drives impact within Education. Website: theimpactpod.com 2021-08-1925 min

The Impact PodcastS2 EP 2 | "Core NYC" w/Daevon AdmanIn this episode, I invited my friend Daevon Adman to talk about his clothing company CORE NYC. From Daevon's musical influences, to creating a brand from scratch, this conversation has a lot of valuable insight that follows Daevon's journey and what it takes to run a clothing business. Website: https://theimpactpod.com/CORE NYC 2021-08-1118 min

The Impact PodcastS2 EP 1 | "The Innocence Project" w/Marvin AndersonFor the Season 2 Premiere of The Impact Podcast, I had the honor of speaking with Marvin Anderson, who serves on the Board of Directors for the Innocence Project and was exonerated in December 2001. Marvin spent 15 years of his life in prison for a crime that he did not commit. I spoke with Marvin about his life and the powerful perspective he shares with the Innocence Project along with his message of valuing each day as a blessing. Website: https://theimpactpod.comhttps://innocenceproject.org/cases/marvin-anderson/2021-08-0538 min

Dans la tête des hommesTounkan namo en Guinée : le débatSur le continent africain, la question de la nécessité de quitter son pays d'origine ou d'y rester fait l'objet d'un débat animé. Certains disent qu'il existe de nombreuses façons de réussir chez soi, d'autres pensent que ce n'est qu'en partant que l'on peut s’accomplir. Dans cet épisode de Dans la tête des hommes, Arwa Barkallah poursuit la discussion avec Mary-Noel Niba, la réalisatrice de "Partir ?", un documentaire sur la migration irrégulière en provenance du Cameroun. Mamadou Bah, journaliste d'opposition qui a fui la Guinée par l'une de ces routes m...2021-05-2713 min

Cry Like a BoyTounkan namo in Guinea: Unwelcome homeWhen young guys like Mamadou don’t succeed in their dangerous adventure from West Africa to Europe, they’re often not welcome back home. Why is there such pressure on men to succeed and how does this affect women? In this episode, Khopotso Bodibe continues his conversation with a South African lawyer and rights activist Sharon Ekambaram and Julie Kleinman, a US anthropologist and author of the book “Adventure Capital: Migration and the Making of an African Hub in Paris”.This show has been produced with Khopotso Bodibe in Johannesburg, South Africa. Naira Davlashya...2021-05-2716 min

Dans la tête des hommesTounkan namo en Guinée : la route de l’enfer"La route de l'enfer”, c'est ainsi que les invités de cet épisode décrivent ce qui se passe sur les itinéraires de migration clandestine entre l’Afrique et l’Europe via la Méditerranée. Dans cet épisode de Dans la tête des hommes, Arwa Barkallah discute avec Mary-Noël Niba, la réalisatrice de "Partir ?", un documentaire sur la migration irrégulière en provenance du Cameroun. Mamadou Bah est un autre invité de ce podcast. Il est journaliste d'opposition et a fui la Guinée par l'une de ces routes migratoires. Cet épisode a été...2021-05-1315 min

The Impact PodcastS1 EP 6 | "Unboxing the Sneaker Connoisseur: Jacques Slade"For the Season Finale, I had the honor of speaking with the amazing Jacques Slade. I would usually always check out unboxings of sneakers on his Youtube channel for years so it was really a lot of fun just getting the chance to talk to him. From the importance of storytelling to hearing more about some of Jacques' great moments, I learned about the importance of being a self-starter and really pushing yourself to be the master of your own craft, no matter what that might be. 2021-04-2917 min

Cry Like a BoyTounkan namo in Guinea: The AdventureFana is 18 but he feels he became a man at the age of 12 when he decided to go on an adventure and leave his home in Guinea, seeking a better life in Europe. Unlike our previous hero Mamadou, he made it to France. But what is the price he had to pay for his success? With original reporting and editing by Makeme Bamba in Conakry, Guinea and Naira Davlashyan in Loches, France. Marta Rodriguez Martinez, Lillo Montalto Monella & Arwa Barkallah in Lyon, Mame Peya Diaw in Nairobi, Lory Martinez in Paris, France and Clitzia Sala in L...2021-04-2918 min

Dans la tête des hommesTounkan namo en Guinée : l'aventureFana n'a que 18 ans mais il a le sentiment d'être devenu un homme à l'âge de 12 ans, lorsqu'il a décidé de partir à l'aventure et de quitter sa maison en Guinée, à la recherche d'une vie meilleure en Europe. Contrairement à notre héros précédent, Mamadou, Fana est arrivé en France. Dans cet épisode, nous explorons ce qui arrive aux tounkan namo, les aventuriers, qui réussissent… et à quel prix. Cet épisode a été ponctué des œuvres musicales de Ba Cissoko. Un grand merci à notre guide reporter Makemé Bamba à Conakry, en Guinée qui a concocté ce reportage a...2021-04-2919 min

The Impact PodcastS1 EP 5 | "Shoutouts!" w/Ben HopkinsIn this episode, I invited my good friend Ben Hopkins to help me co-host and read some Impact Submissions that were a part of a gift card raffle. In these submissions, I asked participants to highlight an individual or set of people that have impacted their life in any way. With laughter and some great banter, Ben and I read through some very thoughtful messages to provide an opportunity for those that were written about to hear their praises and appreciation from the people who look up to them. 2021-04-2228 min

Dans la tête des hommesTounkan namo en Guinée : le hérosAprès la mort de son père, tout ce que Mamadou Alpha voulait, c’était sortir sa mère de la pauvreté et devenir son héros. Le fils parfait, l’homme de la famille. A 18 ans, il s’est lancé dans une émigration dangereuse vers l’Europe, qu’on appelle “l’aventure”, ou “tounkan” dans le langage local malinké. Des centaines d’aventuriers meurent en essayant de traverser la Méditerranée, en quête d’une vie meilleure. Mamadou, lui, a survécu. Pourtant, il considère son destin pire que la mort. Après des mois d’épuisement, de faim, et de trava...2021-04-1521 min

Cry Like a BoyTounkan namo in Guinea: The HeroAfter the death of his father all Mamadou Alpha wanted was to get his mother out of poverty and become her hero: the perfect son, the man of the family. At 18, he embarked on a dangerous migration route to Europe they call “the adventure”, or “tounkan” in the local Malinke language. Thousands of adventurers die trying to cross the Mediterranean in search of a better life. But Mamadou survived and was forcefully returned home. Yet, he considers his fate worse than death. In this episode, we used music by Ba Cissoko. With original reporting and editing by Makeme Ba...2021-04-1521 min

The Impact PodcastS1 EP 4 | "Give Yourself Grace" w/Awa Diaw and Maryama DiawIn this episode, I invited my two older sisters, Awa and Maryama, to talk about their career journeys and experiences. Having two accomplished older sisters was very grounding in my upbringing as they provided me with not only wisdom but also a helping hand whenever I may have tripped or needed extra support. This episode reaffirms that it is okay if you ever feel doubt or uncertainty, just know that you are capable and a lot greater than you may initially perceive yourself to be, as long as you give yourself grace.Check out the website: www...2021-04-1419 min

The Impact PodcastS1 EP 3 | "Make a Name For Yourself" UnderscoreIn this episode, I invited the founders of Underscore, a network that connects creatives of all disciplines to an ecosystem of artistry, community, and career-advancing opportunities. On top of gaining insight into why every creative should be tapping into this network, Joshua, Eddie, and Dante truly showed me what it means to be yourself and have a good laugh, while also providing valuable insight and knowledge that can be applied to almost anything that you do. Follow Their Instagram: www.instagram.com/underscore.aveJoin The Underscore Network: Underscoreave.com/creativesLearn About...2021-04-0836 min

The Impact PodcastS1 EP 2 | "New York City's Greatest: Max Martinez"This very special episode is in honor of Max Martinez, a close friend of mine who died by suicide on February 28th of last year. When thinking of the word impact, Max is one of those people that automatically comes to mind because he meant so much to so many people. He was one of the friendliest and kindest people that I knew and he would stop at nothing to make sure that you felt valued and heard anytime you spoke with him. I interviewed several close friends to speak about the impact Max had on their lives and...2021-03-3117 min

The Impact PodcastS1 EP 1 | "Breaking Barriers" Abdulaye NiangFor the season premiere of The Impact Podcast, I invited my cousin Abdulaye Niang, a force in fashion and a co-creator of his own brand "Kill Complacency". We sat down and talked about his aspirations, experience in the fashion industry, and what kind of impact and legacy he wants to leave with his brand and influence. Check out the website theimpactpod.com 2021-03-2516 min

Les Bonnes Ondes | Le Maroc en sons et en récitsRENCONTRE EN PAYS BAMANAN"Rencontre en pays Bamanan" est un documentaire sonore qui raconte l’aventure de 5 musiciens et un moqadem issus des 4 coins du Maroc, d’Agadir, de Casablanca, de Fès et de Taroudant partis, dans le cadre d'un voyage organisé par l'association panafricaine marocaine Afrikayna, à la rencontre d’une culture qui fait la jonction entre l’Afrique de l’Ouest et l’Afrique du Nord à Ségou, ancienne capitale du royaume Bambara au Mali. Ce voyage audio permet de vivre en immersion sonore l’histoire incroyable d’un voyage à la rencontre de certains rythmes, de certaines bribes de langues et de certains...2021-03-1235 min

The Impact PodcastSeason 1 TrailerSeason 1 starts Thursday, March 25th! 2021-02-2600 min