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S2E7 Dr. Brittany Lewis Is Building a New Table
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry speaks with Dr. Brittany Lewis, a scholar, author, and the founder of Research in Action. At its heart, this is a conversation about power: who holds it, who gets…
S2E6 Jamal Wade on 'home, Away' and the Freedom of Showing Up Fully
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Jamal Wade, a dancer, choreographer, and director whose path runs from Baton Rouge to thirteen years in Los Angeles to a brand new chapter in New York. At…
S2E5 Jason Veasey on Artistic Freedom, Identity, and How 'A Strange Loop' Changed His Life
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry speaks with renowned theater actor Jason Veasey. He reflects on growing up as a military kid who moved across countries and cultures before finding a stage. Jason…
S2E4 Rashad Jiles Is Using Food to Understand the World
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry sits down with Rashad Jiles, known across social media as 'rashadeatstheworld.' Rashad traces his journey from flight attendant to culinary storyteller and how a…
S2E3 Tolu Ekisola on Yoruba Culture and the Art of Community Organizing
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Tolu Ekisola, a Nigerian-American artist and community organizer based in Minneapolis. In this conversation, she talks about growing up as a Nigerian kid…
S2E2 Chasing Atlanta's Samii Austin on Owning His Story and What It Means to Show Up Fully
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Samii Austin, music artist and star of Chasing Atlanta Season 7. In this conversation, Samii traces the journey from Tampa to Atlanta, from choir kid to…
S2E1 Victor Jackson on Faith, Loss, and What It Means to Trust Your Own Voice
For the Season 2 premiere of Odejuma, Harry chats with Victor Jackson, also known as Mr. GlamRockSoul, a creative director and artist who embodies Black queer magic. After his brother's passing and…
S1E23 The Chi's James Rogers III is Redefining Black Representation in Film and Television
For the Season 1 finale of Odejuma, Harry chats with James Rogers III, a celebrated screenwriter and executive producer whose creative path is truly inspirational. Growing up in Compton, James never…
S1E22 Lamb Rahming Is Using Joy to Create Inclusive Spaces for Black Queer Folks
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry speaks with Lamb, the visionary co-founder of Frolic, to discuss the importance of joy, faith, and community in queer spaces. Lamb shares his journey from the…
S1E21 Steven Chew on Love, Identity, and Black Storytelling in Film
In this episode of Odejuma, filmmaker Steven Chew takes us on a journey through his artistic evolution from Washington, D.C. to Los Angeles. He discusses his latest project, 'Orion’s Quest', which…
S1E20 Ashe Jaafaru on Finding Freedom through Theater
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Ashe Jaafaru, a performer and storyteller based in the Twin Cities. She shares her journey into theater, the influences that shaped her creative path, and…
S1E19 2AM Ricky is Building Community through Music and Advocacy
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with musician and advocate 2AM Ricky to dive into the connections between artistry and social impact. He opens up about the profound loss that has shaped his…
S1E18 Man Code’s Ryan Walker-Edwards is Just Getting Started
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with writer and actor Ryan Walker-Edwards for a heartfelt conversation about storytelling, identity, and his acclaimed short film, "Man Code." They explore the…
S1E17 The Artistic Journey of Ibimina Dominique Thompson
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with multi-hyphenate artist Ibimina Dominique Thompson about art, identity, and resilience. Ibimina takes us through her journey as a Black trans woman in the…
S1E16 The Politics of Being Queer and Nigerian with Adebayo Quadry-Adekanbi
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Writer and Scholar Adebayo Quadry-Adekanbi about the complexities of queer identity in Nigeria. Adebayo draws on his experiences living between Nigeria…
S1E15 Obii Ifejika on Finding Purpose Through Poetry
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry is in conversation with talented UK-based Nigerian poet and multidisciplinary artist Obii Ifejika for an in-depth exploration of storytelling, identity, and legacy.…
S1E14 Harry Waters Jr. on Art, Identity, and Power of Community
In one of our most heartfelt conversations yet, Harry speaks with influential artist and educator Harry Waters Jr., who reflects on a life shaped by purpose, vulnerability, and community. From his…
S1E13 Rob Milton on Music, Identity, and the Journey to Being Seen
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with singer-songwriter Rob Milton about music, identity, and the transformative power of finding oneself through art. Rob reflects on his journey from…
S1E12 Mark Odumuyiwa on his Multidisciplinary Storytelling Practice
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Nigerian-American multidisciplinary artist Mark Odumuyiwa on art, identity, and how that influences his work. From his early love for fashion design to…
S1E11 Delali on Using Art to Explore Identity, Expression, and the Black Diaspora
In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Delali, a multimedia artist based in Minneapolis and the founder of Del Aku Studio. Her work beautifully merges Afrofuturism with modern life to explore…
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Odejuma has published 30 episodes since May 2025, covering topics in Arts, News.
Odejuma is currently highly active with new episodes weekly. Average episode length is 50m.
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