The Lost Coach Conversations

I start this episode by admonishing and instructing millennials to call their parents more. The reality of old age for our parents should compel us to strengthen our relationships with them. Afterwards, I discuss in no particular order; my current research on the philosophy and opinions of Marcus Mosiah Garvey and my view on how long it should take to read a non-fiction educative literature. I passionately decry the attitude policy makers take to education. I am dedicating my life to helping in raising the peoples collective consciousness through books and education. I mention briefly; “soulism” and what it means. I conclude by inviting my listeners and friends to join me in volume two of the lost coach conversions by discussing some of my upcoming projects. Spoiler alert; I’m still very much lost. Thank you and see you soon.

In my typical stream of consciousness fashion, I discuss the latest revolutionary news across Africa. I express solidarity with Ethiopia over the assassination of one of its social justice voices . I express nostalgia of home and why it is important to remember my roots. As an international researcher in America, I’m familiar with the onslaught against international students under the American immigration system. (Thankfully, since I recorded this episode, the oppressive executive order has been rescinded). Additionally, I encourage foreigners to see and visit Africa, not in a fetishized wakanda sense but as a corner of the earth deserving normalcy. As always, i discuss spirituality for the young seeker. How do you return to your most reliable spiritual practice so you can be grounded in shaky and uncertain times. I emphasize that your practice, even if you abandoned it for swaths of time, is ever ready to welcome you with open arms. its true. A link to the clips I played are attached to the show notes. Gratitude to Leader Mcebo Dlamini and Dr. John Henrik Clarke for blessing us with their minds. 

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In this episode, listen to Millennials & Boomers In a conversation. Inter generational divide and the need for joint healing, Writing tips, Accountability partners, the importance of journaling and the need for increased political consciousness in the religious realm and travel. These are some of the topics we covered in this conversation. As an author of 4 books, with another on the way, Mrs Vinson is able to share her story in a way that is guaranteed to inspire greatness in others. Pulling from her story and experience as a lifetime leader across organization types, she left me with many answers as to how to be a better leader. Whether you are a child, or a young adult, a middle aged person or someone over 50; there is some nugget for you in this episode and I hope you catch it. Thank you so much for listening. If you have production tips or feedback for me, please feel free to let me know. I am getting better but the editing apps are kicking my behind. 

Background music: Almost in F Tranquility.

Intro and Interludes: Orange octopus

On this episode, i discuss some challenges that face African immigrants who live in Europe or America. I explain this by telling my own personal story. i describe how my journey for the past 4 years has taught me many lessons about life. I pivot to my viewpoint on legacy and make a case for measuring great legacies. y how many life you touch as opposed to how big your yacht is. I cant help but speak about my passion for fashion, and so i do. I conclude by calling on young persons to keep their head up in this times of uncertainty, either financially, spiritually or globally. I see you carrying the burden of enlightenment for those around you and i want you to measure your importance by how many people you are able to help out of intellectual and spiritual squalor. You are sapio-superman. Follow this link to see all my Profiles: linktr.ee/faitholofintuyi

On this episode, i talk about how my week has been, i discuss some feedback that i have received and i talk about some books that i have been reading. Also, i ask you my listeners for pointers on where to take my show, guests and all. I want to host conversations that benefit all young persons globally and young Africans specifically, let me know if you have any specific topics youd like me to explore. Your feedback, honest as i hope they are, are always very useful. Thanks a lot. 

How do you react to others opinion of you? In this chapter, the Author, Mr. Ruiz teaches us to not take these opinions - good or bad- personally. Learning from timeless lessons from the Toltecs, you will learn that the way that people move is according to the agreement they have with themselves, hardly is it about you. This is also a guide to forming good agreements with your self for an all round better and healthier life. Visit my Patreon page for additional show notes. Here is a link to all my links linktr.ee/faitholofintuyi.  Please like, share and subscribe if you enjoyed this episode and see you next time. 

Book Review Series: This is a short discourse of the classic literature called The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. Over 4 episodes, i will talk about each of the agreements and how they have and continue to influence my life. In this episode, i focus on the first agreement - Be Impeccable with your Word! What does being impeccable mean and how do our causal use of words improve or reduce the quality of our lives. I also discuss how we use words to inflict trauma on ourselves by either speaking negative, toxic words or believing such words are said to us. being impeccable with your word means speaking with intention and consciously. Please subscribe to my networks for more of this. Thank you. 

On this episode, a small part of a series, i explore the (complicated) Relationship between Afrikan immigrants who live in the United States of America and Americans of African descent and ancestry. I pooled together conversations from both communities in this first part and i hope you learn a thing or two from our shared trauma and eventually join in the movement to emancipation. There are many myths about the "other" that we hold on to and my goal is to dismantle those pre-conceptions and create a new understanding between us distant relatives. This series is to be continued as this is an ongoing conversation so please watch this space...

Heads up: Portions of this episode is recorded in Yooba (Yoruba) language and also contains some explicit content. 

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What does a buddha mean? What does buddhism stand for? Find out on this episode where i discuss the story of the first buddha, enlightened one. of course, mythologies are to be handled with care and healthy skepticism but in this episode, i really examined Siddharthas life through the lens of mine. We are not so different after all. Thank you for checking me out. Please leave me a listeners message here https://anchor.fm/faitholofintuyi/message

On this episode, i discuss my top three upcoming projects. I imagine how first time artistes feel when they begin putting content out, and so i am bringing you in on my uncertainties. I hope my pushing through the fear helps you overcome yours. Thank you again.

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