https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-36bpz-175fba4 In this episode of Talking Tech with Creatives, I welcome Abidemi Sanusi, an accomplished author and SEO expert. We dive into her journey from working in human rights to becoming a multi-faceted professional in writing and technology. I also share insights from the recent World Travel Market show in Excel, London, focusing on how…
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-ryupi-1735e09 We interview Tony Abulu, an Nigerian filmmaker and CEO of Black Ivory Communications, whose extensive career spans over 30 years in film, publishing, and international marketing. Abulu discusses his journey, from his storytelling roots inspired by his grandmother in Edo state to the business lessons learned from his uncle. Despite early societal expectations to…
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-f8qmd-171c8bf In this episode, Izu Okafor, a filmmaker passionate about bringing authentic Nigerian stories to the screen, joins us. Izu shares his creative journey, explaining how he started producing and is now making strides toward directing, with an exciting upcoming Israeli-Nollywood project in the works. He talks about the balance between formal education and practical…
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-377b7-17004ea In this exciting episode of the Talking Tech With Creatives podcast, I welcome Bee Kapitan, an augmented reality (AR) expert and a creative technologist. Bee shares her fascinating journey from web design to becoming a leader in AR, virtual reality (VR), and XR (Extended Reality) development. We dive deep into augmented reality, discussing its…
Akara and Moin Moin are delicious Nigerian dishes made from black-eyed beans. Akara is deep-fried bean fritters, while Moin Moin is a steamed savory pudding. Both are rich in protein and packed with flavor. Learn about their history, preparation tips, and variations found around the world
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-bznnd-16cae87 Join Stella Oni on the latest episode of “Talking Tech with Creatives” as she sits down with Benga Shokefun, a multi-talented Nigerian-American author, lawyer, and industrialist. Benga shares his fascinating journey from an influential creative family to his pivotal role in the Afrobeat genre and the founding of Question Mark Records. Discover his insights…
Conversation with Yetunde Asika In this compelling episode of “Talking Tech with Creative podcast ” host Stella Oni sits down with Yetunde Asika, a dynamic leader and advocate for social justice, to explore the transformative power of technology, law, and innovation across Africa. Yetunde, who wears many hats as a mother, social justice activist, and…
Conversation with Wendy Jones In this insightful episode, we dive deep into the world of marketing and self-publishing with the accomplished marketeer and self-published author, Wendy H Jones. Wendy shares her expert perspective on the most critical elements of successful marketing campaigns in today’s digital landscape, highlighting the importance of adaptability and creativity. She also…
I was intrigued by a woman who raised four successful artists in a harsh industry and a country like the UK. But that was not why this memoir fascinated me. It was because Ify had first-hand experience of the Biafran war.
“Hope and Glory” by Jendella Benson delves into the experiences of second-generation Nigerian immigrants in the UK through the lens of their British-born children. The novel skillfully captures the struggles of navigating dual cultures and the weight of familial expectations. With compelling characters and a gripping plot, the book provides a meaningful portrayal of the African British immigrant experience.
