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- #ENDSARS | Nigeria has a long way to go..TRIGGER WARNING: Violence----In this episode, I explain the #EndSars movement, suggested reforms from the Nigerian Youth and corruption in Nigeria.----Please refer to @feminist.co on Instagram and Twitter to stay up to date on the movement.Donation links and other ways to help here: https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1NGgLonadxN963Hf7-bXfh5XaQYRzfkyuCJ5AK6q_124/mobilebasic----Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel —————-Audio adapted from BBC News Africa & Feminist Coalition IGTV. I do not own the audio adaptations.36 min
- Becoming a Film Director, Meeting Michelle Obama, and Founder of filmTOY | A Convo w/ Miles ReubenIn this episode, I interview film director, Miles Reuben. As a student at Wayne State University, he founded his own production company, filmTOY. We discuss his latest film, "The Nile", meeting Michelle Obama, and what it means to be a "culture creator".----Follow Miles on Instagram @milesthedirector // Follow Miles on Twitter @directormiles // Follow filmTOY on Instagram @filmtoy----Check out Miles' website for links to his films: https://www.milesnreuben.com/----Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel31 min
- Becoming a Nike Engineer & starting her own brand, VIXX Studios | A Convo with VictoriaOn season 2: episode 2, I interview Victoria, the founder of VIXX Studios, on her journey to starting her own high streetwear brand. A chemical engineer by training, she shares how she became an engineer at Nike. As a "Science Creative", Victoria shares her academic journey, normalizing luxury in your life, and what it was like attending 2019 NYC Fashion Week.----Check out her brand on Instagram: @vixxstudios // Check out VIXX Studios website: https://vixxstudios.com/ // Follow Victoria on Instagram @victoria__official----Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel37 min
- Starting a Business during Quarantine | A Convo with Zuruike Tea & Candles Owners Ann & OgechiWelcome to Season 2 of unorthodoxrel: the podcast!During this episode, I interview my best friends/soul sisters Ann & Ogechi on their new business venture: Zuruike Tea & Candles. The idea sprung on them during quarantine and the rest is history. I am so proud of their accomplishments and their sold out business. Since their candles sold out, I will be giving away two candles to 2 lucky listeners. Make sure you listen to the episode to hear more about the giveaway.----Follow @shopzuruike on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook // Check out their website: https://www.shopzuruike.com/----Follow Ogechi @onlyogechi on IG // Follow Ann @loveamaraxo----Follow me on IG @unorthodoxrel30 min
- Owning a Film Production Company, Acting, & Activism | A Conversation with Jhayla Mosley
On this new episode, I interview Jhayla Mosley, who seemingly does it all. As former D1 track athlete, she pursued her passion for the arts by founding a film production company, 424Films. She discusses her creative process and her future in the film industry. This episode is filled with laughs and a story to leave you inspired.
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Follow Jhayla on Instagram: @Jhaylaa
Follow Jhayla's film production company on Instagram: @424filmsllc
Please consider donating to support her next film "The Letter" https://www.gofundme.com/f/22m2ml2l2o?sharetype=teams&member=5013480&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&rcid=d2384c2b90664ea892cfa1fcdacfff82
To learn more about her company: www.424Films.net
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Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel // Twitter: @relicious_e
35 min - Med School, Solo Travel, Nutrition & Advocacy | A Conversation with Alexis Umoye
In this episode, I interview first year medical student, Alexis Umoye, about her journey to medical school, how she spent her gap years, her faux veganism and the importance of paying students for their advocacy. This episode is great for anyone who has thought about solo traveling, if you are pre-med, or simply want to know why it is wrong for institutions to use emotional labor of BIPOC students to discuss anti-racism/health equity for free.
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Follow Alexis on the bird app (Twitter): @UmoyeAlexis
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Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel // Bird App: @relicious_e
46 min - Grad School, Experiencing Racism, & Overcoming Adversity | A Conversation with Nema Kebbeh
On this week's episode, I interviewed Nema Kebbeh, a first-year PhD student, on his academic journey, his experiences with racism, and how he has overcome adversity. This episode is valuable for anyone in need of a confidence booster.
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Follow Nema on Twitter: @KebbehNema // Follow Nema on Instagram: @nema.kebbeh
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Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel // Follow me on Twitter: @relicious_e
40 min - Investments, You Tube, & Streetwear | A Conversation with CourtsideObi
Back with interviews, I interviewed CourtsideObi on how he was able to grow his YouTube channel in a month, where he found his love for streetwear, and the importance of investing in your future. This episode would be valuable to anyone who is thinking about starting a new venture and may need some motivation to get started.
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Subscribe to Obi's Youtube Channels:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRQBEmFBUWoqHmIYrZcCEBA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Quzrim2dcFErzsMVBG6eg
Follow Obi on Instagram & Twitter @courtsideobi
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Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel
Follow me on Twitter: @relicious_e
33 min - Racial Inequity of CoronavirusThis episode is split into two parts: New York Times latest racial inequity of Covid-19 article and my Ways & Means Committee Testimonial. Structural racism, the historical and contemporary policies, practices, and norms that create and maintain white supremacy, exacerbate the social determinants of health that led to the rise of coronavirus deaths in Black and Brown communities. Take the virus seriously.----Wash your hands, wear a mask, and social distance as much as you can. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/social-distancing.htmlhttps://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html----Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel // @rellyicious & Follow me on Twitter: @relicious_e----NYT articles discussed:https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/07/05/us/coronavirus-latinos-african-americans-cdc-data.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepagehttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/30/opinion/sunday/coronavirus-native-americans.html25 min
- Systemic Racism: Can it be dismantled?
Yes? No? In this solo episode, I discuss whether systemic racism can be dismantled and what everyone should consider doing to aid in its demise.
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Disclaimer: This is an overview of systemic racism and does not cut deep into the history of white supremacy in America. Do your googles if you want to know more.
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Black Lives Matter Resources (petitions, donation links, movies/documentaries, books, and mental health resources curated by @lyndsay.archer) https://docs.google.com/document/d/14C558OEN6z-t7BhSBZkIusBenA1Hma2xrKqPnYXeJYY/mobilebasic
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Feel free to contact me:
Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel // @rellyicious
Follow me on Twitter: @relicious_e
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About unorthodoxrel
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contrary to what is usual, traditional, or accepted; not orthodox.
this podcast highlights the lives of those who go against the grain and rarely get the chance to share their story.
for inspirational purposes only.