Culture Commentary with Arthur Faison – On Fraternity, Black Love and Practical Pan-African Thoughts

09/01/21 • 44 min

The fun continues on Don't Forget To Flush Podcast (Don't 4get 2Flush - D4G2F) as we travel to Atlanta, The Big A, to meet with Arthur Faison! Husband. Father. Kappa. Mentor. Coach. Podcaster. Kappa. Entrepreneur. Business leader and my all-round definition of the good guy you want in your corner!

He is the Co-creator and Co-host of the acclaimed podcast; The 13th floor Podcast (Where the furniture may not always be the best, but the views are amazing) which will be celebrating 200th episode soon!

We talk about his passion for family and community as he also helps us unpack black culture elements, including understanding fraternities, Black experiences and of course practical advice on leading a family. With deep commentary on his experience being involved with a Nigerian Family through marriage as well as what it means to be a husband first before father, we have a great episode and we can’t wait for you to listen in!

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Welcome to Season 3 Episode 4!

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The Multifaceted Rise Of Uwa Aghedo. Model, Professor, Actor and Digital Marketing Strategist

Welcome back to New York on this episode! The proverbial center of high-class fashion, beauty, education and innovation. Don't Forget To Flush podcast hits one of our desired milestones with a profile interview of Brooklyn-born, Nigerian-American, Model and Professor, Uwa Aghedo, who has had quite an interesting cultural journey. She has used the duality of her cultural identities to navigate the worlds of fashion, marketing and education, by sharing her unique perspectives.

We sit down to talk about her modeling experience, what it’s like being a lecturing professor with two world-renowned institutions, Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) and New York University (NYU) in New York, and of course her world of raising the next generation of digital marketers and experts, being a Digital Marketing Strategist Consultant to major brands as well as her budding Actor status in these American Hollywood streets! Really, what cant she do?!!

So, what do you know about real life origin stories, modeling and digital marketing? Tune in and join us for some really good conversation with really great company!

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Bonus Episode - NaMO The MC and Still on #ENDSARSNOW (Throwback Bonus Episode - The Talk Shop with Bernie and Chimdi)

This Throwback Bonus Episode is an interview from the acclaimed podcast: The Talk Shop with Bernie and Chimdi (The podcast is Available on all platforms). Sometimes we don't think it through.. and then we turn the spotlight on ourselves! Oh my! Enjoy! LOL

ABOUT THE PODCAST

Welcome to The Talk (tuck) Shop. Join Bernie & Chimdi as they discuss a wide range of topics relevant to Millennial gentlemen. Drawing from their experiences growing up in Nigeria, The United States and Canada the two long time friends give listeners a feel for how men in their age bracket think.

ORIGINAL EPISODE CAPTION:

Thanks guys for joining us for another episode of The Talk Shop with Bernie and Chimdi. We were fortunate to talk to NaMO The MC but just call him NaMO. We talk about how he got into comedy, what the MC business is like with covid-19 still postponing weddings and of course we dig deeper into the #endsars movement and how bad governance and corruption are the foundations upon which bad policing stands on.

It's another good one. Enjoy!