White Label American Raphael Harry

Today, I'm delighted to have not one, not two, but THREE amazing European guests in the studio for this week's episode. Julia Arens and Nadine Von Ahsen from Germany, and Murielle Misczak from Switzerland all with Kinderhaus Brooklyn joined us to discuss their unique perspectives on cults and children's education. It was a wonderfully enlightening experience to hear how their different upbringings shaped their views. Nadine shared her experience of how her name was popular in Germany during the 80s and 90s and that Germans don't typically have middle names. Julia clarified that she and the previous guest Zou Diallo were not actually married, whoops sorry Julia and Zou!
We had a great time bouncing from Switzerland to Germany to Troy Illinois and Brooklyn NY. It was heartwarming to hear these three women from different countries and backgrounds share their common interests in children's education and the methods used at Kinderhaus.
It would be so great to have them back for another episode to talk more about their individual approaches to nurturing children and their unique methods of education. And of course, we must take time to celebrate the victory of a German recognizing Mambo No 5 as their own!
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We are delighted to welcome Preet Pannu to our list of special guests with ties to Punjabi! Born in Nairobi, Preet has a beautiful name and an amazing story of her origins in Kenya, including being part of an interfaith family.
   Preet is no stranger to the media world, having worked as a professional producer and editor for Documentary Films, Travel TV, and East African Radio. With TV credits on PBS, Travel Channel, and Discovery, Preet's career has taken her from the UK to the USA, and back to East Africa.
 Now, Preet has made her home in Brooklyn, NY. Preet has had an incredible journey! After being discovered as a radio presenter in Nairobi, Kenya, she moved to America but kept her African roots close. She regularly visits Kenya, organizing wildlife excursions and contributing to the non-profit Leo Local in Laikipia. Preet's adventurous spirit is evident; she's a wanna-be DJ, skydiver, scuba diver, and 4WD safari co-driver. 
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On the first day of the Lunar New Year, I sat down with Yuan Wang for an inspiring conversation. Yuan is a product designer in the tech industry, using design to make a positive impact on people's lives and our environment. She's worked in music publishing and now focuses on controlled environmental agriculture.
We discussed her hometown Chengdu, fireworks, digital spaces, and how people have become unhinged. We also discussed the nostalgia of having relationships with local stores, the exciting opportunity of a student exchange program on the other side of the world, her love for NYC, how creativity can be embraced, and so much more.
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It's been an absolute pleasure to end the Black History Month episodes with Marcus Haynes, a distinguished guest whose journey began in Brooklyn before he was exposed to the rich and diverse cultures of Lusaka, Zambia, Kisumu, Kenya, and Johannesburg, South Africa. His parents are from the Caribbean, making his life story even more unique. 
What makes Marcus an even more exceptional person is that he had the incredible opportunity to meet Nelson Mandela as a teenager. How many of us can say the same thing? Although Marcus may not have fully appreciated the moment then, it is something he remembers vividly today. 
Today, Marcus is the President and Founder of RH1 Consulting LLC, a Human Resources consulting firm. Although he hadn't initially thought of entering the field, he was eventually encouraged to do so by his dad while in college studying biology to become a veterinarian. 
It's been a real treat to celebrate Marcus' amazing story with you all. I have to bring Marcus back to talk parenting, love, and more volleyball (yes, he was a professional volleyball player)!
Get in touch with Marcus at https://www.rh1consulting.com/
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I'd like to take this moment to apologize for wrongly stating earlier that Christian Atsu, was among the survivors pulled out earlier in the earthquake in Turkiye during recording. Unfortunately, by the time of publishing, Atsu had not been found (he has been found and buried back home in Ghana). My thoughts are with his family, fans, and Ghanaians along with Turkish, and Syrians during this difficult time.
Rodney Jehu-Appiah had just returned from a family trip to his homeland of Ghana when this episode was recorded. It was the first time he had brought his children to the country, and it was a truly special experience. Not only did they have lots of fun, but Rodney felt a newfound connection to his creative side that he had neglected for some time.
In this episode, Rodney shares his journey of embracing creativity and how he’s accepted that it’s his duty to share his art with the world. I hope you find Rodney's story inspiring and that it sparks your own creativity. to share your art with the world. to share your art with the world.
Follow Rodney on Instagram and Sound Cloud @Rodspeed.
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Time Spot:
Intro 0:00 - 03:19, Guest Intro 03:23 - 05:26, Back Home With the Kids 05:31- 06:08, Unlocked Personalities 06:26 - 07:16, My 9ja Trip 07:20 - 14:30, Wild Place 14:32 - 16:00, Year of The Return 16:04 - 17:47, A Good Amount of Time 18:00 - 19:29, What The Kids Picked Up 19:52 - 21:40, Amazing Things 23:54 - 28:25, Favorite Thing to Eat While in Ghana 28:35 - 30:49, Chicken 34:00 - 35:57, Creativity Unleashed 36:39 - 36:59, Drawing & Music Inspirations 37:15 - 39:58, AI Drawings 40:00 - 44:35, Wild Food 50:29, Music 50:49 - 57:13, Creativity 5 9:00 - 1:04.16, Looking Fod 1:09:05 - 1:11:39, TikTok 1:14:44 - 1:18:00, LinkedIn 1:18:01 - 1:18:40, Final Word 1:19:00 - 1:21:06, Support US 1:21:24 - 1:22:06

Many of us have been touched in some way by addiction. It can take a toll on us and those around us. Benyi Johnson knows this all too well. He wears his sobriety proudly, having battled addiction in NYC before making the brave decision to stay sober. But Benyi's story starts way before then. He was born in Dakar, Senegal, to parents of Togolese and Senegalese descent. His mom and dad worked for companies and organizations that are no longer around today. Now, Benyi is the host of the Stairways to Redemption podcast and is seven months sober. We know that sobriety is a journey that requires courage and support. So if you're looking to hear stories of redemption, please check out and support Benyi's work.
https://linktr.ee/stairwaytoredemption
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Time Stamp:
Intro 0:00 -02:00, Meet The Guest 02:15 - 04:51, Benjamin Instead of Benyi 05:24 - 06:38, Meaning of Name 06:40 - 15:52, Place of Birth 16:05 - 17:44, Childhood 17:48 - 20:00, Favorite Childhood Memory 20:25 - 22:03, Arrival in US 24:08 - 33:02, Coming Back to NY 34:40 - 37:39, Addiction Beginning 40:08 - 46:25, We Think We Are Invisible 47:00 - 1:05:25, 2nd Time in Rehab 1:05:30 - 1:08:16, Me 1:11:54 - 1:20:06, Cuisine 1:25:15 - 1:29:47, Music 1:31:02 - 1:35:39, Final Q + Plugin 1:36:16 - 1:40:49. Wrap up 1:40:49 - 1:42:26