White Label American

Discover the incredible stories and experiences of immigrants from all backgrounds with ”White Label American,” a podcast hosted by a Nigerian-born immigrant and Navy veteran. This podcast began by focusing on immigrants in NYC and the United States but has since expanded to include fascinating individuals and couples from all over the world. Join us and help us break down the artificial walls that keep us from knowing and understanding one another!

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Episodes

Wednesday Jul 26, 2023

Our special guest today, is the talented Kenny Wong. Get ready to dive deep into Kenny's fascinating journey as a stunt person, comic artist, and all-around creative force. In this episode, Kenny shares powerful insights on the importance of pursuing our passions and supporting others in their creative endeavors. From comic books to martial arts, Kenny's story is an inspiring reminder that following our dreams can lead to unexpected and fulfilling paths. Plus, we'll delve into his unique experiences working on movies like "The Man with the Iron Fist" and "Dark Knight Rises" and how those experiences influenced his artistic vision. So grab your headphones and get ready for an episode filled with creativity, resilience, and the power of self-expression.
And as always, a big thank you to our amazing listeners for your continued support. Don't forget to leave us a five-star rating, check out our merchandise, and join our Patreon community. Let's dive right in!
 
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Wednesday Jul 12, 2023

Our guests from episode 87 return for part II, this time joining us in the studio (the first episode was recorded virtually). In this episode, we delve into their experiences in New York, their interactions with Africans, and the increased political awareness and engagement of Nigerians compared to previous years, with a specific focus on social media trends during political events. We also touch on shifts in perspectives and opinions, reactions to a coming out announcement as a Lesbian, lost relationships and friendships, mental health, and more. Additionally, we explore the impact of Brexit on the work of both women in the UK, discussing both the positive and negative implications for immigrants from their point of view. For a hilarious story about Jennifer-Ann's background, be sure to listen to our 87th episode.
 
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📚 Timestamped Overview
 
[00:02:56] Negative experiences with African Americans in New York.
[00:09:35] Nigerian politics memories and regrets.
[00:12:51] Obasanjo influential, disappointment with Peter Obi, hope for change in Nigeria.
[00:18:48] Gen Z's political engagement and protests in Nigeria.
[00:24:04] Mom proved it, but page lacks credibility.
[00:34:41] Social media can influence acts of violence.
[00:40:29] Language of don't snitch = Fear of consequences Wealthy white man avoids arrest, privilege shown
[00:44:44] Brexit impacted Nigeria's job opportunities positively and negatively. Many Nigerians are working overseas, injecting money into the economy. However, hardships continue and competition among Nigerians is evident.
[00:49:03] Brexit impacted workforce and education in UK
[00:57:31] Struggles with sexuality, coming out, losing friends.
[01:03:45] Breaking free from Christianity allowed personal growth.
[01:12:01] Formerly homophobic, now embracing my truth.
[01:17:45] Former religious, now atheist, grew and changed.
[01:21:42] Sexual assault: women's voices and responsibility questioned.
[01:30:10] Podcast listener invites guest, discusses music taste.

Wednesday Jul 05, 2023

On this episode of White Label American, host Raphael Harry welcomes special guest Bertha Jimenez, Ph.D., a social entrepreneur, mentor, and professor for her second appearance. Bertha's first appearance was on the Mother's Day episode. Here she shares her journey of pursuing her childhood dream of studying abroad and working in ecology in Ecuador. She discusses her experience in environmental consulting and how she discovered a passion for project management. Bertha also talks about her decision to pursue a Master's degree in engineering and technology management, her experiences conducting emissions measurements in various locations, and her journey to New York for her PhD. Along the way, we emphasize the importance of travel, exploring different perspectives, and embracing one's passion. The episode also includes stories from listeners about pursuing different career paths and experiences with names in different cultures. Tune in to this insightful episode of White Label American to hear more inspiring stories and perspectives.
 
📚 Timestamped overview
 
[00:00:51] "White Label American, new mug, support us."
[00:05:13] Family name Teresa chosen for generational significance.
[00:14:03] Difference between nicknames and real names.
[00:18:39] Grew up in Ecuador with good childhood.
[00:25:51] Grandfather took us to beach to see a comet.
[00:30:42] Klara dreams of space adventures, stargazing.
[00:35:25] Boring answer, I want to be engineer.
[00:42:42] 86-year-old engineer finds passion in architecture.
[00:48:55] Dreamed of studying abroad, but preferred returning home. Worked in environmental consulting firm, realized passion for project management. Chose to pursue engineering and technology management. Disliked monitoring air quality, created efficient team.
[00:53:53] Engineers provide understanding and expected ranges.
[01:02:04] Arrived in Portland, found temporary housing.
[01:05:19] Finished Masters, didn't like nature, confused life. Taught Spanish, missed research, wanted PhD.
[01:11:21] "It was nice having the NYC experience"
[01:18:42] Some artists from Ecuador or India for part two, but not from Portland or most popular.
[01:23:23] Traveling is important for personal growth.
[01:26:51] Thank you for joining us on the podcast.

Wednesday Jun 28, 2023

In this episode of White Label American wrapping up Pride Month, Raphael Harry engages in a conversation with Uche Chukwu - a Life Coach, Public Speaker, Igbo Philosopher, and the host of 'Let's Talk About Us with Uche'. The discussion first centers around their personal experiences with depression, therapy, and anti-immigrant sentiments. Later, they shift focus to Uche's passion for philosophy and his decision to leave healthcare to pursue it as a career. The conversation then delves into their complex relationships with their parents and Uche's time in the army, before moving on to his current beliefs about God. Finally, they speak about Uche's childhood and how it was split into two parts, and how it shaped his spiritual beliefs.
 
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Let's Talk About Us with Uche: UCXuSDM7T--N3yE8dQCfZ7Sw
 
📚 Timestamped overview:
 
[00:02:38] Legal names: Benjamin Uche Chukwu Nwakama. Nigerian tradition.
[00:07:14] Born in Nigeria, raised by grandparents and dad.
[00:14:41] Childhood invincibility, depression, need for therapy.
[00:20:42] Traveling helps "reconnect" and "practice" speaking.
[00:28:02] Immigration struggles, diverse journeys to the US.
[00:35:27] Disconnected after noticing suspicious behavior in Nigeria.
[00:40:32] Complicated relationship with mom, set boundaries.
[00:46:10] Desperation led to military enlistment and benefits.
[00:49:59] Opened doors for others in the military.
[00:54:54] High ex inspired her to pursue philosophy.
[01:03:36] Broadening understanding of God, bridging gaps.
[01:06:00] Atheist praises voice of religious diversity.
[01:12:02] Claim you dance or leave - 3 songs.
[01:18:49] Embody individuality, win by default.

Wednesday Jun 21, 2023

On this episode of White Label American, host Raphael Harry talks with guests Corey Gumbs, Ashwin Goutham Gopi, and Nabeel Ebeid about their experiences as fathers and the cultural influences that have impacted their parenting. The discussion covers topics such as the importance of recognizing each child's individuality, imparting cultural heritage, dealing with emotional involvement as a father, and breaking negative cycles. They also share personal stories of mistakes made and lessons learned along the way. Listen in for valuable insights on fatherhood and cultural identity.
 We also love hearing your feedback - whether it's in audio or written format - so please don't hesitate to reach out. Thank you so much for your support! You're not only supporting us, but you're also supporting small and veteran-owned businesses, and we can't thank you enough.
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📚 Timestamped Overview:
 
 
[00:03:53] Fatherless childhood breeds better fathers.
[00:06:32] Culture shapes values and assumptions, inherited behavior.
[00:15:13] Progressive upbringing, adapting in new ways.
[00:20:57] Multicultural identity struggles and cultural education.
[00:30:04] Parenting is hard, but rewarding; individuality matters.
[00:37:30] Gender difference in parenting experiences summarized.
[00:44:47] US gun culture terrifies us, applying immigration Canada.
[00:47:52] Options to live in Toronto privileged luxury.
[00:52:47] Youth have a better perspective, encourage involvement.
[00:59:19] Encourage kids to find cultural balance.
[01:06:30] Son drives father's music hobby forward.
[01:11:07] Father introduces kids to various activities, learns lesson.
[01:17:40] Enjoy watching your kids grow and evolve.
[01:25:23] Father-in-law advises to trust instincts on fatherhood
[01:27:22] Enjoy the ride, open communication with kids.
[01:32:37] Dad admits mistake, encourages nephew and self-care.

Wednesday Jun 14, 2023

In this edition of White Label American, the reins of hosting are handed over to Julienne B. Ryan, the first guest host of the podcast. As a humorous speaker and inspirational storyteller, listeners can check out her book, The Learned-it-in-Queens Communications Playbook: Winning Against Digital Distraction. The last time we recorded an episode was just before the global pandemic hit in 2019. Our conversation touched on my journey into podcasting, Julienne's experience in writing and improving communication skills. We also highlighted the importance of accountability and supporting one another. Additionally, we talked about the pleasures of cooking at home, law enforcement agencies, and my interviewing style and influences. Listeners are encouraged to show their support for independent podcasts by leaving ratings, donating or purchasing merchandise. Don't forget to check out Julienne's work as well.
Thank you so much for your support! You're not only supporting us, but you're also supporting small and veteran-owned businesses, and we can't thank you enough.
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Julienne's Book: The Learned-it-in-Queens Communications Playbook: Winning Against Digital Distraction: Ryan, Julienne B.: 9798693052048: Amazon.com: Books
 
📚 Timestamped Overview:
 
 
[00:00:31] The host of White Label American welcomes the audience and announces this episode is the part two to one recorded just before the pandemic. He encourages listeners to support their podcast and business, and then hands over the mic to the guest.
[00:06:27] Overcoming obstacles and persisting with imperfect plans is important in achieving goals. Admitting mistakes and supporting each other strengthens the journey towards success.
[00:14:54] Raphael falls and quickly recovers on subway platform, only two witnesses, shares story on Facebook.
[00:17:59] Podcaster influenced by interview styles of Ezra Klein, Deutsche Vela's Conflict Zone, Trevor Noah, and The Black Guy Who Tips; encourages guests to speak authentically and comfortably.
[00:26:18] Podcast editor checks with guest about sensitive content before continuing. Guest opens up about a previous tragic marriage in hopes of helping others. Editor prioritizes guest's well-being over potential popularity.
[00:33:48] Podcast editor's friend Benyi struggled with addiction, and was one of the first guests on the podcast. The editor was initially surprised when Benyi was hesitant to appear on the podcast, but later learned about his struggles with addiction and was glad he did not pressure Benyi into appearing earlier. Benyi now hosts his own podcast about addiction.
[00:38:19] A discussion about cannabis and alcohol usage leads to a personal story about the effects of alcohol and a tragic incident involving a drunk driver.
[00:42:46] Podcast promotes Patreon for bonus content and features standard questions about guests' name and childhood memory to connect people.
[00:59:24] Use LinkedIn to start a podcast and connect with potential guests. It's a valuable tool for those without expensive equipment in the Western world.
[01:09:02] Raphael reflects on their mother's legacy as a trailblazer for education in their tribal community and the sacrifices she made for acceptance, while also acknowledging the strained relationship they have with her.

Wednesday May 31, 2023

On this episode of White Label American, host Raphael Harry talks with Genevieve and Chris Teo, two talented individuals who share their stories of growing up in Singapore and finding their passions in life. The conversation covers parenting, career paths, and the healing powers of songwriting along with a love story. Chris and Genevieve discuss the challenges of being in a new place and connecting with others. Through their stories, Chris and Genevieve shows the power of sharing personal experiences and the importance of listening to others and grace. We may be looking at a future leader or politician amongst our guests. Stay tuned!
Check out Genevieve's music everywhere you can stream music and on her website www.genevievetohmusic.com
There are lots of ways you can show your appreciation - buy us a cup of coffee, join our Patreon and access bonus content, buy merch, and most importantly, leave us 5-Star Reviews. We also love hearing your feedback - whether it's in audio or written format - so please don't hesitate to reach out. Thank you so much for your support! You're not only supporting us, but you're also supporting small and veteran-owned businesses, and we can't thank you enough.
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TIME STAMPED OVERVIEW:
[00:00:00] "White Label American is a podcast featuring interviews with immigrants breaking down barriers. The host is happy to have two talented and distinguished guests from their country of origin. Support the podcast and check out the show notes."
[00:14:11] Childhood memories with grandparents, sharing a bed and playing on a unique Chinese piece of furniture. Emotional reminiscing.
[00:22:08] Childhood desire to be a sprinter led to questioning of intelligence due to societal pressure for traditional careers; shift in acceptance of non-traditional careers occurred with success and monetary gain.
[00:37:20] The speaker was recruited for a job but turned it down to pursue her love of playing piano. She became a music teacher and experienced difficulty in her personal life, including her father's bankruptcy and death. After moving to New York, she took up singing and songwriting, which became her purpose and artistry.
[00:47:15] A woman becomes friends with a Muslim drummer but decides to let go of any romantic feelings and focus on herself. Eventually, she's able to be herself around him and they spend time laughing and talking. One day, during what she thought was a casual hangout, they end up sitting in a romantic spot together.
[01:00:25] The responsibility of having children changes things, making it harder to meet up spontaneously. Even alone, there is still loneliness and difficulty navigating a new place. The podcast discusses how to navigate parenting in New York, especially during the pandemic.
[01:06:45] Parenting is a rich journey of cultivating, influencing, and caring for another life. The power of shaping a child is immense, but it's not always easy, especially when dealing with political situations. The hope is that the seeds sown today will yield harvest many years from now, as long as the parent is a vessel for love and grace.
[01:23:33] Songwriting is a means of processing lived experiences and capturing big moments in few words for the author. Writing is a concession that involves translating visual and emotional experiences into words. The inspiration comes from a need to say something and songwriting is a primal need. The author finds relief in pouring out their heart into a song. Song titles come easily.
[01:31:50] Encourages people to stay free in a time of confusion.

Wednesday May 17, 2023

Today is my birthday, so we are having a double celebration. Grab your favorite beverage as we delve into the inspiring stories of three immigrant mothers in Brooklyn on our latest White Label American podcast episode. Bertha, Murielle, and Preet share their unique challenges and triumphs in motherhood and how their immigrant journey has shaped their experiences. From building a community in a new environment to breaking cultural barriers and raising bi or multilingual children in multicultural America, our guests offer valuable insights on resilience and self-confidence in the era of social media controversies. We'd like to extend a special thank you to Bertha Jimenez Ph.D., Murielle Miszcak, and Preet Pannu for taking the time to share their stories, as well as our Patrons Nnenna and Sarah for their questions and support, and our dear friend Beatriz Nour of InBetweenish Podcast. Stay tuned for our upcoming Father's Day episode!
 
If you're new to the podcast or a returning listener, you can also support us on Patreon for as little as $3 per month. You'll get access to loads of bonus content, and you can help us out by sharing our podcast with your friends and on your socials and giving us a five-star review on your favorite podcast platform. We really appreciate it! 
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[00:09:26] Growing up in a strict Indian household in Kenya with multigenerational households. They were taught to respect elders, be polite, and eat dinner at the table. Education was valued. They now struggle to enforce these values with their American children.
[00:27:30] An individual discusses their open-mindedness towards spirituality and their willingness to let their children choose their own path, regardless of religion, while also acknowledging traditions and the importance of a spiritual connection and community.
[00:40:02] A woman discusses her unique mother who overcame traditional gender roles and familial abuse, and how her family ultimately accepted her husband despite their differences. She also values the concept of a supportive maternal community.
[00:55:54] Supportive attitude towards pursuing non-illegal interests, but critical of certain music genres.
[00:58:24] Be mindful of the messages in hip hop, especially with regard to disrespecting women and the lack of representation for women and older adults.
[01:04:34] Prioritizing being a hands-on mother over her career but has recently returned to full-time work. She emphasizes the importance of finding what works best for each individual's path and identifying one's needs for self-care.
[01:19:34] Describing her anxious biracial child's need for a therapist who understands his identity.
[01:22:40] The practice of gratitude is important for everyone, even atheists. Remind yourself of what you are grateful for before bedtime to keep yourself from feeling alone and lonely, and realize that you have everything you need at every moment in your life.
[01:31:49] Stay resilient, have a strong sense of self and values to not get influenced easily. It's up to individual families and parents to solve such influences on teenagers who may not have a strong value system. It's crucial to explain and show the consequences of one's actions to prevent violence.
[01:43:46] Social media is orchestrated and mostly for entertainment, people should remind themselves not to take it too seriously or apply it to their own lives. Opinions on social media are mostly BS.

Wednesday May 10, 2023

In this exciting episode of White Label American, I have the pleasure of interviewing Beatriz Nour, a passionate podcast enthusiast who launched her own podcast, the Inbetweenish Pod. Join us as we delve into Beatriz's personal journey of navigating the challenging space of living between countries, cultures, ethnicities, and faiths. As a Brazilian-Egyptian with a French twist, Beatrice shares her struggles of finding a true sense of belonging and a place to call home. Throughout our conversation, we explore Beatrice's experiences as a cross-cultural kid, including her mixed cultural identity and the challenges she faced growing up in France without French citizenship. We also examine the importance of naming in different cultures and religions and the impact it has on personal identity.
As we dive deeper, we discuss the common experiences of identity crises and feeling like an outsider among cross-cultural individuals. If you're someone who has faced similar challenges or is simply interested in learning more about navigating a cross-cultural identity, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to White Label American and join the conversation (Also, check out InBetweenish Podcast)!
Thanks for tuning in to White Label American! We really appreciate the support we've been getting from our listeners, whether it's through Patreon, buying us cups of Ko-Fi, or buying our merchandise. You're not only supporting us, but you're also supporting small and veteran-owned businesses, and we can't thank you enough.
If you're new to the podcast or a returning listener, you can also support us on Patreon for as little as $3 per month. You'll get access to loads of bonus content, and you can help us out by sharing our podcast with your friends and on your socials and giving us a five-star review on your favorite podcast platform. We really appreciate it! 
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Connect with Beatriz Nour
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instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inbetweenish.pod/twitter: https://twitter.com/inbetweenishpod
 
QUOTES, HOOKS & TIMESTAMPS:
The Cultural Significance of Names: "It's definitely interesting, the relationship you have to different languages and people from those countries in terms of how they pronounce your name. It's a very personal thing. Right. It's the first thing you get when you're born, is a name."— Beatriz Nour 00:09:5400:11:58
The Challenges of Dual Citizenship: "It takes two to make a kid, and if anything, the mother is the one who carried the child. Why is her name nowhere?"— Beatriz Nour 00:16:3500:19:36
Growing Up in a Multicultural Household: "I think the makeup of my family is a bit unusual."— Beatriz Nour 00:22:5200:29:13
Childhood Memories: "I spent my 6th birthday in Brazil, and my mom and my grandma and my great grandma, because I had the chance to meet her, she had a very long life. They threw me a birthday party in Brazil and in my great grandma's house."— Beatriz Nour 00:36:2300:38:31
Feeling Like an Outsider: "To be honest, I don't think I've ever really felt the feeling of being at home. And I think it's something that people who are mixed and have moved around a little, I think it's a very common feeling."— Beatriz Nour 00:47:1900:50:27
Being Black in France: "The wider you are, the better you're treated."— Beatriz Nour 00:51:4200:55:24
Identity and Belonging: "But traveling is a very big reminder of, like, you belong to this country, you know, no matter how you feel. But on paper, you belong to this country."— Beatriz Nour 01:00:5901:04:20
"In Between Ish": "Third culture kid by definition means someone who grew up in a culture that is different from the culture of their parents. And the assumption here is that the parents come from the same cultures, from the same culture. So you are between your parents' culture and the cultures that you grew up in and so therefore you are this third culture and accumulation of these different cultures, your parents and the countries you've lived in."— Beatriz Nour 01:05:3801:10:59
Growing up Cross-Cultural: "There are common experiences, no matter what the cultures that you're exposed to are, but there's common experiences to being cross-cultural."— Beatriz Nour 01:11:0001:15:52
My Favorite Cuisine: "But in terms of my favorite cuisine, I have to hand it to Ethiopians. They know their vegetables and their spices, and it's really good. But yeah, Egyptian food is amazing."— Beatriz Nour 01:18:4901:20:17

Wednesday May 03, 2023

On this episode of White Label American, I chat with entrepreneur and mentor, Kerry-Ann Reid, who runs the podcast production company, Breadfruit Media a podcast production company that creates culturally relevant content with a Caribbean American Point of View. We discuss how the podcast industry needs to prioritize the audience's needs over technology and advertisers. Kerry-Ann shares her personal journey, how she launched her own podcast, Carry On Friends, in 2015, and experienced burnout due to pressure to monetize. The discussion delves into creative burnout, feedback, and the importance of giving it in a safe and constructive way.
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