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Jase Avec Moi

Jase Avec Moi

25 Episodes • By Michaella Mutoni • jaseavecmoi.podbean.com
Welcome to Jase avec Moi! A bilingual (EN/FR), pan-African podcast that highlights the lives and stories of young African professionals. Drops every Wednesday ;)
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#025 - Michaella on Living a Life of Impact
Hello beautiful people! So this is my last episode f... more
May 6 2020 1h 7m
Chapter 1 5 mins
On why I always center my interviews around the third culture kid (TCK) identity, and whether I identify as a TCK or not
Chapter 2 4 mins
On curiosity and the different paths that life takes us on, and how I would have never thought that I would one day work for a tech company because I wasn’t an engineer
Chapter 3 12 mins
On how my failures have taught me to be adaptable, and how I almost moved to Kenya
Chapter 4 5 mins
On how I accepted an entry level job, with the goal of changing roles once I had my foot in the door
Chapter 5 5 mins
On how unconscious bias showed up as I started in my new role, and my attempt to fit in
Chapter 6 7 mins
How I chose a mentor to guide me, give me a different perspective of the workplace, and to help my attempt at moving internally
Chapter 7 10 mins
Why I started the podcast out of feeling isolated in the workplace, even though I’m not making money from it
Chapter 8 11 mins
Learnings from running a podcast, and what I will explore going forward
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#024 - Reflection on Season 1 and Roundup Best Episodes
Hello beautiful people! I wanted to check in this we... more
Apr 29 2020 32m
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#023 - Aissa Sur Son Amour de l’Afrique et Comment le Partager de l'Entreprise à l'Histoire
Cette semaine je parle avec Aissata Sylla, une jeune... more
Apr 22 2020 1h 5m
Chapter 1 7 mins
Aissa s’introduit, nous parle de son enfance, et ce qu’elle a appris des différents déplacements dans sa vie de la Côte d’Ivoire, au Togo, Cameroun, et l'Afrique du Sud
Chapter 2 16 mins
Pourquoi elle a choisi Montréal pour ses études, et ce qui l’a poussée à cofonder la Desautels African Business Initiative la première conférence sur le monde des affaires en Afrique, organisée par des étudiants, au Canada
Chapter 3 3 mins
Ce qui l’a finalement poussée à rester à Montréal au lieu de rentrer
Chapter 4 8 mins
Comment elle a profité d'un des avantages de sa compagnie, un programme pour aller en mission à l'étranger, pour faire un projet en Côte d’Ivoire et s’essayer au retour en Afrique
Chapter 5 11 mins
Les leçons apprises, l’adaptation à un nouveau contexte de travail, et le plaisir d'être chez soi
Chapter 6 6 mins
Ce que Korofolie veut dire en Malinké, et l’intention derrière le blog: présenter différentes facettes de l'Afrique
Chapter 7 9 mins
Conseils à l’Aissa d’il y’a 5 ans, la vision des 5 prochaines années, et pourquoi elle a choisi Mansa Aissa comme son nom sur Instagram
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#022 - Lynda sur le Multiculturalisme: Accepter Où Nous Sommes et Qui Nous Sommes
Cette semaine, j’ai l’honneur de parler avec Lynda E... more
Apr 15 2020 50m
Chapter 1 3 mins
Lynda s’introduit et nous parle de l’influence que sa grand-mère a eu sur son implication sociale
Chapter 2 4 mins
Les objectifs d’ Iloubiya, son organisation à but non-lucratif, l’impact de la précarité mensuelle sur les jeunes filles, et l’importance de la sensibilisation sur les règles
Chapter 3 7 mins
Ses premières impressions de son arrivée au Québec, comment vivre à Montréal lui a fait réaliser qu’elle avait déjà plusieurs identités culturelles, et l'évolution de son identité
Chapter 4 3 mins
Comment elle s’est retrouvée en économie et politique, au lieu de la médecine
Chapter 5 8 mins
Sur les discussions politiques et sa relation tumultueuse avec le Togo, et le débat si on rentre ou on reste ici
Chapter 6 7 mins
Son travail en tant que conseillère en crédit, ce qu’elle a appris basé sur son expérience personnelle, et un peu de crédit 101 sur l’usage des cartes de crédit
Chapter 7 9 mins
Sur son amour du vin et de la lecture et comment distinguer entre un vin de consommation et un vin de conservation
Chapter 8 5 mins
La vision des 5 ans, and conseils à la Lynda d’il y’a 5 ans
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#021 - Zuwa on Embracing Our Agency and The Courage to Act Now
This week I have the honour of speaking with Zuwa Ma... more
Apr 8 2020 57m
Chapter 1 5 mins
Zuwa introduces himself and explains why he doesn’t define himself by his job or career path anymore
Chapter 2 4 mins
How active citizen engagement was modeled through his childhood and how it influenced his profound love of Zimbabwe
Chapter 3 4 mins
How coming to Montreal, and meeting the greater African community, further affected his Pan-Africanism point of view
Chapter 4 4 mins
Leadership lessons from running the McGill African Students Society (MASS) and other student activities
Chapter 5 4 mins
Why Zuwa chose policy as his way of serving and the role of the African youth
Chapter 6 4 mins
On how we can make policy easier to digest for the everyday person, and how Gov-Enhance was created as a result
Chapter 7 2 mins
On how to start small where you are: at the county, city, province level; and grow from there
Chapter 8 5 mins
How law prepared him for governance and policy, and on his experience working in China
Chapter 9 1 min
The current Covid-19 crisis, and how it’s a current example of the importance of public policy and trusting our governments
Chapter 10 5 mins
Lessons learned from starting Gov-Enhance Africa, on building teams and running an organization
Chapter 11 11 mins
Message to his younger self and what drives him to keep going when times are hard
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#020 - CQ on Small Wins and How They Push Us to Greatness
This week I have the honor of speaking with Clarence... more
Apr 1 2020 58m
Chapter 1 7 mins
Clarence introduces himself and we share our experience working at Target Canada and launching 120 stores in one year
Chapter 2 3 mins
How Clarence learned that Target Canada was closing, and how he approached his next steps: choosing between brand management, management consulting, and internal consulting
Chapter 3 7 mins
Clarence explains why he chose to do the MBA program that he did, and we compare taking two years off vs. working and studying at the same time
Chapter 4 3 mins
On his childhood as a Ghanaian who grew up in Uganda and Kenya, and how he navigates the world with his multiple identities
Chapter 5 5 mins
How his parents influenced the way that Clarence approaches work, and how he plans for the future
Chapter 6 9 mins
On how Peppeh Co started, and the importance of finding business partners with complementary skills
Chapter 7 6 mins
The vision for the company,where the naming came from, and his favorite part running Peppeh
Chapter 8 1 min
On building relationships, and identifying the right clients at the right time
Chapter 9 10 mins
Advice to his younger self and the 5 year plan
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#019 - Mo on Cultural Curiosity and Finding Joy in the Unexpected
This week, I'm speaking with Mo, from The More Sib... more
Mar 18 2020 1h 8m
Chapter 1 1 min
Mo introduces herself as a Nigerian-born, US-educated, Korean-speaking, and wandering intellectual
Chapter 2 2 mins
How Mo got into podcasting and how she keeps up the pace with a whooping 93 episodes in 2 years
Chapter 3 5 mins
On her curiosity and how it has led her to speak about important life subjects
Chapter 4 5 mins
Her experience arriving in the US and how she had adapt to the education system
Chapter 5 10 mins
How her frustration working as a pharmacist in the field, led her to becoming a professor
Chapter 6 12 mins
The challenges of being a professor and her thoughts on diversity
Chapter 7 12 mins
How her love of Korean culture begun, and when she started learning the language
Chapter 8 6 mins
Why she uses the tagline "for Blacks and Asians and those who love them" for her podcast, as well as lessons learned
Chapter 9 9 mins
The 5 year vision and the impact Mo hopes to have in the world :)
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#018 - Sophina on Cybersecurity and Empowering Other Young Women
This week I am speaking with Sophina Kio Lawson, a... more
Mar 11 2020 48m
Chapter 1 3 mins
Sophina introduces herself, and She Secures, her initiative to empower young women interested in cybersecurity
Chapter 2 4 mins
How she stumbled into security by following her interests, when she hadn't even used computers before
Chapter 3 4 mins
How she got her first job in cybersecurity, and how that led to other opportunities
Chapter 4 4 mins
How Sophina keeps learning in order to remain on top of where the industry is going
Chapter 5 4 mins
On where she gets information and the people who guided her in the field
Chapter 6 2 mins
How being open and honest, not being afraid to say what she wants has led her to today
Chapter 7 3 mins
How an initial hackaton meetup She Secures, and the different activities that the organization provides
Chapter 8 44 sec
A list of the different opportunities that exist in cybersecurity
Chapter 9 5 mins
The biggest challenges in driving the organization and lessons learned
Chapter 10 6 mins
What she's most proud of and her hopes for the next 5 years
Chapter 11 6 mins
Advice to younger people who want to follow a similar path
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#017 - Michaella on Three Lessons Learned during The Black and Women's History Months
I hesitated a lot on doing a special episode for B... more
Mar 4 2020 28m
Chapter 1 4 mins
Thoughts on the Advancing Women in STEM initiative by Yes Montreal and some of the feedback from the organizations that tried their recommendations
Chapter 2 2 mins
My mini rant on white fragility and how as Black people/POC/minorities, we have to be careful on how we talk about diversity
Chapter 3 59 sec
How do we reach people, and how can we practice more empathy all over the board?
Chapter 4 2 mins
Reflecting on the money moves and building wealth in the Black community event
Chapter 5 2 mins
The culture of convenience and how we have to make adjustments when we want to support small, Black, local businesses
Chapter 6 2 mins
On Black professionals in tech, and the story of how I "accidently" became a diversity and inclusion ambassador
Chapter 7 2 mins
Our roles as internal change agents in the companies that we work for, and why I strongly believe in recommending other Black people
Chapter 8 1 min
How being part of a network gives me access to funds and resources, as we had discussed in Fabiola 's episode
Chapter 9 1 min
What is your personal brand, and does it align with your goals?
Chapter 10 2 mins
How can we recognize our privilege, and how we can each do our part to help the next person?
Chapter 11 4 mins
Where can you have the most impact with the resources that you have, and where do you find the most fufillment?
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#016 - Reine Kizy sur Les Moments Qui Nous Font Pivoter
Cette semaine, je parle avec Reine Kizy qui a récemm... more
Feb 26 2020 41m
Chapter 1 1 min
Reine s'introduit et nous parle un peu de son expérience de vie
Chapter 2 2 mins
Le déclic qui l'a motivé à vouloir se lancer dans la planification d'évènements, d'un hobby à une entreprise
Chapter 3 3 mins
Sur ce qui la passionne le plus dans ce travail
Chapter 4 4 mins
La quête de l'équilibre dans sa vie entre la famille et l'entreprise
Chapter 5 4 mins
Sa passion pour l'autonomisation des femmes (women empowerment) et l'indépendance financière
Chapter 6 9 mins
L'histoire du jeune homme qui lui a fait repenser ce qu'elle faisait de sa vie
Chapter 7 3 mins
La vision des 5 ans et comment ça va lui donner plus de flexibilité
Chapter 8 2 mins
Leçons apprises sur la comparaison et comment cela sème le doute
Chapter 9 2 mins
Comment elle se motive pour continue à pousser quand les temps sont durs
Chapter 10 6 mins
Sur les sports extrêmes et comment ils vous poussent à vous défier mentalement
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#015 - Naomi on Finding Your Why & Being of Service
Helloooo beautiful people! This week I am speaking w... more
Feb 19 2020 1h 3m
Chapter 1 3 mins
Naomi introduces herself, and the work that she's been doing
Chapter 2 3 mins
On how she developed such a clear vision of her life
Chapter 3 7 mins
The turning point that made Naomi want to delve deeper into her Ethiopian culture
Chapter 4 2 mins
How Find Your Tribe was started out of a need to build a community of young professionals, and how she met Samukele Ncube, her co-founder
Chapter 5 10 mins
On the different ways you can pivot your work, and how that led to Inclusively
Chapter 6 9 mins
On the Power of Why Podcast and what led Naomi to start it
Chapter 7 7 mins
On patience and how we can both practice it better
Chapter 8 4 mins
What Naomi enjoys, how she learned to interview, and ask the hard questions
Chapter 9 4 mins
Naomi's '5-year plan' and how she realizes it will depend on the systems and habits that she has in place
Chapter 10 6 mins
Advice to her younger self
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#014 - Imanzi on Becoming a Servant Leader
In this week's episode, we are speaking with Imanzi ... more
Feb 12 2020 1h 17m
Chapter 1 2 mins
Imanzi introduces himself, his background, and how he started being involved in the community
Chapter 2 2 mins
Advice to his younger self and others, as well as his plans for the next couple of years
Chapter 3 5 mins
Why politics are important, and the value in being involved and navigating these spaces
Chapter 4 7 mins
How Imanzi started his career in government and how he kept discovering and growing throughout the years
Chapter 5 8 mins
On joining non profit boards, and what he is learning from them
Chapter 6 9 mins
How Imanzi's parents' involvement in the Rwandan community led to his own involvement
Chapter 7 6 mins
His work with the Casa Foundation Friends of Africa Economic Development Summit, and how that's a way of contributing to the African continent
Chapter 8 8 mins
My awkward question on how Imanzi identifies as Rwandan-Canadian and how he embraces both
Chapter 9 3 mins
How I'm learning to be Canadian and Imanzi reassuring me that all is well (lol)
Chapter 10 19 mins
What keeps him motivated to keep pushing in his endeavours
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#013 - Umuruta sur Son Parcours et La Quête de Soi
Bonjour tout le monde :D Ma petite pause est déjà t... more
Feb 5 2020 42m
Chapter 1 3 mins
Sandra s'introduit et nous parle de ses débuts en musique
Chapter 2 3 mins
Le déclic et quand elle a décidé de recommencer à chanter
Chapter 3 2 mins
Le choix d' Umuruta comme son nom d'artiste
Chapter 4 2 mins
Ses premiers cours de chants et comment cela l'a aidé à avoir confiance en son talent
Chapter 5 3 mins
Umuruta nous partage l'expérience de son premier concert et le début de sa collaboration avec Aly Keita
Chapter 6 3 mins
La vision derrière " D'est en Ouest: Partitions d'Afrique"
Chapter 7 2 mins
Comment ils choisissent leur répertoire et la musique qu'ils interprètent
Chapter 8 2 mins
L'idée derrière le Volume II, le spectacle du 14 Février 2020: Voies féministes D'Est en Ouest: Partitions d'Afrique (vol.II)
Chapter 9 6 mins
Ce que Sandra a appris au cours de la dernière année et les belles surprises de cette expérience
Chapter 10 10 mins
La vision des 5 ans et leçons apprises :)
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#012 - Sarah Somian on Living a Slow Life with Intention
Happy New Year!  I cannot believe that we’re in 202... more
Jan 1 2020 1h 2m
Chapter 1 1 min
Sarah introduces herself and her many interests
Chapter 2 10 mins
How Sarah got into food from wanting to initially be an OBGYN, public health, and studying psychology rather than medicine
Chapter 3 3 mins
How we have learned to take life’s challenges to learn the lessons within them
Chapter 4 5 mins
On realizing that nutrition could be the main hustle rather than the fun project
Chapter 5 12 mins
Why Michaella cares so much about people do, and how they feel in what they do
Chapter 6 12 mins
The moment that made Sarah realize it was time to move on, and how she approached it
Chapter 7 13 mins
How we can settle intentions that are more flexible and make room for the magic to happen
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#011 - Akpe Sur l’Importance de Parler Avec d’Autres Personnes Pour Nous Guider - Part 2
La semaine dernière dans la première partie, Akpe et... more
Dec 18 2019 50m
Chapter 1 7 mins
Comment Akpe a approché une négociatrice qui l’avait impressionnée
Chapter 2 5 mins
Doit-on toujours faire un suivi quand on rencontre de nouvelles personnes? Comment peut-on faire pour créer des connexions authentiques?
Chapter 3 9 mins
Akpe explique comment elle a eu son role, et ce qu’elle fait en tant que consultante en environnement
Chapter 4 3 mins
Ce qu’elle trouve dur dans son domaine, et ce qui la motive
Chapter 5 4 mins
La perte d’une amie lui a fait réalisé que la vie est courte, et qu’il ne fallait pas hésité dans nos projets, d’où son nouveau blog
Chapter 6 10 mins
Conseils pour les personnes intéressées en droit et en environnement
Chapter 7 8 mins
Nos ambitions pour les prochaines 5 années
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#010 - Akpe sur son parcours: des études de droit au conseil en environnement, et la quête d’identité
Cette semaine, je parle avec Akpedze Komassi, et ell... more
Dec 11 2019 44m
Chapter 1 4 mins
Akpe s’introduit et nous parle de son profil: sa formation en droit, son travail en environnement, et comment elle combine les deux
Chapter 2 5 mins
On partage nos premières expériences au Canada, le choix de langues d'instruction, et le choc culturel
Chapter 3 6 mins
La quête de l'identité et une discussion sur nos relations avec nos communautés d'origine
Chapter 4 5 mins
Comment Akpe a commencé à chercher des personnes qui avaient étudié le droit, mais faisaient d'autres métiers, et comment cela l’a emmenée à commencer à écrire des articles
Chapter 5 7 mins
La pression des diplômes professionnels, et comment ils nous poussent vers des chemins prédéfinis
Chapter 6 1 min
Comment je me suis auto-sabotée pour dire que j’avais essayé alors que je savais pas que ce n'était pas la bonne voie
Chapter 7 4 mins
Le déclic qui l’a poussée à se décider et à retourner à l’école pour des études en environnement, et sa participation dans la COP22 (Conférence de Paris sur le climat)
Chapter 8 9 mins
Où Akpe trouve la confiance d’écrire et de contribuer sur les questions d’environnement en Afrique, à partir de Montréal
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#009 - Moses on How Following Your Heart Continuously Builds into Something Greater
On this episode I speak with Moses Gashirabake. Mose... more
Dec 4 2019 52m
Chapter 1 4 mins
How his experience growing up as a refugee in Kenya influenced his career choice as a lawyer, and his realization that a law degree is a tool
Chapter 2 4 mins
The need to share and open up a dialogue, and why following your heart is still the way to go
Chapter 3 6 mins
We talk about business law, philanthropy law and what they actually entail. Then what he loves, and finds challenging about his work
Chapter 4 9 mins
Moses tells us how he got involved in Canadian community work, and how small actions add up when you do the work you are interested in
Chapter 5 7 mins
The work of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation, and how it started with the Japanese Community
Chapter 6 5 mins
How the International Rwanda Youth for Development (IRYD) came about after a visit to Rwanda
Chapter 7 10 mins
Words of advice and lessons learned from 'failures'
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#008 - Hiko Sur Le Fait Que Le Partage d’Expériences Peut Résoudre (presque) Tout Les Problèmes
Bienvenue à notre premier épisode en Français!!! Où ... more
Nov 27 2019 53m
Chapter 1 5 mins
Hiko nous parle de son parcours pour arriver jusqu’a Montréal, et comment elle a géré le changement de son programme universitaire
Chapter 2 10 mins
Comment HibisKo a commencé tout doucement durant ses études
Chapter 3 3 mins
Comment Hiko à su saisir une opportunité pour pouvoir se lancer à temps plein
Chapter 4 5 mins
La direction vers les incubateurs pour lui donner les informations qui lui manquaient, et comment elle les a trouvés
Chapter 5 2 mins
La définition d’un incubateur et comment ils peuvent nous aider dans nos projets
Chapter 6 5 mins
Le besoin de clarifier le “pourquoi” d’Hibisko et la vision redéfinie
Chapter 7 2 mins
L’ expérience qui a été le catalyseur de toute la vision
Chapter 8 4 mins
Ce a quoi elle s’attendait le moins, et comment elle a apprit à gérer ça
Chapter 9 5 mins
Conseils pour les entrepreneurs qui viennent de commencer, et l’Hiko d’il y’a 5 ans
Chapter 10 6 mins
Où on peut trouver les produits HibisKo et son produit favori
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#007 - Fiona on Growing Anaya Arts Organically by Listening
In today’s episode, I speak with Fiona, the founder ... more
Nov 20 2019 59m
Chapter 1 6 mins
Fiona talks about her childhood, being Kenyan and growing up in Ivory Coast, and how her mother sees the beauty in winter
Chapter 2 7 mins
How Fiona started by doodling and the people that encouraged her growth into Anaya Arts
Chapter 3 8 mins
The day that Fiona realized Anaya Arts could become a business, and the steps that she took to further develop it by listening to the feedback
Chapter 4 1 min
Fiona shares a tip on how you can figure out what your passion is
Chapter 5 10 mins
What she’s most excited about, as well as how she tackles the challenges that come
Chapter 6 17 mins
Where Fiona gets her inspiration from, and advice she would give to other aspiring artists
Chapter 7 5 mins
We share last words and our goals for the next coming months
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#006 – Fabiola on Recognizing Important Moments and Leveraging Them to Build – Part 2
In Part 1 last week, we spoke about who Fabiola was,... more
Nov 13 2019 42m
Chapter 1 8 mins
Fabiola explains what it means to be an organizational health consultant, what she does in her day to day, and how it helps her reassess her life
Chapter 2 2 mins
How managing the finances of her organization impacted her own relationship with money
Chapter 3 3 mins
Living with dyslexia has made her realize we all learn differently, and that she’s not bad with math
Chapter 4 4 mins
Her work with youth boards, and how we can leverage the resources of larger organizations to achieve our community goals
Chapter 5 6 mins
On the importance of us being involved in all types of spaces, and recognizing that we bring a lot of value
Chapter 6 4 mins
Advice and lessons learned
Chapter 7 11 mins
Fabiola’s 5 year vision including art and creativity, and how we both made a plan for Year 31
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#005 - Fabiola on Recognizing Important Moments and Leveraging Them to Build - Part 1
On this episode, I speak with Fabiola Mizero and we ... more
Nov 6 2019 45m
Chapter 1 3 mins
Fabiola introduces herself, the countries she's lived in, the different activities that she is involved in from fundraising to consulting and why she calls herself an activist
Chapter 2 5 mins
How a spark was ignited once Fabiola helped at an event, and started wondering what else she could be doing
Chapter 3 5 mins
How the African Student Association at Université de Montreal was created as a response to an incident on campus, and the lack of a safe space
Chapter 4 5 mins
How the student activities that Fabiola was involved in led to her getting the jobs she did
Chapter 5 8 mins
On unpaid internships and how they disqualify people immediately, and on the importance of building a network through activities
Chapter 6 3 mins
On the importance of mentorship, and how Fabiola grew her relationships organically
Chapter 7 10 mins
How Imposter Syndrome and Dyslexia led to moments of doubt, and how Fabiola works to overcome them
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#004 - Kiga on the Art of Mastering Storytelling
In this episode, I'm speaking with Landry Kigabiro, ... more
Oct 30 2019 42m
Chapter 1 8 mins
Kiga introduces himself, when he knew he wanted to be a DJ, and why he DJs
Chapter 2 9 mins
The shift into producing to expand his vision and his artistry through Kuruza, and the difference between a beatmaker, a producer, and an executive producer
Chapter 3 2 mins
Advice to other artists on how they can differentiate themselves from others
Chapter 4 4 mins
On mastering the art of storytelling, and how that led to the creation of a clothing line
Chapter 5 2 mins
How him wanting to be a great father, influences how he approaches life today
Chapter 6 3 mins
How he finds inspiration when he is stuck, and his goals for the next couple of years
Chapter 7 6 mins
Mots de la fin, lessons learned and additional advice: May we all be free and find peace!
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#003 - Gisele on How & Why We Need More Black People in Tech - Part 2
Last week in Part 1, Gisele told us about how she go... more
Oct 23 2019 33m
Chapter 1 3 mins
Gisele goes on to talk about having diversity as the core of your company and how hiring people in your network can become a constraint to hiring diverse teams
Chapter 2 2 mins
Stepping out to create a community of hackatons in Europe as a Black woman
Chapter 3 12 mins
On the need for us to be present in these spaces, including conferences whether we are creating them or joining existing ones
Chapter 4 7 mins
Recommendations on how to get involved in the tech space, i.e. challenge-driven hackathons
Chapter 5 2 mins
Technology is a tool to resolve problems, everybody can therefore build a tech company!
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#002 - Gisele on How Technology Can Help Change the World - Part 1
On this episode I speak with Gisele Karekezi, one of... more
Oct 17 2019 41m
Chapter 1 4 mins
Gisele's initial interest in science and how the Obama election influenced her views on politics and media representation
Chapter 2 4 mins
How she kinda fell into a hackathon to organizing the largest wearables and IoT (internet of things) hackathon
Chapter 3 1 min
We talk about how you can be in the tech world, without being a software engineer, and how access to information is everything!
Chapter 4 6 mins
The importance of having a digital footprint, owning your story, and reaching your audience digitally
Chapter 5 3 mins
How she transitioned from organizing a hackathon into doing it full-time, and how volunteering can help you build your brand and expand your network
Chapter 6 2 mins
Your passport matters
Chapter 7 2 mins
Working for early stage startups gives you agency and you can see how your decisions impact the organization directly
Chapter 8 5 mins
What motivates and drives her, and how we can take it and try to apply it to an "African" context
Chapter 9 6 mins
On the importance of having people say our last names and some of the challenges that Gisele has experienced in the space
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#001 - Intro: Why I started Jase avec Moi
Hello everyone, Jase avec Moi means Chat with Me in... more
Oct 15 2019 2m
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