Crea8torium

Today on Crea8torium, we sit with Kennedy Ekezie, a young builder and entrepreneur who’s been challenging the status quo from the start. His story is a look at the sacrifices, pressures, and silent battles that come with creating something meaningful. We dive into how he defines resilience, chooses which ideas to chase, and stays grounded when the noise gets loud.  Chapters  00:00:00 Int...

Every creator has a nemesis. That voice of doubt that tells you to wait, delay, or give up. We know this voice too well and in this episode of Dear Creator, we share tools and frameworks that have helped us quiet that voice—so it doesn’t run the show! Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:42 Not Being Good Enough 07:17 Moments Of Self Doubt 18:46 Handling Your Ego 20:22 Beliefs To Unlearn 22:53 Fear Of I...

Today on Crea8torium, we have Pelumi, a trailblazer who’s redefining creativity and representation as a young, African woman. From her historic solo drive from London to Lagos to crafting stories that amplify African voices, she’s pushing boundaries. We dive into her mindset, exploring the inner work that fuels her journey and what it takes to turn wild dreams into reality. Chapters 00:00:00 Intro...

In the first part of our two video series on collaboration, we dived into the dynamics of working with others–from friends to strangers; learning how to manage the differences that might arise. In this final part, we explore how you’d know when it’s time to collab, how to bring the best out of your partnership, and some tools to make this possible. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:51 Solo vs Collabo...

Today on Crea8torium, we have someone whose life is more than just a game. Tunde Onakoya is reshaping futures.  With a small table and a big vision, he created Chess in Slums. But what he really created was a portal to possibility, opening doors for young people who’ve been overlooked by society. From Nigeria to Times Square, Tunde is teaching children to see themselves not as pawns, but as k...

Behind every world-shifting idea, there’s a powerful partnership. Quincy Jones had Michael Jackson. Steve Jobs had Jony Ive. Beyoncé has her Parkwood team. Collaboration isn’t just about working together. It’s about who you build with, why you build, and how you move through the tensions, the vision clashes, and the unspoken expectations. In this episode of Crea8torium, we unpack what really makes...

Today on Crea8torium, we have one of the most defining voices in African hip-hop. A storyteller who’s shaped sound, shifted culture, and stayed standing through every wave that tried to hit him. With millions of fans, countless awards, and a career spanning over 15 years, M.I remains the most influential voice in African hip-hop. But beyond the bars, he’s shaping the future—mentoring the next wave...

Welcome to Crea8torium! We're starting not just a podcast but a community of creators. As fellow creators, we know what the journey is like – the highs, the lows, and everything in between. So, we are creating a space where creators are seen, supported, and empowered to show up authentically. We're starting with this podcast where we answer the deep questions that keep you up at night. So, if you'...