Best Harry Itie Podcasts (2025)

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Man Code’s Ryan Walker-Edwards is Just Getting Started 44:49

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27d ago44:49

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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 power of sharing personal stories and emphasize moving past trauma-centered views of queer life to highlight joy, intimacy, and humor. Ryan shares his…

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The Artistic Journey of Ibimina Dominique Thompson 55:40

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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 arts, starting from her early days in church plays and culminating in her powerful performances on major stages. She reflects on the challenges of tran…

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The Politics of Being Queer and Nigerian with Adebayo Quadry-Adekanbi 1:28:55

1M ago1:28:55

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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 and the UK to not only share his journey of discovering his queerness but also speak to the historical impacts of colonialism on current anti-LBGTQ laws …

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Obii Ifejika on Finding Purpose Through Poetry 51:29

2M ago51:29

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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. Obii reflects on her journey, revealing how she found her voice through performance poetry in Nigeria and how she has embraced new creative experiences…

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Harry Waters Jr. on Art, Identity, and Power of Community 1:26:21

2M ago1:26:21

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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 role in the cult classic, Back to the Future, to his groundbreaking work in theater and academia, Harry Waters Jr. shares stories that explore the inters…

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Rob Milton on Music, Identity, and the Journey to Being Seen 54:52

2M ago54:52

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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 discovering his voice in college to consistently releasing music since 2012. He shares important lessons he has learned as a Black queer artist and storyteller…

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Mark Odumuyiwa on his Multidisciplinary Storytelling Practice 28:34

3M ago28:34

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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 his fluid transition into photography and filmmaking, Mark reflects on how creativity often grows out of curiosity, necessity, and deep cultural roots. T…

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Delali on Using Art to Explore Identity, Expression, and the Black Diaspora 34:25

3M ago34:25

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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 identity, connection, and possibility.. Delali's deep reverence for ancestry and transformation is rooted in her upbringing in a mixed-race household, w…

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Anthony Adu on Being Queer, African, and Finding His Voice 1:06:22

3M ago1:06:22

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In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Ghanaian-born actor Anthony Adu for a deeply reflective conversation about identity, queerness, and the power of storytelling. Anthony shares his experiences, from his early days in Ghana to building a life in the U.S. He opens up about navigating family expectations, cultural displacement, his career as…

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Titilope Sonuga's Expansive Artistry from Poetry to Performance and the Main Stage 43:14

3M ago43:14

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In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with acclaimed poet and performer Titilope Sonuga. She speaks on how her personal and professional journey has shaped her as an artist and cultural storyteller. From her roots in Nigeria to her life and work in Canada, Titi speaks with vulnerability and wisdom about the power of embracing creativity, even in …

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Alscott & Rodney are Centering Black Queer Stories with Transplants 45:41

3M ago45:41

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In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Alscott Worrell and Rodney Hawkins Jr., the creators and stars of the YouTube series, Transplants. They discuss the transformative nature of the show, the importance of telling authentic stories that reflect the lives of Black queer folks, and the impact it has had within the community. The conversation …

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Fancy Lanier-Duncan on building community in the Twin Cities with the Arts 48:56

3M ago48:56

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In this episode, Harry chats with Fancy Lanier-Duncan, a multi-hyphenate creative and co-founder of the Legacy Building in South Minneapolis. Fancy opens up about her journey as a musician and community builder focused on uplifting Black creatives. They delve into how storytelling can heal and connect people, as well as why having accessible artist…

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Siblings in Grief: Lessons on Loss, Love, and Healing 1:08:17

4M ago1:08:17

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In this heartfelt episode, Harry is joined by his siblings, Tsema and Meyiwa, as they share their journeys through grief after losing their fathers just weeks apart. With raw honesty, they reminisce about their favorite childhood moments and the special bonds they shared with their dads, revealing how these relationships have influenced their uniqu…

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Navigating Parenting, Career Shifts, and Finding New Community 1:19:59

4M ago1:19:59

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In this heartfelt episode of Odejuma, Harry reunites with longtime friends and collaborators Ajifa, Bunmi, and Foladele for an engaging discussion about their lives since they last met. They candidly explore the complexities of motherhood, sharing both the joys and unexpected challenges that come with parenting, career transitions, and forming new …

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Anthonia Eboreime’s Journey as a Creative Influencer in the Twin Cities 58:58

4M ago58:58

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In this episode of Odejuma, Harry is in conversation with engages in a vibrant conversation with Anthonia Eboreime, a creative influencer based in the Twin Cities, Minnesota. They explore the transformative power of storytelling, emphasizing how personal narratives shape identities and foster community. Antonia shares her journey from growing up in…

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The Power of Affirming Therapy with Aanu Jide-Ojo 41:34

4M ago41:34

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In this episode of Odejuma, Harry Itie interviews clinical psychologist Aanu Jide-Ojo, who shares her journey to self-acceptance and how providing trauma-informed, affirming therapy helped her find her true self. They discuss the importance of creating welcoming and supportive therapeutic spaces where everyone feels comfortable being themselves. Aa…

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The Evolving Artistry of Wana Udobang 50:13

5M ago50:13

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In this episode of Odejuma, Harry is in conversation with Wana Udobang, an incredibly talented storyteller, writer, poet, performer, and curator. Wana has the gift of weaving poetry, performance, and art curation together into a vehicle to implore her audience to dig deeper. In this conversation, she opens up about her journey from writing just for…

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An Introduction to Odejuma 8:43

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In the first episode of Odejuma, Harry dives into the incredible power of storytelling. He highlights the stories of everyday people and how they can spread hope and resilience. Drawing inspiration from his Nigerian roots, Harry shares his journey from being a young media enthusiast to becoming a passionate journalist dedicated to uplifting margina…