Obi Okolo's guest appearances

Obi Okolo

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Carla Hayden

Bob Lazar

Kwame Onwuachi

Matt Lau

Kat Harris

Kristina Hart

Mark Engle

Kathryn Freeman

Liz Smith

Matt Linden

Kendall Vanderslice

Eileen Rivera

Joe Marshall

Susan Im

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Obi Okolo is our guest for this episode in which we talk about sustainability, studying, and finding a new job

Obi Okolo is our guest for this episode in which we talk about sustainability, studying, and finding a new job

[ENG] EWB KTH - Obi Okolo

Obiekwe “or Obi” Okolo is a Nigerian American Creative Director, Photographer, home chef, and plant dad. After a degree in Architecture, and a couple of years in the industry, Obi left the built environment to pursue a broader creative practice. Including design, branding and brand strategy, photography, writing, art direction, and hospitality.  Get a pen and some paper because Obi drops serious knowledge about creative work, rest, learning to see, and identity.  You can check out Obi’s work at stagcreative.co and on social media @obi.stg. If you want to check out Obi’s food project, that link was thehypeyeast.com.  If you’re a single Christian creative who feels overwhelmed by and alone in your creative calling, NEXT WEEK, August 11, registration opens for The Creative Refresh. Check out marybsafrit.com/group for more info.  The post Episode 4.5: Obi Okolo appeared first on Mary B Safrit.

Obiekwe “or Obi” Okolo is a Nigerian American Creative Director, Photographer, home chef, and plant dad. After a degree in Architecture, and a couple of years in the industry, Obi left the built environment to pursue a broader creative practice. Including design, branding and brand strategy, photography, writing, art direction, and hospitality. Get a pen and some paper because Obi drops serious knowledge about creative work, rest, learning to see, and identity.  You can check out Obi’s work at<a href="https://www.stagcreative.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> stagcreative.co</a> and on social media @obi.stg. If you want to check out Obi’s food project, that link was <a href="https://www.thehypeyeast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thehypeyeast.com</a>. If you’re a single Christian creative who feels overwhelmed by and alone in your creative calling, NEXT WEEK, August 11, registration opens for The Creative Refresh. Check out <a href="https://marybsafrit.com/group" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">marybsafrit.com/group</a> for more info. The post <a href="https://marybsafrit.com/episode-4-5-obi-okolo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 4.5: Obi Okolo</a> appeared first on <a href="https://marybsafrit.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mary B Safrit</a>.

Episode 4.5: Obi Okolo

Blackness is so many things, and expressed in many different ways. However, it's often policed by our own when it doesn't fall within the narrow confines of how others percieve it should be expressed. On this episode, our guest Obi Okolo, Founder of the creative agency, Stag Creative, shares his journey as a Nigerian American immigrant, growing up questioning his percieved blackness, and how that shaped his adult life and career.Powered and distributed by Simplecast

Blackness is so many things, and expressed in many different ways. However, it's often policed by our own when it doesn't fall within the narrow confines of how others percieve it should be expressed. On this episode, our guest Obi Okolo, Founder of the creative agency, Stag Creative, shares his journey as a Nigerian American immigrant, growing up questioning his percieved blackness, and how that shaped his adult life and career. Powered and distributed by Simplecast

What does it mean to be black?: Inside the mind of Obi Okolo