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  • Episode 005 || From Liberia to Designing for Future, Young Thug, French Montana and more: The Journey of Tay Modisch
    2024/11/11

    In this episode of "In The Fries," we sit down with Tay Modisch, a renowned fashion designer, to explore his journey from his roots in Liberia to becoming a global fashion influencer. Tay shares the story behind his unique brand name "Modisch," which signifies style and authenticity. He also discusses the pivotal role his family played in his early interest in fashion and how his upbringing in a tailoring shop in Liberia shaped his career.

    Tay provides insights into his design process and the inspiration he draws from everyday life and his travels. He emphasizes the importance of high-quality fabrics and how his brand stands out by offering unique, limited-edition pieces. Tay also talks about the challenges he faced in the fashion industry and offers advice to aspiring designers on the significance of staying true to oneself and understanding the business side of fashion.

    Throughout the episode, Tay reflects on the impact of celebrity like Future, Young Thug, King Combs, G Herbo, French Montana, etc: endorsements on brand perception and shares anecdotes from his experiences interacting with high-profile clients. Join us as we delve into the world of fashion with Tay Modisch and uncover the dedication and passion that drive his success.

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    48 分
  • Episode 004|| I Ate My School Fees
    2024/11/04

    Welcome to another engaging episode of "In the Fries," where our hosts dive deep into the complex world of education and career advancement within the Liberian community in the U.S. The conversation begins on a light note, celebrating each other's style and presence, before delving into the serious topic of educational perceptions among West Africans, particularly Liberians.

    The hosts discuss the generational divide in attitudes towards education, with some prioritizing formal degrees while others champion hands-on entrepreneurship. They explore the historical context of Liberia and how past events have shaped current educational values. The dialogue touches on the importance of discipline, mentorship, and community support in fostering success and advancement.

    Through personal anecdotes and experiences, the hosts highlight the challenges of navigating career paths, the significance of discipline, and the role of mentorship in achieving success. They also address the issues of gatekeeping and the need for a supportive community to drive collective progress. This episode is a thought-provoking exploration of how education, discipline, and community can intersect to create opportunities for growth and development.

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    53 分
  • The Show Must Go Wrong
    2024/10/28

    Join us in this engaging episode of "In The Fries," where we delve into the dynamic world of entertainment and community events. Our hosts and guests discuss the challenges and triumphs of organizing successful events within the Liberian community, exploring why many initiatives struggle to sustain themselves over time.

    We examine the vital role of collaboration and the importance of understanding the true purpose behind each endeavor. From financial struggles to the impact of ego and greed, our speakers share personal experiences and insights on how to foster lasting growth and unity within the community.

    As we navigate the complex landscape of business and creativity, we uncover the significance of mentorship, respect, and discipline in building strong, impactful organizations. Tune in to discover practical solutions for overcoming obstacles and creating a thriving environment for future generations.

    We invite you to engage with us in the comments and share your thoughts on how we can collectively uplift our community through the power of collaboration and mutual respect.

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    37 分
  • Episode 002|| Love Down WaterSide
    2024/10/21

    Welcome to another engaging episode of "In The Fries," where hosts Emily Love, J-Biz, Nabil Abbas, and Smitty Stokes dive deep into the intricacies of relationships, their personal experiences, and community trends. This episode opens with candid discussions about relationship statuses, setting the stage for a fiery debate on cross-cultural marriages and the perceived dynamics within them.

    The conversation takes a passionate turn as the hosts explore topics like the importance of communication, the different ways men and women perceive love, and the role of respect and leadership in relationships. With differing viewpoints on gender expectations and the impact of cultural backgrounds, the hosts don't shy away from challenging each other's perspectives.

    As the episode unfolds, listeners are treated to personal anecdotes that highlight the complexities of love, loyalty, and the societal pressures that influence relationship decisions. The hosts tackle controversial topics like infidelity, gender roles, and the often-unspoken expectations placed on partners.

    Join the hosts as they navigate through these heated discussions, offering insights and advice on how to foster healthier relationships. Whether you're single, married, or somewhere in between, this episode promises to leave you reflecting on your own relationship dynamics.

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    1 時間 2 分
  • In the Fries Podcast: #EP001, C.I.C Unplugged: Liberian Music, Culture, Death of Quincy B, addressing the misconceptions with Jzyno
    2024/10/14

    Welcome to the inaugural episode of the "In the Fries" podcast, where hosts Emmalyn Love, Jbizz, and Nabil Abbas dive into the vibrant world of Liberian politics, culture, and entertainment. In this exciting episode, they sit down with CIC, one of Liberia's biggest music sensations, to discuss his journey, challenges, and the music industry in Liberia. CIC shares insights into his rise in the Liberian music scene, the importance of collaboration over competition, and the financial challenges faced by artists. He opens up about his personal life, his views on love, and the impact of social media on his career. The conversation also touches on the dynamics within the Liberian music industry, including the need for a stronger support system and the role of DJs in promoting local music. The episode also explores the perceived rivalry between CIC and fellow Liberian artist Jzyno, addressing misconceptions and emphasizing the need for unity in the industry. As CIC embarks on his upcoming tour across the U.S., he expresses gratitude to his supporters and looks forward to bringing Liberian music to a wider audience.

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    1 時間 24 分