The Blueprint Show: Recent Episodes
Chika Chukudebelu
Chika Chukudebelu hosts, The Blueprint Show, a bi-monthly podcast designed for the world's visionaries and dreamers. These are candid conversations with real people who've achieved a significant measure of success. They share their real life stories of what it really took them to make it.
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In the finale episode of season one, The Blueprint Show host, Chika Chukudebelu, shares highlight nuggets from all of the guests featured on season one. Listen to this "Best of" episode and share with your friends.
Celebrity makeup artist, Malika James, shares her story of the ups and downs it took for her to find her way into doing what she loves for a living.
Celebrity television chef, Jamika Pessoa, shares her journey to the kitchen after leaving the corporate boardroom.
Delali Kpodzo, co-founder of We Are Onyx, shares her journey from careful hair care novice to entrepreneur with a hustler mentality.
Web series creator, Nicole Amarteifio, shares her journey of creating the popular YouTube web series, An African City, based on her experience moving from Washington, DC to Accra, Ghana.
Myleik Teele talks about the freedom that comes with having nothing to lose and starting a business from scratch.
Writer/Producer, Lena Waithe, talks about her journey and the importance of trusting your gut as an artist.
Startup founder and former Google executive, Ellen Huerta, talks about how she found the courage to walk away from an outwardly successful career.
Franklin Leonard, CEO/Founder of The Black List chronicles the journey of the company's launch and the doubts he overcame to build a company that's making a difference for writers all over the world.
Solutionist, Franklin Leonard, has created one of the most exclusive lists to get on in Hollywood with The Black List. His path to being a business owner, however, was filled with many twists and turns none of which had a guaranteed ending.
Warner Bros. vice president, Niija Kuykendall, talks about forging a road for herself to have a film career.
Television writer, Nkechi Okoro Carroll, talks about how she handled being told no by the powers that be in Hollywood.