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Ten Year'd
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8 episodes
4 months ago
Guest: Dr. Rachel Laryea | From Yale to JP Morgan | Author of Black Capitalists 📍 Is capitalism broken—or was it always built this way? 📍 If DEI is dead, what comes next? 📍 Can you benefit from a system that was never built for you? In this urgent and unfiltered episode of Ten Year’d, Michael Lutterodt-Quarcoo sits down with Dr. Rachel Laryea—scholar, entrepreneur, and survivor of the American Dream—to pull back the curtain on a system we’re all entangled in: capitalism. From growing up in po...
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Guest: Dr. Rachel Laryea | From Yale to JP Morgan | Author of Black Capitalists 📍 Is capitalism broken—or was it always built this way? 📍 If DEI is dead, what comes next? 📍 Can you benefit from a system that was never built for you? In this urgent and unfiltered episode of Ten Year’d, Michael Lutterodt-Quarcoo sits down with Dr. Rachel Laryea—scholar, entrepreneur, and survivor of the American Dream—to pull back the curtain on a system we’re all entangled in: capitalism. From growing up in po...
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Self-Improvement
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Episodes (8/8)
Ten Year'd
Cost of the Climb: Capitalism, Wealth & Black Labor
Guest: Dr. Rachel Laryea | From Yale to JP Morgan | Author of Black Capitalists 📍 Is capitalism broken—or was it always built this way? 📍 If DEI is dead, what comes next? 📍 Can you benefit from a system that was never built for you? In this urgent and unfiltered episode of Ten Year’d, Michael Lutterodt-Quarcoo sits down with Dr. Rachel Laryea—scholar, entrepreneur, and survivor of the American Dream—to pull back the curtain on a system we’re all entangled in: capitalism. From growing up in po...
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4 months ago
47 minutes

Ten Year'd
From Career to Carer: Premature Birth, Autism, and Advocacy
What does it take to go from a full-time career to becoming a full-time carer for your child? In this deeply personal and eye-opening episode, we hear from Stefanie about her incredible journey. Imagine your child being born four months early, spending 10 months in the hospital, undergoing three surgeries, and countless observations before their first birthday. Now, imagine taking on all those medical responsibilities after their discharge—only to receive a diagnosis of autism three years lat...
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8 months ago
44 minutes

Ten Year'd
Tokyo to Toronto a 10-year journey across global-companies
In this episode, we’re joined by Dani Robinson, a branding expert with 14 years of experience working with some of the world’s largest tech companies across the U.S., UK, Canada, and Japan. Dani shares practical insights on adapting to different cultural norms, building relationships, and succeeding in environments far removed from what you may be accustomed to. If you’re aiming to break into global markets or elevate your career in a multicultural workplace, this conversation is packed with ...
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9 months ago
33 minutes

Ten Year'd
Retail as a Launchpad: Natasha's Blueprint for Career Transition
Retail is where many of us start our careers, but it’s also where many feel stuck, undervalued, or unsure how to leverage the experience for bigger opportunities. Whether you love the fast-paced sales environment or want to transition into a different career, knowing the right skills to develop and where to focus your energy is key. In this episode, we’re joined by Natasha Boston, who shares lessons from her 16-year journey in retail—from rising through the ranks to senior management and ulti...
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9 months ago
32 minutes

Ten Year'd
How to be BLACK at work without losing your job
The workplace can sometimes feel like a zoo—especially when microaggressions based on race and class rear their ugly heads. From cringe-worthy "tan comparisons" to inappropriate debates over slurs, these moments can leave you frustrated and unsure how to respond without risking your career.In this episode, we confront the issue head-on with the help of Mr. Walker—one of Akala's teachers, a Black history expert, and a seasoned educator with over 30 years of experience. Together, we’ll unpack h...
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9 months ago
46 minutes

Ten Year'd
From Side Hustle to Six Figures: SuperMalcom’s Journey
What does it take to turn your passion into a profitable business? In this episode, we’re joined by SuperMalcom, a man who knows exactly how to make it happen.Starting out at McDonald's with no english, Malcom decided to bet on himself. He transformed his passion for dance into a stellar career, becoming a three-time World Team Battle Champion, a two-time UK You Freestyle Champion, and a European Street Dance Cup winner. But his journey didn’t stop with trophies and TV appearances. Malcom too...
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9 months ago
53 minutes

Ten Year'd
Vogue & Red Carpets: Efe I's 10 Year Fashion Playbook
What does it really take to build a thriving, sustainable career in the fashion industry? In this episode, we’re joined by Efe Igbinadolor, a fashion professional who has navigated nearly every corner of the industry. From working at luxury brick-and-mortar stores like Selfridges to styling fast-fashion e-commerce platforms like Farfetch, Efe’s journey is as dynamic as it is inspiring. She’s transitioned into freelancing, styling actors like Sheji Cole (Atlanta, Small Axe), Jordan Stevens (St...
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10 months ago
46 minutes

Ten Year'd
Hackney Hustle to High Finance: Michael G. Donkor’s Story
In this episode of Ten Year'd, we dive into the inspiring journey of Michael G. Donkor, a working-class Black professional from Hackney who defied the odds to become a stockbroker. With only 1% of financial advisors and analysts in the UK being Black—and most coming from elite schools with first-class degrees—Michael’s path was anything but typical. Armed with a 2:2 and unrelenting determination, he broke into an industry that often seemed out of reach for someone like him. We explore how he ...
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10 months ago
54 minutes

Ten Year'd
Guest: Dr. Rachel Laryea | From Yale to JP Morgan | Author of Black Capitalists 📍 Is capitalism broken—or was it always built this way? 📍 If DEI is dead, what comes next? 📍 Can you benefit from a system that was never built for you? In this urgent and unfiltered episode of Ten Year’d, Michael Lutterodt-Quarcoo sits down with Dr. Rachel Laryea—scholar, entrepreneur, and survivor of the American Dream—to pull back the curtain on a system we’re all entangled in: capitalism. From growing up in po...