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Odejuma

Harry Itie

Odejuma is an intimate storytelling podcast that centers Black voices from around the world, exploring identity, belonging, and becoming. Hosted by Harry Itie, the show creates space for honest, unguarded conversations about love, community, memory, and the journeys that shape who we become.

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39 épisodes

  1. Navigating Love, Freedom, and Dating as Gay Nigerians in America 1:39:20
  2. The Gay Dating Coach: Lamont White is Teaching Black Gay Men How to Stay Together 56:11
  3. Rian-Louis on Six Years of RIANOUTLOUD and Making Room for Black Queer Pittsburgh 46:03
  4. Will Rhem Jr. on His Artistry and the Poetry Collection That Was His Therapy 1:09:20
  5. Ozoz Sokoh on Archiving Nigerian Food and the Cookbook That Won the James Beard Award 52:29
  6. Keith Parris on Healing His Inner Child and Building a Career on His Own Terms 57:30
  7. Zola Dee on Home, Belonging, and the Play That Won the Kesselring Prize 53:39
  8. Ashton Legadoé on 'Nana's Boys' and Leaving a Legacy Through Black Queer Storytelling 57:54
  9. TRYFE on Stepping Into His Gift and Spreading Joy Through Music 2:03:45
  10. Dr. Brittany Lewis Is Building a New Table 48:14
  11. Jamal Wade on 'home, Away' and the Freedom of Showing Up Fully 56:18
  12. Jason Veasey on Artistic Freedom, Identity, and How 'A Strange Loop' Changed His Life 1:14:13
  13. Rashad Jiles Is Using Food to Understand the World 31:32
  14. Tolu Ekisola on Yoruba Culture and the Art of Community Organizing 41:42
  15. Chasing Atlanta's Samii Austin on Owning His Story and What It Means to Show Up Fully 56:47
  16. Victor Jackson on Faith, Loss, and What It Means to Trust Your Own Voice 1:03:18
  17. The Chi's James Rogers III is Redefining Black Representation in Film and Television 47:53
  18. Lamb Rahming Is Using Joy to Create Inclusive Spaces for Black Queer Folks 59:28
  19. Steven Chew on Love, Identity, and Black Storytelling in Film 40:20
  20. Ashe Jaafaru on Finding Freedom through Theater 30:00
  21. 2AM Ricky is Building Community through Music and Advocacy 39:00
  22. Man Code’s Ryan Walker-Edwards is Just Getting Started 44:49
  23. The Artistic Journey of Ibimina Dominique Thompson 55:40
  24. The Politics of Being Queer and Nigerian with Adebayo Quadry-Adekanbi 1:28:55
  25. Obii Ifejika on Finding Purpose Through Poetry 51:29
  26. Harry Waters Jr. on Art, Identity, and Power of Community 1:26:21
  27. Rob Milton on Music, Identity, and the Journey to Being Seen 54:52
  28. Mark Odumuyiwa on his Multidisciplinary Storytelling Practice 28:34
  29. Delali on Using Art to Explore Identity, Expression, and the Black Diaspora 34:25
  30. Anthony Adu on Being Queer, African, and Finding His Voice 1:06:22
  31. Titilope Sonuga's Expansive Artistry from Poetry to Performance and the Main Stage 43:14
  32. Alscott & Rodney are Centering Black Queer Stories with Transplants 45:41
  33. Fancy Lanier-Duncan on building community in the Twin Cities with the Arts 48:56
  34. Siblings in Grief: Lessons on Loss, Love, and Healing 1:08:17
  35. Navigating Parenting, Career Shifts, and Finding New Community 1:19:59
  36. Anthonia Eboreime’s Journey as a Creative Influencer in the Twin Cities 58:58
  37. The Power of Affirming Therapy with Aanu Jide-Ojo 41:34
  38. The Evolving Artistry of Wana Udobang 50:13
  39. An Introduction to Odejuma 8:43