Who are you?

I sit in conversation with the incredibly gifted Julius Agbaje to explore the topic of identity.

Julius is a visual artist. He is thoughtful, and has a genuine interest in social issues; a quality that is reflected in his work.

You can find him on

Website: https://juliusagbaje.com/

Instagram: https://instagram.com/juliusagbaje?utm_medium=copy_link

Twitter: https://twitter.com/joelagbaje?s=21

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Intro Music: The Church Hill by So I’m an Islander.

Who are you?

With our existence questioned by threatening events like the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ll be exploring the topic of identity in 2021 and it was befitting to begin by exploring the self and asking the question: ‘who are you?’

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My wonderful guests in this episode include;

Mina Bell-Gam

https://instagram.com/mzbel_gam?igshid=nh02k1uasu5h

https://instagram.com/mimishotit_?igshid=1pmm0t7qiq87a

https://twitter.com/mzbel_gam?s=21

Zulaihat Lawal

https://instagram.com/unoyzalawal?igshid=1l3z4jw7jjpiu

https://twitter.com/unoyzalawal?s=21

Smart Okpara

https://instagram.com/nino_primera?igshid=13yi51drt79o8

Read Philip Gleason’s work on identity

https://www.jstor.org/stable/1901196?seq=1

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Is advocacy really worth it? And how can we show up for ourselves?

In this episode, I sit in conversation with Deja Marie, who is an advocate for social change and mental wellness, to discuss tough questions on advocacy, including the effect of global cultural differences on advocacy.

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You can read thoughtful articles and watch insightful interviews on Deja’s website at https://aninsightfuljourney.com/

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Instagram: Instagram.com/aninsightfuljourney_

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Can we build stronger relationships and social cultures by understanding the role of art in our society and its connection with nostalgia & mental illness? This debate seeks to answer these questions.

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Strange Stories is a series where real stories are told, for the inquisitive story lovers, by gifted storytellers and anyone with a unique story to tell.

This episode tells the story of an ancient royal giant from the Benin empire, Arhuan.

The story is narrated by Izunna Dike, who is a researcher on African History and shares informative findings about African History and culture on Instagram at Instagram.com/pan_africann

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Do certain elements (such as community, the correlation between rest and growth, and the assets of mind, time, and money) play a role in easing birthday depression?

Find out in this solo episode.

You will come across a lot of plosives in this episode. Please ignore those.

Also, you can find the transcript of this episode by visiting www.medium.com/@EtasheLinto

Why do we find it so hard to learn from our past, culturally? The Q/A session on the Nigerian culture continues with Izunna.

Let’s examine the connection between our current social issues and past cultural norms.

The guest on this show is Izunna Dike. He is an avid researcher on African History, who also shares informative findings about African History and culture on Instagram at Instagram.com/pan_africann

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From your Host, Etashe,

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How do we absorb the character traits of others without even realizing it? In this episode, I talk about flies, my father, and character traits.

Intro music by MrSnooze, YouTube

In this episode, I invite 5 friends to talk about mitigated speech, the commonality between the Mafia and Plane crashes.

You’ll also listen to the audio version of my article on this topic as you listen through their experiences.

Their Opinions begin at 11:07 in this episode.