The #socialAfricanshow: Recent Episodes
Kleff Vicc
Awesome interviews with inspiring entrepreneurs of African origin.
Kleff takes a deep dive into the lives of these inspiring entrepreneurs.
Huge value bombs and practical advice from their area of expertise.
We talk about the highs and lows of building a brand/business.
We enter the Lion's Den!
And, end with the question: if you had 24 hours to live, what would you do?
It's bigger than me and you. It's a movement. It's greatness in the making.
It's a ton of fun on SAP 037 with Cynthia Oikeh aka CynTea. We explore her story of growing up as a tall girl in Holland and how she is using digital media to help other women embrace their bodies and realise who they truly are. Deep!
On SAP 036 Caroline Moore shares top tips on building a media production company. We dive into her story of moving to Nigeria from the United Kingdom at 16 years old, putting in the work and building a strong brand. Golden nuggets galore!
On SAP 035 we chop-it-up with the king of the fit Duke Ubong Ata. We dive into his story of creating a luxury menswear brand inspired by his upbringing in Nigeria. We also dive into the highs and lows of running a fashion business. Plenty of value bombs!
On SAP 034 we're kicking it with the amazing Jamelia Donaldson. We dive into her story of creating a world-class haircare subscription service business - inspired by her travels and the desire for better haircare products/services. Value bombs galore!
As we turn one year old on 01 August 2018, I wanted to take some time out to express my profound gratitude to you, tribe, for all the love and support.
In this special thank you message, I dive into the journey so far; the struggles, the critics and making money from the podcast.
On SAP 033 we talk all things digital with Tobi Oludayomi - the founder of Studio 14. We dive into his story of serial digital entrepreneurship. And, making the top 100 influential people in the UK digital industry list in 2017. Plenty of golden nuggets!
On SAP 032 we chop-it-up with Josh Wilson the Managing Director of Wilson Worldwide Productions. We explore his journey of going from sleeping on a yoga mat to making it on Forbes list. Golden nuggets galore!
SAP 031 with Charlene Shaw the author of Fall In Line. The novel explores a dystopian take on the education system challenging the lack of positive BAME characters in the curriculum. Plenty of golden nuggets (especially for aspiring teachers and writers).
On SAP 030 we chop-it-up with Tolu Akinyemi - an award-winning poet and author renowned for his simple writing style. We explore the journey so far and how growing up in Africa helped shape the man he is today. Books, resources and golden nuggets aplenty.
On SAP 029 we chop-it-up with Ama Ankobia the founder of Ama's Cake Boutique. We explore the journey so far and how she's built such a strong brand while studying at University. Plus some serious business advice and a deep African saying.
In this episode, we have a ton of fun with Anton and Ola - the hosts and founders of Tag Me In Podcast. We talk podcasting, cybersecurity, flipping cars, retail arbitrage and more. There are plenty of golden nuggets all over this one. And, some deep African sayings.
Plenty of value bombs on SAP 027. We chop-it-up with Renee Davis - exploring how she is building the Out The Box brand; a hub that inspires and equips young creatives and entrepreneurs to execute their passions.
On SAP 026 we get spiritual with the Sartorial Tobaconnist Chief Anu-Seti Amen Ra the co-founder of Remington & Ra. We talk lifestyle, fashion and cigars. Plenty of value bombs, words of wisdom and a deep, deep African saying.
On this episode, we have chop-it-up with Donaldson Sackey. We explore how he has combined his passion for football, art, fashion and design to create the CPxART brand. He also shares some golden nuggets to help anyone looking to start a fashion brand.
On SAP 024, an eye-opening conversation with Saschan Fearon-Josephs the founder of The Womb Room. We explore how overcoming an ordeal became the driver for building a strong community that aims to increase reproductive health awareness.
On SAP 023 we dive in deep with George Eyo. We explore how his knack for art, creativity and a keen eye for detail has become fuel for success in the fashion photography space. + plenty of value bombs for fashion models and amateur photographers.
On this episode we talk racism, overcoming barriers, that hustle mentality and some deep Africa sayings. Chopping-it-up with the Ugokwe sisters - the founders of Dashiki Pride.
On SAP 021 we talk athletics, entrepreneurship and launching Britain's first black-owned cigar line. A fun chat with the one and only Mike Edwards.
On a mission to transform business and career outcomes for young black people. We chop-it-up with the founder of Success Looks Like You Mwila Mulenshi.
From dropping out of college twice to coaching over 800 successful entrepreneurs. We dive into some deep stories and talk business strategy with Steve Harris. Value bombs aplenty.
Helping young people gain qualifications in the music industry. We chop-it-up with Oliver Kinzonzi and dive into how he is using his passion for music to create careers and change lives.
Turning a painful loss into the driver for spreading hope and equipping startups with the tools they need to thrive in business. Nashe drops practical steps and plenty of value bombs.
We take it to the motherland with Anita. We explore the journey so far - how she has built the SheaGlo skincare brand by blending western and African ingredients. And, her passion for promoting the beauty of the continent through skincare.
Apparel talk with Olori. She is on fire! We dive into her journey of building the Katie Wang Company and connecting African manufacturers with international fashion brands. Making communities better, multiple stitches at a time.
Agro-talk with Haruna Hassan Tukur. We explore how this 22-year-old entrepreneur is inspiring young Africans and creating jobs through agriculture.
An eye-opening chat with Mama Luna. We explore how she is using her creativity to facilitate open and productive conversations about womb health. We dive into the magical benefits of Yoni Steaming and the process of making the steam-seats.
Tech-talk with Prince Obinna Ude. How perseverance led to building the Shakara Square brand and a hub for young Nigerian tech enthusiasts.
A super-deep chat with Ashley Thomas. Turn your pain into fuel for success. We dive into Ashley’s story of overcoming adversity and living her dream of being an entrepreneur, motivational speaker and author.
Apparel talk with Chiroma Banks. We explore his journey of building a renowned fashion brand, selling over 15,000 items so far and staying relevant in the industry.
This one has golden nuggets all over it. Cool chat with Teboho on helping startups in Africa grow and scale using the lean methodology.
An utterly fascinating episode with Uduak the doula. We dive into how she uses ancient traditional techniques to support women through pregnancy and childbirth.
DJ Selecta Maestro is bringing the heat. We explore how focusing on promoting African music became a driver for his success.
Lilian drops nothing but value bombs. We chat about turning her passion for fashion and shopping into a successful business.
Golden nuggets in abundance with Coach Olighton. We chat about helping people ‘turn their light on’, the steps you need to take before you follow your passion and lots more.
A bag of fun with Rod Rantz. He shares his journey of building the Afronation brand. Rod also drops his top 5 Afrobeats songs for us to check out.
Kleff goes-in-deep with Seyi Abolaji, one of the founders of Wilson's Juice company. We dive into the 'a Naira and a dream' story of how Seyi and his brother Seun started the business with just $5.
On this episode, we go in deep. Tee Ali takes us through his entrepreneurial journey so far. We dive into his lowest entrepreneurial moment and how he turned that lesson into success.
Kleff chops-it-up with Amen, the founder of Amen Zone; a revolutionary gym chain. We dive into Amen's entrepreneurial journey and his story of the life changing time he spent with his grandmother in Nigeria.
I share a bit about myself and the brand. The mission and vision of the podcast and I tamed the lions in the den. I am the social African in charge call me the SAIC, tribe.