Los mejores podcasts de Fatimah (2024)

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Ep. 79 - Who Cares About Being "Culturally Black" (Henry C. Flowers III)

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Henry shares his journey from a challenging childhood marked by the absence of his mother to finding faith. He discusses the influence of his father and the pivotal moments that led him to embrace Christianity. Henry talks through career transitions, the impact of family dynamics on his beliefs, and why he doesn’t care if he passes for “culturally …

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Ep. 79 - Who Cares About Being "Culturally Black" (Henry C. Flowers III) 1:29:05

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Henry shares his journey from a challenging childhood marked by the absence of his mother to finding faith. He discusses the influence of his father and the pivotal moments that led him to embrace Christianity. Henry shares his journey through career transitions, the impact of family dynamics on his beliefs, and why he doesn’t care if he passes for…

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#144 | From Small Town Dreamer to Global Strategist: An Inspirational Journey with Baishakhi Connor 49:58

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What if your childhood dream was so big, it seemed impossible? Listen to Baishakhi Connor's extraordinary journey from a small town in India, where she dreamt of becoming the President of the United States, to her impactful career spanning four continents. Discover how she found her path through the software industry, pursued engineering and an MBA…

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Musicwoman Festival 2024 1:02:00

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We are so excited about the upcoming 1st Annual Musicwoman Festival produced by Women in Jazz South Florida, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that promotes women musicians, globally. In this podcast, we welcome Media Director Mimi Johnson and featured Spoken Word Artist Papadook The Poet. Also, invited are featured artists Rita Graham (GA), bassist Kim …

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Ep. 78 - The State of Black Progress (Star Parker)

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In this conversation, Star Parker discusses the impact of abortion, education, housing, and social security on the black population. Star shares her life journey from a rebellious child to a life of criminal and destructive activities, until she found faith and turned her life around. She became involved in welfare reform and worked with the GOP to…

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Ep. 78 - The State of Black Progress (Star Parker) 1:15:19

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In this conversation, Star Parker discusses the impact of abortion, education, housing, and social security on the black population. Star shares her life journey from a rebellious child to a life of criminal and destructive activities, until she found faith and turned her life around. She became involved in welfare reform and worked with the GOP to…

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Ep. 77 - Learn Beyond Your Ethnic Roots (Ildi Tillmann)

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Ildi Tillmann shares her unique childhood growing up in Hungary during the late Soviet era. Ildi eventually moved to the United States and ended up in Africana Studies after auditing a class on African history and wanting to learn about different cultures. She discovered her passion for photography and realized the importance of telling stories thr…

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Ep. 77 - Learn Beyond Your Ethnic Roots (Ildi Tillmann) 1:25:03

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Ildi Tillmann shares her unique childhood growing up in Hungary during the late Soviet era. Ildi eventually moved to the United States and ended up in Africana Studies after auditing a class on African history and wanting to learn about different cultures. She discovered her passion for photography and realized the importance of telling stories thr…

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Ep. 76 - Free Thoughts with Bowen & Tywman, Ep. 13

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In episode Mike and Wink delve into the implications of declining black enrollment at elite universities, particularly Harvard, following changes in affirmative action policies. The hosts discuss the media's framing of these changes, the complexities of race in college admissions, and the evolving concept of identity. The dialogue emphasizes the im…

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Ep. 76 - Free Thoughts with Bowen & Tywman, Ep 13 1:17:02

18d ago1:17:02

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In episode Mike and Wink delve into the implications of declining black enrollment at elite universities, particularly Harvard, following changes in affirmative action policies. The hosts discuss the media's framing of these changes, the complexities of race in college admissions, and the evolving concept of identity. The dialogue emphasizes the im…

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#143 | Transforming PMOs into Strategic Powerhouses with Laura Barnard 1:10:54

19d ago1:10:54

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Ever wondered how to transform your PMO into a strategic powerhouse? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Laura Barnard, a trailblazer in integrating PMOs and project management with organisational strategy. Laura shares her extensive experience working with industry giants like JP Morgan, LinkedIn, IBM, and Amazon. Reflecting on the evolu…

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Ep. 75 - It's Not About Whiteness, It's About Wealth (Remi Adekoya)

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Dr. Remi Adekoya shares his unique upbringing as a mixed-race individual in Nigeria, Poland, and the UK with host Connie Morgan, highlighting the cultural influences that shaped his identity. Remi also discusses his book, It's Not About Whiteness, It's About Wealth, where he explores the economic dimensions of race and the importance of collective …

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Ep. 75 - It's Not About Whiteness, It's About Wealth (Remi Adekoya) 1:24:25

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Dr. Remi Adekoya shares his unique upbringing as a mixed-race individual in Nigeria, Poland, and the UK with host Connie Morgan, highlighting the cultural influences that shaped his identity. Remi also discusses his book, It's Not About Whiteness, It's About Wealth, where he explores the economic dimensions of race and the importance of collective …

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Ep. 74 - Free Thoughts with Bowen & Twyman, Ep. 12

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This conversation explores the concept of blackness and who can be considered black. Mike and Wink discuss different perspectives on black identity, including self-identification and societal perception. They raise questions about conformity, individuality, and the external versus internal dimensions of black identity. The conversation also touches…

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Ep. 74 - Free Thoughts with Bowen & Twyman, Ep. 12 1:09:49

24d ago1:09:49

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This conversation explores the concept of blackness and who can be considered black. Mike and Wink discuss different perspectives on black identity, including self-identification and societal perception. They raise questions about conformity, individuality, and the external versus internal dimensions of black identity. The conversation also touches…

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Ep. 73 - Islam in the United States (Fatimah Fanusie)

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In this episode Dr. Fatimah Fanusie shares her personal journey growing up in an African-American Muslim family and the history of African-American Islam. She discusses the origins of the Nation of Islam and its role in giving a new identity to African-Americans. The conversation also touches on the relationship between jazz musicians and Islam Sho…

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Ep. 73 - Islam in the United States (Fatimah Fanusie) 1:05:22

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In this episode Dr. Fatimah Fanusie shares her personal journey growing up in an African-American Muslim family and the history of African-American Islam. She discusses the origins of the Nation of Islam and its role in giving a new identity to African-Americans. The conversation also touches on the relationship between jazz musicians and Islam Sho…

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Cat-Eating Haitians and Broken Politics

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Political Discourse CAT-EATING HAITIANS AND BROKEN POLITICS How we talk about one another matters Delano Squires Springfield, Ohio presents an opportunity to have serious debates about one of the most important issues facing America today: immigration. Unfortunately, we are not having serious policy discussions. You can tell we’re not because polit…

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#142 | Beyond the Agile Manifesto: Debunking Myths and Embracing Adaptability with Maarten Dalmijn 1:01:30

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Is your understanding of agile stuck in the past? Tune in to our latest Agile Ideas episode, where we chat with Maarten Dalmijn from the Netherlands, an agile, scrum, and product management maestro with a fascinating background that even includes an early appearance in an Oscar-winning film! We tackle the persistent myths around agile, revealing ho…

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A Pioneer of Second-hand Fashion, TRAID with Maria Chenoweth 46:00

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Welcome to Season 6 of the podcast and we’re starting with a special episode to celebrate Second-hand September with a trailblazer of the second-hand fashion movement. In this episode we hear from Maria Chenoweth, Chief Executive of the second-hand charity TRAID. With a dozen stores found on London's high streets, TRAID offers an alternative and mo…

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Ep. 72 - Getting Black Folk in the Great Outdoors (Rue Mapp)

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Connie Morgan and Outdoor Afro founder Rue Mapp sit down and talk about Rue’s journey from a baby in and out of foster homes to one of the most impactful outdoor advocates in America. Show notes: Outdoor Afro Rue’s website Rue’s book: Nature Swagger: Stories and Visions of Black Joy in the Outdoors Get tickets to the Glamp Out The best book Rue has…

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Ep. 72 - Getting Black Folk in the Great Outdoors (Rue Mapp) 1:13:37

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Connie Morgan and Outdoor Afro founder Rue Mapp sit down and talk about Rue’s journey from a baby in and out of foster homes to one of the most impactful outdoor advocates in America. Show notes: Outdoor Afro Rue’s website Rue’s book: Nature Swagger: Stories and Visions of Black Joy in the Outdoors Get tickets to the Glamp Out The best book Rue has…

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Colette Michaan 1:00:00

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Colette Michaan is a flutist, bandleader, and producer who was born and raised in New York City by immigrant parents from Egypt and Syria. She is intercultural in her origins, history, identity, relations and resonances, and her music has naturally been informed by many cultures. Colette has always loved how music undeniably engages people across b…

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Sonja Hodgson on Anthro to UX with Matt Artz 29:37

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In this Anthro to UX podcast episode, Sonja Hodgson speaks with Matt Artz about her journey into UX research. Sonja shares her path from anthropology to UX research, highlighting the transferable skills from her anthropological background. She discusses her experiences in various roles, including medical interpretation, program evaluation, market r…

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Ep. 71 - Culture Not Skin Color (Ada Akpala)

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This episode features guest Ada Akpala. Ada is a writer, podcaster and head of content at The Equiano Project which is a forum to promote freedom of speech and open dialogue on race, culture and politics. Ada was Born in Nigeria, and now resides in the United Kingdom. She and host Connie Morgan talk a lot about the immigration politics and general …

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Ep. 71 - Culture Not Skin Color (Ada Akpala) 1:02:44

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This episode features guest Ada Akpala. Ada is a writer, podcaster and head of content at The Equiano Project which is a forum to promote freedom of speech and open dialogue on race, culture and politics. Ada was Born in Nigeria, and now resides in the United Kingdom. She and host Connie Morgan talk a lot about the immigration politics and general …

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#141 | Redefining Productivity, Leadership, Change, and Remote Success with Karen Ferris 50:13

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Is the traditional office mandate pushing top talent out the door? This topic is more relevant now than ever. Join us as we engage with Karen Ferris, a Melbourne-based consultant and organizational change management expert who passionately challenges the return-to-office mandate. Karen shares her insights on why focusing on productivity and flexibi…

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Ep. 70 - Free Thoughts with Bowen & Twyman, Ep. 11 1:16:29

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This conversation explores the theme of black vulnerability and the frustrations experienced by black individuals. It delves into the disconnect between public discourse on race and the lived experiences of black people. Mike and Wink share personal stories of vulnerability, including instances of racial discrimination and family dynamics influence…

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Ep. 69 - The Obama Conservative (John Wood Jr.) 1:21:40

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Host Connie Morgan and Braver Angels ambassador John Wood Jr. discuss his personal political and religious evolution and how he continues to find common ground with just about anyone. John is a former nominee for congress, former Vice-Chairman of the Republican Party of Los Angeles County, musical artist, and a noted writer and speaker on subjects …

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Ep. 68 - Your Skin Color Has Become an Idol (Quisha King) 1:07:58

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In this episode Quisha King and Connie Morgan talk about Quisha’s journey from questioning the 2016 election's narratives to a profound personal awakening. Despite facing resistance from loved ones, she found renewed strength through community and activism, ultimately working with the Republican National Committee and influencing grassroots efforts…

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#140 | Navigating Product Management with Adrienne Tan: Leadership Shifts, Strategic Insights, and Future Trends 50:03

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Do you know the key differences between Product Managers and Product Owners? In this episode, we promise to clarify this often-misunderstood distinction, especially within agile environments. Join us and our esteemed guest Adrienne Tan, co-founder and CEO of BrainMates, as she shares her in-depth knowledge on the evolving state of the product manag…

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Ep. 67 - The Trans Movement is Co-Opting Black History (N3VLYNNN) 1:33:17

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N3VLYNNN first caught our eye when she wrote an excellent piece setting the record straight on civil rights activist Pauli Murray’s identity. In this episode she and host Connie Morgan talk about what is happening to black history and how to handle modern gender ideology. Show notes: N3VLYNNN’s movie: Reflections Unheard: Black Women in Civil Right…

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Ep. 66 - Can't Help but Be Heterodox (Cecil Grant Jr.) 1:03:10

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Cecil Grant Jr. and host Connie Morgan discuss the experience of discovering that your values don't align with those of the people you were expected to be in harmony with. Show notes: Cecil’s Substack: Changing the Narrative Cecil’s podcast “Please Be Patient With Me”Por Free Black Thought

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#139 | Navigating Project Portfolio Management (PPM) Selection: Insights from Client Advocates 54:37

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Ever wondered how to seamlessly align client needs with the offerings of tech providers? Join us on this episode of Agile Ideas as we uncover the secrets of effective Project Portfolio Management (PPM) solutions. Recorded live on May 23rd as a Meetup, we delve into bridging the gap between business requirements and technological capabilities throug…

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Ep. 65 - Free Thoughts with Bowen & Twyman, Ep. 10 1:21:36

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Mike and Wink delve into the evolution and nuances of “Black Pride,” examining its complexities and the varying perceptions of snobbiness, class, and success within black America. It contrasts the experiences of the hosts from different backgrounds and regions, exploring themes such as generational gaps, popular culture's impact on identity, and th…

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“PASTOR INI” 18:11

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I hope my soothing voice at the beginning helps you forget that this is the first episode after such a long time. Don’t worry, I explained why I have been away for so long. I hope it suffices. I have missed youuuu. Listen in, I filled you in. Email Address; inioluwaajiboye27@gmail.com( Listen till the end, you’ll see why you need it).…

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Ep. 64 - Just Be Prohuman (Bion Bartning) 1:11:55

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Bion Bartning is the founder of the Foundation of Intolerance & Racism (FAIR) and the ProHuman Foundation — two organizations that Free Black Thought respects and collaborates with. In this conversation with Connie Morgan, he explains how his children’s school curriculum inspired him to become involved in the classical liberal nonprofit sector and …

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Ep. 63 - The Kids Can't Read (Kareem Weaver) 1:28:51

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Host Connie Morgan talks with Kareem Weaver about what lead a guy who grew up in the hood surrounded by chaos to become a leader in the literacy and education reform movement. Kareem is the Co-Founder & Executive Director of FULCRUM (Full and Complete Reading is a Universal Mandate). Full and Complete Reading is a Universal Mandate (FULCRUM) Ep. 13…

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#138 | Navigating IT Leadership with Katherine Maxey: Insights from a 30-Year Career 39:48

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In this episode, we sit down with Katherine Maxey, Vice President of Information Technology at Enviva. With over 30 years of experience across manufacturing, retail, and the U.S. government sectors, Katherine shares her wealth of knowledge and experiences from her dynamic career. Join us as we delve into her journey from a Project Manager to a seni…

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Ep. 62 - Star-Man Your Enemies (Angel Eduardo) 1:01:07

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Angel Eduardo and Connie Morgan talk about creativity, ending race and assuming the best about your ideological opposites. Angel works as Senior Writer & Editor for the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), and serves as Chair of the Board of Directors for the Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism (FAIR). Show notes: Angel’s web…

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Ep. 61 - Free Thoughts with Bowen & Twyman, Ep. 9 1:34:27

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In this episode Mike and Wink explore black identity, freedom, and tribalism, discussing Juneteenth and diverse paths to black American liberation. The conversation eventually shifts to Glenn C. Loury's new memoir Late Admissions, examining black conservatism’s nuances and the tension between individual and collective identities. They highlight cha…

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Fatimah Richmond on Anthro to UX with Matt Artz 39:23

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In this Anthro to UX podcast episode, Fatimah Richmond speaks with Matt Artz about her UX journey. Fatimah shares her journey from computer science to anthropology and how she found her passion for human-computer interaction. She discusses the evolution of UX research and the importance of research maturity within organizations. Fatimah highlights …

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Ep. 60 - Every Black Life Matters (Kevin McGary) 1:18:59

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Connie Morgan and co-founder of Every Black Life Matters Kevin McGary talk about family, fatherhood and why Karl Marx must have been demon possessed. Kevin also serves as Chairman of the Frederick Douglass Foundation of California and he’s an executive with the Douglass Leadership Institute. Show notes: Kevin’s book: DEI in 3D: Deciphering Designs,…

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