“There is, of course, the largely unspoken and insidious view that the problem with Africa is Africans – that culturally, mentally and physically, Africans are innately different. That, somehow, deeply embedded in their psyche is an inability to embrace development and improve their own lot in life without foreign guidance and help” – Dambisa Moyo, Dead Aid.

This episode explores some deeply rooted reasons why Black people are collectively looked down on the most and how this is perpetuated by everyone including Black people.

Please join me as I explain some of these issues and offer some possible solutions.

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Book: https://www.amazon.com/Dead-Aid-Working-Better-Africa/dp/0374532125

If you have ever found yourself unsatisfied in your life because you're not truly quite happy, perhaps you're missing these 5 key categories of people as described by Stacey Flowers, an international motivational speaker. 

Growth should be constant, and holistic growth in the body, mind and soul is true success. Watch to learn what these 5 categories are so that you too can unlock your next phase of holistic growth. 

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Stacey Flowers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZRCF...

"The more you seek spirituality, the more you see the hurt in the world. The more you see the hurt in the world, the more you seek spirituality" 

The devil is working overtime, and there is an agenda to offset the natural balance of the human existence. The physical (body), mental (mind), and spiritual (soul) collectively make an individual.

Join me on this episode as I dive into the topic of spirituality and what we can do as individuals to preserve our spirituality. 

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Dear fellow Black People,

In these hard times as we march and protest to the world that our Black Lives Matter, it is equally as important that we take the same energy back to our Black community to share the same message.

Charity begins at home. We need us!  

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Black people continue to face the most marginalization by race in America.

A personal interview with Tre, a Black American, sheds light on some of the difficulties Black people in general face as well as some of the disparities between Black Americans and Africans in America.

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Let's talk about COVID-19!

As the world gets ruffled up by the new SARS-CoV-2, it is very important that we all stay strong and survive these trying times. And while we are all practicing social distancing and self-isolating in our individual countries, I have gathered a few things that we can all take away from this pandemic.

Humankind is so fragile, but it is important to make every second count while we still can. 

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First mini-series on the country of Nigeria.

This mini series is to explore some of the common problems that afflicts Nigeria and possibly offer some insightful opinions as to why those problems exist and how to combat them.

Let's talk about Nigeria.

Often times we go through life so quickly that we don't stop to consider members of our our communities that suffer in silence.

This episode is dedicated to bring awareness to people within minority groups that do not feel recognized or represented enough. While giving voice to underserved and under-represented groups, it is very important to be "all inclusive" because you too could be a forgotten minority.

Happiness is a feeling of satisfaction and contentment, and this is something most people seek to achieve one way or another. What if instead of achieving this golden state of well being, we are actually filling our lives with materialism as temporary solutions to something we live our whole lives hoping to reach someday but never do?

They say money does not buy happiness. So what does?

To me, happiness is looking deep within, embracing one's individuality and uniqueness, and projecting it into the world. Happiness is knowing that you are enough and never need to get any form of approval from a second or third party in spite of every pressure to conform to narratives that dims that individuality. This is a mentality I developed as young as 9 years old, and I challenge everyone to consider it.

Let's Talk About US!

Hello Everyone!

Welcome to my podcast "Lets Talk About Us With Uche". This is a platform that I have created in order to spread knowledge and empowerment. 

Are you a curious-minded individual that can't seem to get enough of or out of deep conversations; thought-provoking conversations that challenge you and everyone around you to think outside the box in order to better understand some of our human behaviors? 

"Why? Why not? How? How so? What? What if?"  These are just some of the questions that constantly run through my mind on a daily basis.

Please join me as I embark in this journey of embracing one of my deepest passions as a conversationalist in hopes to better understand myself and the world around me. 

Let's Talk About Us!

- Uche -