Black Business Live Podcast

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The Black Business Live Podcast brings you expert insights, real success stories, and actionable strategies from top Black entrepreneurs and business leaders who have scaled their ventures and are committed to help others rise.

08/18/2026

As a business owner, you can't have only one personality.

Some days might need you to be a shark, while some days will require the gentleness of a lamb.

Who better than Baba Kuboye to explain when you need to be a shark or a lamb.
Taking a brand from the Nigerian music scene to the US and building an independent Afrobeats label taught Baba some hard truths about what it takes to succeed in business.

Consider this episode a deep dive on what it takes to successfully scale your business from one market to the other.

Watch this episode, which also happens to be the Season 2 Finale of the BBL Podcast on our YouTube channel or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Subscribe and listen anywhere: https://bblivepodcast.transistor.fm/subscribe

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08/16/2026

Imagine playing video games inside your house while legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti is outside performing with a 50-person entourage!

In this clip, Baba Kuboye reflects on growing up at Jazz 38 in Lagos: a venue that played a pivotal role in the history of Nigerian music. Before heading off to perform at the Shrine, Fela would pull up to Jazz 38 for unforgettable sets, leaving an indelible mark on everyone present (even a young Baba listening from his bedroom!).

Carrying on a legacy this deep is an extraordinary honor.

✨ TONIGHT IN FRISCO, TEXAS: Baba Kuboye brings his album Afroverse to life on stage, featuring Latin Grammy Award-winner Roger Velasquez.

Families are welcome, so if you’re in the DFW area, bring the whole crew for an evening of incredible live music and culture. 🎶

🎟️ Purchase Afroverse Live Afrobeat Sundays Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/afroverse-live-afrobeat-sundays-tickets-1996533946780?aff=oddtdtcreator

🎧 Watch the Podcast Finale featuring Baba: https://bblivepodcast.transistor.fm/subscribe

08/14/2026

We are officially wrapping up Season 2 AND celebrating 1 Year of The Black Business Live Podcast! 🎉🎉

To close out our podcast year and in honor of Black Business Month, we are releasing our season finale. Host Tolu Akindunni sat down with Baba Kuboye (grand nephew of Fela Kuti, Recording Academy voting member, and founder of Down4Whateva Entertainment) to talk strategy, independence, and running a business with real data.

Tap in to hear about:
-Standing Up for Creators: Why Baba joined the Recording Academy to represent African artists on global stages.
-Using Real Numbers: How testing the market and listening to real feedback keeps your business steady when things change.
-Working Together: How partnering with artists outside your usual space introduces you to brand new audiences.
-Building The Afroverse: Connecting music history from 1925 to modern independent music systems.

Thank you to our community for making Year 1 so special! Grab a cup of coffee, press play, and enjoy the finale.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/sTtkOH6S7tY

08/09/2026

As back-to-school season seeps in, many families are locking back into structured routines, and smart business owners are doing the exact same thing.

When you’re building something innovative, getting focused comes down to three non-negotiables:

🎯 Double down on the people investing their attention in you.
🎯 Lean into the data.
🎯 Keep your eyes fixed on the vision.

In this clip from our Season 2 finale, Baba Kuboye breaks down how to establish real feedback loops, stay nimble, and navigate the inevitable highs and lows of scaling a brand.

The full episode, “Legacy in Motion,” drops THIS WEEK on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.

Hit the link in our bio to subscribe!

07/14/2026

Baba Kuboye grew up immersed in the vibrant atmosphere of Lagos’ Jazz 38 club, performing alongside his parents, Fran and Tunde Kuboye, before bringing his 13-piece band to global stages like SXSW.

Up next... listen to him share his story on the Black Business Live Podcast, about what it takes to build an independent Afrobeat label in the USA.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don’t miss when his episode drops or catch it wherever you stream your podcasts: https://bblivepodcast.transistor.fm/subscribe




07/05/2026

Speaking of legacy, while we celebrate 250 years of American heritage... Baba Kuboye carries a century-old musical dynasty.

He is the nephew of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, the son of Afro-Jazz legends Fran and Tunde Kuboye, and the great-great-grandson of J.J. Ransome-Kuti: the first Nigerian to ever release a record album in 1925.

How do you take an ancestral foundation and scale it into a modern, independent global brand?

Find out on the next episode of The Black Business Live Podcast — “Legacy in Motion” with Baba Kuboye.

Dropping soon on YouTube and all major podcast platforms. Subscribe to know when it drops: https://bblivepodcast.transistor.fm/subscribe

07/02/2026

Even with a legendary lineage, transition is hard.

Moving a brand from the Nigerian music scene to the US taught Baba Kuboye ‘hard truths’ about scaling across borders that every entrepreneur needs to hear.

Get ready to listen to his full journey on the Black Business Live Podcast.

Subscribe to our channels so you don’t miss it when it drops or catch it wherever you stream your podcasts.




06/30/2026

Until all of us have access to the basic necessities of life, none of us are truly secure. We all deserve fair wages, proper healthcare, and reliable access to food.

In our recent episode of the Black Business Live Podcast, host Tolu Akindunni and guest Regina Harmon (CEO of Food Recovery Network ) dive into what it really means to advocate for our neighborhoods.

We have a lot of work to do, but the solution starts with everyday people using what they already possess. Your voice, your skills, and your talents are exactly what is needed to spark real change. Food Recovery Network is proof that when everyone chips in (in ways big or small) we can turn the tide on inequality.

Let’s stop waiting for outside solutions and start building our storehouses together.

The full episode is LIVE right now on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lLkeBBvQRtk.

Subscribe and watch wherever you stream your podcasts: https://bblivepodcast.transistor.fm/subscribe

06/23/2026

As a small business owner, keeping your overhead low while pouring back into your community is the ultimate goal. That is how we build our storehouses,

In the latest episode of the Black Business Live Podcast, host Tolu Akindunni Akindunni sits down with Regina Harmon (CEO of Food Recovery Network ) to share this unique perspective for small business owners.

Regina drops a gem that food recovery is a literal win-win-win for your events, bank account and community.

When you put a simple recovery plan in place, you instantly see exactly where you are over-ordering so you can stop over-spending on inventory. From there, whatever surplus you do donate turns into a tax write-off. You get money back, your overhead drops, and your neighbors get the fresh meals they deserve.

Let’s stop leaving money (and community resources) on the table.

The full episode is LIVE on YouTube and all major podcast apps! Subscribe and watch: https://bblivepodcast.transistor.fm/subscribe

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