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Hosted by Sahr · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 58 episodes
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Welcome to Africans In Tech, a podcast where inspiring journeys in the world of technology are explored. Hosted by Sahr Lebbie, join us for candid interviews with tech professionals sharing their stories, challenges, and triumphs. Whether you're new to tech or a seasoned veteran, valuable insights and mentorship opportunities await. Let's demystify tech together and drive positive change in the industry.
Sahr hosts Africans In Tech, a arts show with 58 episodes published.
️ On this episode of Africans in Tech, host Sahr Lebbie sits down with the incredible Taylar Smith — born and raised in Davenport, Iowa, now thriving in Atlanta as a tech sales professional, mentor, and founder of Taylar
On this episode of Africans in Tech, host Queen Duncan sits down with Torrance Evans — a self-taught software engineer who turned persistence into opportunity. Torrance shares his journey from growing up in Peoria, Illin
In this episode of the Africans in Tech Podcast, we are joined by Bricesen Ross, a seasoned IT Director, Consultant, and Founder of Tech Disciple. ️ Bricesen’s story isn't just about professional success; it’s a raw, unf
In today's episode, co-hosts Queen Duncan and Sahr Lebbie sit down with the incredible Kaylin Moss—known to the internet as the "Software Engineer Baddy." Kaylin is a powerhouse AI Engineer working in the healthcare sect
Ayanna Williams went from job hopping at Marshalls 🛍️, Six Flags 🎢, and BWI Airport ✈️ to holding a secret security clearance 🔐 and working as a systems administrator in Baghdad, Iraq 🇮🇶 — all without a college degr
In this powerful episode of the Africans in Tech Podcast, host Sahr Lebbie sits down with Adetayo Ibijemilusi to unpack his incredible journey — from dropping out of nursing school, battling depression, and attempting su
Diana Mungu’s journey is powerful, layered, and deeply inspiring 🌍✨ Born in a refugee camp in Kenya to parents from Uganda and South Sudan, she shares how her family’s refugee story shaped her mindset, ambition, and dee
From being permanently banned from Uber and Lyft 🚫🚗 to becoming a Cloud Architect specializing in cloud and AI infrastructure ☁️💻 — Demecos Chambers’ story is a powerful example of resilience, determination, and betti
In this episode of Africans in Tech, host Sahr Lebbie sits down with Brandon Okpalobi—founder of Dibia Athletic and Dibia Dream—for a powerful and honest conversation about building real impact through STEM, sports, and
🚀 From AI Solutions Specialist to Tech Founder — Ashley Robinson is on a mission to make the world a better place through technology. In this powerful episode of Africans in Tech Podcast, Ashley shares how she went from
In this powerful episode of Africans in Tech, host Sahr Lebbie sits down with Jarrett Albritton — tech sales veteran, speaker, and founder of Big Stage Energy — for a raw, unfiltered conversation about what it really tak
This week on Africans in Tech, we sit down with Ayo, founder of Techsgiving, and unpack how he built one of the most influential tech conferences for Black and Brown professionals in the DMV. From a humble rooftop meetup
In this inspiring episode of the Africans in Tech Podcast, host Sahr Lebbie sits down with Banke Balogun, a LA based model turned Solutions Engineer, to explore her incredible journey from the runway to the world of tech
In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, host S. Lebbie sits down with Manal Al-ansi — attorney, educator, and visionary founder of Diaspora District — to explore her remarkable journey from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 to Seatt
🚀 From the U.S. Air Force to Cybersecurity, and now thriving in Data Science — Jerrod Douglas has done it all. In this episode of the Africans in Tech Podcast, Jerrod shares how discipline, curiosity, and mentorship sha
In this episode of Africans in Tech, we sit down with Paige Malcolm, a driven software and cloud engineer who turned classroom learning and internships into a full-time role at a Fortune 500 insurance company. Paige shar
In this Africans in Tech episode, we sit down with Jonte Charles, a former collegiate athlete turned cloud engineer, to unpack the mindset, discipline, and lessons that helped him transition from the wrestling mat to mas
From protecting billions of users at Snap to flying 94 times in a single year, Yasmin shares her inspiring journey of leaving Big Tech to build her own company, NoHack. 🚀 In this episode of Africans in Tech, we dive int
In this episode of Africans in Tech, we sit down with Joel Iyiegbuniwe — Nigerian-American, former Chicago Bears linebacker, and aspiring tech leader — to talk about life on and off the field. We cover: Growing up Nigeri
In this episode of Africans in Tech, host Sahr Lebbie sits down with Rejoice Jones, founder of Vower, a skills-first hiring platform with over 10,000 users. Rejoice’s story is a global journey of curiosity, reinvention,
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