We interview Hollywood actress Adetinpo Thomas and she talks about how she got her start in acting, the differences between working on Marvel and DC projects, featuring in a Steven Spielberg production and why she thinks about quitting almost every month.

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In this episode, we draft our favorite black movies from the 90s!

Ep 54 - This is The Well Actually Podcast's 2nd installment of Black Movie Game Night

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Team IJ: Losing Isaiah, Friday, The Best Man, Love Jones, Waiting to Exhale

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to cast your own movie? You get to pick the director, the stars and even genre. Well now's your chance!

This is The Well Actually Podcast's 1st installment of Black Movie Game Night

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Did Billboard get it right with their list of the 50 Best Afrobeats Songs of ALL TIME? We try to answer that for you.

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Ladymakavelli joined the show to talk about her becoming an overnight sensation in Ilorin, her visionary approach to promoting her music as an independent artist, and how she plans to give back to other women after she's done with her singing career.

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Afro-fusion artist Jumiee joined the show to talk about how she got started in music, why she had to change her stage name, the unbelievable story behind the making of her "Dance Floor" music video, and how opening a concert for Davido was the experience of a lifetime (so far)

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Singer Juno joined the show. We talked about her creative process and where she draws inspiration from, how she wound up singing background vocals on a #1 hit "Pity This Boy", and the unusual way she got the name "Juno".

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Singer/Songwriter Maka joined the show to talk about leaving a law career behind to pursue music, her multifaceted approach to music and the irreverence behind her "Blunt Series" and how her love for performing live makes her the undisputed Queen of the Stage™

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British-Nigerian rapper and songwriter Deela  joined the show. She shared how getting into music was a happy accident, the realities of being an independent artist, the importance of shooting your shoot and of course, Good Girl No Dey Pay.

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Singer/songwriter and all-around creative Amuta Stone ( @amutastone ) joins the show and shares the story of how she developed her sound, her influences and how staying present helps her make an impact through music.

This is the 2nd instalment from our "Women in Afrobeats" series which aims to highlight the incredible women shaping the afrobeats genre. We are going to hear stories about their journeys, creative processes, and frankly some of the unique challenges they face while navigating the music industry. We hope you'll join us! Chapters:

(00:00) - Introduction

(01:30) - Origins

(06:35) - Describe your creative process

(08:54) - Collaboration

(19:36) - Challenges women face in the music industry

(31:34) - Music Video (Take Me Away)

(47:24) - Advocating for Mental Wellness through music

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