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This episode of the unfettered podcast featuring Madukwu Chinwah, songwriter, producer and the second Nigerian to win a Grammy, is a breath of fresh air.

Madukwu comes from a family of musicians and the term ‘multi-instrumentalist’ still feels short when describing Chinwah, who plays something between 17 to 20 different instruments; he can't keep track- a gift he says he got from his parents.

As a seasoned songwriter, producer, and grammy award winner, Madukwu shares some of the lessons he has learned in the entertainment industry, the importance of being prepared for opportunities, the freedom we need to pursue our passion and why we should pursue our passion with patience.

This episode is rich, entertaining, super enlightening and full of insight. Listen!

The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign that kicks off on 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and runs until 10 December, Human Rights Day. The global theme for this year is "Orange the world: End violence against women now!"

All over the world, gender-based violence is prevalent and the statistics are gloomy. As we join in the campaign to orange the world and eradicate gender-based violence, Dr. Kemi DaSilva of WARIF gives us dire statistics of gender-based violence in Nigeria, and tells us the significance of this campaign in ending gender-based violence around the world.

This episode will teach you all you need to know about GBV and the role(s) you can play in ensuring our society is safe for all, particularly for women and girls

It keeps getting better on the Unfettered Podcast!

In this episode, we unveil two new co-hosts of the Unfettered Podcast, while delving deeper into the life and thought-process of Adebayo Adeleke, the founder and host of Unfettered.

Here, Adebayo talks on why he founded Unfettered Podcast, his favourite guests on the podcast, his unconventional thought processes, the AA LLC contracting course, the highs and lows of being an entrepreneur, and what the world should expect from the Unfettered podcast, and many more.

This episode is fresh, interesting and has all you need to know about the host and the podcast. Dig in!

Africa is home to 54 countries and billions of people. Still, some of the major setbacks for many countries in the continent are political instability, poor governance and leadership.
Adebayo had a conversation with Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, one of the former presidents of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, to talk about governance in Nigeria and Africa, and how we can posture the youth for leadership.
From social media conversations to the #EndSARS protests, youths in Nigeria and beyond are fighting against bad governance, agitating for a better life, and calling for a chance to lead.
In this episode, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo gives us insight into how African youths can become part of governance and be better leaders, and how we all can position the continent for growth.
You don't want to miss this!

At the age of 10, one thing changed Tunde Onakoya's life: A chess piece. In moving chess pieces, Tunde discovered a world better than his imaginations. A world where possibilities were endless.
Now, through ChessinSlums, Tunde is paying it forward by teaching children living in Nigerian slums chess, and showing them a better world. Today, many of the kids are not only playing chess, but they are winning scholarships, attaining greater heights, and changing their lives.
In this episode, Adebayo and Tunde have a conversation on how he started ChessinSlums, his journey so far, how he has changed the kids' lives, and what lies ahead in the future. You don't want to miss this!

All around the world, journalists and storytellers are mandated to unearth stories that matter, stories that cut at the core of justice systems, and stories that spark the change we need. But how can they do this in a world that seems to clamp down on press freedom?

An “old-school journalist and new-school storyteller,” Neil Foote gives us a glimpse into his background as a journalist and storyteller, the stories that have touched him the most, what gets him going, and his impacting knowledge in the University of North Texas.

In this episode with Neil, we talk about cancel culture, journalism in Africa and in the US, the clampdown on the freedom of the press, journalism in the digital era, on the role journalism plays in our community, and how we can build a society where the storytellers are free to cover and tell stories.