Nigerian-American storyteller and entrepreneur Amechi joins host Ben Arthur to share his journey of embracing his Nigerian-American heritage and his impactful partnership with futurist and thought leader 19Keys. Amechi discusses his transition from a successful career in accounting at Ernst & Young to working behind the scenes in digital media and event organization. Gain insights into his methods for staying balanced, the importance of networking, the role of spirituality, and how he contributes to the High Lvl Media movement aimed at uplifting the culture. Tune in to learn about Amechi's perspective on recognizing your timing, living with purpose, and dreaming big.

To learn more about B. Amechi and 19keys and their work, check out 19keys.com. To get the tickets for 19keys’ Save Yourself tour, which will be held Friday, Feb. 7 at the Gramercy Theatre in New York City, visit 19keys.com/tour. Tap into the High lvl community at highlvl.19keys.com. Amechi can be found on social media at @b_amechi.

In this episode of Bridge 2 Self, host Ben Arthur speaks with Dr. Chinasa T. Okolo, a Nigerian-American computer scientist and fellow at the Brookings Institution. Dr. Okolo discusses her upbringing in Kansas City, Missouri, her journey of understanding her Nigerian heritage, and her impactful work in AI governance and policy focused on the African continent. She shares insights on balancing cultural identities, the significance of her parents' influence, and her contributions to AI strategies that address socio-economic issues in Africa and beyond. Join us for an inspiring conversation with one of TIME's 100 most influential people in AI.

Join host Ben Arthur as he kicks off 2025 with exciting news: the rebrand of 'Pinnacle Code' to 'Bridge to Self'. Learn about the show's evolution, continued content, and new branding. Don't miss out on the impactful conversations and inspiring stories every other Wednesday at 5 PM Central Time.

In the final episode of Pinnacle Code for 2024, host Ben Arthur offers a heartfelt thanks to listeners for their support throughout the year. This special episode compiles the best highlights, soundbites, and insights focused on the second and 1.5 generation Black American experience. Featuring personal stories and reflections on identity, culture, and resilience, this episode provides a rich and nuanced look at what it means to navigate life as a Black American coming from an immigrant family. Don't miss this inspiring and thought-provoking compilation as we wrap up the year and look forward to exciting new content in 2025.

Join host Ben Arthur as he engages with Dr. Khalid Osman, an Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University. Dr. Osman shares his captivating journey being born into a Somali family in a Kenya refugee camp to obtaining asylum in the U.S., exploring themes of identity, resilience, and success. He discusses his experience maintaining his Somali-Muslim heritage while growing up Black in America amid poverty and how it's shaped his outlook life. This episode delves into the importance of embracing diverse identities, the pursuit of meaningful work, and the role of consistency in achieving success.

To learn more about Dr. Osman, visit osman.science.

In a solo episode, host Ben Arthur gives his perspective on what it means to make it in America when you're the child of African immigrants.

Senegalese-American journalist and archivist Nabou Ramu joins host Ben Arthur on Pinnacle Code to discuss her journey of self-discovery, rooted in her Senegalese heritage and Afrocentric identity. Nabou shares her experiences growing up in South Central LA with a Senegalese mother and Black American father, attending the historically-Black Piney Woods School, and her evolution in embracing her cultural identity. She also talks about her aspirations, the importance of understanding one's roots, and how spiritual principles guide her work and life.

You can connect with Nabou on Instagram and X at @nabou.ramu, or at linktr.ee/nabouramu.

Ghanaian-American entrepreneur Tsikata Apenyo, the CEO and founder of Volta Health, joins host Ben Arthur to discuss his mission to make the healthcare system more equitable and efficient for everyone. Learn about how his upbringing in both Ghana and the U.S. shaped his cultural identity and created a nuanced perception of what success and achievement means in his own life.

Connect with Tsikata on LinkedIn or on Instagram at @tsikata . You can learn more about Volta Health at www.volta.health.