Dr. Keisha A. Kidan hosts informational webinars, videos and podcasts related to technology, entrepreneurship and business. After developing and teaching entrepreneurship courses for over ten years in Chicago and developing online learning and technology for eight years nationally, Dr. Kidan hopes to connect people around the world using technology. By producing videos, online courses and other web content to help share the knowledge, gifts and talent of others, she hopes to TRAIN, TEACH THE ...
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Ahmed Abdelmageed, an immigrant himself, asks these question and more in this new podcast "The I in Immigrant". In collaboration with 89.1 WBOI'sKaty Anderson, they interview members of the Fort Wayne Indiana community and delve a bit deeper into the person we often don't see behind a label our society imposes on them.
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"We are Soulful Synergy" Join us weekly as we discuss various topics related to our experiences in love and life. Dating, Sex, Relationships, Friendships, Family...all from a female perspective. We hope that our conversations inspire you to seek growth and healing through every situation. Catch up on all of our latest episodes below !
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Welcome to the Sound and Music Podcast – a place where extraordinary new music and ideas are brought to life by the people who make it. Each episode is hosted by Susanna Eastburn MBE alongside an invited guest host, and features interviews and music by three composers from diverse backgrounds and genres, introducing you, the listener, to new ways of understanding new music and the processes behind it. Featured composers include Shabaka Hutchings, Errollyn Wallen, Lei Liang, Reeta Loi, India ...
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Climate: Activism (Blythe Pepino, Rocky Dawuni, Emily Hall) | Ep.11
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Composers Blythe Pepino, Rocky Dawuni and Emily Hall share their music and thoughts exploring activism in the climate crisis. What is the place of music in climate activism, and how do composers take action in their music? From protest songs to upbeat afroroots music inspiring hope and action, we listen to the origins of Extinction Rebellion’s “Eme…
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Climate: Place (Hanna Tuulikki, Colin Riley, Dai Fujikura) | Ep.10
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Composers Hanna Tuulikki, Colin Riley and Dai Fujikura share their music and thoughts exploring the importance of place in music. How does the more-than-human manifest itself in the composers’ music, and what does it mean to be composing music in times of the climate crisis? From imitating birds to Japanese onomatopoeia, we listen to a song written…
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Elton Skendaj grew up under communist rule in Albania, where there was limited freedom of speech, resources, and access to information. Despite growing up under repressive authoritarian rule, Elton's curiosity about the world never diminished. His interests led him to becoming a professor of Peace Studies at Manchester University in Northeast India…
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Kidane Amare Sarko is a Fort Wayne resident who immigrated from Ethiopia in pursuit of education. In his conversation with Ahmed he talks about how he ended up here, homesickness, switching career paths, and why he's so passionate about public health education. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Ifedapo, AKA Mike, lives in Michigan with his wife and four children. Originally from Nigeria, Ifedapo made his way to the United States by way of England, where he had been pursuing his education. Nigeria is very diverse, with over 370 ethnic groups and more than 500 languages. Ifadepo spoke with Ahmed about what it means to him to be Nigerian. Hi…
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If you ask Bedrija where she's from, she might chuckle and tell you "it's complicated." Bedrija was born in Bosnia, but war and conflict drove her and her family to Croatia where she spent her formative years. Ultimately she moved to the United States, settling in Chicago. Bedrija spoke with Ahmed about the circumstances that led to her family's de…
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Climate: Emergency (Daniel Kidane, Clarice Assad, Lei Liang, Evelien van den Broek) | Ep.9
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Composers Daniel Kidane, Clarice Assad, Lei Liang and Evelien van den Broek share their music and thoughts exploring the climate emergency in music. What does it mean to be a composer in times of a climate crisis? How does our awareness of the crisis enter our work, and how do we find meaning in our work in these times? From exploring cultural belo…
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Ismail and Brittany are a married couple who reside in Oregon. Both are from Somalia and Maine respectively and have found a mutual love for building community wherever they go. In this episode of The I In Immigrant, Ahmed talks with the pair about their history, acceptance, how two parents with two very different cultural backgrounds are choosing …
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Barbara Bell is a lot of things. She’s an immigrant. Latina. Brazilian. Black. A newlywed. And VERY tenacious. Barbara is finding her place in Fort Wayne, IN and talked with Ahmed about her journey to where she is today. In this episode we hear about her college experiences, learning English, and her thoughts on the black experience in America. See…
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YeWin Latt and Minn Myint Nan Tin From Burma
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When YeWin Latt and Minn Myint Nan Tin came to Indiana roughly 30 years ago they were refugees fleeing Burma’s authoritarian government. Flash forward to present-day Fort Wayne, which now has one of the most concentrated Burmese populations in the country. YeWin and Minn have also become pillars in the refugee community, seeking to build meaningful…
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Divorce and a cancer diagnosis are two of the most life-altering events any person can go through. Now, imagine going through both within a short time frame, in a new country away from your family and friends, all while trying to navigate the American healthcare system. Those were the cards that we dealt to Joey Kowailw (Ko-wall-ee-oh) when he move…
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Queerness (Reeta Loi, Michael Wolters, Maya-Leigh Rosenwasser) | Ep.8
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Composers Reeta Loi, Michael Wolters and Maya-Leigh Rosenwasser share their music and thoughts exploring queerness in music. What does it mean to be a queer composer today, and is there such a thing as queer music? From the playful to the divine, we listen to a drag character lost in space, gender-bending tracks, and work that plays with failure as…
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Distractions (Neil Luck, India Jordan, David Austin Grey) | Ep.7
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Composers Neil Luck, India Jordan and David Austin Grey share their music and thoughts on the place of distractions in the process of creating music – are distractions bad or are they necessary? We listen to the sounds of a dream, hear the power of music to heal, and dive into what it means to create music during lockdown. Join our CEO Susanna East…
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Episode 6: ADULTING: Navigating life as a millennial when things don't go as planned
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What happens when you have a full-ride to a HBCU and have a tough time and end up returning home? When you come home, and you have never had a job before, what's next? How do you overcome rough periods in life as a 20 something? Hear Ary talk about how she took a job she hated, knowing that she wanted something else. So, she moved to another job an…
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Offerings (Errollyn Wallen, Richard Ayres, Hannah Catherine Jones) | Ep.6
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Composers Errollyn Wallen, Richard Ayres and Hannah Catherine Jones join Susanna Eastburn MBE and Des Oliver to share their music and thoughts exploring the gift of making music with and for other people. We listen to music written for billions of listeners and music written for a community orchestra, the gift it is to write music and the gift it i…
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Invitations (Shabaka Hutchings, Alwynne Pritchard, Oliver Leith) | Ep.5
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Composers Shabaka Hutchings, Alwynne Pritchard and Oliver Leith share their music and thoughts exploring the nature of the human relationships which shape the music they make. We listen to compositions rooted in friendship, explore attempts to decolonialise music, and intimate performances recorded in a toilet during lockdown. Join our CEO Susanna …
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Episode 5: ROCKING IN REAL ESTATE: Get started investing in real estate THIS year!
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It’s episode 5, ROCKING REAL ESTATE where my guests EJ Williams and Kalum Johnson are TRAINING AND TEACHING the WORLD! There are some major keys you can find in this podcast like: Understanding the team you need to have for your BEST opportunity for success in real estate. The importance of defining what you actually WANT TO DO when you say you wan…
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Episode 4: LADIES IN LEADERSHIP: Navigating leadership spaces as a powerful woman of color
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First, the topic is Ladies in Leadership! We are talking about Black women CEOs, civic, and education leaders! LaTonya Foster, Senior Director in Strategy and Administration for THE highest ranked public university in Ohio and LeeAndra Khan, Executive Director of a charter network in Chicago. Hear LaTonya share about her career path which she descr…
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Episode 3: ENTREPRENEURS: Running a business, a home and navigating the unique black business world in Chicago
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Our Latasha Nicole of That Startup Girl, if a mom of two adult daughters. She works to help businesses that are 0-3 years old get up and running with everything they need to be successful. Chef Yvonne Ivy (Chef YiVy) of PHS Desserts, is a pastry chef who has innovated desserts with Celebration Boxes, Cake Jars and Carte Blanche cakes that she has s…
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Episode 2: TECHNOLOGY TOOLS: All things tech for content creators & those who desire to be
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Join special guest Tenille Jackson, an Online Marketer and Digital Strategist with Digital Vision Enterprises, LLC: https://sociallytenille.com/ In this episode, we talk about the latest with Clubhouse and Tik Tok, Key things you should consider when you create content Technology and THESE KIDS! We encourage you to TRY NEW THINGS and ASK: What can …
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Episode 1: MANIFEST: The Power of the Mind
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Welcome back to The Train, Teach the World podcast! In our first NEW episode we are talking about manifesting and the law of attraction. Our guests talk about attracting what you need for SUCCESS in your life and business We are opening the podcast with therapist extraordinaire, Chantelle Bittings, LCPC and Khalilah Starks-Adams. Chantelle host a p…
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Portals (Anthony R. Green, Nathan Riki Thomson, Amble Skuse) | Ep.4
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Composers Anthony R. Green, Nathan Riki Thomson and Amble Skuse share their music and thoughts on what music might mean beyond just sounds, and how we connect to each other and the world around us through the act of making music. We listen to the sounds of an augmented double bass, hear the inner workings of a digital opera, and dive into a social …
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Your support makes WBOI podcasts like The I In Immigrant. Please consider becoming a member today to keep these important conversations going. Thank you! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Ahmed Abdelmageed
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Your support makes podcasts like The I In Immigrant possible. Become a member today to keep these conversations going. Thank you! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Ahmed Abdelmageed
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Abdel was raised in Chad by his grandmother until the age of 15, then he moved to the United States along with his three brothers, to live with his uncle. He knew little to no English, but started attending Carroll Middle School a few weeks after moving. Abdel talks about navigating through being unable to communicate with his classmates at first, …
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Francisco Townsend met his wife after the YMCA in Valparaiso, Chile, where he worked, made connections with the YMCA in Valparaiso, Indiana. Students from Indiana would come to Chile on a student exchange program, which is how they met. She lived in Chile with him for a while, but Francisco felt it was only fair for him to try living in the United …
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The I In Immigrant is a production of WBOI Studios in Fort Wayne and was created by Ahmed Abdelmageed. Follow us on Facebook and learn more about the show and its guests at http://theiinimmigrant.com/. Today's episode was produced by Katy Anderson and edited by Monica Blankenship. Transcription and summaries provided by Brittany Smith. See omnystud…
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Max Montesino From The Dominican Republic
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The I In Immigrant is a production of WBOI Studios in Fort Wayne and was created by Ahmed Abdelmageed. Follow us on Facebook and learn more about the show and its guests at http://theiinimmigrant.com/. Today's episode was produced by Katy Anderson and edited by John Dawkins. Transcription and summaries provided by Brittany Smith. See omnystudio.com…
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Irene was born just outside of Venice, Italy where she lived a good portion of her life. She was born with dual citizenship. Her mother was American, and her father was Italian. She moved to the United State for college at Indiana University in Bloomington. It was there that she found her passion for international studies and travel. This and her a…
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Oleg is from Kyiv in Ukraine. With the countless hours of work that his parents put in, Oleg was able to go to school where he learned some basic English in a schooling system that did not promote the language at the time. He was able to move to America as a student-athlete playing basketball. He speaks about overcoming the challenge of speaking wi…
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Najla immigrated to the US from Syria nearly sixty years ago. Najla talks with Ahmed about her journey, acclimating to Fort Wayne, making connections, and what it was like being in the "Indiana Tech Wives Club." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Ahmed Abdelmageed
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Ahmed is a Palestinian who spent his childhood in Qatar before immigrating to the US shortly before the September 11th attacks. Ahmed talks about his journey, the concept of identity, and why these kinds of conversations are necessary. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Ahmed Abdelmageed
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Taste (Gerald Barry, Matthew Shlomowitz, Joanna Ward) | Ep.3
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Composers Gerald Barry, Matthew Shlomowitz, and Joanna Ward share their music and thoughts exploring the theme of Taste. From writing a piece intentionally ‘in bad taste’, to cultural appropriation, from the memory of and ethics of taste; join our CEO Susanna Eastburn MBE and composer Des Oliver for a unique insight into composing. This podcast was…
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Inspiration (Richard Rijnvos, Cassandra Miller, Supriya Nagarajan) | Ep.2
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Composers Richard Rijnvos, Cassandra Miller, and Supriya Nagarajan share their music and thoughts exploring the theme of Inspiration. From gardening, cheesecakes and lullabies, to listening to our own bodies as a source of inspiration, join our CEO Susanna Eastburn MBE and composer Des Oliver for a unique insight into composing This podcast was pro…
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Time (Jem Finer, Elaine Mitchener, Chaya Czernowin) | Ep.1
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Composers Jem Finer, Elaine Mitchener, and Chaya Czernowin share their music and thoughts exploring the theme of Time. We listen to a piece of music lasting 1,000 years, explore the politics of history and time past, and get a flavour for what non-linear music sounds like. Join our CEO Susanna Eastburn MBE and composer Des Oliver for a unique insig…
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The new Sound and Music podcast is nearly here – a place where new music is brought to life, Susanna Eastburn MBE (CEO, Sound and Music) and composer Des Oliver explore the extraordinary creators, stories and concepts behind new sounds and music.By Sound and Music
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Join us as we sit down with writer/poet Nardos Kidane, we will be discussing healing through words and lessons learned so far.www.soulfulsynergypodcast.comBy Soulful Synergy Podcast
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Join us as we scroll through the gram (Follow us @soulfulsynergypodcast) and share some of our favourite relationship/dating memes!Intro/Outro beat prod. by WorthyBy Soulful Synergy Podcast
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Join us for Part Two of Girls Night with the lovely Tahmina QThis episode we will be discussing regrets, relationships with our mothers, moving forward and finding your people!By Soulful Synergy Podcast
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Mastering the Masterclass: What is it? Who should have one? Bonus: How to build and sell one. (February 2019)
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Join Dr. Keisha Kidan in exploring the online masterclass. We will answer the following questions: What is a masterclass? Who should host one? How can I build a masterclass? We will also think about the key points that should be made when looking to build and sell a masterclass that people will want to take right away. Tune in on the go....…
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Join us for Part One of our girl's night with a fellow podcaster Tahmina Q. Join the conversation on topics like branding dos & don'ts, inspiration, women empowerment, advice for your younger self, managing stress & emotional independance.By Soulful Synergy Podcast
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Introduction to Online Course Tools (January 2019)
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Listen as I talk through and help you: Know what an online course is Understand the difference between an online course and a master class Know the tools you will need before preparing your course Identify 3 tools you can use to build and sell your course (and their differences) Figure out how to price your course If you want to see the presentatio…
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Let’s keep this conversation going...Join us as we discuss the “Surviving R Kelly Documentary.” Our views.....Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @soulfulsynergypodcast ?By Soulful Synergy Podcast
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Podcast Objectives: Know what a webinar is and how to use it Understand the benefits of hosting a webinar Recognize the difference between hosting a webinar & a live video Review the equipment you should have to help you look your best (and require less editing) Interpret popular webinar software, features, pricing, etc. Hear tips for success I hop…
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Join us for a Game Night inspired by Jada Pinkett Smith's show "Red Table Talk".By Soulful Synergy Podcast
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