Ep 155: ”The Duality of Childhood: Spirituality and Inclusive Beliefs in a Restrictive Society” ft Uche Chukwu

White Label American

English - June 28, 2023 08:00 - 1 hour - 133 MB - ★★★★★ - 62 ratings
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Previous Episode: 154: Importance of Individuality: Learning to Trust Your Child’s Decisions (Fathers Day 2023) ft Ashwin Goutham Gopi, Corey Gumbs, & Nabeel Ebeid

Next Episode: 156: ”For Me, Data Is So Important Because That’s Where You Really Understand If The Theory Makes Sense.” ft Bertha Jimenez Ph.D.

In this episode of White Label American wrapping up Pride Month, Raphael Harry engages in a conversation with Uche Chukwu - a Life Coach, Public Speaker, Igbo Philosopher, and the host of 'Let's Talk About Us with Uche'. The discussion first centers around their personal experiences with depression, therapy, and anti-immigrant sentiments. Later, they shift focus to Uche's passion for philosophy and his decision to leave healthcare to pursue it as a career. The conversation then delves into their complex relationships with their parents and Uche's time in the army, before moving on to his current beliefs about God. Finally, they speak about Uche's childhood and how it was split into two parts, and how it shaped his spiritual beliefs.

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📚 Timestamped overview:

[00:02:38] Legal names: Benjamin Uche Chukwu Nwakama. Nigerian tradition.

[00:07:14] Born in Nigeria, raised by grandparents and dad.

[00:14:41] Childhood invincibility, depression, need for therapy.

[00:20:42] Traveling helps "reconnect" and "practice" speaking.