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As part of the C4 Challenge back in February, I got to make content every day of the month. So I answered five questions from amazing people ranging from content creators to military and financial professionals. All Q&A is available behind the paywall on Patreon, I decided to give you all a taste. Today, I'm answering questions from Episode 104 guest Denis Dubai Maronga aka General Mutombo. I hope you enjoy this episode.

Denis is the host of the African Execlist Podcast

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Supply chain tech and VC specialist Brian Laung Aoaeh, CFA returns for his long-awaited sequel to the laugh-filled first episode. So although we did get serious a few times while discussing the pandemic, laughter was never far behind as it is and will always be a part of our stories. First, we began with confirmation that I was not late to this recording unlike our first recording when all my ancestors, ex-girlfriends, and village people combined to make me late at a record time to my own recording. Such has never repeated itself again, still baffles me to this day. Brian touched on how he and his co-founder Lisa, became a team with their shared interest in the supply chain. Brian would give us more insight into how they were willing to put the supply chain community that they had built to work and save as many lives as possible earlier in the pandemic to no avail. We dived into the West African and by extension African space when it comes to embracing the supply chain (none of us can survive without it). How just by doing the basics of upgrading our infrastructure would be more than beneficial to the host countries, it would be great for neighboring ones too as the supply chain is an economic multiplier if you just get the basics right. Brian also shared how his journey into fatherhood has been going, his culinary tastes haven't reduced, nor has his taste in music. There's a lot more to Brian and I highly recommend that you check out Brian's first appearance on White Label American (Titled "What is Death"). I hope to have him back again as we have so much to talk about. Make sure to check out Brian's article on Freightwave from 2020 on modernizing Africa's logistics capacity (link below). Time Stamps: Question 0:00 - 02:05, Intro 4:00 - 04:51, 2hrs 05:00 - 11:26, Business Partner 12:01 - 18:43, Political Leaders 19:17 - 28:42, Obstacles 28:54 - 32:04, Supply Chain W. Africa 37:48 - 01:05:45, Break 01:06:00 - 01:07:17, Build the damn thing 01:07:18 - 01:08:47, Fatherhood 01:09:51 - 01:13:40, Cuisine 01:23:50 - 01:34:29, Music 01:36:15 - 01:40:00, Final Q 1:40:30 - 1:42:36, Plugins 1:42:43 - 1:43:13, Outro 01:43:47 - 01:45:05 Links Support our work, buy us a cup of Ko-Fi - https://ko-fi.com/whitelabelamerican Become a Patron - https://www.patreon.com/whitelabelamericanpod Buy our Merch - https://vetclothing.com/collections/sponser-merch Feedback (Audio or Written) - https://www.whitelabelamerican.com/contact/ https://www.refashiond.com/news/tag/Brian+Laung+Aoaeh https://engineering.nyu.edu/faculty/brian-aoaeh-cfa https://www.linkedin.com/in/supplychainoptimization/ https://twitter.com/brianlaungaoaeh https://www.freightwaves.com/news/commentary-modernizing-africas-logistics-capacity-one-startup-at-a-time North and Central Nigerian food in Brooklyn NY https://www.deptofculturebk.com/ Llamisi Northern Taste (Northern Nigerian Food in Manchester, Uk) - https://www.instagram.com/llamisi_northern_taste/

We kicking off November with a recap of our time in Baltimore at the 5th Afros and Audio Podcasting Festival. There's a question for you at the bottom.

Corey and Weyu (and me too) had the opportunity to attend the 5th Afros & Audio Podcast Festival in Baltimore. In this episode, they will be sharing their key takeaways, personal testimonies, and valuable advice for future participants. Let's dive in and discover what this festival has to offer!

Attending the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival proved to be an enlightening experience for Corey and Weyu. They were able to connect with like-minded individuals and immerse themselves in the world of podcasting. The festival provided a platform for black podcasters of all backgrounds to come together, share insights, and learn from industry experts. One of the major takeaways for Corey and Weyu was the immense value of networking. They had the opportunity to meet and engage with fellow podcasters, industry professionals, and potential collaborators. Building these connections not only expanded their network but also opened doors to new opportunities for growth and collaboration.

Additionally, Corey and Weyu were impressed by the diverse range of workshops and panel discussions offered at the festival. They attended sessions on topics like podcast monetization, audio editing techniques, and effective storytelling. These informative sessions provided them with valuable knowledge and practical strategies that they could apply to their own podcasting journey.

Based on their experience, Corey and Weyu have some advice for future participants of the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival. Lastly, Corey and Weyu encourage participants to embrace the spirit of learning and open-mindedness. The Afros & Audio Podcast Festival offers a unique opportunity to learn from industry experts and fellow podcasters with diverse perspectives. Being open to new ideas, embracing constructive feedback, and continuously seeking knowledge will contribute to personal and professional growth in the podcasting realm.

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Reflecting on the discussion, what are some key insights you gained about the podcasting industry and community? How can creators support each other and navigate the challenges they face?

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Our special guest today, is the talented Kenny Wong. Get ready to dive deep into Kenny's fascinating journey as a stunt person, comic artist, and all-around creative force. In this episode, Kenny shares powerful insights on the importance of pursuing our passions and supporting others in their creative endeavors. From comic books to martial arts, Kenny's story is an inspiring reminder that following our dreams can lead to unexpected and fulfilling paths. Plus, we'll delve into his unique experiences working on movies like "The Man with the Iron Fist" and "Dark Knight Rises" and how those experiences influenced his artistic vision. So grab your headphones and get ready for an episode filled with creativity, resilience, and the power of self-expression.

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Welcome back to another exciting episode of White Label American! In today's special episode, we have the privilege of hosting three incredible guests from the Nigerian diaspora community in Texas. They will be sharing their past memories and experiences of celebrating Nigeria's independence and reflecting on how those experiences shape their present perspectives. Join us as we explore the intriguing question of whether national pride truly exists or if it's merely a conflation of gratitude for life's experiences. As always, we managed to strike a balance between deep, thought-provoking discussions and lighthearted moments of fun.

We're thrilled to have Nnenna making her second appearance on the show. If you missed her first episode on the End SARS movement, be sure to check it out. Uche, who was a guest on our 155th episode, will also be joining us again. And finally, we have Onuorah, making his debut appearance on the show.

Now, it's your turn to share your thoughts with us. Do you celebrate the independence of your birth country? Whether your answer is a resounding yes or a firm no, we would love to hear from you in the comments below.

Join us for this captivating conversation - you won't want to miss it!

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