Culture Class Podcast

Culture Class Podcast

By Nosa IyareSociety & Culture
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Culture Class Podcast episodes

  • Ep 081- Reparations (w/ Dajah Brooks)
    Dajah grew up in the Greenwood district of Tulsa, Oklahoma (popularly called Black Wall Street) more than 100 years after it was burnt down. She shares her perspective on reparations to the African American community; answering questions like is reparations needed? In what form? and who should qualify. Please note that the case for reparations is such a complex subject matter (one that a podcast episode cannot fully address). We simply try to understand the issue a little better and proffer solutions based on our perspective.
    46 min
  • Ep 080- Ok, Dude (w/ Zuby)
    British rapper & creative entrepreneur Zuby garnered worldwide attention in March 2019 after temporarily identifying as a woman to break the British Women's deadlift record. He shares his experience attending an American School in Saudi Arabia and talks about what shapes his worldview. We also talk controversial tweets, Reparations, Donald Trump, Candace Owens, Black Lives Matter, Slavery, Police Brutality and why Black people are not a monolith.
    More info: https://teamzuby.com/
    1 hr 44 min
  • Ep 079- City Of Love (w/ Marisa Nikole)
    Marisa is a singer from Denver. On this episode we talk music, love and religion.
    IG: @marisanikolemusic
    FB: www.facebook.com/marisanikole.music
    Twitter: www.twitter.com/marisa_nikole
    City of Love (Spotify): https://open.spotify.com/artist/1PEM5vchYSUSrHetS5m3zw?si=d1Pzq7jgSiifBIwUzGE9YQ
    52 min
  • Ep 078- X (w/ Xsara Helmi)
    In mathematics, X represents the unknown. It has no identity. This is how Xsara sometimes felt growing up. Being born to an Egyptian Father & Swedish Mother, Xsara grew up in Mississippi & London and struggled with her racial identity. Listen in as we talk Malcolm-X, Pan-Africanism, Blues Music & the relationship between North Africa and the rest of the continent.
    1 hr 26 min
  • Ep 077- Black Klansman (w/ Daryl Davis)
    It all started with a simple question... 'How can you hate me when you don't even know me?'. Over the past 30 years, Daryl has spent time befriending members of the Ku Klux Klan; getting many of them to give up their robes and renounce the organization. He makes a dent in racism by getting to know racists on a personal level.
    Daryl's website: https://www.daryldavis.com/
    Support the podcast: https://www.paypal.me/supportcultureclass
    1 hr 44 min
  • Ep 075- Once a Marine, Always a Marine (w/ Garett Ramela)
    Garrett is a post-service Marine who was stationed places like in Okinawa (Japan) & Djibouti-city (Djibouti). He shares his experience enlisting and training in the US Military. We also talk business, finance, real estate and if he'll run for office someday.
    Support Common Sense Coffee: https://linktr.ee/commonsensecoffee
    Support the Podcast: paypal.me/supportcultureclass
    1 hr 10 min
  • Ep 074- Techish (w/ Abadesi Osunsade)
    Good things happen to those who 'hustle'. Abadesi indeed embodies the word. A Founder, Speaker, Author, Podcaster and Consultant at Hustle Crew; Abadesi was born to a Nigerian Father and Filipino Mother. She shares her experience growing up in a multi-ethnic household, moving to East Africa and attending boarding school in the UK.
    She also talks about why she got into tech and how she is striving to create an inclusive culture in the industry; one company at a time.
    Techish + Whatsapp Event: https://techishtalkwhatsapphostedbyfac.splashthat.com/
    Buy Abadesi's book: https://www.amazon.com/Dream-Big-Hustle-Hard-Millennial/dp/1548824747/
    Techish Podcast:http://www.techishpod.com/
    58 min
  • Ep 073- Learning From Lanre (w/ Eldee The Don)
    Nosa speaks with retired Nigerian Artiste and early Afrobeats originator Eldee The Don; focusing on non-musical stories.
    Eldee talks about growing up in Kaduna, having a near death experience during a religious conflict, his relationship with his Father, founding a fraternity in the University of Lagos, meeting his wife, why he got frustrated with PlayData and what happened with Trybesmen 2.0
    Karate Kid Episode: https://soundcloud.com/nigerianamerican/karate-kid
    Da'Trybe Album: https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-big-picture-deluxe-edition/646414458
    Support the Podcast: paypal.me/supportcultureclass
    2 hr 20 min

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