Ehizoje Azeke's guest appearances

Ehizoje Azeke

KASHA Talks

FiRE5 Podcast

Joshua Katcher

Mike T Nelson

Stephen Williams

Sean Boyce

John Lawrence

David Tao

Drew Scott

Jake Boly

Brendon Rearick

Gavin Turek

Bo Babenko

Dina Shihabi

Trammell Logan

Kevin Csolak

Doug Hickman Jr

OwlTail

This week on 5 Questions we had Ehizoje Azeke aka Zoje who has been the voice that I have followed most closely to keep me up to date on the last 28 days of recent protests. Finding genuine + on the ground coverage of what has been going on recently is challenging and I think he shares it all from a place that resonates with most and is a walk through his own educational process.1:04 : Zoje introduces himself4:21 : Zoje goes through his day beat by beat5:40 : A walk through Ehizojes journey during the last few weeks of protests and community organizing, and what different roles in this movement are9:10 : Zojes role in activism through youth development and protests prior to the current protests, and what the shifts in conversation have been in the last few years14:52 : Other ways people are getting involved in community support during this difficult time16:03 : Key issues that have been raised such as police brutality and systemic problems17:00 : Biggest conversation right now of defunding the police, where that money should be going, and what defunding versus abolishing the police really means20:13 : What continued activism and community involvement looks like for Zoje21:45 : The successful organizations and finding out what and where the work is being done right now24:40 : Using social media as a starting point and not an ending point25:35 : Advice for those who want to become advocates for change29:07 : What changes Zoje wants and hopes to see five years from now in regards to reallocating resources31:30 : The importance of education on an individual level35:00 : Where you can find and learn more about Ehizoje, and what message he wants to leave everyone with

This week on 5 Questions we had Ehizoje Azeke aka Zoje who has been the voice that I have followed most closely to keep me up to date on the last 28 days of recent protests. Finding genuine + on the ground coverage of what has been going on recently is challenging and I think he shares it all from a place that resonates with most and is a walk through his own educational process.1:04 : Zoje introduces himself4:21 : Zoje goes through his day beat by beat5:40 : A walk through Ehizojes journey during the last few weeks of protests and community organizing, and what different roles in this movement are9:10 : Zojes role in activism through youth development and protests prior to the current protests, and what the shifts in conversation have been in the last few years14:52 : Other ways people are getting involved in community support during this difficult time16:03 : Key issues that have been raised such as police brutality and systemic problems17:00 : Biggest conversation right now of defunding the police, where that money should be going, and what defunding versus abolishing the police really means20:13 : What continued activism and community involvement looks like for Zoje21:45 : The successful organizations and finding out what and where the work is being done right now24:40 : Using social media as a starting point and not an ending point25:35 : Advice for those who want to become advocates for change29:07 : What changes Zoje wants and hopes to see five years from now in regards to reallocating resources31:30 : The importance of education on an individual level35:00 : Where you can find and learn more about Ehizoje, and what message he wants to leave everyone with

28 Days of Personal Protests - 5 Questions with Ehizoje Azeke

This week on KASHA Talks, join me in a conversation with Ehizoje Azeke. A movement artist and model turned to fitness to channel his physical and mental frustration during the nation-wide lockdown and later turned to political activism to voice his rage towards the injustices that had been crippling the BIPOC community for decades. We chatted about his childhood spent in the suburbs of Illinois, the challenges and complexities of being a black model, and what it meant to be an artist in the year 2020.  

This week on KASHA Talks, join me in a conversation with Ehizoje Azeke. A movement artist and model turned to fitness to channel his physical and mental frustration during the nation-wide lockdown and later turned to political activism to voice his rage towards the injustices that had been crippling the BIPOC community for decades. We chatted about his childhood spent in the suburbs of Illinois, the challenges and complexities of being a black model, and what it meant to be an artist in the year 2020.

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