Hello beautiful people! So this is my last episode for Season 1, and I have the privilege of being interviewed by Fabiola from Episode 5.I felt that it might be appropriate to sit on the other side of the mic for once, so that you can learn mo

#024 - Reflection on Season 1 and Roundup Best Episodes

Apr 29th, 2020 32m 46s

Hello beautiful people! I wanted to check in this week, and talk to you about the progress of the podcast, as well as give you a roundup of the best episodes based on the feedback that I have received. I hope you’re staying safe, and you and yo

#023 - Aissa Sur Son Amour de l’Afrique et Comment le Partager de l'Entreprise à l'Histoire

Apr 22nd, 2020 1h 5m

Cette semaine je parle avec Aissata Sylla, une jeune Ivoirienne qui habite à Montréal depuis maintenant 8 ans. On parle de ce qu’elle a appris en vivant dans plusieurs pays Africains, son amour pour l’Afrique et comment elle le partage dans ses

#022 - Lynda sur le Multiculturalisme: Accepter Où Nous Sommes et Qui Nous Sommes

Apr 15th, 2020 50m 3s

Cette semaine, j’ai l’honneur de parler avec Lynda Egnonam Dongo aka Mlle Lynda. Lynda est une Afro-Québécoise, du Togo, qui habite maintenant à Montréal depuis 5 ans. Elle travaille en tant que conseillère senior en crédit, et mène aussi Iloub

#021 - Zuwa Matondo on Embracing Our Agency and The Courage to Act Now

Apr 8th, 2020 57m 2s

This week I have the honour of speaking with Zuwa Matondo, a son of Africa and sun of Zimbabwe (zu-wa means sun(shine) in the Zimbabwean Shona dialect). I have known Zuwa for the last 12 years, and he has become a big brother to me. Audaciou

#020 - CQ on Small Wins and How They Push Us to Greatness

Apr 1st, 2020 58m 11s

This week I have the honor of speaking with Clarence Quarcoo, known by most as CQ. I met him while working at Target Canada, and we have remained friends over the last 8 years. He is a global nomad in every sense of the word. Tracing his roots

#019 - Mo on Cultural Curiosity and Finding Joy in the Unexpected

Mar 18th, 2020 1h 8m

This week, I'm speaking with Mo, from The More Sibyl Podcast. Mo is a professor of pharmacy, conducts cancer research, and also runs a podcast. She is also Nigerian, and lives in Oklahoma. We talk about culture, how speaking out can not only h

#018 - Sophina Kio-Lawson on Cybersecurity and Empowering Other Young Women

Mar 11th, 2020 48m 8s

This week I am speaking with Sophina Kio Lawson, a cybersecurity analyst, and the co-founder of SheSecures.org. We talk about how she discovered the field of security, her first time using computers, and what led her to create an initiative em

#017 - Michaella Mutoni on Three Lessons Learned during The Black and Women’s History Months

Mar 4th, 2020 28m 22s

I hesitated a lot on doing a special episode for Black History Month and/or Women's History Month because 1. they are also every day history, and 2. the show's purpose is to highlight Black people, including women, every day. However, I also r

#016 - Reine Kizy sur Les Moments Qui Nous Font Pivoter

Feb 26th, 2020 41m 8s

Cette semaine, je parle avec Reine Kizy qui a récemment lancé sa propre agence de planification de mariage, Reine Prestige Events. Originaire du Gabon, elle a commencé sa carrière dans le secteur bancaire. Après avoir planifié son propre mariag

#015 - Naomi Haile on Finding Your Why & Being of Service

Feb 19th, 2020 1h 3m

Helloooo beautiful people! This week I am speaking with Naomi Haile, the co-founder of Find Your Tribe and of the Power of Why Podcast. Naomi is a community builder in Ottawa, and she really has a gift for rallying people. She is passionate abo

#014 - Imanzi Kayitare on Becoming a Servant Leader

Feb 12th, 2020 1h 17m

In this week's episode, we are speaking with Imanzi Kayitare. We chat about his work as a public servant, how he is always involved in some form of community building, and what inspired it all. Enjoy :) 01:45 - Imanzi introduces himself, his

#013 - Umuruta sur Son Parcours et La Quête de Soi

Feb 5th, 2020 42m 17s

Bonjour tout le monde :DMa petite pause est déjà terminée et je suis ravie d'être de retour avec une interview de Sandra Gasana alias Umuruta. Aujourd'hui, nous discutons comment elle a décidé de se lancer dans sa carrière d'artiste/chanteuse,

#012 - Sarah Somian on Living a Slow Life with Intention

Jan 1st, 2020 1h 2m

Happy New Year! I cannot believe that we’re in 2020 already!This week, I am speaking with Sarah Somian, a holistic nutritionist and wellness coach, about how to live a life with intention. I met her through Fiona, after she mentioned how posi

#011 - Akpe Sur l’Importance de Parler Avec d’Autres Personnes Pour Nous Guider - Part 2

Dec 18th, 2019 50m 41s

La semaine dernière dans la première partie, Akpe et moi avons parlé de notre quête d'identité, de notre volonté de suivre une voie différente de celle de nos diplômes professionnels et de sa participation à la COP 22. Cette semaine, elle nous

#010 - Akpe sur son parcours: des études de droit au conseil en environnement, et la quête d’identité

Dec 11th, 2019 44m 53s

Cette semaine, je parle avec Akpedze Komassi, et elle partage son expérience avec nous: son parcours de ses études en droit à son travail en tant que consultante en environnement. On parle aussi d'identités et du questionnement que nous avons e

#009 - Moses Gashirabake on How Following Your Heart Continuously Builds into Something Greater

Dec 4th, 2019 52m 30s

On this episode I speak with Moses Gashirabake. Moses is truly an example of what it means to be a go getter, and to go above and beyond in all that you do. He is very involved in both the Canadian and Rwandan communities on top of his demandin

#008 - Hiko Sur Le Fait Que Le Partage d’Expériences Peut Résoudre (presque) Tout Les Problèmes

Nov 27th, 2019 53m 2s

Bienvenue à notre premier épisode en Français!!! Où il y’aura un peu de Franglais bien sûr ;)Aujourd’hui on parle avec Hikmath (Hiko) qui a commencé HibisKo. Elle nous parle un peu de son parcours, son arrivée au Canada, son idée avec HibisKo

#007 - Fiona Khaemba on Growing Anaya Arts Organically by Listening

Nov 20th, 2019 59m 39s

In today’s episode, I speak with Fiona, the founder of Anaya Arts. She shares her experience growing up in multiple countries, and her love for art. Then she delves deeper into how she slowly realized she was an artist, and decided to launch a

#006 – Fabiola Mizero on Recognizing Important Moments and Leveraging Them to Build – Part 2

Nov 13th, 2019 42m 11s

In Part 1 last week, we spoke about who Fabiola was, what drives her, and how a spark was ignited when she arrived in Montreal. For this episode, join us as we learn more about what she does in her day to day life, her work with Oxfam Québec, a

#005 - Fabiola Mizero on Recognizing Important Moments and Leveraging Them to Build - Part 1

Nov 6th, 2019 45m 53s

On this episode, I speak with Fabiola Mizero and we had so much fun that we went overtime, and I split the episode in 2. For today, we will talk about Fabiola's background, and how a spark that was ignited once she started volunteering Montreal

#004 - Kiga on the Art of Mastering Storytelling

Oct 30th, 2019 42m 40s

In this episode, I'm speaking with Landry Kigabiro, also known as Kiga - and I can't wait for you to hear about his experience in music and art, and his transition from being a DJ to producing music.02:00 - Kiga introduces himself, when he kne

#003 - Gisele Karekezi on How & Why We Need More Black People in Tech - Part 2

Oct 23rd, 2019 34m 37s

Last week in Part 1, Gisele told us about how she got introduced to the world of technology and hackathons. This week, we continue talking about how the need for more Black People in Tech, especially Africans, and how we can claim our space in

#002 - Gisele Karekezi on How Technology Can Help Change the World - Part 1

Oct 17th, 2019 41m 23s

On this episode I speak with Gisele Karekezi, one of my long time friends and we discuss how she went from a bachelor's degree in Political Science and African Studies to the Technology world.01:45 - Gisele's initial interest in science and ho

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#001 - Intro: Why I started Jase avec Moi

Oct 16th, 2019 2m 24s

Hello everyone,Jase avec Moi means Chat with Me in Québécois French. In this trailer, I explain why I am starting this podcast and what I hope to achieve with it.At times, it feels lonely to be a young Black woman in Corporate America/Canada.

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