The Power Is Out Ngofeen Mputubwele
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- Society & Culture
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Portraits of broken, hopeful people to remind us we're not alone.
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007: That's All We Really Want
We all desire it. Many of us have even experienced it . . . in our younger years. But as working adults, it's unclear whether it still exists. Over a decade ago, Nifer glimpsed it with her own eyes. This is her story.
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Music by Blue Dot Sessions and Olga Gurevich performing Chopin, Op. 32, No. 2, Nocturne in A-flat major. -
006: La Scommessa (ITAL)
"La paura c'è ... ma bisogna accettarla. E non fare l'errore di arrendersi.” Finalmente… ho fatto il mio primo podcast in italiano. È una storia di una scommessa che a volte fa paura, poi un esperimento nel dialetto molisano.
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Music:
Hickory Interlude - Blue Dot Sessions
An Opus in Ab - Blue Dot Sessions
An Opus in Bb - Blue Dot Sessions
Silent Flock - Blue Dot Sessions
Puzzle Pieces - Kevin MacLeod
Credits - Thom Cote -
005: My Own Story to Tell
From lawyer to podcaster--a story of grappling with race, identity, and responsibility.
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004: The City of Light, Part II (FR)
A story about creating about connections, even when terrorism tries to break them down.
English version: https://youtu.be/xzCkeo5Mgzs
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Music Credits:
Original compositions by Nathan Hack & Thom Cote, as well as the following pieces used under Creative Commons Attribution license:
"Empty Home" - Wood Spider
"The Handyman's Lament (Instrumental)", "Words Fall Apart (Instrumental)" - Josh Woodward
"Under Suspicion", "Slow Lights" - Lee Rosevere,
"Woman Around to Blame" - Jeffery Philip Nelson
A special thanks to Brandon Buller for the mixing help. -
003b: The City of Light, Part I (FR)
What happens when life forces you to be right in the center of the world's problems? Three people share the story of one day that did just that.
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Music by Wood Spider ("Hot October", "Empty Home", "Elysian Vows") used under Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license. Additional music by Nathan Hack, Thom Cote, and Monplaisir.
Find a full episode transcript at www.thepowerisoutpodcast.com. -
003a: The City of Light, Part I (EN)
What happens when life forces you to be right in the center of the world's problems? Three people share the story of one day that did just that.
Check out the English version of Part II here: https://youtu.be/xzCkeo5Mgzs
Don't forget to leave a voice message with the app Anchor (www.anchor.fm). Look me up @ Ngofeen Mputubwele.
Music by Wood Spider ("Hot October", "Empty Home", "Elysian Vows") used under Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license. Additional music by Nathan Hack, Thom Cote, and Monplaisir.
Find a full episode transcript at www.thepowerisoutpodcast.com.
Customer Reviews
Not a formula
The listeners, you and me, are simultaneously complex and common...right? Ngofeen does a great job at allowing the story to be the story while not cheaply telling you what to think or feel, but giving space for questions to be pondered. Gives space for you to hear anothers story and think to yourself, "Oh, me too." The absence of such moments makes for a lonely life. Listening to the podcast helps alleviate feelings of isolation.
Also, the laughter in the episodes is pretty darn contagious.
Keep turning out the lights!
I love great storytelling; especially the kind that can delight, provoke, assure, and inspire the listener all before saying, "the end." Ngofeen crafts stories that pull the listener into a narrative, ignite a new thought, and leave the listener with a smile and a spark when the lights turn back on.
In Depth Stories from a Refreshing Voice
Ngofeen's passion for story telling shines bright in this podcast. Not only are the stories great, but the production is top notch. Looking forward to new and future perspectives from Ngofeen! -Barber