The Obehi Podcast | Life & Legacy Project

Welcome to The Obehi Podcast, the central hub for the Life and Legacy Project Powered by the Sovereign Oracle. We don't just tell stories; we extract the "Success Logic" of the African Diaspora to build a sovereign future.Join host Obehi Ewanfoh—researcher and strategist based in Verona, Italy—as he interviews the architects of our community. Since 2019, this platform has captured over 1,000 voices, from Italian institutional leaders to Diaspora entrepreneurs, distilling their experiences...🎧 Watch Obehi Podcast on YouTube: youtube.com/c/ObehiPodcast🌍Learn more at AClasses.org/asset

The Obehi Podcast | Life & Legacy Project is a education podcast hosted by Obehi Ewanfoh, with 743 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Obehi Ewanfoh hosts The Obehi Podcast | Life & Legacy Project, a education show with 743 episodes published.

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  Hidden Signs of Mental Health & The Subtle Patterns of Human Behavior (Nigeria vs UK) | Jewel Obioha

  Aug 19, 202655 min

  In this deep-dive interview, host Obehi Ewanfoh sits down with Jewel Obioha (Obon), a frontline mental health professional at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (UK) and a marketing communications expert. Moving from Owerri, Nigeria, to the United Kingdom, Jewel has spent her career uncovering the subtle patterns of human behavior—and how understanding these patterns allows us to transition from structural dependency (Tenancy) to total life and business alignment (Ownership).We also put our 14-year data project, the Sovereign Oracle AI, to the test live on air! Watch how an AI built on core African principles like Ubuntu and Ma'at delivers high-level, descriptive blueprints for systemic change and mental health infrastructure.

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  How to Manage Sickle Cell Disease - A Blueprint for Community Health and Prevention | George Oche

  Aug 17, 202616 min

  What if the key to transforming a widespread public health crisis isn't just found in a lab, but in the power of grassroots education and strategic storytelling? Today, we are joined by George Oche, General Manager of the Rabiolo Foundation.Operating directly on the ground in Lagos, George deconstructs the critical scientific distinction between blood groups and genotypes, explains the heavy global burden of sickle cell challenges, and shares his profound journey as an advocate using personal narrative to unlock institutional support and healthcare equity.

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  How To Create Generational Wealth From Scratch Financial Literacy Masterclass | Geaneen Anderson

  Aug 14, 202650 min

  What if the secret to modern financial survival isn’t hidden in Silicon Valley, but is already written in the ancestral patterns of your lineage? Today, we are joined by Geaneen Anderson, a veteran financial broker and educator, for an uncompromised audit on wealth, identity, and resilience.Moving from rural Arkansas to Kansas City, Geaneen deconstructs why raw experience and multiple degrees fail without structural discipline, why understanding the rules of compound interest is the ultimate foundation of sovereignty, and how a sudden medical crisis can instantly expose the invisible tax of living paycheck-to-paycheck. In this urgent conversation, we confront a jarring reality: the projection that the median wealth for African-American families could fall to zero by 2053. This isn't financial advice; this is a blueprint for community survival. Listen closely.

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  Haiti’s Beautiful Soul: Rewriting History with the Haitian Diaspora - Tanisha R Pluviose Ade

  Aug 12, 202657 min

  Haiti is so much more than what you see on the news. Why does the media consistently portray this beautiful paradise in a negative light, and how can we use modern technology and storytelling to reclaim the narrative?In this moving and thought-provoking episode of the Obehi Podcast, we sit down with Tanisha R. Pluviose-Ade (Tanisha Zade)—a literacy coach, educator, cultural activist, and media professional of Haitian descent. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Haiti, Tanisha offers a profound look into what it means to be a modern cultural ambassador for the diaspora.Discover the rich history behind the upcoming musical production "Belnam" (Haiti’s Beautiful Soul), a theatrical journey tracing Haitian roots from the indigenous Taino people to the African ancestors who spearheaded the global movement for liberty. Tanisha shares her personal experience navigating culture shock, overcoming the marginalization of the Haitian diaspora in the U.S., and explains why August 15th—the anniversary of the Bwa Kayiman (Bois Caïman) ceremony—remains the sacred spark of the Haitian Revolution.

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  The Science of Nuclear Medicine Explained (Structural vs Functional) | Dr. Onyeka Abengowe

  Aug 10, 20261h 6m

  Can medical technology and systems thinking help you reclaim your career sovereignty?In this episode, host Obehi Ewanfoh sat down with Dr. Onyeka Abengowe, a veteran healthcare consultant, former frontline nuclear medicine technologist, and career transformation strategist. Dr. Abengowe shares her fascinating journey from growing up in Enugu, Nigeria, to mastering database programming at Shell, and ultimately spending over two decades in the advanced field of nuclear medicine in the United States.She breaks down the core scientific differences between structural imaging (like X-Rays, CT, and MRI) and functional imaging (Nuclear Medicine), using a powerful and clear palm oil analogy to explain how raw radioactive tracers are safely refined into medical-grade radio-pharmaceuticals for early cancer and cardiac diagnoses. Beyond the clinic, Dr. Abengowe reveals her systemic mission: setting a table where frontline healthcare workers, tech professionals, and executives can align to build sustainable legacies and prevent professional burnout.

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