HeyJaredVisions of Visionaries
Conversations with brilliant minds, makers, and creators who continue to inspire and create work that define and shape our cultural landscape. Hosted by Globetrotter Lab's Kennedy Ashinze
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Nigerian Fashion Designer Ugo Mozie on Redefining "Made in Africa" Luxury (opens the original)
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This visionary is rewriting the rules of global luxury. Meet Chief Ugo Mozie: designer, creative entrepreneur and storyteller.For over a decade, his fearless style has shaped the world’s biggest stages, dressing icons, collaborating with legendary houses: from Vivienne Westwood, Valentino, Dolce and Gabbana, Balmain, and recently styling the incomparable Diana Ross for the Met Gala.On our recent trip to Lagos during its vibrant art/culture season (Lagos Fashion Week, ART X, Lagos Photo Festival,
The Jazzhole: The Coolest Store in the World (opens the original)
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For over 30 years, Kunle Tejuosho has built something Lagos couldn't exist without. Part record store, part bookshop, part sanctuary, the Jazzhole is where culture gets preserved, passed down, and rediscovered. In the middle of one of the world's most chaotic cities, he built a room where time slows down. This is his story, told exclusively to Globetrotter Lab's Kennedy Ashinze for our latest installment of "People & Spaces".
The Business of Taste | Nigerian Gallerist, Wunika Mukan (opens the original)
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In this installment of "People & Spaces", Globetrotter Lab’s Kennedy Ashinze meets with Wunika Mukan at her gallery in Lagos for a tour of the space and a deep dive into the evolution of the contemporary art scene. Since the inception of Wunika Mukan Gallery in Lagos six years ago, Wunika has dedicated her career to promoting the works of emerging artists from Nigeria, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the diaspora. With a background in prominent non-profit foundations, she brings a unique passion and con
The Story of Pedro's, Africa's First Premium Indigenous Spirit (opens the original)
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For over a century, Ògógóró, Africa's indigenous spirit, was banned, pushed underground, and demonized by the colonial law. Pedro's co-founders Chibu Akukwe and Lola Pedro spent years crossing Nigeria before launching Pedro's, Africa's first premium Ògógóró. In a conversation with Globetrotter Lab's Kennedy Ashinze for the latest installment of "Process", Chibu explains the true meaning of Ògógóró, what colonization did to it, and what it took to bring it back, from community producers in Delta
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