In this first episode of the Doing Business in Africa (DBA) series we are joined by Godwin Gabriel, CEO of Moovn Technologies. Iman needed side hustles. Godwin remembers his inspiration for Moovn. African Rain. The towncar business in Seattle. Luxury car abuse. Business will often self-regulate. Out-sourcing. Keeping relationships. The need for innovation. Frontier markets. The prodigal son. The way people use cell phones in Africa. Strategic partnerships. Success and failures. Don't be scared. Iman's words of wisdom. BONUS: Shimon mixes up schools.

Intro Music: Warriyo - Mortals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJg-Y5byMMw

Outro Music: SG28 - Living for Today

Last Podcast of the year! The TNDP Squad is so thankful to all of our listeners around the world for paying attention to us and all of our issues! That was very kind of you.

Ironman Abdullah, The Biz and The Professor are joined by 2 new TNDP squad members, Dom and Ishmael. They passionately discuss the "moon landing". Shimon believes it happened.... but maybe the footage was faked. BONUS: Good Bean Pies. BONUS BONUS: Talkin bout buying GOLD. BONUS BONUS BONUS: Chattin

Intro Music: Peyruis-Relax

Outro Music: SG28-Living For Today

The Professor cannot be seen. Yusuf Commands his business. The Black dollar. Segregation. Exodus of the talented tenth. Iman has heard every excuse. Only recruiting black contractors. Culture of punctuated success. Deadlines. Lieutenants. Yusuf renegotiates. Shimon brings it home.

The TNDP squad is back sharing their personal stories about their businesses!... after a massive sci-fi tangent about Transformers and then Star Wars: The Austrian School of Business. The Bumble Bee Movie distraction. Transformers tangent. Star Wars tangent. Iman is wrong about Unicron. Shimon likes Dune. Bad financial decisions. Iman's poor money management. The cycle of a dollar. Yusuf at Ashmont Station. Business Stories. BONUS: Yusuf's haircut and Iman's Incorrect Math.

He-Man, The Macy's Ad, Nut Shots, Masculinity & Beards, Saudi Arabia, Secular Islam Cause & Effect, 6ix9ine, China, Islam and the "T" word (yall know the word), Back to the Dates, Interest-free business: Is it possible?

The TNDP squad is officially international! We now have listeners in 43 countries. FACTS. We give a shout out to each one. We intended to speak on some news stories but Kuma takes us on a hard "right" turn by informing us that he voted for trump. We viciously castigated him... until he told us why. We got a little sad because of it. Then we got into a power structures/digital currency/depression/war/bleak future tangent. *sigh* ... Not gonna lie... this one kinda spiraled out of control. Everyone is yelling. Structure was lost. ... It sucks. We tried to keep it together and be funny and entertaining. BONUS: Chess is racist bro.

In this highly informative interview, the TNDP squad speaks with Nigerian Presidential candidate Chike Ukaegbu. The youngest person ever allowed to run for President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

The conclusion to the Godbody Tangent episode 23. The TNDP Squad has a meeting of the minds concerning a tangent of epic proportions. Who does Kuma believe is superior? Biological differences. Does "equal" mean "same"? Gnostic influences. DNA PTSD. Purposeful inversion. The root of things. The creation contradiction. Kuma doesn't pray. No peace, No justice. Research. Abrahamic influences. Why is the Qur'an true? Were Jesus, Moses and Adam "Muslims"?

This is definitely one of our best podcasts. The tangent action is so strong it encompasses this entire episode. Yusuf (The Professor) and Kuma talk about "Godbody". Yusuf challenges Kuma to explain his thoughts and beliefs. BONUS chilling with Cool Guy Robel at the end - which was actually before this podcast started. This podcast went on for about 3 hours so it has been split into 2 parts. Part 2 coming soon.

Shimon and Iman are at Harvard University attending the Islamic Finance Conference. They interview Imran Sayeed and Naureen Meraj co-founders of the Teach the World Foundation. They interview David Loundy CEO and Chairman of Devon Bank. Finally they interview Sa'ad Ahmed from TinyToronto and BostonTiny.