In this episode, we sit down with the incredible Dom Fowler, a multifaceted personality who is an educator and host of the acclaimed 'For The Record Podcast.' We explore Dom's personal journey of vulnerability, her experiences over the years as a broadcast journalist and podcaster, and explore the intricacies of trauma, healing and living on purpose. Our conversation with Dom is a blend of wisdom, compassion, and real-world insights.

Dom's social handle: @dom.fowler

Hosts: 

Paul Ojewoye @titledgreat

Sekou Barry @king.sekou

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the pressing issue of reparations, focusing specifically on the actions being taken right in the heart of Philadelphia.

Breanna Moore, a fourth-year graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, dedicates her work to the in-depth exploration of diverse histories. Passionate about bringing these narratives to both marginalized groups and broader audiences, she utilizes an array of mediums such as film, digital media, fashion, and public history projects to bridge the gap between academia and public knowledge.

Rashaun Williams, a disc jockey turned social service professional and public policy organizer, weaves his profound study of African and Indigenous American history into his human rights activism. His profound insights and dedication to lobbying for reparations in Philadelphia offer a unique perspective on the landscape of reparations advocacy.

Together, we navigate in conversation through the complexities of historical injustices, the current efforts for reparations in Philadelphia, and the path ahead.

Guests social handle: 

Breanna Moore @sayynomoore

Rashaun R. Williams @djreezey

Host:

Akinyemi Bajulaiye @sirakinb

We sat down with Hip Hop artist Saynave, a trailblazing talent in the music industry who is redefining the game with his bespoke approach to rap. He's not just a rapper and a producer – he's an artisan carefully crafting a brand that stands as a symbol of sophistication and style in the hip-hop world. Melding together the allure of Roc Nation's upscale brunch culture with the unapologetic authenticity and depth found in HBO's Insecure, Saynave's brand exudes a unique vibe that resonates with listeners across the board. His journey into fashioning a high-end hip-hop career has not only yielded remarkable music but also an aesthetic that's both aspirational and grounded. Join us as we delve into his process, his inspirations, and the challenges and triumphs he's encountered while creating his own niche in the music industry.

Saynave's social handle: @saynave

Hosts:

Akinyemi Bajulaiye @sirakinb

Paul Ojewoye @titledgreat

For this episode we talk to copywriter, author and consultant Kalina Harrison about her journey as a writer and entrepreneur, and the elements in delivering an effective message as a brand.

Kalina's social handle: @kreativescribes

Hosts:

Akinyemi Bajulaiye @sirakinb

Sekou Barry @king.sekou

On this episode of The Pepper Soup Talk Show, our guests shares their personal and family experiences of growing up in different worlds, from the perspective of race, culture, and sexuality. They talk about the challenges of understanding their parents' upbringing compared to their grandparents, and the difficulties of communicating with them as they age. They also share stories from their time teaching in DC, witnessing violence against teachers and struggling with the election of Trump. They then discuss their experience living in China and working to create an inclusive platform for black people while promoting events and community spaces. Finally, they highlight the importance of representation in education and their personal journey of reconciling their black American and Nigerian identities. Tune in to this thought-provoking episode to hear about the power of empathy and community-building.

Guests: 

Chika Mora @chikamora

Cierrah @seaairuh13

Hosts: 

Akinyemi Bajulaiye @sirakinb

Paul Ojewoye @titledgreat

For this episode we speak with multi talented entrepreneur and creative Oche Igboyi, luxury travel accessory brand owner. Oche takes us through his story growing up in Indiana, his career as an MC, studying at the University of Pennsylvania, and what his experience has been like building businesses.

Guest's website: ocheigboyi.com

Hosts: 

Akinyemi Bajulaiye @sirakinb

Sekou Barry @king.sekou 

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Elizabeth Parris, Loan Officer with Movement Mortgage. Liz tells her powerful story of pivoting from her pursuit of a career in medicine to the world of mortgage lending. To date, Liz has assisted hundreds of families in purchasing and refinancing their homes to maintain generational wealth they can pass on to their children. She sees mortgage lending as not just another transaction but a socio-economic game changer for generations to come.

Elizabeth's social handle: @medicine2mortgages

Hosts: 

Akinyemi Bajulaiye @sirakinb

Sekou Barry @king.sekou

We sat down with return guest and friend of the show Ferebory Keita, who is a crypto trader, investor, and entrepreneur. Ferebory came onto the show in 2021 to talk about his experience as a crypto trader and how he was able to retire himself after trading his way to 7 figures. He's back now to talk about what it's been like as a trader during a crypto bear market and how he has handled the ups and downs of the recent volatility in the space.

Guest's social handle: @wavyslime91

Ferebory's Telegram Group: https://t.me/+UN7dCalLXUZkYWYx

Hosts:

Akinyemi Bajulaiye @sirakinb

Paul Ojewoye @titledgreat