Nina Malone is a Talent Agent at IAG and Founder of Dope Black Mums movement, a digital safe space for black women to navigate motherhood together. In this episode she joins Tokunbo (@tokunbo_koiki) to explore the ways and functions of being

It's been a long time (long time) and I shouldn't left you.

Mar 1st, 2023 16m 59s

Host Tokunbo Koiki shares how the Covid-19 Pandemic has resulted in her recent decision to changed the goals she started the year with. She is now actively working to combine her love of coaching, fashion and mental health advocacy in her profe

11 - Amina Aweis Believes Black Women Should Have The Confidence and Audacity of A White Man

Jun 15th, 2020 1h 6m

“Most adults are just big babies who are winging it. Adulthood is actually a scam!" – Amina AweisAmina Aweis is a revolutionist and dynamic young woman who wears multiple hats as a software engineer, writer and content. At only 22 ye

10. Are You A Dreamer Or A Doer?

May 26th, 2020 54m 7s

9. Blessing Timidi Digha On Dealing With Grief And Rebuilding Her Life

May 19th, 2020 1h 31m

Blessing Timidi Digha identifies as a fearless Feminist. She is Community Based Researcher with over twenty years of experience working on issues concerning African girls and women. She specialises on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights and t

8. How Tahlia Gray's Cultural Experiences Led Her To Create An Empowering Hosiery Brand

May 12th, 2020 1h 22m

“When you are a dark-skinned beauty, you might not want to be called Mocha or Midnight or something of that nature.” – Tahlia GrayTahlia Gray is the Founder of Sheer Chemistry, an empowering hosiery brand specialising in tights for women o

7. Arlan Hamilton On Her Journey From Homelessness To Venture Capital

May 4th, 2020 22m 51s

“It wasn't always easy, I definitely had my dark moments. I had my moments when I didn't has as much motivation. It wasn't all hype." – Arlan HamiltonArlan Hamilton built a venture capital fund from the ground up, while homeless. She is

6. How I Networked My Way Into Facebook & Google

Apr 21st, 2020 1h 3m

Tokunbo Koiki is a multi-passionate entrepreneur, founder of the award-winning Tokunbo’s Kitchen and the London African Food Week. Tokunbo means ‘From across the Sea’ in Yoruba – a language and tribe from Nigeria. In true embodiment of her name

5. Kerrita McClaughlyn Was Failing Upwards To Success & Burnout In The Corporate World

Apr 8th, 2020 1h 20m

“I was failing upwards...climbing all these heights but it wasn't my dream" – Kerrita McClaughlynKerrita McClaughlyn is a global communications professional who has worked for a number of multinational companies, global NGOs, governments a

4. Nastassja Lusengo Marries Fashion Design & Art To 'Create Cakes That Inspire Conversation'

Mar 25th, 2020 1h 17m

“I'm an artist with the canvas of a baker.”–Nastassja LusengoBetter known as Ms Sugar Plum: The Cake architect, Nastassja Lusengo is the engineer behind the concept bakery, The Indulgent Sugar Plum (TISP). Renowned for her sky-scrapin

3: Alex Pemberton Believes Everyone Should Be An Entrepreneur - Part 2

Mar 11th, 2020 51m 30s

Alex Pemberton shares the moment he decided as a child that he would one day be running his own business and signing cheques. Despite spending two months putting together a business plan, Alex believes doing a SWOT Analysis on himself was more

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1. Welcome To The Tokunbo Chronicles

Feb 25th, 2020 34m 49s

Who is Tokunbo?A social worker, award winning chef, and forward thinking fashionista, I'm continually embracing my multifaceted nature. The things I have faced to get to where I am today are enough to fill their own series, but I will also be

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