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AudioDiaspora
by With Christabel Nsiah-Buadi
Join audio leader and coach Christabel Nsiah-Buadi as she connects with inspiring global Black creators that you should know. Discover valuable creative and entrepreneurial insights to elevate your projects, backed by a community of innovators and experts. Stay informed about events reshaping narratives in our society. AudioDiaspora is a listener-supported podcast and resource. Subscribe for updates and professional tips from our vibrant community of creative innovators—choose between free or paid options!JOIN AUDIO DIASPORA FOR FREE TO GET:- The weekly newsletter and latest podcasts are delivered to your inbox for FREE when you subscribe- Access to our latest shows for three months. TO ACCESS OUR:- AudioDiaspora’s audio library of practical tips from creative leaders.- Full podcast archive- ‘First Look’ updates and/or ticket discounts to training or networking eventsConsider joining the AudioDiaspora community as a paid subscriber for $5 a month or $50 a year. <a h
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Josh Rivers is “Busy Being Black” and Using Audio Storytelling To Explore & Celebrate.
Hi fam, This week, I’m excited to welcome Josh Rivers to AudioDiaspora. He has been building safe spaces throughout his career. And he’s done this using storytelling as a tool. He’s also the host of the podcast "Busy Being Black,” which explores and celebrates the richness of queer Black lives.…
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EP 82: Louise Lyons-Appiah is Breaking Barriers through Personal Narratives
Ep. 82: Louise Lyons-Appiah is Using Personal Narratives in Podasts to Break Barriers In a world where societal expectations can be stifling, Louise Lyons-Appiah’s story is a testament to breaking free from self-doubt to build communities and empower others through collaboration. In this episode…
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Ep. 81: Fight for the Life of Your Work! AudioDiaspora 2024 Highlights
EP 81: Fight for the Life of Your Work! AudioDiaspora 2024 Highlights It’s nearly the end of 2024, and as the year winds down, Christabel takes a moment to reflect on some of the most impactful AudioDiaspora conversations of the year so far. From the power of telling your truth to the art of…
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Ep 80: Channing Chasten: It's Okay to Feel Discouraged; Use Those Feelings as Motivation to Reach Your Goals!
Channing Chasten on ‘The 1% Kid’: Don’t Let Your Setbacks Dictate Your Future Channing Chasten, the former Phoenix Rising football star and author of the kids' book, "The 1% Kid," shares why honoring disappointment and sadness in setting goals and boundaries was essential in achieving his career…
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Ep 79: Shaznay Martin Is Challenging Media Stereotypes That Strip Black Women of Their Power.
Shaznay Martin Is Creating The World She Wants To See Using the Camera and the Pen. In this week’s episode, we are joined by Shaznay Martin, a writer and filmmaker who is forging her path in the media world and creating space for Black women on both sides of the camera. As a writer, Shaznay...
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Ep. 78: Dr. Shaun Anderson - Why I Share the ‘Right’ Stories of Athletes Pushing for Social Justice
Hi everybody, I think the universe is ‘having a laugh’ because why is the episode we’re playing one week after I broke my ankle about…sports?! TOO. SOON! I jest! It’s fine! In this week’s episode, I speak with Dr. Shaun M. Anderson, the Knight Chair in Sports, Race, and Media at UNC-Chapel Hill,...
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Ep. 77: How Did Halle Berry Call Hollywood Out?: AudioDiaspora Round Up
Hi everybody, I'll try to keep this note short(ish) because, well, a (not very) funny thing happened to me on Monday. I broke my ankle while on a run. I thought it might be a sprain. It turns out it is more than that. So I'm doing something I've never done before. I am going to rest, or should I...
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Ep. 76: Nikki Fagbemi's Dark Humor Helps Us Laugh Through Life's Highs and Lows
Hey AD Fam, How's everyone doing? I hope you're all doing great. As for me, I'm battling a pesky cold at the moment. 'Tis the season, right? That didn’t stop me from my usual ‘nerding’ out over creation and engagement., I stumbled upon some intriguing facts and figures about podcasting this week....
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Ep. 75: Come Through, Diaspora!
Fam! The impact of Black creators has been felt this week. For some, that has come with a feeling of uneaase. For others, it’s been a moment to celebrate a win. Nevertheless, what each of these creators are demonstrating is the power of following that north star, and the desire to tell the truth…
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Ep. 74: Fritznel D. Octave: The Haitian Journalist Guided by the Pursuit of Truth
Hi everyone, Thank you for joining me again. I’m glad you’re back. How are you? It’s been another insane week, at least in US politics. Like everyone else, I laughed at the clever memes and remixes of the absurd, racist - and debunked - claims by former President Donald Trump that Haitian...
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Ep. 73: AudioDiaspora Roundup
Well, hello, hello! Thank you for the great feedback on last week’s episode—the conversation with Charlene Campbell. I loved it, too. She’s so generous with her time and talents. Speaking of sharing time, this weekend, I’m talking about interviewing authentically and finding historically...
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Ep. 72: Charlene Campbell - What Executives Want in a Pitch
A WORD FROM OUR HOST AD Fam! I had a hard time developing a good title for this week's newsletter. Then, just as I was about to give up, my producer, Nancy Kwamboka, pinged me to check out this week’s social media artwork she’d put together. Then, *cue angel chorus!* The phrase, a quote from...
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Ep. 71: Up Next on AudioDiaspora!
AD Fam! It was Labor Day in the US, so we’re dropping our episode on Tuesday! That means that Autumn (or Fall) is just around the corner. Don’t worry; I’m not ignoring the family members in the Caribbean, South America, or Africa (and yes, we have listeners there - I know this is a season of…
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Cherotich Kibet
A WORD FROM OUR HOST AD Fam! I’m back in the US and still processing the crazy ups and downs of my world(s.) In the UK, while the riots may have quelled, people of colour around the country are still dealing with the effects. Writer Poorna Bell wrote this week that people are DMing her stories of...
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Replay Episode - Reflection: Britain Is Mine Too
This week, we’re replaying our conversation with Howard J. Davis, which first aired on May 15, 2024. Read a NEW reflection from Christabel about this episode: When I first talked to Howard J. Davis, aka HAUI, in May, I reflected on how, as a child, I felt compelled to fight against media…
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Summer Reading
A WORD FROM OUR HOST It’s my last week in the UK, and what a week it’s been. For me, this time was consumed by the inspiring highs of familial reconnection and Olympic superheroism. On the other end of the scale, I’ve had to process my anger and fear as I watched the UK riots first-hand. Watching...
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Summer Reading
Welcome Back, AD Fam!. For the third part of our Summer Picks series, we're super excited to welcome back Priscilla Owusu from 'Just Read It.' This week, Priscilla takes us through the powerful novel “How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House” by Cherie Jones. The book, which was shortlisted for...
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Summer Reading
What’s good, AD Fam?! For the second part of our Summer Picks series, our special guest, Priscilla Owusu from ‘Just Read It’ takes a deep dive into the legacy and representation of “Queenie,” written by Candice Carty-Williams. For anyone who hasn’t read it yet, the novel centers around Queenie...
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Summer Reading
Happy Friday, AD Fam! In the first episode of our Summer Reads series, special guest Priscilla Owusu of ‘Just Read It’ walks us through a story that resonates deeply with the themes of self-discovery, resilience, and the pursuit of one's true identity. The captivating tale of ‘Maame,’ officially...
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Andy Mundy-Castle
A WORD FROM OUR HOST Happy Friday, AD Fam! First, I’m taking a break from interviewing folks for the next few weeks because I will be on my summer break! But worry ye not! Over the next four weeks, Priscilla Owusu of ‘Just Read It’ will share her Summer Book Picks with us! Tune in—listening to…
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AudioDiaspora Roundup
Welcome to this week's AudioDiaspora roundup! We're excited to share the latest in music, culture, and creativity from the Black diaspora. On Our Radar The Significance of Juneteenth from Erin Haines' podcast, "The Amendment," featuring New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie. Discover the history...
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Kerry-Ann Stimpson
A WORD FROM OUR HOST WOOSAH! It’s the end of the school year in my neck of the woods. And my eldest kid is moving on to middle school. It’s all-change here!! I gotta say, the transition to summer break is always a struggle for me. Like many guardians of school-aged humans, trying to entertain…
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AudioDiaspora Roundup
A WORD FROM OUR HOST Lately, I've been thinking a lot about how we creators tend to overlook the significance of using data to deepen our relationship with our audience. When I guide clients in refining their show angles, I always begin by asking who their target audience is. I've noticed that...
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Tamara Barton-Campbell
A WORD FROM OUR HOST If you’re a content maker with a mission or social message, it can feel hard to make a living telling content that’s meaningful to your community. But Tamara Barton-Campbell found a way to do it. She’s a bold storyteller and businesswoman who knows she deserves a seat at the...
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AudioDiaspora Round-Up
A Word From Our Host Team! I’m in New York City, wrapping up my time as part of the Sulzberger Executive Leadership 2024 cohort. I was selected because program leaders see me as an editorial leader with the potential to change the media. After five intense months, I’m inspired and ready to do…
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Howard J. Davis
A WORD FROM THE HOST “A History is written, but I believe a myth is what we believe.” When I think about Howard J. Davis saying those words to me, I can’t help but reflect on the history I was told and believed – AND how that shaped how I moved in the world. As a kid, I loved TV and was…
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Nana-Ama Danquah
A WORD FROM THE HOST ALWAYS fight for the life of your creative work. It’s a twist on a lesson Nana-Ama Danquah shares on the show and one of the biggest takeaways I’ve learned from her over the years. We first met in the aughts when she was a contributor on a radio show I supervised at NPR. Even...
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Alex Zepherin
A WORD FROM THE HOST “Bet on yourself!” That’s the takeaway from my interview with Alex Zepherin. She is clear on why she does her work. When you listen to our interview, you’ll discover what helps her decide what kinds of projects she takes on and how her job gave her a new perspective on Black...
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Svetlana Chigozie Onye-Sanya
A WORD FROM THE HOST I’m excited to be back with a new season of changemakers who are connecting the dots about our world in inspiring ways! Meet Svetlana Chigozie Onye-Sanya. Through her journalism, she helps us understand the conversations around climate justice. Through her fiction writing…
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Replay Episode: Namulanta Kombo
A WORD FROM OUR FOUNDER + HOST It’s funny how the body keeps up with what the mind doesn’t. When my producers suggested we run this day on April 19th, a wave of tiredness came over me, but my eyes blasted past it, and my brain shut off. I simply said, ‘Yes,’ It’s just another day. But it’s not.…
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Replay Episode: ‘Chile, Please!’ with Felicia Pride
A WORD FROM OUR FOUNDER + HOST If, like me, you spent some of this week digging deep to stay focused and energized as strangers made assumptions about what you bring to the creative table, this is the show for you. Listening to her talk about her passion for ‘the work’ and her unwavering focus on...
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Episode Replay: Kimberly McIntosh
A WORD FROM OUR FOUNDER + HOST Black Girl Magic. I love that term. We are magical and excellent, but I believe we’re just as loveable when we’re not so magical - you know, like when we’re regular - or when we fail. Seeing it in specific contexts, like work, brings to mind - for me at least - this...
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Episode Replay: Dr. Therí A. Pickens
A WORD FROM THE FOUNDER + HOST This conversation reminded me that not everything you see is what you get. Black superheroes, like Sojourner Truth, didn’t become great despite their disabilities. They became great BECAUSE of them. They were shaped by all of whom they were to lead and become…
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EPISODE REPLAY: Unpacking "Under-Recognized" with Chloe Nwangwu
Under-represented or under-recognized? My brain exploded during this conversation with N. Chloe Nwangwu. Listen to the show, and you’ll hear the moment it happens. When Chloe introduced the term ‘under-recognized’ in our conversation, I immediately understood how that framing moved the onus - aka...
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Esther Armah - Unveiling Stories of Healing and Emotional Justice
To mark International Women’s Day, we sit down with Esther Armah, the visionary CEO and founder of The Armah Institue of Emotional Justice. On this powerful episode of AudioDiaspora, Esther shares her insights on Black women’s relationship to work, joy, and Black love, as discussed in her latest...
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Cyril Afeku of The Gold Coast Report
Step into the vibrant world of storytelling on the latest episode of AudioDiaspora as we sit down with Cyril Afeku, co-founder of The Gold Coast Report network. In this episode, we explore Cyril’s journey from a global development scholar to a pioneering force in Ghana’s podcasting landscape.…
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Chloé Nwangwu - A Conversation with The Brand Scientist
Step into the thought-provoking realm of Audio Diaspora as we engage in a dynamic conversation with Chloé Nwangwu, also known as “The Brand Scientist.” In this episode, we explore the intersection of academia, technology, and underrepresentation — and unravel the complexities of visibility biases...
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Paula Boggs - Creator + Lead Singer of ‘Paula Boggs Band’
Join us on a journey to Seattle, Washington, to chat with the incredibly talented Paula Boggs, the creative genius behind Paula Boggs Band. In this episode, Audio Diaspora dives deep into folk and jazz with Paula. She and her band are on a mission to unravel the rich history of roots instruments,...
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Blaine D. Teamer - From Playwright to Podcaster: Afro-Existential Journey
Step into the vibrant world of creativity with host Christabel Nsiah-Buadi as she welcomes Blaine D. Teamer, the multi-talented artist, playwright, and host of the Afro-Existential podcast. Get ready to dive into the behind-the-scenes journey of Blaine's creative endeavors, from the stages of LA...
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Gabriela Vallim: From Rio to London
In this episode, The Cipher ventures to London and Rio de Janeiro to chat with Gabriela Vallim, a remarkable music journalist and co-founder of BaileFunkeCulture. This project is a bridge that connects the vibrant culture, music, events, and advocacy of black Brazil to the UK. Gabriela shares her...
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Tino Bvuzawabaya - Host of Black and RAWW Podcast
In this episode, Christabel goes ‘back home’ to the UK for a chat with Tino Bvunzawabaya, the host of the Black and RAWW podcast. He started this incredible journey during the pandemic, driven by a deep passion for exploring and celebrating Black masculinity. Tino's journey from Zimbabwe to the…
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Dr. Therí Alyce Pickens - English Professor/Author
In this episode, we'll chat with Dr. Therí A. Pickens in Maine. She's a professor at Bates College, a writer, and a champion for new voices as the founder of Inquiry Editing LLC. She’s also the author of several books, including "Black Madness :: Mad Blackness." Dr. Pickens breaks down how the...
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Namulanta Kombo - Host of "Dear Daughter"
On this episode of "The Cipher," we journey to Kenya to meet Namulanta Kombo, the host of "Dear Daughter," a BBC World Service production. Namulanta's podcast offers practical advice to future generations, driven by her experiences and a desire to share constructively with her daughter. She won…
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Ekwa Msangi - Filmmaker, Director &Writer
We’re taking the Mic to East Africa - via New York, cause that’s how we do -and speaking with film maker Ekwa Msangi. She’s been a film maker for over 20 years, and is the visionary behind the award-winning and critically acclaimed movie, Farewel Amor. The movie, which was made in 2020 centres...
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Writer Month - Nana Ekua Brew Hammond Author & Copywriter
There’s a phrase by the legendary author, Toni Morrison that’s often repeated, it’s this: "If there’s a book you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.” And that’s what our guest today, NANA EKUA BREW HAMMOND has done. She’s a writer, her books include a children’s...
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Juliana Ogechi says there’s ‘No Shame In My Name!’
In this episode, Christabel asks Juliana Ogechi, the host of the podcast ‘No Shame In My Name,’ what power do names carry? You’ll discover in this episode that the answer is ‘family history, global history, re-connection, and love.’ Juliana is a Nigerian-British woman with a thoughtful and…
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SEASON FOUR PREMIERE!: Young creatives making their mark month: Kenya Juma - Spoken word artist & Freelance designer
The world loves to tell young people to be quiet, or that their ideas aren’t fully formed. But as we know, Our gen Z’ers and Alphas don’t play that! They’re out in these streets making their voices heard. Kenya Juma is one of these powerful individuals. At just 17, Kenya Juma is an avid fashion...
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"Rewind Episode" W/Priscilla Owusu
In this episode, Christabel talks to Priscilla Owusu, a writer and the founder of Just Read It, a repository of reviews of books by Black British, American, and African authors. She has also written for The British Blacklist, the online global home for African and African-Caribbean British…
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Moving Away From The Cliché Struggle Stories By Black Writers
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Priscilla Owusu talks about the importance of representation in stories
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Join audio leader and coach Christabel Nsiah-Buadi as she connects with inspiring global Black creators that you should know. Discover valuable creative and entrepreneurial insights to elevate your projects, backed by a community of innovators and experts. Stay informed about events reshaping narratives in our society. AudioDiaspora is a listener-supported podcast and resource. Subscribe for updates and professional tips from our vibrant community of creative innovators—choose between free or paid options!JOIN AUDIO DIASPORA FOR FREE TO GET:- The weekly newsletter and latest podcasts are delivered to your inbox for FREE when you subscribe- Access to our latest shows for three months. TO ACCESS OUR:- AudioDiaspora’s audio library of practical tips from creative leaders.- Full podcast archive- ‘First Look’ updates and/or ticket discounts to training or networking eventsConsider joining the AudioDiaspora community as a paid subscriber for $5 a month or $50 a year.
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