human2human with Stacy Ike

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human2human is a space to reimagine interpersonal relationships with others and ultimately ourselves. Created by Stacy Ike, a recovering perfectionist on a deep quest to live more spiritually, healthy and free, she connects to the hearts of some of your favorite celebrities, thought leaders, and tastemakers in an honest, curious, and thoughtfully critical way — largely holding up a mirror for herself, her guests, and the audience to dive into a brave space of self-reflection, healing and human connection, one conversation at a time.

  1. APR 16

    Noel Ike On Becoming A Man While Being The Youngest Guy In The Room

    This week’s episode of human2human with Stacy Ike is personal! As we wrap this season, Stacy wanted to bring it home in a conversation with rising star and her youngest brother Noel Ike. So much of this season was inspired by their relationship and in this conversation you will get a closer look into their dynamic as siblings and Noel's journey with peer pressure, vulnerability and the challenges of growing up in a large family. Plus, the impact of friendship as a young man in today's climate. We hope this episode inspires you to have more intentional conversation with your family as well! SHOW NOTES | KEY TAKEAWAYS: 00:00 The Importance of Listening and Openness 03:04 Sibling Dynamics and Relationships 05:57 Navigating Family Expectations as the Youngest 08:57 Friendship and Peer Pressure in Gen Z 12:01 Creative Journeys and Family Influence 14:47 Self-Discovery and Personal Growth 18:10 Overcoming Insecurities and Embracing Identity 28:55 The Emotional Journey of Basketball 32:05 Navigating Relationships and Support Systems 35:52 Understanding Sibling Dynamics 39:53 Emotional Awareness and Vulnerability 43:50 Growing Up in a Fast-Paced World 48:03 Defining Personal Identity and Values 51:59 Living in the Present and Managing Worry If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, leave a review, and while you’re at it share it with someone you love, or like, as long as you share it! Stay connected between episodes and follow us on social media: IG | @human2humanwithstacyike IG | @onetakestace Substack | https://stacyike.substack.com/ Youtube | youtube.com/onetakestace TikTok | @human2humanpod  CREDITS: Executive Producer & Host: Stacy Ike Videographer: Joel Alfaro Associate Producer: Tiffany Ike  Editor: Kea Bradley  Graphics: Danielle Onwuka  Theme Music: Pieces by “After The Fall" Music released by: Chill Out Records Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    1h 1m
  2. APR 9

    Kier Gaines On Making New Friends, Nurturing Old Ones and Knowing When To Let Go

    On this week’s episode of human2human with Stacy Ike, we have licensed therapist, father, husband, and thought leader, Kier Gaines! Kier and Stacy dive deep into the curiosity of friendships: how they change over the years, outgrowing friends, making friends as adults, and the excitement of attending friend therapy. SHOW NOTES | KEY TAKEAWAYS: 00:00 Navigating Friendship Changes 02:51 The Complexity of Communication in Friendships 06:07 Self-Reflection and Personal Growth 08:57 Trust and Reflection in Relationships 11:50 Expectations and Responsibilities in Friendships 15:02 The Evolution of Close Friendships 17:51 Understanding the Ingredients of Quality Friendships 27:15 Navigating Healthy Friendships 33:57 The Importance of Self-Awareness in Relationships 39:12 Communicating Boundaries and Expectations 40:09 The Thin Line of Friendship Responsibilities 42:32 Understanding Competitiveness in Friendships 46:13 Making New Friends as Adults 51:03 Celebrating Old and New Friendships If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, leave a review, and while you’re at it share it with someone you love, or like, as long as you share it! Stay connected between episodes and follow us on social media: IG | @human2humanwithstacyike IG | @onetakestace Substack | https://stacyike.substack.com/ Youtube | youtube.com/onetakestace TikTok | @human2humanpod  CREDITS: Executive Producer & Host: Stacy Ike Producer: Paris McCoy Associate Producer: Emma Jackson  Editor: Kea Bradley  Theme Music: Pieces by “After The Fall" Music released by: Chill Out Records Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    59 min
  3. APR 2

    AJ McQueen On Manhood, Hearts, and Other Things that Can Easily Be Broken

    This week’s episode of human2human with Stacy Ike features lyricist, writer, and rapper AJ McQueen. AJ opens up about the journey of self-acceptance, sharing how men often struggle with projecting insecurities onto others and the importance of shedding old beliefs for true growth. We dive into embracing one's inner child, personal evolution, and staying authentic in the music industry. AJ also discusses how support from fans and acts of service are powerful ways to show love and encourage transformation. This is a powerful conversation, we hope you enjoy! SHOW NOTES | TAKEAWAYS 00:00 Introduction and Childhood Experiences 02:55 The Importance of Self-Acceptance and Self-Love 08:07 Changing vs Evolving: Shedding Old Beliefs and Behaviors 10:50 Overcoming the Fear of Others' Perception 27:21 The Power of Self-Forgiveness and Embracing Your Inner Child 28:41 The Evolution of Personal Style: From Black to Blue 32:39 Navigating the Music Industry with Authenticity and Positive Influences 41:2 The Importance of Fan Support and Acts of Service If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, leave a review, and while you’re at it share it with someone you love, or like, as long as you share it! Stay connected between episodes and follow us on social media: IG | @human2humanwithstacyike IG | @onetakestace Substack | https://stacyike.substack.com/ Youtube | youtube.com/onetakestace TikTok | @human2humanpod  CREDITS Special shout out to Joshua Dada of Entertainment Connect Executive Producer & Host: Stacy Ike Videographer: Cameron Gordon & Jarvius Parson Associate Producer: Tiffany Ike  Coordinator: Emma Jackson Editor: Kea Bradley BTS Footage: Crystal Ike  Theme Music: Pieces by “After The Fall" Music released by: Chill Out Records Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    37 min
  4. MAR 19

    Simon Frederick On Mortality And the Death of Self Doubt

    This week’s episode of human2human with Stacy Ike features film director, producer and world renowned photographer, Simon Frederick. Simon and Stacy explore the nuances of making a living through art. They discuss the importance of confidence versus arrogance, learning to manage your ego and using self-doubt to fuel creativity. Simon also shares his personal journey with cancer and what his experience taught him about life, family and storytelling. SHOW NOTES | KEY TAKEAWAYS: 00:00 The Journey of Self-Discovery 02:57 Fashion as a Form of Expression 05:53 The Roles We Play: Father, Husband, and Artist 08:53 Navigating Identity in the Creative Industry 12:12 The Power of Self-Trust and Confidence 17:54 Balancing Art and Making a Living 20:47 Simon's Journey with Cancer 24:13 Vulnerability in Storytelling 33:19 Navigating Confidence and Arrogance 36:14 Managing Egos on Set 38:08 Cultural Influences on Storytelling 42:21 The Importance of Family in Culture 43:49 Embracing Self-Doubt in Creativity 46:37 The Challenges of Documentary Filmmaking 51:13 Lessons from Family and Mentorship 58:01 Redefining Success 01:02:10 Unearthing Hidden Stories of Black Women 01:05:00 The Permission to Believe in Yourself If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, leave a review, and while you’re at it share it with someone you love, or like, as long as you share it! Stay connected between episodes and follow us on social media: IG | @human2humanwithstacyike IG | @onetakestace Substack | https://stacyike.substack.com/ Youtube | youtube.com/onetakestace TikTok | @human2humanpod  CREDITS: Executive Producer & Host: Stacy Ike Shooting Director: Shaun Holder Associate Producer: Tiffany Ike Editor: Kea Bradley  Graphics: Danielle Onwuka Theme Music: Pieces by “After The Fall" Music released by: Chill Out Records Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    1h 12m
  5. MAR 12

    Reekado Banks On Fame, Fortune, and Admitting How You Feel

    This week’s episode of human2human with Stacy Ike features Nigerian singer and songwriter Reekado Banks. Stacy and Reekado discuss his creative process, what he has learned from collaborating with other artists and how his relationship with time has evolved. He also reflects on the vulnerability involved in expressing emotions through music and the experience of making music after his mother's passing. SHOW NOTES | KEY TAKEAWAYS: 00:00 Finding Your Voice in Collaboration 02:47 The Relationship with Time and Process 06:10 Family Influence and Personal Growth 08:49 Vulnerability in the Creative Process 12:04 Navigating Emotions in Music 14:59 The Importance of the Process 17:50 Healing Through Music 21:12 Starting a New Label 23:47 Building Relationships in the Industry 26:58 The Hard Work Behind the Art If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, leave a review, and while you’re at it share it with someone you love, or like, as long as you share it! Stay connected between episodes and follow us on social media: IG | @human2humanwithstacyike IG | @onetakestace Substack | https://stacyike.substack.com/ Youtube | youtube.com/onetakestace TikTok | @human2humanpod  CREDITS: Special thanks to 3daysAgency and Mikey Akin  Executive Producer & Host: Stacy Ike Videographer: Adrian J. Martin Associate Producer: Tiffany Ike Editor: Adrian J. Martin & Kea Bradley  Graphics: Danielle Onwuka  Theme Music: Pieces by “After The Fall" Music released by: Chill Out Records Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    35 min
5
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52 Ratings

About

human2human is a space to reimagine interpersonal relationships with others and ultimately ourselves. Created by Stacy Ike, a recovering perfectionist on a deep quest to live more spiritually, healthy and free, she connects to the hearts of some of your favorite celebrities, thought leaders, and tastemakers in an honest, curious, and thoughtfully critical way — largely holding up a mirror for herself, her guests, and the audience to dive into a brave space of self-reflection, healing and human connection, one conversation at a time.