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Overthinking Thisembarrassing situations that keep you up till 3Embarrassing situations add spice to an overthinker’s life in the worst way possible. Staying up till 3 at night thinking about it, replaying the same moment over and over again, overthinking what you could have done differently and cringing at how you reacted. For people who overthink all the time these situations are even more difficult and terrifying. As an overthinker myself I too spend a lot of time thinking about embarrassing moments but I have found 3 ideas for myself that help me process embarrassing situations faster and I am going to be sharing the same with you on th...
2026-02-0709 minOverthinking Thisall I do is make to-do listsHonest confession guysss I am terrible with time management To-do lists scare me But I have got to get things done and be productive regardless So after some overthinking here are some methods that keep me on track regardless of my terrible relationship with time If you are someone like me who cannot follow schedules and time tables then you will find this episode super helpful You can also watch this episode on YouTube- https://youtube.com/@overthinkingthispodcast?si=pMWbKbUyaMHNkxPS
2026-01-0717 minOverthinking Thiscan’t move on / let go / stop obsessing over someone?Hi Bestie, I know you’ve been having trouble either moving on/letting go or you are constantly obsessing over someone. Well I think you are judging your self worth based on how much they want you. Sounds complicated I know but let us talk about it on this episode. You can also catch the episodes on Youtube- https://youtube.com/@overthinkingthispodcast?si=1Dsgru5dKuN7hVU8Follow the podcast on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/overthinkingthispodcast?igsh=MWlyOHdiaW80czdoNw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
2025-12-3016 minOverthinking ThisJealous when your partner goes out without you?Hi guys, it took me some time to get this episode up but hopefully it will be worth it. We are all trying to be the ‘green flag partners here’, but let us be honest. Sometimes you can feel jealous or insecure when your partner is going out without you even if it is with a bunch of friends. So this episode, let us have a chat. From trust issues to FOMO, this is not a advice session just a candid chat. I hope you enjoy listening to the episode.🔗 Stay connected:YouTube...
2025-11-2721 min
The Circle: The Queer Men's Embodiment PodcastThe Warrior Within: Courage, Discipline, and Heart with MJ OshinThe Warrior archetype is one of the most iconic—and misunderstood—expressions of masculine energy. It’s the part of us that acts with courage, protects what’s sacred, and stays disciplined in pursuit of something greater than ourselves. But when disconnected from heart and purpose, the Warrior can turn destructive—hurting others or collapsing into self-erasure.In this episode of The Circle, Eric and Tim are joined by MJ Oshin—a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and active paramedic—to explore what it means to embody the Warrior with integrity. Together they unpack:The difference between strength and d...
2025-10-161h 05Overthinking Thisasking for the reassurance you deserve in a realtionshipDear Overthinkers, 💌When you find yourself caught in an overthinking spiral, a few words of comfort can mean everything. In this episode of Overthinking This, we explore the world of reassurance in relationships — what reassurance truly is, why overthinkers need it, the various types of reassurance, how to ask for it without guilt, how to give it to your partner, and when to establish healthy boundaries.If you’ve ever wondered “Am I asking for too much?” or “How do I give reassurance without losing myself?” — this episode is for you.✨ Se...
2025-09-2617 min
Kratom StoriesEp 75: Inside the Kratom Industry: Emy & Oshin of Jaya Kratom Share Their JourneyIn this episode, Emy & Oshin of Jaya Kratom share an insider view of the industry, from their field research in the rainforests of Borneo to building a Portland shop dedicated to education and transparency. They open up about what it was like living with farming communities, how Kratom supports families and preserves the rainforest, and the challenges they've seen firsthand in an industry often clouded by misinformation. We also dive into myths about "strains," the difference between large container shipments and small-batch sourcing, and why freshness and single-origin practices matter for consumers. Emy & Oshin's journey offers a...
2025-09-121h 05
The Quiet Ones Podcast: Sleep Stories, Sleep ScienceSleep Story: Garden of Whispers – E1: Oshin and the Garden of Whispers | A Fantasy Sleep Story for Adults🌙 Sleep Story: Garden of Whispers – E1: Oshin and the Garden of Whispers
A Fantasy Sleep Story for Adults | The Quiet Ones Podcast
Embark on a tranquil journey with Oshin as he discovers the magical Garden of Whispers—a hidden world where calm voices, gentle winds, and healing peace await. In this episode, Oshin awakens to a realm of serenity, offering solace to those seeking rest and relaxation.
✨ Perfect for fans of gentle fantasy, magical realism, and soothing bedtime tales, this episode is designed to ease your mind and guide you into a restful sleep.
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2025-04-0541 min
Dr. Gianni Faelens#065 - Oshin Derieuw - Olympisch Bokster - 'Be Your Own Legend'Haar ex-coach vond dat vrouwen niet thuishoorden in een boksring. Fast forward: dit jaar werd Oshin Derieuw de allereerste vrouwelijke Belgische bokster ooit op een Olympische Spelen! Oshin werd vijfde op de afgelopen Olympische Spelen in Parijs.
In onze podcast hebben we het onder meer over:
- over haar moeilijke jeugd
- over hoe boksen een uitweg was
- over de connectie tussen een coach en een atleet
- over de goede en slechte tijden op de Olympische Spelen- over het motiveren van jonge meisjes
- over...
2024-12-231h 14Overthinking Thishow to date an overthinkerAre you an overthinker who is in a relationship or are you in a relationship with an overthinker? Don’t worry I am both of those things and I also understand how things can get complicated sometimes. Hence for a while now I have been making a note of things that have helped me and my partner maintain a healthy relationship and I am talking about the same in detail in this episode. Points I talk about-⭐ Communication ⭐ All feelings are valid or actions are not⭐ Be a good lis...
2024-12-1516 minOverthinking Thishow to glow up for the new year 2025No honey December is not the month to take a step back and relax, it is the perfect time to prep for the new year. Enter the winter arc and prepare to make the next year your best yet. Whether you believe in new year resolutions or not, it is always good to build some new productive habits. But why December and what to do to activate the highest version of yourself? Tune in to find out because Oshin is talking all about it.Instagram - oshinitis & overthinkingthisbyoshin
2024-11-2514 min
In The Shed with RyanE65 - Acting on your passion with Victor OshinE62 - Acting on your passion with Victor Oshin.What if you could transform your creative journey by stepping into the mind of an actor who's left an indelible mark on your life? Join me as I invite you into "The Shed," where we explore the vibrant and personal world of a gifted actor who has helped shape my own path. We journey through our shared memories—working side by side at Proud Camden, experiencing the thrill of festivals, and conquering a running challenge together. As we celebrate his stellar career, from gripping TV pe...
2024-10-161h 02Overthinking Thisadulting tasks I hateOshin loves the idea of growing old but she doesn’t love some things that she has to do now as an almost 21 year old adult. From figuring out why she is sick for the 100th time to bizarre doctor visits, from skin not behaving to changing bedsheets, she is venting on behalf of all those who are new to this adulting thing
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2024-07-2908 min
A Moment of Clarity#05 - Oshin Derieuw'Een boksschool? Ik wist zelfs niet dat het bestond.' Als kind droomde Oshin Derieuw van een leven als marinebioloog, na het zien van Free Willy wilde ze het liefst van al tussen de orka's zwemmen. Het leven liep anders: deze zomer vertegenwoordigt Oshin ons land op de Olympische Spelen, als allereerste Belgische vrouwelijke bokster ooit. Voor minder dan een gouden medaille trekt ze niet naar Parijs.
Voor de vijfde aflevering van A Moment of Clarity trokken wij naar Kuurne, waar Derieuw samen met haar vrouw Charlotte woont. Onze eerste aflevering op verplaatsing. We kwam...
2024-06-1838 min
What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanRemembering Abimbola Ogunbanjo and His Vision of Transforming NigeriaThis episode is dedicated to the memory of the late Abimbola Ogubanjo, former head of the Nigerian Stock Exchange and an esteemed figure in Nigerian corporate law, who died in a helicopter crash in California on February 9. The crash also claimed the lives of the CEO of Access Holdings, Herbert Wigwe, his wife, and son. Their legacy continues to resonate around the world. Our conversation with Abi, a pivotal force in Nigeria's legal landscape, sheds light on the transformation of the Nigerian Stock Exchange and the evolving specialization within the legal profession. Abi's unique journey from banking t...
2024-02-2849 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the Caribbean"Switch It or Ditch It": Taking Charge of Your Career and Life!When your career is no longer fulfilling, it's time to explore how to switch it or ditch it, says author, human resources expert and executive coach Dr. Shelley Cameron, who joins us to illuminate the path to success and work-life balance. Dr. Cameron unpacks her empowering book, "Your Career: Ditch It or Switch It," which not only provides insight into the success strategies of African American and Caribbean American leaders but also doubles as a practical workbook for your own journey. If you're at a crossroads in your career, seeking to navigate through the complexities of leadership, or simply...
2024-01-0552 min
Campus 10178Talking patient-centric MedTech with Dr. Oshin BehlIn this episode of Campus 10178, host Tammi L. Coles sits down with Dr. Oshin Behl, a clinician turned MedTech innovator and venture manager at ESMT Berlin's DEEP Institute and Creative Destruction Lab (CDL). Dr. Behl discusses her transition from medical practice to MedTech, highlighting her passion for developing patient-centric products in the healthcare technology sector. Dr. Behl shares her role in nurturing deep tech innovations at ESMT Berlin, particularly through the CDL program, which aims to bridge the gap between deep tech innovation and commercial success in the MedTech field. She emphasizes the importance of deep tech...
2023-11-2722 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanAuthor Maurice M. McCallum: Blending Jamaican Folklore and Fantasy in New NovelEver wanted to decode the mysteries of the Caribbean fantasy genre? Our riveting exchange with author Maurice M McCallum gives you an insider's glimpse into this captivating world in his novel, "Return of the Owl." In an intricate blend of Jamaican folklore and fantasy, McCallum weaves the tale of the Ol Hige, a shape-shifting witch, alongside three young protagonists on a quest to uncover a nefarious secret. McCallum speaks candidly about his passion to exert Caribbean stories and perspectives in the fantasy realm, ensuring a rich, diverse narrative."Return of the Owl" by Maurice M. McCallum is...
2023-10-1143 min
Leveraging AI30 | Unleash the Power of Your Business Data: An Actionable Guide To Training Models Leveraging Company Data. With Mayo Oshin, Founder & CEO Siennai Analytics, a private chatbot development companyCould AI Really Transform Your Business Overnight?In this episode, we have expert Mayo Oshin to reveal how you can leverage your existing data to unlock transformative growth.We uncover the step-by-step process to implement AI in your business and start seeing results fast. From goal setting to data preparation to model training, you'll learn the full playbook.Topics we discussed:✅ Why starting with a clear business goal is crucial✅ Taking stock of your data across structured, unstructured, proprietary and public✅ Data cleaning and preparation best practices✅ Model selection: custom v...
2023-09-191h 03
Overthinking This3 things Indian parents hateExpressing love and affection is not as common and normal in Indian households as expressing hatred is. Thus when at Ayushi's birthday party I noticed how her father was also passionately against putting more than one candle on the cake like my father usually is; I knew we had to rant about it. From having too much fun to ordering food outside, we are venting on your behalf about things Indian parents hate for no reason.Have fun listening!-OshinInstagram- @eyeayushigautam @oshinitis
2023-08-2007 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanKadian Snow: Writing to HealSeveral traumatic experiences encouraged Jamaican author, Kadian Snow, to follow her therapist's advice to write about her experiences. Four books later, Kadian is living her best life and looking to help others to heal through writing by coaching writers through the process of writing. Her books, all of which are available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble, include: Black Woman is Queen: Pamper Up "encompasses self-care and self-love tips for Black Women all over the world to start incorporating in their daily life in order to take care of ourselves a lot better in...
2023-05-3046 min
ShadeShade Shorts on curation with Péjú OshinAssociate Director Gagosian Gallery.Péjú Oshin is the Associate Director of Gagosian Gallery and curator of Rites of Passage the exhibition featuring work by nineteen contemporary artists who share a history of migration.Rites of Passage explores the idea of “liminal space,” a coinage of anthropologist Arnold van Gennep (1873–1957). It is structured in correspondence with liminality’s three stages: separation, transition, and return. Each of these phases addresses the act of movement, not only through individual experience, but also in the broader context of community. The exhibition examines the status of postcolonial Black identity, specifically...
2023-03-1518 min
SportiecastSportieCAST #6 - Oshin DerieuwThe noble art of boxing. Jawel, boksen als een kunstvorm. Zo omschrijft Professioneel boksster Oshin Derieuw uit Kuurne de sport die haar al zoveel bijbracht. Als één iets duidelijk wordt na dit gesprek, is het dat de handschoen opnemen louterend kan werken. Tweevoudig Gouden Handschoen Oshin is niet alleen een boegbeeld voor de Belgische bokssport. Ze wil er ook zijn voor de mensen die haar omringen, individuen of groepen die het - al of niet - moeilijk hebben. Professioneel via haar zaak 'Be Your Own Legend', persoonlijk gewoon door wie ze is. En verder: over haar genadeloze jab, hartjes op...
2023-02-211h 32What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanWhat's In Your Drinking Water?Dr. Catherine Ngila, Africa's leading expert on water technology, is on a mission to make clean drinking water a reality for people in Africa, particularly those in rural areas, but accomplishing that goal will require more than just her scientific skills and prowess. In the meantime, she is also devoting her energy to helping African girls and women become leaders in science and technology. The Kenyan-born scientist is the head of the Chemical Sciences Department at the University of Johannesburg. Her work focuses on applying nanotechnology for water purification. Dr. Ngila is passionate about water res...
2023-02-141h 04
Overthinking ThisWHAT 'SHAPE' ARE YOU? ft. author Sneha ShahEver spent your valuable time and energy, trying to figure out what type of a person you are exactly? Well put that worry away. Sneha Shah's new book: What shape are you? is your perfect guide to understanding yourself and others. As Oshin sits down with the author to chat about the book, all fun topics from shape-shifting to adaptability are discussed.
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2023-02-1009 min
Overthinking ThisWHAT 'SHAPE' ARE YOU? ft. author Sneha ShahEver spent your valuable time and energy, trying to figure out what type of a person you are exactly? Well put that worry away. Sneha Shah's new book: What shape are you? is your perfect guide to understanding yourself and others. As Oshin sits down with the author to chat about the book, all fun topics from shape-shifting to adaptability are discussed.
Follow the podcast for more such episodes and don't forget to rate it if you enjoyed it.
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2023-02-1009 min
Overthinking ThisWinter Season NostalgiaGrab your hot chocolates fellas!!!Because this episode we are talking about all things that remind us of winters. Gloomy skies, farewells, Christmas, snowfall, exam season, hobby classes and video games; there is just too much to unpack. Come along as we crawl back into hibernation with bonus stories from Oshin's adventures of learning how to drive.
2022-12-0318 min
Overthinking ThisWinter Season NostalgiaGrab your hot chocolates fellas!!!Because this episode we are talking about all things that remind us of winters. Gloomy skies, farewells, Christmas, snowfall, exam season, hobby classes and video games; there is just too much to unpack. Come along as we crawl back into hibernation with bonus stories from Oshin's adventures of learning how to drive.
2022-12-0318 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanYinka Rickford-Anguin Recounts the Story Behind Sierra Leone's 1994 Peace Concert, "Jamaa Fest"In December 1994, a peace concert took place in Freetown, Sierra Leone, during a civil war. You won’t find much information about it online, but you will find the story on Afropop Worldwide and here on Eyes on Africa, courtesy of Afropop Worldwide. In this episode, Yinka Rickford-Anguin delves into the story behind the making of Jamaa Fest and gives us a first-hand account of the show’s inception, evolution, aftermath, and legacy by one of the primary organizers of the concert in 1994. Jamaa Fest, Sierra Leone’s Forgotten Festival, first aired on Afropop Closeup, Afropop.org, in Septe...
2022-10-3122 minOverthinking ThisThe Great Indian ParentsA myth says that as soon as an Indian becomes a parent, one gains some skills that are only unique to the Indian parenting system. For eg; the art of throwing chappals accurately. Join Oshin in this episode as she sits to rant about things Indian parents do that don't make sense. From getting beaten over a sketch pen to why fear is their key weapon; this is not just a podcast but a medium of catharsis for all fellow Indian kids. Leave a rating if you like the episode and follow for more.Instagram @o...
2022-09-2315 min
Overthinking ThisThe Great Indian ParentsA myth says that as soon as an Indian becomes a parent, one gains some skills that are only unique to the Indian parenting system. For eg; the art of throwing chappals accurately. Join Oshin in this episode as she sits to rant about things Indian parents do that don't make sense. From getting beaten over a sketch pen to why fear is their key weapon; this is not just a podcast but a medium of catharsis for all fellow Indian kids. Leave a rating if you like the episode and follow for more.Instagram @oshinitis
2022-09-2315 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanTech Entrepreneur Segun Johnson Discusses the Plight of Small Business Owners in NigeriaThis episode features Segun Johnson, a young entrepreneur, who explains the struggles of small business owners in the tech industry in Nigeria. Segun owns Johnsonscode, a digital agency that does web development, graphic designs, and branding. Johnsonscode services clients from all over the world. It's no secret that entrepreneurism is the backbone of a growing economy. Over the years, entrepreneurism has fueled the economies of countries such as India, China, Brazil, and many Eastern European countries. Yet for the most part, despite its enormous youth population and high smartphone usage, many African countries lag behind. In...
2022-07-3143 min
ON AIR WITH SANJAY SILWAL GUPTA#186 - Oshin-Niti Returns with Sandhya KCNiti Shah is a model and Miss Nepal International 2017 winner, who has a short film called 'Female in Nepal,' and her most recent endeavor is a travel vlog series called 'Ethnic Exploration with Niti’. Sandhya Kc is an RJ, VJ, model, and actor who has appeared in films such as 'Kamale Ko Bihe,' 'Happy New Year,' 'Chakka Panja 2', and 'Katha Kathmandu.' And Oshin Sitaula is a VJ and emcee who began her career with M&S Vmag, hosted Voice of Nepal season 1, and has her own travel program, 'Travel with Oshin.' We discuss Ni...
2022-07-222h 36What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the Caribbean"The time has come to invest in different parts of Africa," Says New York City Pension Fund Trustee, Gregory FloydIn 2015, The New York State Common Retirement Fund, one of the largest US Pension Funds began investing in Africa-- with plans to invest as much as 3% of its assets on projects on the continent in the next five years to diversify its portfolio and boost returns. The New York City Employees Retirement System (NYCERS) may be following suit, according to Gregory Floyd, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 237 union and a NYCERS trustee.In this episode, Floyd discusses NYCERS’ investment possibilities in Africa and why he is committed to making it happen. Two years ago...
2022-05-3023 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the Caribbean"Because Your Life Is Worth Playing": How Scott Hilton Clarke Helps Leaders "Find and Live their Music"In this episode, we talk to Scott Hilton Clarke of Trinidad and Tobago. Scott is the Founder and Managing Partner of Inspiration Laboratories, a firm that is focused on advancing early-stage ventures and helping later-stage companies expand internationally.For over 25 years, Scott has been advising and inspiring senior executives and entrepreneurs to raise their level of personal leadership effectiveness. His work has revolved around helping leaders “find that thing which makes their heart sing,” and inspiring others to achieve their goals, dreams, and aspirations. Scott points out that:1. Employees of his clients frequently compl...
2022-03-0649 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanA Business Organization in Michigan is Connecting Africa to the Communities of the African Diaspora in the United StatesGlobal African Business Association, led by President and CEO Akindele Akinyemi, is on a mission to foster a pipeline for two-way business opportunities in community development between investors in Africa and those in the United States. Global African Business Association (GABA) accomplishes this by becoming a business education, business support network for African- and African-American-based businesses and investors and linking them with a municipality in Michigan and other cities in the United States and cities on the African continent. According to Mr. Akinyemi: "We come in as an organization to explain to those stakeholders and say, listen, yo...
2022-02-011h 07What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanAbi Ogunbanjo Talks about the Opportunities and Challenges for Investors and Government in NigeriaAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to batter economies worldwide, people around the world are reassessing the state of affairs and their country's wellbeing. In November 2021, Mr. Abimbola Ogunbanjo, the head of Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), hosted the first annual NGX Capital Markets Conference that brought together leading policymakers, financial experts, business leaders, investors, international development partners, and regulators to brainstorm ways to elevate the capital markets in Nigeria. Specifically, the conference explored ways to increase the collaboration among key players in the nation’s economy in order to drive productive investments that would accelerate an elevated and digitized capital mark...
2021-12-3148 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanA Dream Fulfilled: Camille Hastick Talks About Her Legendary Father's Legacy As a Caribbean American Business LeaderThe story of Roy Hastick is not your typical immigrant story. On arriving in New York from his native Grenada in the early 1970s, Roy had a dream beyond just improving his own economic status. His dream was to create access to business opportunities and wealth for people, particularly those in underserved communities so that their families have a chance to grow and to develop successfully. Roy Hastick accomplished his dreams and more before he passed away in April 2020. In this episode, his daughter, Camille, talks about her father's legacy and the brand new development of commercial and...
2021-12-0131 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanMañana Starts Today! Award-winning author Sandra Elaine Scott shares her joy of reading and writingIn this episode, What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the Caribbean brings you powerful and inspirational messages about life and happiness from Sandra Elaine Scott, an award-winning American author of adult and children’s books. Her much-acclaimed book, Mañana Starts Today! is an Amazon bestseller. She has appeared on several national and local news shows to discuss her books and other projects. She is a dynamic international speaker and coach who shares her joy of writing and life lessons. And being a boss author. Her best-selling strategies make her a highly sought-after presenter to spe...
2021-08-0851 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanPart 2: The Caribbean Mosaics: A Home Away from HomeWe continue our conversation with Dr. Fiona Vernal about an oral history project on the life and times of early West Indian settlers in the State of Connecticut. Dr. Vernal is an Associate Professor of History and Africana Studies, and Director of the Center for Engaged, Public, Oral, and Community Histories (EPOCH) at the University of Connecticut. In our previous episode, Dr. Vernal talked to us about her research and current exhibit called The Caribbean Mosaic: A Home Away From Home, which is an oral history of the Caribbean migration to Connecticut beginning in the 1940s. The exh...
2021-07-1444 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanThe Caribbean Mosaics: A Home Away from HomeThis is part one of two episodes on The Caribbean Mosaics: A Home Away from Home in which Fiona Vernal, professor of History and Africana Studies at the University of Connecticut, explains how West Indians became the largest ethnic group in one New England State. In this episode, Dr. Vernel takes us through the history of the West Indian Social Club and the migrant workers from the West Indies who founded it when they settled in the region in the 1940s. They came as guest workers from all over the Caribbean. Facing discrimination, they founded their own soc...
2021-06-221h 02What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanThe U.K.'s Hostile Environment: A Conversation with Colin Bobb-Semple, Part 2This is Part 2 of two episodes on the British Government's immigration policy called the "Hostile Environment Policy " that targeted UK's Black immigrant population and forced the deportation of thousands of Caribbean and African immigrants. In our last episode, British lawyer and University Law Lecturer, Colin Bobb-Semple explained what is now known as the Windrush Scandal, what caused it, and how UK’s Caribbean population from the Windrush Generation became victims of a "Hostile Environment Policy" even though they were legal citizens of the UK. In this episode. we continue our conversation with Colin Bob...
2021-05-2350 min
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2021-04-281h 02What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanUK Government's Hostile Environment Policy Targets Black Communities and Deports thousands of Black immigrantsThis is Part 1 of two episodes on the British Government's immigration policy called the "Hostile Environment Policy" instituted under then Home Secretary Theresa May, who later became prime minister. The "Hostile Environment Policy" targeted UK's Black immigrant population and forced the deportation of thousands of immigrants from the Caribbean, many from the Windrush generation who had entered the United Kingdom legally and at the invitation of the British Government in 1948 to help rebuild the country after its devastation during World War 2. In this episode, our guest, British lawyer, lecturer, and author Colin Bobb Semple helps us to unders...
2021-04-211h 02What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanIs Telemedicine Here to Stay? Alex Martin Discusses the Use of Telemedicine During the Pandemic In this episode, Alex Martin an African Caribbean medical student at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra /Northwell Hospital in New York discusses telemedicine and how it has been aiding the COVID-19 pandemic, based on research from his recently published co-authored article: Wound Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Improving Outcomes Through the Integration of Telemedicine.The following is the abstract for the article by Alisha Oropallo, MD, FACS; John Lantis, MD, FACS; Alexander Martin; Ammar Al Rubaiay; Na Wang in the Journal of Wound Care, Vol. 30, No. Sup2., February 11, 2021.COVID-19 is hi...
2021-03-3145 min
The Human Show: Innovation through Social ScienceTiffany Tivasuradej talks to Dr. Nicholas Teo & Oshin Siao Bhatt: on anthropological mindset and ethnographic practices in Asian contextWe are excited to have Tiffany hosting the episode today and sharing her experience of conducting ethnography outside of academia in the Asian context together with Nicholas and Oshin. As a colonial discipline in its origins, anthropology inevitably carries the Western gaze, something of which to be cautious in the day-to-day research. Is there a need for a framework, methods and a way of thinking designed for anthropologists from Asia in Asia? Tiffany, Oshin and Nicholas share insights of how to be an applied anthropologist at home and reflect on the hopes and ambitions for design anthropology within Asia.
2021-03-1559 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanOpening Doors to a Career in Architecture for Young People of Color through MentoringIn today's episode, we are talking to LoriAnne Jones about her work as one of few Black women in the field of architecture in the United States and her efforts to bring in candidates from underserved communities into the profession through long-term mentoring.LoriAnne is a licensed architect, and project manager at DIGroup Architecture, one of the largest black-owned firms. DIGroup is driven by the philosophy of architecture for change. During her 14-year professional career, she's been responsible for design through delivery of a variety of projects, including those in K-12, higher education, the healthcare in...
2021-03-0651 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanWhat’s the tea? Mark Dalgety, founder of Dalgety Tea, talks about the success of his businessIn this episode, we talk to Mark Dalgety, an entrepreneur, founder, and CEO of Dalgety Herbal Teas in the UK. The company is said to be one of the most successful Caribbean-owned businesses in Europe. Dalgety Herbal Teas muscled its way into the highly competitive and well-established tea markets in 1993. Dalgety Herbal Teas and other natural products are sold worldwide from China to Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean. And, of course, in the UK where the company is headquartered.Guyanese born and raised, Mark Dalgety earned his degree in chemical engineering in the UK. His venture into the...
2021-02-1556 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanGhanaian Businessman Sees Africa's Potential as the World's Major Food Producer and ExporterWith a history of famines and wars that have helped create ecological disasters, it's hard to imagine Africa becoming the world's food basket, yet Ghanaian agriculture expert and businessman Thomas Abanga sees this possibility with the right agricultural architecture in place and commitment from national leaders."We've got to wake up because in the next 15 to 20 years, the entire world will be looking to Africa for two things. Number one is food. Why? We have 70% of the land that is not cultivated. Number two, human capital. If you look at the average age in Africa, it's in th...
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2021-01-0101 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanIt Takes a Village to Help a Black Child Succeed in the ClassroomEpisode SummaryIn this episode, Grace Oyerinde and Sandra Sinclair talk about the Accoutre Centre for Learning in London and how it brings children from the black community together to elevate their skills and their understanding of who they are as children of color in Britain.Highlights· George Floyd was the catalyst for the school. · Accoutre means “To provide with equipment or dress, especially in a military setting.” Accoutre’s aim and ambition are to clothe young black people with the skills that they need in order to be suc...
2020-12-3159 min2020-12-1514 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanNigeria at a Crossroad: Civil Unrest and Police Brutality Spotlight Need for ChangeEpisode SummaryIn this episode, Barry Adedamola talks about the Nigerian energy market, education system issues, the role of the youth in Nigeria, and infrastructure problems that are slowing the growth of the country and its population. Highlights· CNS Marine supports international companies working offshore in exploring for oil and gas. Providing vessels and personal.· Barry believes that Nigeria has gone backwards somewhat over the last 60 years· The Prize (book) discusses impact of oil on the global markets over the last 100 years. · When Nig...
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ToneelhuisLockdown Radio, aflevering 6 - Bosse Provoost, Ezra Veldhuis en Oshin Albrecht op ontdekkingsreis langs ontstaansverhalenBosse Provoost, Ezra Veldhuis en Oshin Albrecht onderzoeken wat in de verschillende ontstaansverhalen in de wereld universeel is, en wat cultuur- of plaatsgebonden. Een boeiende ontdekkingsreis langs het werk van animatiefilmmaker Stan Brakhage en performance-kunstenares Laurie Anderson, de Inuit, Polynesische volkeren en het Metropolitan Museum in New York.
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2020-12-031h 08What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanFrom Jamaica to Queens NY, Irwine Clare Is Never Far from HomeWhat's going on in Jamaica? In this episode, we get the scoop from our guest Irwine Clare, Sr., the co-founder and managing director of the New York-based Caribbean Immigrant Services, Inc. and a radio host whose show on IrieJam radio is a staple for Jamaican immigrants. Irwine Clare is a man on a mission to help new immigrants from the Caribbean find their feet and to inspire young people to actively participate in public life to change their communities for the better. Clare speaks frankly on a variety of topics ranging from the future of Jamaica with young people a...
2020-12-0257 min2020-11-2323 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanHow Africa Is Keeping the Coronavirus at BayIn Episode 12: United Nations Communication Specialist, Kingsley Lington-Ighobor returns to the show to explain how Africa has been able to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus on the continent while new cases and deaths continue to skyrocket in other parts of the world, notably the United States and Europe.
2020-11-1741 minLegally Speaking With YemisiI Think... You Think....... #independent opinion#Hey there!... It's me again😉
2020-11-1514 min
De JogclubDe Jogclub #68 - Boksen met Oshin DerieuwWe laten ons deze week vakkundig KO slagen door Oshin Derieuw wereldkampioen WBF boksen in de super light weight.
Oshin legt uit wat het verschil is tussen prof en amateur kampen en hoe ze zich tot op de Olympische spelen zal knokken. Maar het gaat ook over uit de kast komen, revalideren met Koen Naert en flirten met het ringmeisje. Bobby over zijn vechtervaring en Seppe wilt ook boksen maar komt voorlopig niet verder dan zijn opkomst lied.
2020-11-061h 34
Thank You/EnjoyThank You To-Go: Titos, Titas, and Trump w/ Aida Ylanan and Oshin TudayanEthan sits down with data journalist Aida Ylanan (Instagram @a1da) and media developer Oshin Tudayan (Instagram @ohoshin) to discuss the perplexing phenomenon of Trump-supporting Filipino Americans, and how 400 years of colonization in the Philippines has helped spawn this unlikely political party of Asian Americans.
Works Mentioned and Inspired From This Episode:
Raya and the Last Dragon (2021)
"I Went To A 'Filipinos For Trump' Rally. Here's What I Found" by Anthony C. Ocampo
"'Minor Feelings' and the Possibilities of Asian American Identity" by Jia Tolentino
Minor Feelings...
2020-10-2750 min2020-10-2422 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanEpisode 11: Kenya's Parliament Not Seeing Eye to Eye on Women's Right to EqualityAll eyes are on Kenya's parliamentary leaders to see if they have the will to achieve the Constitutional amendment for gender equality to raise female representation in elected office. Kenyan lawyer and women's rights advocate Mary Chege explains why the two-thirds gender rule, a bill necessary to effect the change, is making some members of Kenya's Parliament uncomfortable.The Constitution of Kenya 2010 in Article 27(8) of the Bill of Rights provides that: “The State shall take legislative and other measures to implement the principle that not more than two-thirds of the members of elective or appointive bod...
2020-10-2145 min2020-10-1027 minLegally Speaking With YemisiINTRODUCTIONZZZZZHeyyy guys
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My name is Yemisi
I love gistttt like😭😭😭😭
And I love entertaining too
Just be rest assured that you're in for real entertainment!
Big time!
2020-10-0809 min
THE SEAT DOWNEp 3: Working your way up the ladder from Production Assistant to Award Winning Producer/Director with Tope OshinThis Episode is a refreshing look at what consistency and hard work lead to. Have a seat and listen in to this amazing conversation I have with Tope Oshin, who is one of the most influential Nigerian Film Producer/Director of our time.
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2020-10-0642 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanActress and Playwright Ingrid Griffith Brings Shirley Chisholm Alive on StageIngrid Griffith is an award-winning playwright, stage actress, solo artist, and an adjunct professor who, until the coronavirus pandemic stopped everyone in their tracks, had been touring London and the Caribbean over the last six years with her solo performances of plays that she has written, including Unbossed and Unbowed: The Life and Times of Shirley Chisholm, and Demerara Gold, an immigrant's story. But, the pandemic has not stopped her from performing live, virtually -- on the now infamous small screen--ZOOM. On August 27, 2020, in a riveting presentation called Women Who Changed History, which featured three...
2020-09-281h 03What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanFormer Miss Liberia, Patrice Juah, Talks "Sexy Like A Book"Episode 9. Patrice Juah, former Ms. Liberia uses her experience and status to develop initiatives focused on educating girls in Liberia with programs such as "Girl Power" and "Sexy Like a Book." In this episode, Ms. Juah, a poet, media professional, activist, and entrepreneur talks about her experience living through the horrors of the brutal civil war in Liberia. Now she is on a mission to change Liberia’s image within the international community. She strives to motivate and empower young women to aspire to personal and professional success through higher education. Hear her story here.
2020-09-0343 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanFrom Guyana to GlasgowEpisode 8. During a walking tour of Glasgow, her adopted home for more than 30 years, Dr. Myrtle Peterkin stumbles on information that leads her to trace her family's life in her native Guyana and discovers her entire life is connected to slave owners from Glasgow, Scotland. Dr. Peterkin, a retired physician, is shocked and horrified. Listen as she tells her story.
2020-08-121h 08
Heavenly PerspectiveIllustration On LoveJust a little illustration of the two basic definitions of love in a relationship or marriage setting. Any definition of Love that doesn’t have Christ and Sacrifice in it is not Love
2020-08-0408 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanAuthor Gareth Miles Goes on a Metaphysical Adventure in his New Book: Soul ShakedownBritish-Guyanese author Gareth R. Miles read from his debut novel, Soul Shakedown: A Metaphysical Adventure, and talks about the experiences and inspiration that led to the metaphysical adventure that readers take with the lead character, Compton. If you don't have a summer reading list or you just want something fun to read, this is the book that you should have on your list. Soul Shakedown is different. It's fast-paced, it's exciting, it's funny and simultaneously a little unsettling, but you won't want to put it down. You'll also learn a new language, sort of, in G...
2020-07-2248 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanAdapting to the Times: How Barbados' Beach Church Draws Worshipers from all over the WorldWhen the Coronavirus pandemic shut down businesses and social gathering place worldwide following government orders for social distancing, some churchgoers and leaders resisted. Religious leaders wandered how they would remain connected with their flock. After all what is Sunday with Church! However, it did not take long before churches and other religious institutions made their way online—from Zoom to WhatsApp to Facebook. Pastors have had to innovate to continue to serve the faithful. But, Pastor Mark Hill’s Beach Church in Barbados was already years ahead of the game and continues to boost its membership since it launch...
2020-07-0938 min
Journey Journal: Sekeping Inspirasi dalam Perjalanan7. Inspirasi Oshin: Menatap Barracuda di MaratuaSiapa sangka laut bisa menyembuhkan depresi? Di episode ini, Oshin (@oshinhernis) sang diver akan berbagi cerita mengenai pengalamannya menyelam di berbagai tempat eksotis, makhluk-makhluk yang ia temui di dalam air, pengalaman buruk terserang dekompresi, hingga filosofi hidup yang ia dapatkan setelah menyelami banyak laut. [Send me voice message: https://anchor.fm/journeyjournal/message]
2020-07-0443 min
Heavenly PerspectiveDEAD TO FLESH [Overcoming the Desires of the Flesh]Many want to be able to serve God wholeheartedly and have personal encounters with God, but we always find ourselves raising and falling. We need to die to the flesh constantly
#spirituality #christianity #loveforGod #hungerforGod #onespirit #koinonia
2020-06-2816 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanThe Church vs. MillennialsWelcome to Episode 5 of What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the Caribbean.It's no secret that young adults are not filling the church pews the way they used to in many countries around the world. Millennials are also less likely to identify with any religious group, according to recent research. In this episode of What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the Caribbean. we ask why are young adults deserting the Church and religion. What's going on? We discuss the issue with Pastor Maureen Musinguzi, a British-Ugandan minister, who with her late husband, established churches in several A...
2020-06-2635 min
Barbells and Babbels podcastOshin Derieuw - For the love of boxingDeze week heb ik een gesprek met een topper in de bokswereld! Oshin Derieuw is bij ons te gast en verteld ons haar inspirerende verhaal, hoe zij naar de top klom op wereldniveau! Een wereldkampioen in haar discipline, trainingsbeest maar ook iemand die bezig is met haar lichaam en heel goed zichzelf kan aanvoelen.
We gaan natuurlijk terug naar waar het voor haar allemaal startte, hoe zij haar jeugd beleefde en waar die liefde voor boksen vandaan komt. Oshin heeft een imposant palmares en haalt aan welke wedstrijden haar zijn bijgebleven!
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2020-06-121h 00What's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanPart 2 A Conversation with Ghana Ambassador to the United States Barfuor Adjei-BarwuahAmbassador Barwuah explains Ghana's goal to develop the country without dependence on foreign aid and to create economic opportunities for Ghanaians, particularly young people to encourage them to see their future in Ghana. He explains that President Nana Akufo-Addo of Ghana, in his much-acclaimed 2017 speech, was articulating a concern that "we Africans are at some kind of crossroad, and what we're asking the rest of the world to do is to help us make intelligent choices, mutually beneficial choices, so that at least all of us can co-exist on this planet and make sure that nobody is left out e...
2020-06-0332 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanGhana Embassy stages Virtual Benefit Concert to Fight Covid-19Part one of a Conversation with Ghana Ambassador to the United States, Baffour Adjei Bawuah, on the "Ghana Unites Against Covid-19" Virtual Benefit Concert hosted by the Embassy on May 1, 2020. The Ambassador also reflects on the purpose, achievement, and followup to Ghana's hugely successful "Year of Return," which marked 400 years of the first enslaved Africans arriving in Jamestown Virginia, many from Ghana.
2020-05-2436 min
Heavenly PerspectiveTHE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN: Episode VII (Separation)As we continue in our walk with God, He begins to help us to separate from certain things.
Be not conformed to this world, but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.
2020-05-0307 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the CaribbeanHow Africa is Battling the Coronavirus Pandemic: An Interview with Dr. Kingsley Lington-Ighobor, UN Communication SpecialistAn April 2020 report by the African Union predicts that in the aftermath of the battle against the coronavirus in Africa, "20 million jobs will be lost in Africa"....and "the continent could lose up to $500 billion" from the economy. In this episode, UN Communication Specialist, Dr. Kingsley Lington Ighobor describes how Africa is united in battling the coronavirus pandemic using lessons learned from the experience with Ebola and discusses the implications of the Coronavirus pandemic on African nations. Doctor Lington is a communication specialist for the United Nations and the former managing editor of the U.N...
2020-04-2848 minWhat's Going On? Eyes on Africa and the Caribbean"Prevention is the Cure": Dr. Carl Niamatali discusses the Impact of The Coronavirus on the CaribbeanIn this episode, we interview Guyanese Physician, Dr. Carl Niamatali, who is an oncologist, social entrepreneur, and passionate advocate for a healthful lifestyle, nutrition and early intervention to avert disease, clarifies what he believes individuals and leaders should be doing to contain the Coronavirus and the death toll. Dr. Niamatali connects the current coronavirus pandemic with nutrition, lifestyle, and climate change. He shares his perspective on:1. The implications of the Coronavirus on Caribbean countries2. Several ways that people can protect themselves through a. Adhering to the recommended behavior of physical isolation, wearing gloves...
2020-04-2235 min
POETS UNLIMITED - Alta H Mabinwww.altahmabin.co.zaPoets Unlimited Magazine - with writer/poet Oshin Haroon Gill
Oshin Haroon Gill
"I am from Pakistan raised in the United Arab Emirates. My father is a mechanical engineer and my late mother was a Gospel preacher. I have two sisters, one brother, we are four in total and I am the one in the middle. I enjoy listening to music and writing poetry. I write about what I feel and what I see. I'm planning to study in a college of fine arts and do a master's in English literature like my mother. I'm a daydreamer, I fantasize my life through writing. I would...
2020-04-0613 min
Heavenly PerspectiveTHE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN: Episode VI (Faith)The Bible says without faith it is impossible to please God. We cannot do anything in the kingdom without faith. Even the salvation of our soul is through faith. Anything not done with faith is a sin.
2020-03-2812 min
Heavenly PerspectiveKINGDOM OF HEAVEN: Episode V (You need Patience)It’s impossible to serve God and walk with him without patience, there is a reason why it is a fruit of the spirit. We should never give up on God
2020-03-2709 min
Heavenly PerspectiveKINGDOM OF HEAVEN: Episode IV (Search for More)For us to grow we much Search for More off God, we must have that hunger for more of him. Jesus said Ask, Seek and Knock, they are different levels of hunger
2020-03-2711 min
Heavenly PerspectiveKINGDOM OF HEAVEN: Episode III (Grow in God)After receiving the invitation of salvation, he wants us to grow, yes we might still sin once in a while but he doesn’t want us to CONTINUE in it. How can we continue in sin and ask grace to abound?
2020-03-2707 min
Heavenly PerspectiveKINGDOM OF HEAVEN: Episode II (You’re significant)God loves us so much that he has made us one of the most important in his kingdom, the Bible says ‘what is man that you’re so mindful of him’.
2020-03-2708 min
Heavenly PerspectiveKINGDOM OF HEAVEN: Episode I (Intro)Jesus used 8 different Parables to describe the kingdom of Heaven. There’s so much to learn from all the parables
2020-03-2710 min
2020-02-0102 min
Under The Spotlight#7 Oshín Morris • January 2020My guest this month is multi-instrumentalist Oshín Morris from the band, Proof Reading Your Mind. A German musician based in Hamburg with Irish roots, his daytime job couldn’t be more different to his nightly musical endeavours. Working as a judge, Oshín often crosses paths with those suffering mental and physical trauma, which as he says is channeled into his music as a sort of processing for him to get through the heavier days. Forming the band around 2014, he joins Tammo Ballantyne on drums, Ben Christian on bass and second guitarist Cesar Osorio and after nearly 50 gigs toge...
2020-01-151h 27