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Season 4 Episode 04: Black Educators Making a Difference: Stories of Inspiration and Impact with Adam Smith

Adam Smith is an education leader whose experience lies at the intersection of math teaching and learning, teacher leadership, equity and social justice, and education research. His career includes roles as a high school math teacher, assistant professor of math, elementary math curriculum director, and education nonprofit leadership. Adam is passionate about ensuring that children who have been historically marginalized and excluded can see themselves as mathematicians and are given ample opportunities to realize their brilliance as math learners and doers. He believes in the power of transformative leadership to shift the educational paradigm to center and uplift Black and Brown students and communities.

Season 4 Episode 03: Black Educators Making a Difference: Stories of Inspiration and Impact 1

Mr Ellwood Johnson shares his thoughts on Black History Month has an Educator. Ellwood Johnson is native and resident of Baltimore Maryland, where he currently teaches English and chairs the English department at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. In addition to teaching high school English, Ellwood has also taught a variety of literature and writing courses at a number of colleges in the Baltimore and Washington D.C. metropolitan areas. His academic interests include Victorian and Modern British fiction, postcolonial studies, and black diasporic literature. In his spare time, Ellwood enjoys reading, baking, and talking about the intersections of literature and culture. Ellwood is a graduate of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County where he received his B.A. and M.A. degrees in English literature.

Season 4: Episode 02: with Obi Bruno.

International Student from Brazil Obi Bruno shares his experience studying in America.

Season 4: Episode 01: Happy New Year/Words for 2023 with Igho Ekakitie

Hi everybody. Welcome to a new season in the igowithIGHO podcast. My name is Igho Ekakitie it's so exciting to be here with you once again. If you can hear me, that means we are in 2023. Happy New Year to you. Welcome to a new beginning. Welcome to a new season. You know, it's always exciting to be in New Year to celebrate with friends and families and loved ones, you know, and just to see the; the excitement in, in the air.

Season 3 Episode 07: Study Hacks For Excellence in College

Excellence in college goes beyond skill. It stretches into other metrics including attitude, ability to network and consistency. Mr Igho sheds light on several important hacks to help students excel in college.

Season 3 Episode 6:Impacting Humanity:From International Student to Ukrainian Volunteer -Anmol Gupta

This episode featured Anmol Gupta, an international student studying in Ukraine and soon-to-be surgeon. He left his home country, India, to Ukraine in 2014 in pursuit of his dream to study medicine and become a surgeon. 

Anmol has had to leave Ukraine and is currently in Hungary, due to the ongoing conflict. He has however not allowed himself be deterred by prevailing circumstances. He is currently a volunteer for humanitarian efforts in Hungary, aimed at helping millions of fleeing refugees settle in and find a new home. 
Having very recently received recognition by CNN via an interview for his tireless humanitarian efforts, his story is an inspiration to many.

Season 3 Episode 05: Making The Right Connections in College/MarchForOurLives/PVCNigeira/Ukraine

This episodes opens with the March for our lives event in the US in support of Gun control measures, the PVC revolution in Nigeria, the war in Ukraine and finally the importance of making the right connections in college.

L.E.A.E.V. Episode 1: Growing Up - Adulting 101 with Kess Ogeh

Growing Up - Adulting 101

Season 3 Episode 04: PhD in Canada: Expectations vs Reality with Ayomide Akande 

Ayomide Akande was born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria. Currently she is a first year (almost second year!) PhD student at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
On this episode she talks about her experiences studying in Canada, Scholarships, her major. She
enjoys taking pictures, meeting up with
new people, hanging out with friends and blogging at hayorakande.wordpress.com

Season 3 Episode 03: Women’s History Month: Breaking Biases In Society with Muthoni Musangali

Muthoni Musangali is an Associate Professor in the Counseling Department at Webster University. She earned her Ph.D. in Counselor Education from the University of Central Florida. She holds a MA in Counseling from Heidelberg College and a B.Ed. (Arts) from Kenyatta University, Kenya. She talks about the war in Ukraine, the difficulties women and girls face, biases in society, her works and her journey from an International Student to being a Professor!

Season 3 Episode 02: The Fascinating Experience of Study in Germany with Nnamdi Okereke

Nnamdi shares experiences he has found fascinating as an international student in Germany and gives tips to prospective students.

Season 3 Episode 01: The Great Question with Igho Ekakitie 

There is a question that we must answer if we truly want to be the best in whatever we do!

Season 2: Episode 14: The House Interview with Kari, Kadidia, John and Priscilla 

Four friends share their experiences with our host. An exciting time with each one sharing their American experience.

Season 2: Episode 13: Sports and Study Abroad: An athlete's dream with Marcos Erhart Schlabitz 

Our passions drive us and many times, help us figure our life's purpose. Beyond books, school helps us find and pursue our real passion. Listen in as Marcos shares his journey through college so far, as well as how he has been able to excel as a student and pursue his passion as an athlete.

Season 2: Episode 12: The GRIT Mentality with Igho Ekakitie

Resilience and perseverance is the thin line that separates those who really go far, and those who only scratch the surface in the quest for academic success and life in general. The big question is : DO YOU HAVE GRIT?

Season 2: Episode 11: The Power of Dedication with Nicholas Onwumere 

Episode 11 features Nicholas Onwumere @nichbenjr our SECOND IN-PERSON guest from Washington DC airs on Monday. He talks with our host Igho Ekakitie about the *POWER OF DEDICATION* and his experience at Morgan State University.

Season 2: Episode 10: The Importance of Internships & STEM with Okhai Omuetebe 

Our first In-Person interview and we’ve both had our Covid Vaccines @pfizerinc & Moderna. Okhai talks about the Importance of Internships, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics), life in University of North Texas (UNT) @unt and his start up company Calle skillweed @skillweed360

Season 2: Episode 9: How to Navigate Studying in Canada with Stephen Oguegbu 

Stephen talks about how to Navigate studying in CANADA 🇨🇦, Life at University of Toronto and his digital platform that connects people through trade in Africa called tradr.ng

Season 2: Episode 8: Tips to Excel Studying in America with Pamal and Udu 

Our special guests Udu from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Pamal from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 talk about tips to excel studying in America, the Derek Chauvin jury verdict from the killing of George Floyd, life in Minnesota State University and much more.

Season 2: Episode 7: How to Navigate Studying in America/H1B Visa Process with Fellan Ferguson

Our special Fellan Ferguson talks about her experience as an international student, how to navigate studying in America (OPT, Internships, CPT), and how the H1B Visa process works.

Season 2: Episode 6: Importance of Higher Education and the Application Process with Kriti Gopal

Our special guest Kriti Gopal a doctorate student talks about her experience as an international student, the importance of higher education, and how to apply to both the bachelor's and master's degree programs in America.

Season 2: Episode 5: Women’s History Month and Advocacy with Himaja Nagireddy and London Bell 

Our special guests Himaja and London talk about Women’s History Month, the power of Women in Advocacy, Gender Equity and Gender Equality, and the works of the United Nations Association @UNAUSA

Season 2: Episode 4: Studying Abroad and How to be Successful with Neville Scott 

Neville talks about his experiences as an International Student from Kenya, Life in Mountain View College, his leadership works with Phi Theta Kappa and gives tips to be successful as international student.

Season 2: Episode 3: Celebrating Black History Month with Lonni Helm

Lonni Helm talks about black history month, the power of black Women, the importance of Education, life at Webster University and what the future holds.

Season 2: Episode 2: Black History Month with Jay’Len Boone 

Jay’Len talks about Black History Month, his experiences as the 8th US Youth Observer to the United Nations, UNAUSA, Advocating for the UN and ends with a freestyle. Such a gifted singer. 🎙

Season 2: Episode 01: Importance of Study Abroad/ New Year Special 2021

A special Happy New Year to all our amazing Listeners. I share light on the importance of study abroad!

Episode 17: Dr. Kingsley Ekwemalor/PostGraduate Studies in America 

Dr. kingsley talks about Life as both a Graduate student and now an Assistant Professor in North Carolina Agriculture and Technical State University. He talks about the things one need to do when applying for postgraduate study in America.

Episode 16: Barry Armstrong 

Episode 16 of igowithIGHO Podcast is Live with Mr Barry Armstrong! We talked about the #EndSars ✊🏾 protest in Nigeria 🇳🇬 Life in Drury University, Scholarships and Why Study in America. Please do well to Subscribe! Repost! Review and Comment! 🙏🏾

#EndSars #igowithIGHO #Podcast #DruryUniversity #PodcastInterview #PodcastLife #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria #EndSwat

Episode 15: ING. M. David 

Mr. M. David shares his experiences schooling and living in Europe. He talked about the Importance of EdTech Management.

Episode 14: Shahzeb Malik and Tributes to Chadwick Boseman 

Shahzeb Malik a Pakistani American studying at Baldwin Wallace University in Ohio. We both paid tributes to Chadwick Boseman(Black Panther), talked about the American dream, Phi Theta Kappa, Scholarships and much more.

Episode 13: Michael Gaw 

Michael Gaw a Chinese Canadian studying at Babson college in Massachusetts, shares his experiences as an International student in America.

Episode 12: Sydney Hencil

Sydney talks about the Trump administration policy, life in Brenau University, Rotary Georgia Students Program, Scholarships and her experiences as an International student from Zimbabwe.

Episode 11: Mubarak Haruna 

Mubarak Haruna shares his American experience as an International student from Nigeria, his love for Soccer and the Prestigious Scholarship he received.

Episode 09: Fortune Nwachukwu

Fortune shares his American experience as an International student from Nigeria studying Nursing and how he got the Scholarships he has so far.

Episode 08: Maha AlHomoud 

Maha shares her American experience as a Saudi Arabian student. She talk about her battle with cancer and road to recovery.

Episode 07: Excelling in a New Climate by Oluwasayo Ayeomoni 

Sayo shares her American experiences as an International student from Nigeria. She talks about Excelling in a new Climate and going from zero funding to a full tuition scholarship.

Episode 06: Sandra Chrapah 

Sandra shares her American experiences as a Ghanaian student. She talks about her foundation and love for children.

Episode 05: Sarah Conway 

Sarah shares her American experiences as a Jamaican student. She touches on her passion for helping people with special needs.

Episode 04: The Power of Your Voice by Chiedu ‘Buzz’ Onabu.

Chiedu a Voice Actor and Broadcaster by profession, sheds light on the power of our voices and how we must use our voices positively to impact our world meaningfully.

Episode 03: Philippe Schicker 

Philippe share his American experiences as an International student. He touches on the importance of Community Colleges and his Phi Theta Kappa experience.

 Episode 02: Obinna Muoh (OB)

OB shares his experiences as an International Student in America!

Episode 01: My Journey to America!

As an International student, my experience in America has truly been exciting and hope to share it with everyone.

Season 4: Episode 02: with Obi Bruno.

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