The Hungry Creative Podcast
Mofiyin Jibowo
The Hungry Creative is a podcast designed to inspire and empower African creatives and professionals by documenting untold stories, fostering connections, and sparking conversations that elevate creativity and innovation across the continent and beyond. The podcast is dedicated to providing a platform for African creatives and professionals to share their unique journeys, challenges, and triumphs.
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The TRUTH About Funding & Investments NOBODY Tells You | Ep 14 with Ejemen Roluga
The Hungry Creative Podcast
04/02/25 • 74 min
How do you secure funding, grow your business, and navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship? In this episode of The Hungry Creative Podcast, host Mo' sits down with Ejemen Roluga, a global business leader, strategic finance expert, and managing partner at Grovane Advisory Partners.
With over 15 years of experience and $50M+ in transactions, Ejemen shares powerful insights on:
💰 How to secure funding and attract investor confidence
📊 Why a strong business model matters more than money
👩🏽💼 The unique challenges women face in finance & business
💡 Balancing career, family, and personal growth
🔥 Leadership, personal finance, and the mindset for success
Whether you're an entrepreneur, founder, or someone interested in finance, this episode is packed with valuable strategies and real-life lessons to help you build a thriving business and career.
🎧 Listen and Watch now, and let me know your biggest takeaway in the comments!
00:00 - Introduction to The Hungry Creative Podcast
02:14 - Ejemen’s journey into finance & investment banking
04:48 - Challenges of working in investment banking
08:51 - Simplifying funding for businesses
11:55 - Why securing funding is so difficult
16:51 - The importance of funding for SMEs & startups
19:51 - Debunking funding myths entrepreneurs believe
25:05 - How to navigate trust issues in investment & funding
29:46 - The struggles of women in finance & business
36:58 - How to balance career, family, and personal growth
43:58 - Overcoming career challenges & finding motivation
48:37 - Why entrepreneurs chase multiple ventures
52:55 - The power of optimism in business & leadership
58:22 - Personal finance insights every entrepreneur needs
01:05:22 - Leadership, humanity, and building a legacy
💡 Key Takeaways from This Episode:
✔️ Funding doesn’t fix a broken business—your model matters!
✔️ Curiosity & continuous learning open doors in finance & entrepreneurship.
✔️ Networking & trust-building are essential for attracting investors.
✔️ Balancing work and personal life takes strategy & support.
✔️ Optimism, resilience, and self-discovery are keys to long-term success.
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The Untold Truths About Nigerian Architecture Photography | RubysPolaroid | THCP Ep 13
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03/20/25 • 38 min
In this episode of the Hungry Creative Podcast, host Mo interviews Tolulope Sanusi, aka Rubyspolaroid, a pioneering architectural photographer in Nigeria. They discuss Tolu's journey from being an architect to becoming a renowned photographer, her challenges in a male-dominated industry, and the importance of capturing the essence of architectural spaces. Tolulope shares insights on improving photography skills and the significance of the environment in photography. The conversation also touches on the cultural dynamics within the creative industry and the continuous pursuit of personal growth.
00:00 Introduction to Architectural Photography in Nigeria
03:06 The Journey from Architect to Photographer
06:04 Finding a Niche in Architectural Photography
09:00 Learning and Growing as a Photographer
12:07 The Importance of Environment and Practice
14:49 Advice for Aspiring Photographers
18:07 Behind the Scenes of Architectural Photography
20:58 Challenges Faced in the Industry
24:08 The Role of Editing in Photography
27:05 Influence of Architecture on Photography Style
30:02 Navigating Gender Dynamics in Photography
32:55 Capturing the Essence of Spaces
36:00 Final Thoughts and Personal Growth
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From Fear to Freedom: Bolanle Banwo-Osadolo on Overcoming Failure in Design | THCP Ep 12
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03/05/25 • 50 min
In this episode of The Hungry Creative Podcast, we sit down with Bolanle Banwo Osadolo, a powerhouse in the Nigerian design industry. As a Brand Identity Designer, Founder of Geneza Brands, and the visionary behind The Female Designer Movement (now Azari Women in Tech), Bolanle has dedicated her career to helping brands tell compelling stories while equipping women with design skills to thrive in the tech ecosystem.
From being featured on BBC Pidgin, Business Day, and Channels TV to serving as a UN Women delegate for CSW67, Bolanle’s impact is undeniable. She has provided free training to over 7,000 women, won the Tech Elle Award 2023, and is a 2024 finalist for the Bupa Everywoman in Technology Awards (Tech for Good category).
00:00 - Introduction to Bolanle's Journey
03:08 - Making Bold Decisions in Education
06:04 - Overcoming Stereotypes in Design
09:08 - Challenges Faced as a Female Designer
12:10 - Finding Confidence and Purpose
14:45 - The Impact of Education on Creativity
17:57 - Building a Community for Women in Design
21:00 - The Role of Support Systems in Success
24:10 - Transitioning to Geneza School of Design
28:33 - Affordable Design Education for All
30:35 - Personal Insights and Fun Facts
32:31 - Overcoming Shyness and Building Confidence
35:47 - The Pursuit of Excellence
38:41 - The Art of Storytelling in Design
42:21 - Empowering Women Through Education
44:20 - Continuous Self-Improvement and Growth
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Qvxdri's Creative Genius | (ALMOST) Working with Wizkid | Rema's Album Cover | THCP Ep 10
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02/06/25 • 74 min
In this episode, Qvxdri, a multidisciplinary Artist and Architect, discusses his breakthrough year in 2024, the challenges of balancing dual creative passions, and the evolution of his artistic identity.
From transitioning between traditional and digital art to working on high-profile projects like Rema's EP cover, Qvxdri shares insights into his creative journey, career growth, and the lessons he's learned navigating the art and design world. He also opens up about art therapy, the role of intuition in his work, and how a traumatic accident reshaped his creative expression.
Our discussion covered:
- Qvxdri's transition from architecture to art
- The creative process behind the Rema EP cover
- Challenges in client relationships and creative expectations.
- The influence of personal experiences on artistic identity.
- The importance of mentorship and continuous learning.
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Osaze Amadasun - Exploring Bini Art | An Illustrator's Journey | S1 Episode 9
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01/23/25 • 68 min
Popularly known for his Bini Art illustrations and paintings, Osaze Amadasun is an illustrator and designer currently living and working in Lagos, Nigeria. His work cuts across drawing, painting, illustration, and Graphic design.
He was trained formally as an Architect, graduating with a BSc. in Architecture and a Master's Degree in Environmental Design, both from the University of Lagos, Nigeria. During his Architecture program, he was introduced to the concepts of design-thinking and computer-aided design (CAD) which he integrates into his day-to-day creative workflow.
Osaze’s works reflect the diverse cultures of his environment, and he shows a keen interest in documenting and storytelling through his art. He explores both traditional and digital media to create his art, and his works have been featured in several exhibitions and publications locally and internationally.
In this episode of The Hungry Creative Podcast, host Mo’ sits down with Osaze to explore his fascinating journey from architecture to becoming a full-time creative.
Growing up in Benin, Nigeria, Osaze’s artistic journey began when he won a competition back in 1999. Since then, his work has been deeply inspired by Bini art, blending cultural narratives with contemporary practices.
✨ What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- How Osaze transitioned from architecture to illustration and design.
- The cultural and historical significance of Bini art in his work.
- The challenges of creating art in Nigeria, including production quality and consistency.
- Insights into the creative process, from developing a personal style to navigating feedback and deadlines.
- The importance of collaboration, international exposure, and continuous learning in the art world.
Osaze also shares candid thoughts on the unpredictability of virality, the role of intentionality in an artist’s journey, and the impact of research on creative projects. This conversation is a masterclass in resilience, innovation, and the power of cultural storytelling.
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Femi Coker - AI in Design | Collaboration in the Creative Industry | S1 Episode 8
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01/09/25 • 56 min
In the second part of the episode with Coker, we discussed artificial intelligence, the importance of collaboration in the creative industry, his creative influences, and design process.
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🎨 Lagos Meet Community: https://lagos-meet.com/
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Oluwafemi Coker - Building a Vibrant Creative Community | THCP S1 Episode 7
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01/03/25 • 58 min
Welcome to another inspiring episode of The Hungry Creative Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Coker Oluwafemi, a creative designer with a passion for community building and leveraging technology to craft useful, usable, and desirable products. Femi specializes in branding, web application development, and leadership. He is also the visionary behind Lagos Meet, a thriving community of creative professionals driving meaningful impact.
Beyond his professional expertise, Femi's diverse interests include astrophysics, computer science, neuroscience, politics, and philosophy. A lifelong learner, he enjoys delving into great books, movies, podcasts, and exploring new tools and resources to fuel his creative journey.
In this episode, Femi takes us through his creative journey, sharing how his diverse interests and experiences shaped his path into the design industry. He emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and skill evolution, offering insights into navigating the ever-changing creative landscape. We explore the profound impact of social media on creatives, from visibility to opportunities, and discuss the role of references in crafting impactful designs. Femi highlights the core principles of effective design, emphasizing functionality and meaning, while shedding light on his work with the Lagos Meet community, fostering collaboration and connections among creatives. Together, we unpack the value of teamwork in amplifying creativity and examine the challenges faced in the industry, offering practical insights on overcoming obstacles and thriving in a dynamic field.
📢 Don’t miss this deep dive into creativity, community, and the challenges of navigating the ever-changing landscape of design and technology. Whether you're a seasoned creative or just starting your journey, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.
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Kayode Atunrase - The Story of Grit & Determination | Juggling Architecture School & Entrepreneurship | S1 Ep. 6
The Hungry Creative Podcast
12/12/24 • 65 min
Kayode Atunrase is an Architect with a Bachelor's and Master's in Architecture from the University of Lagos, where he served as President of the Society of Architecture Students and led many social causes for the empowerment of students within the department.
He's also a fashion designer and founder of KNF Couture, a business focused on Indigenous male Nigerian fashion & decolonising African fashion as a whole.
Passionate about community development, entrepreneurship, and cultural heritage, Kayode's innovative approach redefines the intersection of Architecture, Craft, Culture, and Business.
In this episode, we explored his early discovery of Architecture, his passion for entrepreneurship and his experience growing up in a family full of enterprising individuals. We also delved into his final Master’s project, which captured the attention of many, including myself, for its originality and practicality.
Clothing store: https://wearknf.com/
Seyi Olusanya - Life at Pentagram | Design in Africa | Closing Dá Design Studio | THCP S1 Ep 5
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11/28/24 • 38 min
Seyi Olusanya is an Executive Art Director based in Lagos, Nigeria. He is skilled in various disciplines and deeply passionate about the interplay between African culture and identity.
As co-founder of Dá Design Studio, Seyi led multiple teams on branding and type design projects across various sectors, collaborating with acclaimed local and international studios and talent.
He now works as a freelancer and leads design at Afrotype, a type foundry that creates typefaces inspired by African history and contemporary culture. In his spare time, he travels to observe and study different design forms wherever he goes.
In this episode, Seyi shares more on Life at Pentagram, the stage of design in Africa, working on Afrotype, and the joint decision with Dami to close Da Design Studio.
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Seyi Olusanya - Vulnerability in Design, Working with Pentagram, Dá Design Studio | THCP S1 Ep 4
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11/21/24 • 59 min
Seyi Olusanya is an Executive Art Director based in Lagos, Nigeria. He is skilled in various disciplines and deeply passionate about the interplay between African culture and identity.
As co-founder of Dá Design Studio, Seyi led multiple teams on branding and type design projects across various sectors, collaborating with acclaimed local and international studios and talent.
He now works as a freelancer and leads design at Afrotype, a type foundry that creates typefaces inspired by African history and contemporary culture. In his spare time, he travels to observe and study different design forms wherever he goes.
In this episode, Seyi shares his journey from being an upcoming designer to co-founding one of the top design agencies in Africa. He shares his passion for Typography, experience working with Pentagram, the learnings, vulnerability in design, and the decision to close Da Design.
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FAQ
How many episodes does The Hungry Creative Podcast have?
The Hungry Creative Podcast currently has 13 episodes available.
What topics does The Hungry Creative Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Self Development, Career Growth, Career, Creativity, Design, Podcasts, Education, Business and Careers.
What is the most popular episode on The Hungry Creative Podcast?
The episode title 'The TRUTH About Funding & Investments NOBODY Tells You | Ep 14 with Ejemen Roluga' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Hungry Creative Podcast?
The average episode length on The Hungry Creative Podcast is 58 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Hungry Creative Podcast released?
Episodes of The Hungry Creative Podcast are typically released every 14 days, 1 hour.
When was the first episode of The Hungry Creative Podcast?
The first episode of The Hungry Creative Podcast was released on Oct 18, 2024.
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