The Ufuoma Show

Ufuoma Oghenevwede
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Hosted by Ufuoma Oghenevwede, this podcast features entrepreneurs, creatives, executives, and thought leaders discussing business, innovation, personal growth, relationships, culture, and the experiences shaping today's world.

  1. 2d ago

    How to Build a Business That Gives You Freedom

    What if the business you built for freedom is actually taking your freedom away? On this episode of The Ufuoma Show, Ufuoma Oghenevwede sits down with Louis Swart, a seasoned business coach for coaches, entrepreneur, author, and founder of Ironbrij, a human-AI-powered virtual assistant company helping coaches build more sustainable businesses while avoiding burnout. With more than 35 years of experience building and selling companies, managing over 450 staff, and training coaches internationally, Louis brings a wealth of practical experience to one of the biggest challenges facing entrepreneurs today: how to grow a successful business without becoming trapped by it. At the heart of this conversation is a simple but important question: Did you build your business to create freedom—or did you accidentally create another job for yourself? If you're an entrepreneur, coach, founder, or business owner looking to grow your business, reclaim your time, and create more freedom without sacrificing your health and peace of mind, this episode is for you. https://vip.ironbrij.com.au/

  2. 5d ago

    Train Your Mind, Transform Your Leadership

    What if the way we think, feel, and lead isn't fixed—but something we can actually train? On this episode of The Ufuoma Show, Ufuoma Oghenevwede sits down with Arnold Beekes to explore the idea of becoming a Brain Athlete—someone who intentionally trains their mind, emotions, relationships, and responses to become better not only for themselves, but for everyone around them. Arnold introduces a powerful leadership framework built around three core forces: Un-conditioning, Aspiration, and United Uniqueness. Together, we explore how inherited beliefs about success, worth, safety, and power can shape the way we lead—and how we can begin to challenge those patterns. We also discuss emotional resilience, curiosity, courage, compassion, individuality, and what it means to create relationships and organizations where differences are integrated rather than weaponized. At the heart of the conversation is a bigger question: What would happen if we stopped defining success by how much we achieve for ourselves and started asking whether our growth makes life better for the people and systems around us? Arnold shares a thought-provoking perspective on leadership, personal growth, human connection, and the possibility of becoming Better for All Leaders. This episode is for anyone interested in leadership, personal development, emotional intelligence, relationships, and creating a more meaningful way to live and lead https://www.brainathletes.club/

  3. 5d ago

    Why Experience May Be Your Greatest Advantage in the AI Era

    What does it take to stay relevant and lead effectively in an age of artificial intelligence? On this episode of The Ufuoma Show, Ufuoma Oghenevwede sits down with Jon Wolheim, a talent and leadership executive who spent two decades building teams inside companies including Apple, Amazon, and two AI startups that reached billion-dollar valuations in less than four years. Jon also built the talent function that helped take SoundHound AI public on the NYSE and was the founding HR executive at a Cambridge AI company now valued at more than $10 billion. In 2019, Jon interviewed Jeff Bezos, who gave him a remarkably direct piece of advice: study machine learning. That conversation changed the direction of his career. Today, through Wolheim Group and AIfluent.Dad, Jon helps accomplished executives become AI-fluent without getting lost in the jargon. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonwolheim

  4. Aug 12

    From Health Challenges to Health Freedom: Simple Steps to Live Better

    What if some of the biggest lessons about health come from experiencing health challenges ourselves? In this episode of The Ufuoma Show, I sit down with Anthony Guastella, a certified health coach through the Institute of Transformational Nutrition who has overcome multiple health challenges and turned those experiences into a passion for helping others. Anthony understands what it's like to not feel well and to feel limited in doing the things you want to do. Today, he focuses on making complex health and wellness topics easier to understand and giving people practical tools to take greater ownership of their well-being. From heart disease and cancer to diabetes, sleep, hormones, and everyday wellness, Anthony believes no health topic should be off limits.

  5. Aug 12

    Faith, Doubt & Finding Clarity: Seeing Christianity with New Eyes

    What happens when we stop being afraid to ask difficult questions about faith? In this episode of The Ufuoma Show, I sit down with Dr. Gerald “Dr. G” Robison, a pastor, Bible teacher, author, and educator who has spent decades helping people understand Christianity in a simpler, more relatable way. Dr. G has pastored churches across three continents, trained Bible teachers in more than 25 countries, and authored award-winning books. He also brings a deeply personal perspective, having faced tongue cancer and navigated a life-changing health journey with faith and humor. In this conversation, we explore the Bible, Christian doctrine, doubt, suffering, and the questions many people have but may be afraid to ask. https://geraldrobison.com/

  6. Aug 12

    Building Inclusive Workplaces: Diversity, Culture & the Future of Leadership

    What does it really take to build a workplace where people from different backgrounds feel valued, included, and empowered to succeed? In this episode of The Ufuoma Show, I sit down with Mathias Lemos Castillo, a strategic consultant and advisor with extensive experience helping organizations develop and implement diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Mathias shares his perspective on cultural competency, workplace inclusion, community engagement, and the role diversity can play in creating stronger organizations. We explore why inclusion requires more than policies and statements, how leaders can navigate cultural differences, and what organizations can do to build sustainable cultures where people and businesses can thrive together. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mlemoscastillo/

  7. Aug 12

    More Than a Dog Story: Love, Rescue & the Power of Connection

    What can our relationships with animals teach us about love, loss, family, and the human experience? In this episode of The Ufuoma Show, I sit down with Holly B. Gutwillinger, an author and podcaster from northern Ontario and the author of North of Broken & Furever Home. Holly's debut novel, released in February 2026, explores a woman's complex relationship with her rescue dogs through a unique dual narrative told from both human and canine perspectives. We talk about Holly's journey as a writer, the inspiration behind her debut novel, the emotional bond between people and rescue animals, and how our personal experiences often become the stories we feel compelled to tell. Holly also shares her experience pursuing creative writing and an MFA in fiction while preparing for her next novel, a romantic comedy expected in 2027. https://www.ramblingfromthelittleshed.com/

  8. Aug 12

    Beyond the Curtain: Leadership, Teamwork & the Power of Trust

    What can more than 25 years on Broadway teach us about leadership, teamwork, communication, and trust? In this episode of The Ufuoma Show, I sit down with Teri Pruitt, a professional theatre artist with more than 30 years of experience, including over 25 years working on Broadway. Teri challenges the idea that Broadway is simply about the stars. Behind every great performance is a team of hundreds of people working together, communicating, solving problems, trusting one another, and delivering under pressure. Through her work with Open the Aperture, Teri brings the lessons of theatre into organizations, helping leaders and teams understand how collaboration, communication, and trust can transform the way they work together.

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Hosted by Ufuoma Oghenevwede, this podcast features entrepreneurs, creatives, executives, and thought leaders discussing business, innovation, personal growth, relationships, culture, and the experiences shaping today's world.

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  • Creator
    Ufuoma Oghenevwede
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    19
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Ufuoma Oghenevwede
  • Show Website
    The Ufuoma Show