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Whats Cooking in the Diaspora Door
Jun 4, 2026
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An Unstoppable Presence
May 29, 2026
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The Currency of Community: Bridging the Gap to Financial
May 21, 2026
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Two Generations, One Finish Line
May 20, 2026
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Working Together: Let us Spell it Out For You
May 18, 2026
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| 6/4/26 | ![]() Whats Cooking in the Diaspora Door | Food is never just about sustenance—it is our history, our geography, and our deepest expression of love and memory. In this highly anticipated and delicious episode of The Diaspora Door, host Nze Obinelo opens up the ultimate roundtable kitchen with guests Donna Sud, Gabriela Bentley, Jessica Watterson and Priti Saini to ask a universal question: What’s Cooking?When we cross borders and build lives in new lands, our recipes are often the anchors that keep us grounded. In this episode, our dynamic panel takes us on a sensory journey across global diaspora kitchens. Together, they explore how traditional culinary practices pass down through generations, how flavor profiles adapt when ingredients cross continents, and how the simple act of preparing a massive community feast can preserve an entire culture's legacy. From the exact ratios of family recipes to the profound stories simmering beneath the surface, this conversation proves that the kitchen table is where true community is built.Host: Nze ObineloGuest Speakers: Donna Sud, Gabriela Bentley, Jessica Watterson, Priti SainiHost: Nze ObineloProducer: Soundprove AudiosSocial Media: Favor Iyore | — | ||||||
| 5/29/26 | ![]() An Unstoppable Presence | The Diaspora DoorGuest: Nancy Connelly, Kerry WrightWhat does it mean to step into a room, a career, or a community and command space with absolute authenticity? In this high-energy and empowering episode of The Diaspora Door, host Nze Obinelo sits down with the phenomenal Nancy Connelly to explore the art of building an undeniable impact and leading with purpose.True inclusion requires an unstoppable presence—the courage to challenge exclusive structures, ask the hard questions, and dismantle invisible barriers. Nancy joins Nze to share her profound insights and lived experiences, offering listeners a masterclass on how to advocate for equity in our schools, workplaces, and broader civic communities. This conversation moves past the surface level, diving deep into the actionable mindsets and intentional systems required to move from basic representation to deep, systemic belonging. | — | ||||||
| 5/21/26 | ![]() The Currency of Community: Bridging the Gap to Financial | Can true financial freedom be achieved in isolation, or is community the ultimate economic asset? In this high-impact episode of The Diaspora Door, host Nze Obinelo is joined by two powerhouse voices in economic empowerment: Stephanie Jones, Head of National Partnerships and Community Relations at JP Morgan Chase, and Community Manager Tochi Nwoke. Together, they unpack the vital connection between collective support, cultural values, and long-term financial wellness.For many navigating the diaspora, building wealth means rewriting old narratives around money, overcoming systemic gaps, and learning how to turn personal success into generational stability. Tochi joins Nze to break down actionable, highly practical strategies for financial literacy, budgeting, and investing, while exploring how traditional communal frameworks can actually accelerate financial independence.Bringing a vital institutional perspective, Stephanie highlights how strategic regional partnerships and targeted community programs—like the JPMorganChase Community Manager initiative across New England—are working on the ground to bridge these systemic financial gaps.From the grassroots to the institutional level, this episode serves as an honest, energetic, and practical guide to moving past financial survival and stepping into a legacy of thriving.Guest Speakers: Tochi Nwoke, Stephanie JonesHost: Nze ObineloProducer: Soundprove AudiosSocial Media: Favor Iyore | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Two Generations, One Finish Line | In this episode, host Nze Obinelo is joined by Lily Vogel to recap their incredible experience running the Paris Marathon on April 12, 2026! Together, they take you behind the scenes of what it took to cross the finish line in France, sharing their personal training highs and lows, the unforgettable energy of the Parisian crowds, and the shared bond of taking on 26.2 miles together.Lily, a 2025 college graduate who recently returned to Southern New Hampshire to start a corporate career, balances her love for running with skiing, hiking, and planning her next outdoor adventure. Tune in for an inspiring conversation between Nze and Lily about goal-setting, perseverance, and the magic of racing on the global stage.Guest Speaker: Lily VogelHost: Nze ObineloProducer: Soundprove AudiosSocial Media: Favor Iyore | — | ||||||
| 5/18/26 | ![]() Working Together: Let us Spell it Out For You | True inclusion isn't something we simply talk about—it is something we actively build, letter by letter, and action by action. In this inspiring episode of The Diaspora Door, host Nze Obinelo brings together two phenomenal advocates, Beth Frede and Beth DiPasquale, to explore what happens when passionate leaders join forces to transform the landscape of accessibility and communication.Building on our ongoing mission to amplify underestimated voices, this conversation dives deep into the power of collaborative advocacy. "The Beths" share their wealth of experience in breaking down the barriers that isolate speakers and neurodivergent individuals. From the classroom to the broader community, they spell out exactly what it takes to build authentic support systems, presuming competence at every turn. It’s an honest, energetic, and practical guide to demonstrating that our impact multiplies when we work together.Guest Speaker: Beth Frede, Beth DiPasqualeHosts Nze ObineloProducer: Soundprove AudiosSocial Media: Favor Iyore | — | ||||||
| 5/18/26 | ![]() Before and Beyond the Surrender: Reclaiming the Narrative of the Biafran War | History is often written by the victors, but the truth lives on in the stories of those who survived, led, and remembered. In this deeply significant and emotional episode of The Diaspora Door, co-hosts Nze Obinelo and Peter Okoro sit down for an unforgettable, exclusive conversation with Dr. Philip Effiong Jr.—author, academic, and the son of General Philip Effiong, the man who famously stepped into leadership to negotiate the end of the Nigerian-Biafran War in 1970.For over half a century, the full complexities of the Biafran narrative have often been sidelined, misunderstood, or met with silence. In this episode, Professor Effiong Jr. helps us pull back the curtain on the historical realities of the war, the personal weight of his family’s monumental legacy, and the critical need to reclaim the narrative from an indigenous perspective. Moving far beyond the historical date of surrender, this conversation confronts the unresolved generational trauma that still echoes across the global Igbo and Nigerian diaspora today, while pointing a definitive path toward healing, truth-telling, and preservation.Guest Speaker: Dr. Philip Effiong Jr.Host: Nze ObineloCo-Host: Peter OkoroProducer: Soundprove AudiosSocial Media: Favor Iyore | — | ||||||
| 5/18/26 | ![]() Listening with the Heart, Breaking the Silence of Nonverbal Autism | What happens when we stop assuming a lack of speech means a lack of thought? In this profoundly moving episode of The Diaspora Door, host Nze Obinelo opens the space for a conversation that challenges everything we think we know about communication, intelligence, and neurodiversity. Joining the show are Beth DiPasquale and Grace Theisen, two extraordinary voices dedicated to breaking the isolation often felt within the non speaking autism community. True communication goes far beyond spoken words. This episode dives into the emotional and practical journey of families navigating non verbal autism. Beth and Grace share the transformative power of presumptive competence—the radical belief that a non speaking individual has a rich, brilliant mind waiting to be unlocked. From innovative communication strategies like Spelling to Communicate (S2C) to the simple, profound act of learning to listen with our hearts, this episode is a blueprint for true advocacy, autonomy, and deep human connection.Guest Speakers: Grace Theisen, Beth DiPasqualeHost: Nze ObineloProducer: Soundprove AudiosSocial Media: Favor Iyore | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Power to the People: Building Bridges for Democracy and the Planet | What happens when grassroots passion meets environmental urgency and democratic action? In this special Earth Day episode of The Diaspora Door, host Nze Obinelo connects with two formidable advocates who are actively building bridges for a better future: Jeanette Millard and Marybeth Raven.Democracy and the health of our planet are deeply intertwined. In this episode, Jeanette and Marybeth share their insights on how everyday citizens can reclaim their civic power, protect local and global ecosystems, and drive meaningful community change. From the local neighborhoods of the Merrimack Valley to global movements, this conversation is an urgent reminder that true power belongs to the people when we organize, speak up, and act.Guest Speakers: Jeanette Millard, Marybeth RavenHost: Nze ObineloProducer: Soundprove AudiosSocial Media: Favor Iyore | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Women in Politics | How do women leaders navigate, disrupt, and redefine local political spaces? In this powerful episode of The Diaspora Door, host Nze Obinelo sits down with two trailblazing leaders from Nashua, New Hampshire, USA: Susan Elberger and Shoshanna Kelly. Together, they dive deep into the unique realities of women in politics today—from the initial spark that drives a woman to run for office, to overcoming systemic barriers, and the critical importance of building inclusive, representative communities. Whether you are an aspiring change maker, a community advocate, or simply passionate about the future of local governance, this conversation offers invaluable insights into the power of representation and resilient leadership.Guest Speakers: Susan Elberger, Shoshanna KellyHost: Nze ObineloProducer: Soundprove AudiosSocial Media: Favor Iyore | — | ||||||
| 4/28/26 | ![]() The Biology of Sisterhood: Healing communities through Science, AI, and Venture Capital, Featuring Zainab Garba-Sani, Dr. Ummu Muazu Mayana, Maryam Garba-Sani. | What if the future of healthcare—and community healing—was being built by women who understand both the science and the people it serves? In this powerful episode, Zainab Garba-Sani, Dr. Ummu Muazu Mayana, and Maryam Garba-Sani explore how innovation, data, and bold investment are coming together to transform lives.From cutting-edge science to real-world impact, this conversation unpacks how sisterhood fuels solutions that go beyond technology into trust, access, and lasting change.Press play and discover how healing becomes powerful when driven by purpose, collaboration, and vision.Guest Speakers: Zainab Garba-Sani, Dr. Ummu Muazu Mayana, Maryam Garba-Sani.Host: Nze Obinelo and Heidi.Producer: Soundprove Audios. | — | ||||||
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| 4/7/26 | ![]() Parents of Med Students, featuring Gene Toomer, Jr. and Dr. Linda G. Toomer. | In this heartfelt episode, we dive into the world of medical education — not through the students’ eyes, but through the parents who support them every step of the way. Gene and Dr. Linda share their unique experiences, the late-night worries, the proud moments, and the unspoken challenges of watching their child chase one of the most demanding dreams out there.Whether you’re a parent, a student, or simply curious about what it takes to nurture future doctors, this conversation is inspiring and real.Press play — and join us for a story about family, faith, and the journey behind the white coat. | — | ||||||
| 3/31/26 | ![]() Educators of Color New Hampshire Style, featuring Clyde Perez Castaneda and Tina Kim Philibotte. | Welcome to Educators of Colour: New Hampshire Style, featuring Clyde Perez Castaneda and Tina Kim Philibotte.In this episode, we dive into what it means to lead, teach, and inspire as educators of color in spaces where diversity is still growing. Clyde and Tina share honest reflections on identity, advocacy, and reshaping the future of education through inclusion and representation.It’s a conversation about courage, community, and the power of showing up authentically in every classroom.Guest Speaker: Clyde Perez Castaneda and Tina Kim Philibotte.Host: Nze Obinelo and Heidi.Producer: Soundprove Audios. | — | ||||||
| 3/29/26 | ![]() Life Is Never One Transition Featuring Moji Taiwo | In this episode, we explore life’s constant changes—career shifts, personal growth, moving between cultures—and what it truly takes to keep evolving with grace and purpose. Moji shares her powerful story of resilience, reinvention, and the courage it takes to embrace new chapters rather than fear them.If you’re navigating change or simply need a reminder that every transition can lead to transformation, this conversation is for you.Press play and join us for a journey of reflection, growth, and hope.Guest Speaker: Moji TaiwoHost: Nze Obinelo and Heidi.Producer: Soundprove Audios. | — | ||||||
| 3/27/26 | ![]() Black Tax featuring Peter Okoro and Anthony Daniel. | Welcome to Life and Learning — today’s episode, “Black Tax,” features a thought‑provoking conversation with Peter Okoro and Anthony Daniel.We’re diving into the unspoken pressures faced by many Black professionals , the financial and emotional responsibilities of supporting family and community while trying to build personal success.Peter and Anthony share real stories, cultural insights, and honest reflections on how “Black Tax” shapes ambition, identity, and purpose.If you’ve ever felt the weight of giving back while striving forward, this episode will speak to you.Press play ,this conversation is as real as it gets.Guest Speaker: Peter Okoro and Anthony Daniel Host: Nze Obinelo Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 3/23/26 | ![]() Aboard and Beyond: Featuring guests from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Class of 1984 | Welcome to Aboard and Beyond, a special episode that takes you deep into the stories of camaraderie, courage, and lifelong connection forged at sea.In this conversation, we’re joined by members of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Class of 1984,George Stephanos, Thomas Ollen, Burton L. DeShayes, Bruce Herring, John Bingaman, and Mike Bradley, as they reflect on their days aboard the Cutter Northwind and the lessons that shaped their lives far beyond the deck.From moments of challenge and teamwork to reflections on service, leadership, and personal growth, these stories offer a rare glimpse into what it truly means to serve with honor and heart.Press play and come aboard because this isn’t just about the sea; it’s about the bonds that last a lifetime.Guest Speaker: Joe and Kim BallHost: Nze Obinelo,Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 3/20/26 | ![]() Naija In The House: Featuring: Mathew Ocheno, Richard Pamphile and Peter Okoro | Welcome to Naija In The House, an inspiring new episode that dives into the stories, dreams, and experiences of Nigerians making their mark far from home.In this conversation, Mathew Ocheno, Richard Pamphile, and Peter Okoro open up about what it means to chase opportunity, build identity, and find community in new places, while still staying deeply connected to their Nigerian roots.It’s real talk about resilience, culture, and the strength that comes from staying true to who you are.Hit play and join us for Naija In The House,a celebration of identity, connection, and the global Nigerian spirit.Guest Speaker: Mathew Ocheno, Richard Pamphile and Peter OkoroHost: Nze Obinelo, Zayna KhayatProducer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 3/16/26 | ![]() "Ashes to Ashes" featuring Joe and Kim Ball | Welcome to Ashes to Ashes, a deeply honest and moving conversation featuring Joe and Kim Ball.In this episode, we explore love, loss, and the power of faith in life’s most difficult moments. Joe and Kim open up about their journey through grief—how they found strength, healing, and hope when everything around them felt broken.It’s a story about resilience, redemption, and the beauty that can rise from pain.Press play and join us for Ashes to Ashes—a heartfelt reminder that even in loss, there can be light.Guest Speaker: Joe and Kim BallHost: Nze Obinelo,Producer: Soundprove AudiosJoe and Kim Ball | — | ||||||
| 2/24/26 | ![]() Seeing is Believing Featuring Karen Sullivan | Welcome to Seeing Is Believing, featuring the inspiring Karen Sullivan.In this episode, we dive into what it truly means to trust your vision even when the world hasn’t caught up yet. Karen opens up about the power of perspective, the courage to keep believing in your path, and how clarity and faith can transform the way we live and lead.If you’ve ever doubted your direction or needed a reminder to keep your eyes on what matters most, this conversation is for you.Press play because sometimes, believing is the first step to seeing change.Guest Speaker: Karen SullivanHost: Nze Obinelo,Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 2/24/26 | ![]() The African Bridge Featuring Julz and Chi Chi | Welcome to AFRICAN BRIDGE — where stories, identity, and connection meet. In this episode, we sit down with Julz Ossom and Chi Chi Njoku for a heartfelt conversation on what it means to bridge cultures, build community, and stay rooted while reaching across worlds.From navigating life in the diaspora to redefining what “home” truly means, Julz and Chi Chi share honest reflections, lessons, and laughter that remind us how powerful our shared heritage can be.Press play and join us for AFRICAN BRIDGE — a journey of culture, connection, and conversation.Guest Speaker: Julz, Chi ChiHost: Nze Obinelo and Heidi.Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 2/24/26 | ![]() Funny Man Featuring Sam Precious. | In this episode, Funny Man, we sit down with the one and only Sam Precious, a comedian whose sharp wit and real-life stories bring both laughter and reflection.Together, we explore the moments behind the humor: what inspires the jokes, how comedy bridges cultures, and why laughter can be one of the strongest ways to connect across the diaspora experience.If you’re ready for something funny, heartfelt, and refreshingly real, this episode’s for you.Guest Speaker: Sam Precious.Host: Nze Obinelo,Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 2/12/26 | ![]() Navigating Healthcare from Afar featuring Dr Ebi Ofrey | Welcome to Navigating Healthcare from Afar a heartfelt conversation about the challenges and choices people face when managing health across borders and miles.In this episode, we dive into real stories of families supporting loved ones from a distance, balancing trust, communication, and care within complex healthcare systems. You’ll hear how culture, technology, and emotion all play a part in staying connected when it matters most.If you’ve ever tried to help or heal from afar, this episode will speak to you.Hit play, let's explore what it truly means to care across distance.Guest Speaker: Dr Ebi Ofrey CEO and Co-founder of GeroCare Solutions.Host: Nze Obinelo,Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | ![]() Ready, Set, Action Featuring Adaeze Dozie | Welcome to Ready, Set, Action with Adaeze , a bold and inspiring conversation about turning vision into reality.In this episode, Adaeze shares her journey of stepping out of her comfort zone in her acting career , facing fear head-on, and building the confidence to take decisive action. It’s about mindset, momentum, and moving from planning to purpose.If you’ve ever waited for the “right moment” to start, this is your sign. Tune in, get inspired, and get ready to take action — because your time is now.Guest Speaker: Adaeze DozieHost: Nze Obinelo Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 11/24/25 | ![]() The Olympian Rower Featuring Privel Hinkati | Step into the water with an elite athlete in this episode, Olympian Rower. Hear what it really takes to chase the podium—early mornings, brutal training, mental toughness, and the moments that almost broke them. If you love stories of discipline, sacrifice, and big dreams, this one’s for you.Guest Speaker: Privel HinkatiHost: Nze Obinelo, Zayna KhayatProducer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 11/13/25 | ![]() Dealing With Substance Misuse Featuring Jo-Ann Sheehan, Julia Pendleton and Michelle Keyworth. | Welcome to this powerful episode on Dealing with Substance Misuse. Join us as we explore the realities, challenges, and journeys of those affected by addiction. Through honest stories and expert insights, we uncover hope, healing, and paths to recovery.If you're seeking understanding or support, this episode offers compassion and clarity. Hit play and start the conversation about substance misuse today.Guest Speaker: Jo-Ann Sheehan,Julia Pendleton and Michelle KeyworthHost: Nze Obinelo, Anthony Daniel Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
| 10/10/25 | ![]() A Cross Cultural Conversation About Trauma featuring Michelle Keyworth ,and Nicole Sublette | Welcome to a powerful episode: A Cross-Cultural Conversation About Trauma, featuring Michelle Keyworth and Nicole Sublette.What happens when trauma meets culture? How do identity, heritage, and community shape the way we heal? In this raw and insightful discussion, two remarkable voices explore how trauma is experienced, expressed, and overcome across different cultural worlds.From personal stories to professional insights, this conversation dives deep into the unseen layers of emotional pain and resilience. If you’ve ever felt caught between cultures, struggled in silence, or believed healing looks one way—this episode will challenge and comfort you.Guest Speaker:Michelle Keyworth , Nicole SubletteHost: Nze Obinelo Producer: Soundprove Audios | — | ||||||
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Chart Positions
3 placements across 2 markets.
Chart Positions
3 placements across 2 markets.
