Shows
Early Returns - Law and Politics with Jan BaranElection Year Insights with Public Affairs Council CEO Nneka ChiazorIn this episode of Early Returns, host Jan Baran speaks with Nneka Chiazor, President and CEO of the Public Affairs Council, about the critical role public affairs professionals play in navigating the intersection of business, community, and society. As Washington enters a midterm election year with all House seats and a third of the Senate on the ballot, they discuss how the business community is preparing for the political landscape ahead. Chiazor explains how the Public Affairs Council, a 70-year-old organization with over 700 members and offices in Washington and Brussels, helps advance the field through research, training, and convening...
2026-02-1848 min
EduCatalyst AfricaAligning Education with the world of workIn this episode, Nneka is joined by Chinwude Nwana to explore how education systems can be better aligned with the realities of today’s and tomorrow’s world of work. Drawing on Chinwude’s experience across education and workforce development, the conversation examines the growing skills gap and what it will take to prepare learners for meaningful, sustainable careers.Together, they unpack the role of curriculum relevance, employer engagement, and policy reform in building education pathways that truly serve learners and economies. The discussion highlights practical strategies for bridging education and employment, offering insights that are especially releva...
2026-02-0641 min
EduCatalyst AfricaDesigning Teacher Training for the Future: Lessons from Finland's Digital Pedagogy JourneyIn this episode, Nneka is joined by Jussi-Pekka Jarvinen to explore how Finland’s approach to digital pedagogy is reshaping teacher training for the future. Drawing on Jussi-Pekka’s experience in education innovation, the conversation unpacks how educators can be better equipped to teach in technology-enabled learning environments without losing the human essence of education.Together, they examine the role of teacher preparedness, policy alignment, and continuous professional development in building resilient education systems. The discussion highlights practical lessons from Finland’s journey that can inform global and African education contexts, offering valuable insights into designing teacher traini...
2026-01-0954 min
Welcome to the PartyInside the WNBA's High Stakes Negotiations with Madame President Nneka OgwumikeWNBA superstar and Players Association president Nneka Ogwumike joins Welcome to the Party at a pivotal moment for women’s basketball, with the league’s CBA set to expire on January 9 and real questions swirling about revenue sharing, housing, trust, and the future of the WNBA. Nneka pulls back the curtain on what’s actually happening inside negotiations, why this moment feels different than past CBAs, and what’s truly at stake for players across the league. She also explains her headline-making decision to sign with Project B, the new global league offering equity and expanded opportunity—raising bigger questions...
2025-12-161h 13
EduCatalyst AfricaFuture-Ready: What African Students Should Learn TodayIn this episode, Nneka is joined by Amina Ben Amar, a leading voice in ethical education and youth development, to explore Future-Ready: What African Students Should Learn Today. Drawing on her experience at the intersection of learning, innovation, and social impact, Amina examines how ethics must become a foundational pillar in preparing Africa’s next generation for an increasingly complex world.She dives into the responsibilities of educators, policy makers, and learners in shaping an education system that not only imparts skills, but also cultivates integrity, accountability, empathy, and a strong moral compass. From digital citizenship and responsible te...
2025-12-1240 min
EduCatalyst AfricaTackling Education and Skills Data ChallengeIn this episode, Nneka is joined by Inyang Umoren, a leading education data expert and advocate for evidence-based policy, to explore Tackling the Education and Skills Data Challenge. With her deep expertise in data systems and education reform, Inyang sheds light on how accurate, accessible data can transform how we understand learning outcomes, workforce needs, and national development priorities. This insightful conversation unpacks the complexities of education data gaps in Africa, the impact on policy and planning, and innovative strategies for building robust data ecosystems. Together, they highlight the critical role of data in shaping an equitable, skills-driven future...
2025-10-1449 min
Bird's Eye View with Sue BirdNneka Ogwumike on WNBA CBA Negotiations, Her All-Star Season, and the Seattle StormThis week’s episode features Bird’s Eye View’s live show at the LWTSUMMIT at TechFutures with Nneka Ogwumike of the Seattle Storm.
Sue starts off the episode talking with Tommy Alter about Game 3 of the WNBA Finals between the Las Vegas Aces and Phoenix Mercury, A’ja Wilson’s game-winner, and how the Mercury can possibly avoid a sweep.
Then Nneka and Sue have a candid conversation about everything happening in the league, including the upcoming CBA negotiations, Napheesa Collier’s comments regarding commissioner Cathy Engelbert, and Nneka’s role as the the WNBA Players As...
2025-10-101h 22
EduCatalyst AfricaThe Education I Wish I Had Pt. 2 (Series)In this episode, Nneka is joined again by Mathiang and Lindo for the second of a two-part series exploring Education I Wish I Had. Building on their earlier reflections, they delve deeper into the lessons they’ve learned outside the classroom, and the ways their experiences have reshaped how they view learning, success, and self-development.Together, they continue to examine how early education influences personal growth, career choices, and life readiness—while highlighting the gaps that traditional schooling often overlooks. This honest and thought-provoking conversation brings the series to a close, leaving listeners with insights on how educ...
2025-09-1435 min
Chief Influencer®Influencing with Intention: Why Authenticity Always Wins | Nneka ChiazorNneka Chiazor, President of the Public Affairs Council, discusses the evolving role of influence, leadership, and authenticity in today’s complex and fast-paced environment. Drawing on her deep experience in both the public and private sectors, including leading 1,200 employees at Cox Communications, Nneka shares why public affairs is no longer a cost center but a strategic investment in social capital. She unpacks her “MERCI Framework” for thoughtful leadership, discusses the importance of internal influence, and reflects on how leaders must now show up with intention, reliability, and heart. From the Queen Elizabeth II communication rule to the power of Linked...
2025-08-2755 min
EduCatalyst AfricaThe Education I Wish I Had Pt. 1 (Series)In this episode, Nneka is joined by Mathiang and Lindo for the first of a two-part series exploring Education I Wish I Had. Drawing from their diverse backgrounds and experiences, they reflect on the strengths and shortcomings of their own educational journeys, revealing the skills, perspectives, and opportunities they wish had been part of their schooling. Together, they examine how early learning shapes personal growth, career paths, and life readiness, offering a candid look at the gaps that formal education often leaves unfilled. This engaging conversation opens the door for deeper reflections to come in the next installment.
2025-08-1435 min
Burnout to Brilliance by BalanceologyE58: Season 3 - Resilience and Burnout with Kai-Nneka TownsendIn this episode of the Art of Balance Podcast, hosted by Jayne Morris, the UK’s Leading Executive Burnout Coach, we explore the truth about resilience and burnout with special guest Kai-Nneka Townsend. A Leadership Resilience & Burnout Consultant with over a decade of experience in the corporate world, Kai-Nneka shares her powerful story of reaching breaking point, and how it led her to redefine what true resilience looks like.Together, Jayne and Kai-Nneka unpack the myths around resilience in leadership, explore how stress shows up differently for high achievers, and introduce a five-part model of real, sustainable re...
2025-07-3042 min
EduCatalyst AfricaThe Human Advantage: Rethinking Education in the Age of AlIn this episode, Nneka is joined by Shirley Eadie, an innovative education strategist and thought leader, to explore The Human Advantage: Rethinking Education in the Age of AI. Drawing on her extensive experience and insights, Shirley examines how policy makers, educators and learners can harness the power of artificial intelligence while preserving the uniquely human skills that drive creativity, empathy, and critical thinking. This engaging conversation delves into the urgent need for adaptive education models that prepare students to thrive alongside AI, emphasizing a future where technology amplifies human potential rather than replaces it.
2025-07-1143 min
Caddo ConvosNneka Nweke - Life and Beyond LivingMeet Nneka Nweke, founder of Life and Beyond Living, a dual-force professional blending healthcare passion with financial empowerment. In this episode of Caddo Convos, Nneka shares how her mission to serve families extends beyond hospital walls—by helping them build financial security for generations to come. Whether you're 28 or 58, she's on a mission to educate and equip you for real financial freedom. Contact: nneka@lifeandbeyondliving.com Top 5 Takeaways: Financial Education = Family Empowerment Nneka teaches individuals and families how to get out of debt, build a financial foundation, and secure their legacy through per...
2025-06-1914 min
EduCatalyst AfricaUnlocking Opportunities for the Girl Child Through TechnologyIn this episode, Nneka is joined by Dr. Habinka, an associate professor and passionate advocate for the empowerment of the girl child, to discuss how technology can serve as a powerful catalyst for change. Drawing on her academic research and fieldwork, Dr. Habinka explores how digital tools and innovation can break down barriers to education, opportunity, and agency for girls across Africa. This thoughtful conversation highlights the importance of inclusive tech strategies in creating a future where every girl can learn, lead, and thrive.
2025-06-1544 min
EduCatalyst AfricaBridging Africa’s Funding Gap Through Innovative Education FinancingIn this episode, Nneka is joined by Andrew McCuster, a passionate advocate for educational equity, who dives into the urgent need for innovative financing models in Africa’s education sector. Drawing from his experience in impact investing and development finance, Andrew shares insights on how to bridge the continent's funding divide and ensure every child has access to quality learning. His perspective sparks an enlightening conversation on reimagining education financing to unlock Africa’s full potential.
2025-05-1732 min
Let's Talk PoliticsEp 14: Rooted in Resistance: Power, Politics & Community with Nneka AllenSend us a textWhat does it mean when your very existence becomes political? When a simple lawn sign signals far more than party preference? When motherhood itself becomes a political act?Nneka Allen, founder of the Empathy Agency Inc., guides us through these profound questions in an unforgettable conversation that transcends typical political discourse. Drawing from her family's deep roots in the Underground Railroad and growing up in Windsor's historic Sandwich Town, Allen reveals how socialism and communalism shaped her worldview long before she understood political labels."...
2025-04-2444 min
EduCatalyst AfricaThe Education I Wish I Had (Series)In this episode, Nneka is joined by Muongeni, an inspiring entrepreneur, who shares a personal reflection on her school experience and the lessons she wishes had been part of it—like emotional intelligence, creativity, and real-world problem solving. Her story opens up a powerful conversation about how African education systems can move beyond rote learning to create deeper, more life-ready experiences.
2025-04-1442 min
EduCatalyst AfricaEquipping Africa's Youth for Emerging Tech In this episode of EduCatalyst Africa, Nneka and Desmond explore the urgent need to equip Africa’s youth with skills in emerging technologies. They dive into the policy gaps that must be addressed, the infrastructure needed for tech education, and the role of AI tools in shaping learning. The conversation also highlights opportunities for collaboration between the tech industry and educational institutions. Tune in to hear Desmond's vision for Africa’s role in the global tech ecosystem!
2025-03-1759 min
Working Your Way67. Recognizing Your Unique Value with Nneka Ude (Replay)What does it really mean to own your voice and show up authentically in your career? That’s exactly what we’re diving into as we revisit my conversation with Nneka Ude, VP of Strategy at ARC Worldwide, founder of Love Dot, and a children’s book author. If you’ve ever struggled to embrace your own voice or felt the pressure to prove your worth in a professional setting, this episode will leave you feeling empowered to stand in your authenticity.Nneka shares her journey of navigating corporate spaces as a Black woman, the powe...
2025-02-271h 09
Business as PoetryFind Your Voice, Then Use It - Nneka Orji on Finding Purpose in Your CareerIn this episode of Sound of Breaking Glass, host Hristina Vaceva speaks with Nneka Orji, Senior Director at Alvarez & Marsal and a passionate advocate for youth and diversity. Nneka shares her journey from engineering to corporate leadership, revealing how she found her voice in male-dominated boardrooms and why diversity at the top is crucial for driving real change.With a passion for mentoring the next generation and a deep commitment to creating inclusive communities, Nneka's story is one of resilience, purpose, and balance. Whether you’re navigating your career or looking to step into a board role, Nn...
2025-01-1540 min
Embracing Intensity279: The Science of Writing to Heal w/ Nneka DeniseThe Science of Writing to Heal with Nneka Denise In this episode of Embracing Intensity, we're excited to share the Q&A portion of our powerful conversation with Nneka Denise, founder of the Write to Heal Project. This discussion offers timely tools and insights as we reflect on letting go of the past year and preparing for a fresh, intentional start in the new year. Nneka shares her transformative approach to healing through writing, addressing grief not only as it relates to loss but also to life transitions, personal growth, and emotional clarity. Whether you're...
2024-12-1733 min
Getting to the Top!How to Lead High-Performing Teams and Drive Strategic Growth | Nneka ChiazorJoin us in this inspiring episode as we sit down with Nneka Chiazor, a 20-year veteran of the telecommunications industry, and the Market Vice President for Hampton Roads at Cox Communications. Nneka leads a team of over 1300 individuals, delivering exceptional service to more than 300,000 customers.Starting her career as a robotics programmer, Nneka’s journey has been marked by leadership excellence, a deep commitment to strategic growth, and a passion for inclusion within the workplace. Before joining Cox in 2017, she served as Vice President of Public Policy & Government Affairs at Verizon, advocating on critical is...
2024-10-0746 min
Kids Gone Global - The International School of Hamburg PodcastEmbracing AI in Education with Nneka JohnsonIn this episode of Kids Gone Global, host Sarah Reich sits down with Dr. Nneka Johnson, a leading voice on innovative educational technologies, to discuss the integration of generative AI like ChatGPT into schools. They explore how educators and administrators are responding to this fast-changing technological frontier. Dr. Johnson recounts her background in design thinking and her journey into AI, highlighting its potential to transform learning while acknowledging the associated challenges such as privacy risks, data bias, and the importance of critical thinking. She advises schools to focus on foundational understanding of generative AI, i...
2024-09-2421 min
"The Data Diva" Talks Privacy Podcast"The Data Diva E193 - Nneka J. McGee and Debbie ReynoldsSend a textDebbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Nneka J. McGee, Ed.D., J.D. Former Chief Academic Officer San Benito Consolidated Independent School District (CISD) Texas, Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education Researcher and Advocate. We discuss the critical topics of artificial intelligence (AI) and privacy in education. Nneka McGee shares her career journey influenced by her parents, both mathematicians educated in the Jim Crow South. Her path took her from teaching mathematics to a deep dive into the potential and challenges of AI in education. The conversation opens with the importance of protecting the priv...
2024-07-1634 min
Reward: The Podcast of The Trust®“The Art of Decision” with Dr. Nneka Unachuku – Reward Podcast Episode 20Physicians are just supposed to save lives, not take time to build businesses, right? For Nigerian-raised Dr. Nneka Unachukwu, the answer to that question was never as cut and dry as the medical world made it seem. To her, as a doctor, you're already running your own show, 'Dr. You, Incorporated,' whether you know it or not. And now she helps thousands of other physicians with her company EntreMD.
After noticing the fast-changes in healthcare and seeing so many physicians walk away from their stressful practices, Nneka claimed a towering mission: To coach and lift 100,000 physicians t...
2024-03-0754 min
The Employee Experience in Education PodcastAddressing Challenges in AI Implementation and PD with Nneka McGee“AI can support personalized learning for teachers by providing resources tailored to their learning styles and goals.”But how can educators access the necessary professional development to utilize AI effectively in the classroom?On this episode, we'll speak with Nneka McGee about AI in education and personalized professional development. Nneka shares her insights on the challenges and opportunities of implementing AItailoring professional development to teachers' needsand the impact of AI on the overall teacher experience.Guest Bio - Nneka McGee has served in public scho...
2024-02-0447 min
Working Your Way06. Recognizing Your Unique Value with Nneka UdeI'm thrilled to introduce Nneka Ude, a true multi-dimensional force in the world of business and creativity. Nneka holds the influential position of VP of Strategy at Arc Worldwide, while also shining as the owner and founder of LOVE DOT, a fashion company, and as an imaginative children's book author. Her story is a testament to the power of multi-passionate individuals in today's dynamic world.We navigate the layers of Nneka's journey, exploring her unique ability to weave stories through fashion, creativity, and data. It's not just about the roles she plays; it's about the depth and...
2023-12-281h 09
Its Just Different PodcastDont Block Your Blessings: Recruiting Tips & Advice for Athletes and Parents W/ Nneka Enemkpali #2**About The Guest(s):**
Nneka Enemkpali is a former collegiate basketball player from The The University of Texas as well as a former professional player. She has coached collegiate at many places including Gonzaga, UC Santa Barber, UNLV and USC. She is currently a college basketball coach at Rutgers University.
**Summary:**
Nneka Enemkpali discusses the importance of teaching young athletes how to advocate for themselves and have confidence in their abilities. She emphasizes the significance of building relationships with players and the impact it can have on their development. Nn...
2023-10-1354 min
Partnered with a Survivor: David Mandel and Ruth Reymundo MandelSeason 4 Episode 6: "The Professional Part of Me Is Not Separated from the Personal": An Interview with Nneka MacGregorSurvivors who are professionals can live in fear that if they share their experience in the workplace, they will be dismissed and disregarded. In this episode, Ruth and David speak with Nneka MacGregor, founder and executive director of WomenatthecentrE, about the need to transform our systems so that professionals who are survivors can safely share their experience to strengthen the response of systems to gender-based violence. Nneka shares her journey as a survivor and a professional, including how attempts by those in the domestic violence field to silence her made her even more committed to speaking out. S...
2023-06-261h 16
Hey I'm Listening With Dr. JoanA Movement for Holistic Safety | Dr. Joan speaks with Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia Part 5A movement for holistic safety would be one where we value everyone, where a connection is critical, and where all factors are considered for our well-being and we continue to show up as our full selves daily.
In this episode of Hey, I’m Listening, Dr. Joan speaks with Dr. Nneka A Movement for Holistic Safety
Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia is the Managing Director of Justice Initiatives at Chicago Beyond. She is an experienced psychologist passionate about mental wellness, criminal justice reform, and supporting people who have experienced trauma. Since joining Chicago Beyond in 2018, Dr. Ta...
2023-05-0610 min
Hey I'm Listening With Dr. JoanThe Relationship Between Wellness and Public Safety | Dr. Joan speaks with Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia Part 4How do we create policies that would reduce the harm caused by the incarceration system? Do all crimes deserve incarceration? How do we stop the normalization of the social response to trauma? When do we start to speak about our cumulative experiences as a Black Nation? We have to start speaking about these issues if we desire a change in our world and healing among the Black Community
In this episode of Hey, I’m Listening, Dr. Joan speaks with Dr. Nneka about The Relationship Between Wellness and Public Safety
Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia is th...
2023-05-0510 min
Hey I'm Listening With Dr. JoanThe Reverberating Impact of The Justice System on Families | Dr. Joan speaks with Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia Part 2For every year that a person is incarcerated, they lose an average of two years off their life span. Incarceration has a negative impact on everyone, those incarcerated, their families, and the correctional staff. There is a need for holistic support and safety in the system that considers the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being of those involved in the system.
In this episode of Hey, I’m Listening, Dr. Joan speaks with Dr. Nneka about The Reverberating Impact of The Justice System on Families
Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia is the Managing Director of Justice In...
2023-05-0310 min
Hey I'm Listening With Dr. JoanThe Relationship Between Trauma and Incarceration | Dr. Joan speaks with Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia Part 1We don’t often think about the re-entry of incarcerated people and those in the justice system into the family and society. The victims, perpetrators of crime, and law enforcers often share the same physical environment and this creates a partner of recurring traumas when they go into society. How can we design a trauma-informed justice system that allows families who are justice-involved to heal holistically?
In this episode of Hey, I’m Listening, Dr. Joan speaks with Dr. Nneka about The Relationship Between Trauma and Incarceration
Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia is the Managing Director of J...
2023-05-0211 min
Confessions with Jess and CindyMaking your own rules with Nneka Allen“I make all my decisions through the lens of my values. My values are love and justice.” – Nneka AllenJoin us as we chat with Nneka Allen, the founder of The Empathy Agency, a business that is aligned with her values - love and justice. Nneka dives into the complexities of the historical relationship between African and Indigenous peoples and how it informs her work to create belonging spaces where everyone can feel they belong. Tune in as she discusses her approach to coaching, training, consulting, and education to achieve her mission.Highlights:
2023-03-0943 min
Ijele Express: The Podcast13. Is ‘afrobeats the death of hip hop as we know it’?American stand-up comedian and actor, Lil Duval tweeted, “afrobeats might be the death of hip hop as we know it” creating a frenzy and Afrobeat vs. Hip Hop debate on Twitter. In episode 13 of Ijele Express: The Podcast – join host and your co-passenger, Nneka discusses the tweet plus a larger conversation on black music across the Diaspora.
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2023-02-2419 minIjele Express: The Podcast12. Breaking Down the Global-Local Approach to Music Growth in Africa at-LargeDo you consider yourself a global music ambassador? Our lives and musical influences no longer come from our immediate communities alone. From TikTok to Instagram Reel trends, we're always hearing new sounds, artists, genres, and even dance trends. What does this mean for music lovers, companies, and artists worldwide -- especially in African and Middle Eastern markets?
Join your host and co-passenger, Nneka Mogbo as she recaps her published article from the Music Business Journal: The Global-Local Approach to Growth in Africa at Large.
Listen to Ijele Express every Friday wherever you get your podcasts...
2023-02-1744 minIjele Express: The Podcast11. Why is 'Global Music' a category? Grammys 2023 RecapThe Grammy Award timeline is indisputably the most prestigious award in music. From its inception, it's been offering an opportunity for great artists to showcase their talents on a global platform. While there have been glimmers of excellence, what has stood out consistently over the years is the 'Global Music' category. Is it time to switch things up? Was Burna Boy snubbed this year? Is it time for more categories?
Join host, Nneka Mogbo as she discusses the Global Music categories and breaks down big moments of the 2023 Grammys.
Listen every Friday wherever you get...
2023-02-1029 min
Embrace Your PowerABUSE: What happened to you did not ruin you - Special Guest: Nneka AndersonWhen we talk about abuse, it comes in so many different forms, but all of them can take us to a place of doubting our value, doubting our self worth, and doubting what we bring to the table because of what has happened. I want you to know that I believe you and I believe that you can overcome the shame, the condemnation, and even the pain associated with what happened.
It may have happened at the hands of those we trusted, at the hands of those we loved, and at the hands of those that we...
2022-11-0331 min
Ijele Express: The Podcast7. Where ya been?!We’re back after a short break because . . . Nneka moved to Algeria! In this episode, we talk about her move and briefly discuss the new movie The Woman King.
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2022-10-2819 min
The Rent Roll Radio ShowHow To Get Started With a VA Loan with Nneka JenkinsAlthough working successfully in a corporate job, Nneka Jenkins and her husband decided to bet on their selves by leaving their jobs and venturing into real estate using her husband's VA loan. With the prevalent unpleasant perception of people regarding VA loans, helping people buy properties with their VA loan and not be looked at like a scarlet letter has become her passion. She also shares that a buy-and-hold strategy is an excellent way to help you get through one or two recessions. To learn more about how to get started with a VA loan, tune in to this...
2022-10-2637 minIjele Express: The Podcast6. Reflecting on Nigerian Independence Day 2022This podcast was recorded one day after Nigeria’s 62nd Independence Day. (Several of our relatives were alive to see the first one.) We spent the episode reflecting on the different definitions of the word “independence,” the ways we celebrated Nigerian Independence Day growing up, and how much space we personally feel comfortable taking up in discussions about Nigerian independence.
Books mentioned by Chinyere in this episode: “Glory” by NoViolet Bulawayo and “If An Egyptian Cannot Speak English” by Noor Naga.
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/592441/glory-by-noviolet-bulawayo/
https://www.graywolfpress.org/books/if-egyptian-cannot-speak-english
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2022-10-0644 min
Ijele Express: The Podcast5. Song Show-N-Tell: “Eazy” by Nasty C and “Obianuju” by Duncan MightyWe hope you enjoy Ijele Express’ first song show-n-tell. Nneka introduces the audience to South African rapper and producer, Nasty C, and talks about recent accomplishments that have brought him international acclaim. She shares her favorite lyrics from “Eazy,” a hype song she listens to in the gym.
Meanwhile, Chinyere nostalgically reminisces on Duncan Mighty’s album titled Legacy (Ahamefuna) which came out in 2011. She shares lyrics from his hit song “Obianuju” and reflects on the flamboyant flirting style of West African men.
“Eazy” by Nasty C: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFwu8Z83eP4
“Obia...
2022-09-2940 min
Ijele Express: The Podcast3. Living Abroad (Actually)What’s the difference between visiting a country and living there? Have you ever dreamed of living abroad? Nneka and Chinyere talk about their various long-term study abroad experiences in Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Morocco, Peru, Tanzania, South Africa, Cuba, and Argentina. (So many countries!) Nneka also talks about her upcoming Fulbright experience in Algeria. Tune in to hear about their worst social experiences, best academic experiences, things to consider before leaving, and advice for anyone interested in following their footsteps.
Listen every Thursday wherever you get your podcasts. Find the latest updates on our social media:...
2022-09-081h 09
Ijele Express: The Podcast2. How Have Your Music Tastes Changed Over Time?Music tastes, like most tastes, change over time. Still, when people think about the music they love, they often forget the path they took to their current favorite artists, genres, and songs. What kind of music did you listen to when you were a child, for example, and your ears were at the mercy of your parents’ radio?
Nneka and Chinyere take some time to discuss the evolution of their personal music tastes. Going from early childhood to the present day, they reflect on the music their parents listened to growing up, the influences of their churches, ar...
2022-09-0238 min
Career Woman PodcastNneka @highblackgirl - DEI, Health and Financial WellnessHello friends!
In this week's episode, I spoke with Nneka, another one of my OG Twitter friends (if you aren't catching on to the trend that social can make networking fun and organic, you're missing out!).
Nneka is a 2016 graduate from Pace University with a B.S. in Communications with a concentration in Psychology and Women’s Studies. As a professional in the tech industry, Nneka spent time at Google, Refinery29, and Taboola where she built diversity, equity, and inclusion programs such as Refinery29’s Unbothered and Taboola Black.
Upon Nneka’s departure from Ref...
2022-08-2937 min
Ijele Express: The Podcast1. Growing up Nigerian-American in the American SouthMeet your hosts, Nneka and Chinyere, in the first episode of Ijele Express: The Podcast. Chinyere is currently based in Durham, North Carolina, the USA where she works at a non-profit dedicated to the farmworker justice movement. Immigrant rights and language accessibility have been the cornerstones of her post-college career. Nneka is a global-minded multi-hyphenate, Fulbrighter, and curator of all things African and Middle Eastern cultures. She has worked with global non-profits and creative agencies dedicated to the advancement of artists and community development.
Together they introduce the podcast and discuss the nuances of growing up in...
2022-08-2542 min
Profits Affogato Podcast14 | Who to Hire When with Nneka RobertsToday, Nneka Roberts, an Operations Consultant for Coaches, joins us to discuss who to hire and when. Handing over responsibilities and tasks we are used to doing in a company we built can be difficult. Listen in to hear Nneka’s expert perspective on the hiring process, how to plan and build your team and create the business culture that reflects you and your business.
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Show Takeaways:
Learn the first place you want to start hiring for your business; it’s not where you think.
Disco...
2022-08-2242 min
TRUTH: NO CHASERExpert Human Resources Consulting: Russell Craigwell Consulting - Latisha Russell & Nneka CraigwellNneka Craigwell and Latisha B. Russell of Russell of Russell Craigwell Consulting, share the craft of their firm and drop some nuggets in regards to negotiating salary, training your staff, professional development, understanding the 'remote' role and more! So much to understand in this 'post-pandemic' workforce.Lets meet the consultants:Latisha B. Russell, M.A., HR Professional, Speaker, Mentor, AuthorLatisha, founder of Latisha B. Russell and co-founder of Russell Craigwell HR Consulting, is a visionary HR strategist and Business Partner. With over 20 years of expertise leading talent management, capability building, organizational change, p...
2022-06-301h 03
FRIED. The Burnout PodcastNneka Roberts: Using Systems to Create More Time, Mental Space, Creativity, and MoneyNneka Roberts, operations consultant at Sage Simple Solutions, has worked designing systems for 20 years. She now works with consulting clients teaching them how to implement systems to improve their businesses and lives. She shares her tips for using systems to help avoid burnout. Tune into this episode to learn more. “I think what ends up happening is that we get on the marketing, sales delivery rollercoaster, and we forget to build in support, which is a key component of your business,” explains Nneka Roberts, operations consultant at Sage Simple Solutions. Nneka’s burnout came a few...
2022-05-1552 min
The Learning Project NetworkGirl Get A Doula Nneka Hall (Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness advocate Full-Spectrum)Nneka Hall is a Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness advocate with a primary focus on infant and maternal mortality within the African American Community. Nneka is the founder of the Quietly United in Loss Together Campaign which is a Pregnancy And Infant Loss Awareness campaign designed to raise awareness of all types of loss from conception through a child's first two years of life, teach healthy fertility through womb health education, provide support to families who suffer these losses and provide support for memory programs so they won't close due to inability to afford supplies.Nneka is...
2022-02-261h 05
Professional Troublemaker with Luvvie Ajayi JonesListen to Lead (with Nneka Ogwumike)Leadership is a verb. And choosing to lead by listening and empowering others is a big part of that. Today’s guest Nneka Ogwumike is the definition of a Professional Troublemaker. She’s a force to be reckoned with on and off the court. Nneka is a former Number 1 WNBA draft pick, six-time WNBA All-star, and president of the Women's National Basketball Players Association. She’s passionate about fighting for Black women, athletes, and those whose voices aren't affirmed and has made speaking truth to power a life habit.Nneka also shares the pain she felt when being...
2022-02-161h 09
Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership142: Understanding the Impact of Identity for Nonprofit Leaders (Nneka Allen)142: Understanding the Impact of Identity for Nonprofit Leaders (Nneka Allen)SUMMARYWe are all responsible for the environments we create. And they should all be equitable. Nonprofit leaders clearly understand the impact of identity on an organizational culture and equity outcomes. In episode #142 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, Nneka Allen, a descendant of the Underground Railroad, shares her remarkable story which began years ago with her freedom-seeking ancestors and ultimately set her on the path of community movements, social change and a desire to pursue justice. Now, after more than tw...
2022-01-2749 min
Coaching & Conversations with TaVona DeniseFeelings & Failure with Nneka RobertsYou know how some people seem to go from zero to success overnight? Well that is not what this episode is about. In this episode, TaVona sits down with multiple six-figure earner, Nneka Roberts to discuss failure and feelings.Listen in as they discuss: The book that started her entrepreneurial career Alternative definitions of failure and Nneka’s key to success Nneka & TaVona get real about emotional eating and being honest with yourself Nneka shares some “medicine” for feeling the feelingsResources from this episode:Rich Dad, Poor Da...
2022-01-1931 min
Accelerate PodcastThe Year 2021 in Review with Nneka NwobiIn this podcast, I share some questions that will help you reflect in detail on your 2021. The reason I ask myself these very questions is to determine what direction I should follow in 2022. I want to grow and improve in every area of my life, as well as remain aligned to my overall 25-year plan. Here is a glimpse of the questions you can ask yourself:
What did I do that I shouldn’t have?
What did I spend a lot of time on?
Where did I let things happen to me?
How can I take a good ex...
2021-12-2816 min
Tuxes & Tomahawks PodcastEpisode 17: Nneka BrownIn 2016, Nneka Brown left the U.S. Army after 9 years of Active Duty as a Human Resources Specialist. She suffered from Traumatic Brain Injuries that impaired her ability to stay in. Since then, she started a company @innovativesupplies a couple weeks after being in the civilian world. She has won multiple awards, and just this past year, she testified before Congress about her difficulty of accessing PPP & EIDL funding. When she's not working she loves being a single mom, and enjoys working in the Arts. For more info on our guest Nneka Brown: Instagram: @cedesbad Vote for...
2021-09-241h 11
The Leaders’ Lab with DrCharityTV✨Global Education Initiatives: Meet Nneka Youth Foundation - #GHANA✨📢THE 38th EPISODE OF THE LEADERS' LAB IS HERE! 🎉🎊🍾
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You’re listening to 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙇𝙚𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙧𝙨' 𝙇𝙖𝙗 podcast where we talk all things leadership, communication and, learning how to balance multiple passions as a millennial professional. I’m your host, Dr. Charity C. Campbell affectionately known as Dr. C and I can’t wait to dig into today’s topic!
✨Global Education Initiatives: Meet Nneka Youth Foundation - #GHANA✨
Today, I am honored to have Cecilia Fiaka, better known as Mama Nneka, with Nneka Youth Foundation joining me all the way from ACCRA, GHANA!
Let’s dig in!
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About Nneka Youth Foundation
Nneka Youth Foundation is a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO...
2021-09-2253 min
The Authentic Dad PodcastEmbracing Chaos, Philanthropy, and Paying it Forward with Nneka McPheeToday, I'm joined by Nneka McPhee. Nneka currently serves as Chief of Staff & Strategic Initiatives for Americans for Ben-Gurion University, or A4BGU.
A4BGU raises awareness and philanthropic support for an innovative and inclusive university in the South of Israel. Nneka has over sixteen years of experience in resource development and non-profit management. Her prior roles have included Chief Operating Officer and Chief of Staff for JEWISHcolorado.
Born and raised in Denver, Nneka is passionate about her community. She is the co-founder of the Sisterhood of Philanthropists Impacting Needs (SPIN), a giving circle of A...
2021-07-0956 minAccelerate PodcastFollowing Through and Staying the CourseIn this episode, Nneka shares her insights while connecting and working with high-performing women and the straightforward tool for accountability she used to track performance, progress, and goals. Also, you'll learn about her new book "Finding Your True North: Your Guide Book for Revolutionized Thinking."
2021-06-0813 min
Pursuing Freedom: Helping Realtors & Mortgage Lenders Build Profitable, Scalable Businesses and Lives They Love — No Hustle, No BurnoutAbundance vs. Scarcity Mindset, with Nneka JenkinsAbundance vs. scarcity mindset can literally make all the difference to your business and your success, depending on which you choose. Hear insights about: How Nneka first got involved in real estate five years ago, and how she got over her fears to go full time in the business with her husband three years ago Why one of the biggest challenges Nneka had to overcome was understanding abundance vs. scarcity mindset and pushing herself out of scarcity How Nneka learned that she "plays small" as a self-defense mechanism, and how she pushed past her fears Why shifting your...
2021-06-0426 min
Mums Can015 - Coping with loss in motherhood FT Nneka OzeginIn today's episode, Nneka shares her personal experience and family's experience of loss of both personal things and those she loved so dearly and how they managed to keep going during their family crisis. She also breaks down in practical ways, how she was able to cope with such loss whilst being a mum.
Nneka is the wife to Pastor Malachi Ozegin. The two have celebrated 8 years in ministry. Their ministry (Citizens of God) focuses on teaching the word of God through conferences, meetings, and regular LIVE Facebook broadcasts. Every year their ministry has a...
2021-05-2437 minAccelerate PodcastBecoming Bridge Builders - Ask for a Connection and Give a ConnectionIn this episode, Nneka shares her takeaways from guests - Audrey Joe-Ezigbo & Ndidi Nwuneli. While listening, you are encouraged to ponder on the following provocative questions. What are you doing about the book you have always wanted to write? What are you angry about in your country? And how can you expand and widen your networks to be and do more?
2021-05-0408 minAccelerate PodcastIntroduction and Why Accelerate?Nneka Nwobi is an Author, Business Strategist, and Leadership Coach with over 25 years of combined experience in general, financial and sales management, strategic planning and thinking information, and communication technology strategy. She is passionate about helping high-achieving entrepreneurs build profitable and scalable businesses while enjoying financial and time freedom to enable them to live meaningful lives.
She is a Nigerian Chartered Accountant (ACA), USA Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and a UK Certified Chartered Accountant (ACCA) with an MBA and international working experience across 12 countries, including several Fortune 500 including SAP and Microsoft. Nneka serves on several boards as...
2021-04-2011 min
Embracing Intensity217: wRITE to Heal w/ Nneka CoxeffI'm super thrilled to share the recording of Nneka Coxeff's talk on Writing to Heal from this month's guest community call! You can find the full discussion in the Embracing Intensity Community! The wRITE to Heal Project was developed by founder and editor-in-chief of BLP magazine, Nneka D. Coxeff. As a Master Life Coach and Empowerment Practitioner, she offers transformative writing classes, workshops and wellness retreats to gently guide clients through the raw emotions of grief caused by loss, tragedy and transition. About Nneka: Nneka D. Coxeff is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of...
2021-04-2029 minAccelerate PodcastAccelerate Podcast is Live!Are you a High Performing Pan-Africa Female Founder or CEO? Or you are aspiring to be one? Then Accelerate Podcast is for you. This podcast is also for you, if you have a heart for empowering African Female Leaders. My name is Nneka Nwobi. I am an Author, Business and Leadership Coach and an Entrepreneur. I have decades of invaluable global experience and cherished African roots.
In this podcast, I will be having stimulating conversations with various High Performing Pan-African Female Founders and CEOs. As my guests, they will be speaking from their wealth of experience that you can glean...
2021-04-1301 min
The Official Do Good Better PodcastThe Official Do Good Better Podcast Season 3 Ep7: The Empathy Agency Principal & Founder Nneka AllenRelationship builder. Stone catcher. Freedom Fighter. Get ready for a powerful episode. Nneka Allen is our guest. Nneka Allen is a Black woman, a descendant of the Underground Railroad, an Ojibwa of Anderson Nation, a Momma and a sixth-generation Canadian.She was born and raised in Windsor, Ontario during the Black Power movement and a time of acute political awareness in North America. Her rich history and ancestry continually shape her racial equity activism today.Over the last 20 years she has inspired philanthropy in the non-profit sector...
2021-03-2352 min
The Ethical RainmakerCollecting Courage w Nneka AllenEpisode NotesNneka Allen shares great resources that we’ve passed along in our show notes! Here are links for content and references mentioned in the show:Michelle talks with Nneka Allen, who identifies as an Afro-Indigenous woman, a proud Momma of a beautiful 25 year-old daughter, Destiny and a 6th generation Canadian and daughter of the Underground Railroad. She is the Principal of The Empathy Agency, Co-editor and author of the book Collecting Courage and Founder of the Black Canadian Fundraisers’ Collective.References then Definitions: Collecting Courage: Joy, Pain, Freedom, Love is a collection of sh...
2021-03-0334 min
Dream BIG DailyNneka Brown: You’re One "Yes" Away From Extreme Growth, Don't Let Rejection Stop You - Ep #77On July 26, 2016, Nneka Brown sold 8,000 notebooks in 24 hours with her award winning stationery manufacturing company
Nneka is a service disabled U.S. Army Veteran who sustained several traumatic brain injuries from jumping out of airplanes. 45 days after leaving her 9 year career in the US Army due to injuries, her new path in life was established for good.
She’s been navigating through the obstacles of being a first-time founder and a disabled business owner since that day and has many stories to go along with it.
Enjoy this deep dive with Nneka Brown!...
2021-02-2523 min
Ivy League Prep Academy PodcastNneka Faison, pt. 2 (advice for journalism-centric impact projects from Harvard journalism teacher)My journalism class with Nneka Faison is legendary for how difficult it is to get into-- it is so popular at Harvard. When I was close to graduating and could register early, I took Nneka's class and discovered the hype was completely justified.Nneka's parents came to America with their six children from Nigeria. One of the middle children, Nneka, did her undergraduate work at Princeton, her graduate studies at Columbia, and studied as a Fellow at Harvard. Now, she teaches journalism at Harvard in addition to running an award-winning newsroom.In this podcast she...
2021-02-2214 minIvy League Prep Academy PodcastMy Harvard Teacher (& Princeton, Columbia, Harvard Grad/Fellow) Nneka Faison, Pt. 1My journalism class with Nneka Faison is legendary for how difficult it is to get into-- it is so popular at Harvard. When I was close to graduating and could register early, I took Nneka's class and discovered the hype was completely justified. Nneka's parents came to America with their six children from Nigeria. One of the middle children, Nneka, did her undergraduate work at Princeton, her graduate studies at Columbia, and studied as a Fellow at Harvard. Now, she teaches journalism at Harvard in addition to running an award-winning newsroom. In this podcast she di...
2021-02-1525 min
Finding Mastery with Dr. Michael GervaisCreating Opportunities, Resiliency, and Confidence | WNBA MVP, Nneka OgwumikeThis week’s conversation is with Nneka Ogwumike the 2016 WNBA MVP, WNBA Champion, and 1st overall pick of the Los Angeles Sparks in the 2012 WNBA Draft.Nneka is on a mission to inspire others to discover their greatness with an open heart, enthusiasm, integrity, courage, and compassion.She is currently serving as President of the WNBA Players’ Association (WNBPA) and successfully led the group in its renegotiation of a groundbreaking WNBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement.She is a six-time WNBA All-Star, three-time All-WNBA selection, three-time All-Defensive WNBA selection and was the 2012 WNBA Rookie of the...
2021-02-101h 05
Bay Area Real Estate Podcast with Brett JenningsExpert on Fire: Nneka Jenkins’ Road to $2 MillionToday I have the privilege of catching up with Nneka Jenkins, another one of our “Experts on Fire.” Nneka is a shining example of what it means to embrace a growth mindset in this business, adopt the right systems, and flourish because of it. Cited below for your convenience are timestamps that will direct you to various points in the video. Feel free to watch the full message or use these timestamps to skip to topics that interest you most: 1:05- Nneka’s background and how she got into the real estate business 2:45- How Nneka’s scarcity mindset initially prevente...
2021-02-0200 min
Inclusive Leaders & CEO Impact Podcast by DIAL Global“The boundaries of your firm extend to your supply chain, that is a representation in today’s world”: Dr Nneka Abulokwe - Founder & CEO at MicroMax Consulting, International Public Speaker and Board & Non-Executive Director at various companiesDr Nneka Abulokwe OBELeila is joined by Dr Nneka Abulokwe OBE - Founder & CEO at MicroMax Consulting, International Public Speaker and Board & Non-Executive Director at various companies.IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT· How Nneka built a successful career for herself in the technology sector· How Nneka was given “permission to be different” by her parents during her childhood· Nneka’s aim to practice ‘servant leadership’ in the workplace· The unique position on corporate governance that Nneka developed during her Executive Doctorate
2021-01-2552 min
Misty Bloom Book ClubS1.E5: What It Mans When A Man Falls From The Sky by Lesley Nneka ArimahEpisode Notes
Hey guys, how are you doing? I hope you're taking good care of yourself and doing well.
In this episode, I will be reviewing What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky by Lesley Nneka Arimah. Are you ready? Cos I am. Let’s go clubbing! This book is a short story collection. So first things first, before I launch into my review, I’m gonna tell you about my beef with short story collections. I don't typically read them. And the reason I don’t read short stories is because I don't feel li...
2020-11-2320 min
The Climate Conscious PodcastEnergy Transition (Part 2) with Nneka MatthewsA continuation of (Episode 14) the discussion with Nneka Matthews on the implications of the ongoing energy transition. Matrix or Star Trek? What will out future be? Our current production and consumption patterns are approaching the limits of the earth's ecological capacity, and even exceeding it. Earth overshoot Day was recorded on 22 August 2020. On that day we exhausted the earth's ecological budget! https://www.overshootday.orgThe unsustainable nature of our economic models is manifested in negative social, environmental and economic impacts: biodiversity loss, deforestation, civil unrest, diseases, and more. As we co...
2020-11-1848 min
LIFTT Inc. Podcast: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyStay Ready for School Virtual Community ForumThis podcast features Special Guest Panelists Dr. Patricia Nunley (Assistant Professor of Child Development and Family Studies at City College of Francisco), Dr. NNeka Harrison (Co-Founder of LIFTT Inc. and Professor of Educational Leadership in the Mills College School of Education), and Dr. Chris Harrison (Co-Founder of LIFTT Inc.) as they share information and resources with African-American families who are striving to ensure the academic readiness and success of their children while balancing life in these changing and uncertain times. This is a strategic community conversation centered on empowering children and their families to be balanced while sustaining school r...
2020-10-011h 33
Broke, Gifted, and BlackBlooming Abroad: Our entire interview with Nneka Osueke We had such a great conversation with Nneka that we wanted to share the entire conversation with our listeners in a bonus episode. So here is the complete, raw, and unedited version of our interview. We hope you enjoy it!
Nneka Osueke is a visual artist, mental health advocate, an author who glides across various mediums, most notably painting and sculpture, to depict themes of African history, spirituality, Black empowerment, and the human mind. A first-generation Nigerian born and raised in Dallas, Texas, she received her Bachelor's in Fashion Merchandising from Sam Houston State Un...
2020-08-281h 02LIFTT Inc. Podcast: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyTips on Homeschooling and Distance Learning for Parents & CaregiversThis podcast features Dr. NNeka Harrison and Dr. Chris Harrison (Co-Founders of LIFTT Inc.) as they discuss tips on distance learning and homeschooling
This talk is an excerpt from a live Facebook webinar they participated in on August 7, 2020 titled, "Black by Design Part IV: Preparing and Protecting Our Black Children." This webinar was sponsored by the Bay Area Chapter of the Association of Black Psychologists.
Use the following link to view the entire webinar - https://www.facebook.com/TheABPsi/videos/1884346248396056/
Elders such as Dr. Wade Nobles, Dr. Jawanzaa Kunjufu, and other educators an...
2020-08-0810 minLIFTT Inc. Podcast: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyFeaturing Dr. Patricia Nunley: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyThis podcast features Dr. Patricia Nunley (Educator) as she discusses implications for educating African-Americans for the 21st century.
This speech is an excerpt from a conference held at Mills College by Drs. NNeka and Chris Harrison in 2010 titled, Educating African-Americans for the 21st Century.
See article online for more details about this conference.
2020-06-1420 minLIFTT Inc. Podcast: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyFeaturing Dr. Margaret Norris: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyThis podcast features Dr. Margaret Norris (Educator) as she discusses implications for educating African-Americans for the 21st century.
This speech is an excerpt from a conference held at Mills College by Drs. NNeka and Chris Harrison in 2010 titled, Educating African-Americans for the 21st Century.
See article online for more details about this conference.
2020-06-1436 minLIFTT Inc. Podcast: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyFeaturing Romeo Garcia: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyThis podcast features Romeo Garcia (Educator) as he discusses implications for educating African-Americans for the 21st century.
This speech is an excerpt from a conference held at Mills College by Drs. NNeka and Chris Harrison in 2010 titled, Educating African-Americans for the 21st Century.
See article online for more details about this conference.
2020-06-1440 minLIFTT Inc. Podcast: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyFeaturing Andre Aikins: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyThis podcast features Andre Aikins (Educator) as he discusses implications for educating African-Americans for the 21st century.
This speech is an excerpt from a conference held at Mills College by Drs. NNeka and Chris Harrison in 2010 titled, Educating African-Americans for the 21st Century.
See article online for more details about this conference.
2020-06-1437 minLIFTT Inc. Podcast: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyFeaturing Dr. Chris Harrison: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyThis podcast features Dr. Chris Harrison, Co-Founder of LIFTT Inc., as he discusses implications for educating African-Americans for the 21st century.
This speech is an excerpt from a conference held at Mills College by Drs. NNeka and Chris Harrison in 2010 titled, Educating African-Americans for the 21st Century.
See article online for more details about this conference.
2020-06-1444 minLIFTT Inc. Podcast: Educating African-Americans for the 21st CenturyExcerpt from Teacher PD on Parent-School PartnershipsThis podcast discusses ways to strengthen and improve parent-school partnerships.
Speaker: Dr. NNeka Harrison, Co-Founder of LIFTT Inc.
www.lifttinc.org
2020-06-1408 min
UNSUGARCOATED with AaliaE19:Breaking Down Walls w/ Nneka EnurahOn this week of Unsugarcoated with Aalia, Aalia is joined by Digital Development Executive of Hello Sunshine Nneka Enurah(@Nneka_E). Enurah shares what it’s like to get an opportunity in the entertainment industry(8:05) and the different set of rules she has to operate under as a woman of color(10:25). Aalia and Nneka share stories about having to shift who they are in certain spaces(13:10), and Nneka breaks down the impact coaching, mentorship, and sponsorship can have on young professionals(17:20). The conversation flows to heavy, but needed, subjects like turning self-hate into self-love(26:00) and the media’s influence on soci...
2020-06-0251 min
Pleasure Central RadioHow to Start Where You Are to Get What You Want, Nneka & Rebecca (REPOST)RATED R [I’m reposting this great conversation to help you remember what quality conversations can do for us. And if you’re depressed because of COVID or something else, no need to stress about jumping straight back to ‘normal’ right away. (You WILL get there!)] Nneka Kelly and I (Radiant Rebecca) go way, way back. In fact, Nneka is one of my oldest Abrahamster friends. Here we are, 15+ years after we first connected online to share about our long term friendship with very occasional yet surprisingly deep connections. We share about each of our j...
2020-05-241h 16Bay Area Real Estate Podcast with Brett JenningsHow Nneka Sold $26 Million in Real Estate in 9 MonthsBoth before and after joining the Real Estate Experts, Nneka Jenkins has had quite the journey in real estate. Today I sat down with her to talk about her story of success and what she has achieved since joining our team. Cited below for your convenience are timestamps that will direct you to various points in the interview. Feel free to watch the full video or use these timestamps to browse specific topics at your leisure: 0:50—Her journey prior to joining the Real Estate Experts5:00—On joining the Real Estate Experts: Adjusting to a new environment and new practices9:20—What were Nn...
2019-05-2000 min
Moms with Dreams Show143: Take Time to Recharge w/Nneka Saran MosleyNneka Saran Mosley is a wife, mother of three, creative entrepreneur and woman of faith. She is the founder of Mamas who Lunch, an intimate lunch series that helps moms take a break, enjoy great conversation with other moms, and leave feeling inspired. What started as a simple idea to host an annual event for moms in her network quickly grew to multiple SOLD OUT events across three states. This event has now evolved into a one-day conference called Recharge. Nneka is extremely passionate about encouraging women to step out on faith to do what God has...
2019-04-1735 min
The Boonie Breakdown89 - Jesus Wouldn't Like It with Nneka NnamdiIn this episode, Boonie is joined by Nneka Nnamdi! If you attended #BoonieLive back in November 2018 then you are familiar with Nneka and the sermon she preached! In this episode we talked about over sexualization of the black woman and why black women are walking around as ticking time bombs! Connect with Nneka here: Facebook: Nneka Nnamdi Email: Kiyannamdi@yahoo.com Shop The Boonie Breakdown Store here. Use code 'TWO' to save 20% off orders over $20 through March 9, 2019. The hashtag for the podcast is #TheBoonieBreakdown. Share with others using the hasht...
2019-03-041h 00
Caribbean Storytime with Yolanda MarshallNneka EdwardsNneka Edwards is a Canadian-born, Caribbean-bred creative writer. Nneka grew up in The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, but later attended university in Canada, Taiwan and South Korea. This talented Author also spent one year in Japan teaching English with the JET (Japan Exchange Teaching) Programme.
More About Nneka Edwards and her books:-
Website:- http://www.nnekaedwards.com/
Books: -http://www.nnekaedwards.com/category/books/
Instagram: nneka.edwards
YouTube: Nneka Edwards Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClVNNgYIcNFFvumw50WyM8g
Twitter 1: @joiedelens
Twitter 2: colibripennneka (for Caribbean poetry)
Facebook: Nneka Edwards Artist
Facebook: Caribbean Art for Kids
2018-09-1125 min
Beyond A Dress Size with Dr. Ezinne MeribeCan We All Be A Size 6? with Dr. Nneka ChimaEpisode summary
On this episode, Dr. Nneka and I explore BMI and the fact that - people in bigger bodies are not unhealthy, lazy, unworthy of love and belonging or less smart. Let's pursue and promote health for people of all sizes. We can't all be a size 6 but we can all be healthy. The goal is to throw more light on what other health indicators we should all pursue and realise that health is not defined by the number on the scale.
About our guest
Dr. Nneka Chima is...
2018-05-1055 min
Self Care SundaysEpisode 203: Travel Journalist Nneka OkonaToday we speak with travel journalist Nneka Okona, joining us from Colombia! We begin with a look at the life of a travel blogger. Nneka describes the “white gaze” she encounters in travel in her pursuit of documenting the global iterations of blackness through her work. We then discuss her identity as a Nigerian-American and how food offers a lens through which we can understand identity. Though her roots are in travel writing, she notes she has considered writing about grief as a form of self-care to cope with loss. Nneka concludes attesting to the power of one’s “internal...
2018-05-0640 min
Boss Bitches PodcastTo get a job writing for Insecure, take Amy Aniobi's advice!<p dir="ltr">Amy Aniobi writes for the hit HBO show, "Insecure," staring Issa Rae. The show is currently taping it's third season, but Amy (my Nigerian sister from another mister) took some time to chat with us. She even has a season three spoiler for us so listen until the end!</p>
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<p dir="ltr">Amy’s story is not only about a 30 something living her best life and working for a hit show. It is also about picking your passion an...
2018-04-1645 minBoss Bitches PodcastIs ClassPass worth it? It was for one 30 something!<p dir="ltr">When her first idea didn’t work out, Mary Biggins pushed on.</p>
<p dir="ltr"> That’s her personality.</p>
<p dir="ltr"> She’s a problem solver, a go getter. </p>
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<p dir="ltr"> Call her, “Boston Strong,” if you will.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Today, she is CoFounder of two successful companies, ClassPass and MealPal.</p>
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2018-03-0545 minBoss Bitches PodcastCan a career woman find love?<p>I know I said we would be releasing new episodes every other week, I wanted to sneak in another episode in honor of Valentine's Day. As a hopeless romantic, I couldn't pass up the opportunity. I wanted to know what the heck would attract someone to a BOSS, an ambitious person? Is it difficult to marry someone who is so dedicated to their career? Is it intimidating? Do these ambitious people offer something special, a certain je ne sais quoi?</p>
<p>To get answers, I asked my husband. What's it like to...
2018-02-1445 minBoss Bitches PodcastStart a tech company before age 30<p dir="ltr">I see it, I want it</p>
<p dir="ltr">I stunt, yellow bone it</p>
<p dir="ltr">I dream it, I work hard</p>
<p dir="ltr">I grind 'til I own it</p>
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<p dir="ltr">I twirl on them haters</p>
<p dir="ltr">- "Formation," Beyonce</p>
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2018-02-0545 minBoss Bitches PodcastBe a successful, young, female, minority lawyer like Chante!<p>Martin Luther King said, "In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."</p>
<p>This week, the importance of speaking out. From the young woman who shared her story about an uncomfortable sexual encounter with actor Aziz Ansari, the movie The Post and the importance of press freedom, accusations of, "fake news," and efforts to shut down a news site that has been critical of a foreign government (and the Boss Lady at the helm of that site).</p...
2018-01-1645 minBoss Bitches PodcastTurn negative feedback in to a positive<p>This week...Oprah Winfrey confirmed she is the QUEEN OF EVERYTHING during her speech at the Golden Globes Sunday. Many say she is flirting with the idea of running for president, but are her powers better used outside the oval office? There are conflicting opinions out there. I guess it's up to Ms. Winfrey to decide.</p>
<p>Our interview this week is with Jessica Brondo Davidoff, a 35-year-old serial entrepreneur. Negative feedback helped her start and successfully run two companies. At 22-years-old, she started <a href="https://edgeincollegeprep.com"&g...
2018-01-0845 min