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Author: Maceo Langston Whatley

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We are talking about everything from race relations, Hip Hop, web3, to anime all in a journey to paint a clearer picture of our shared global context.
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In this special episode of We Them Niggas, I sit down with my brother JED XO, a talented performing artist from Edo State, Nigeria. I first met JED through music NFTs, which he has discussed on the podcast before. This conversation comes at the end of my first trip to Nigeria, where we traveled across the country, exploring new terrains both literally and figuratively. JED shares how our journey together inspired him to push beyond his limits, from visiting the point of no return in Badagry to discovering more about my African American roots.JED discusses his vision for using his platform as a deliberate artist, with a focus on addressing hunger in Nigeria through initiatives like food banks. We dive deep into his exploration of blockchain technology—from minting his first NFT on Manifold to exploring Cardano, Ethereum, and DeFi. Plus, hear about his time with the Creative Alchemy team and meeting Daniel and PressTK, his producer.This episode is filled with powerful insights on innovation, community-building, and being a pioneer for positive change. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about art, technology, and making a meaningful impact.
In Episode 33 of We Them Niggas, Patience Otokpa shares why she’s starting her own podcast—and what’s missing from the platforms young people turn to today.We talk about what it means to be a guide without being a guru, how to hold space for vulnerability without sacrificing your own boundaries, and the real work of making space for others to be seen.Patience also shares how she first got into Web3 and how Creative Alchemy helped shape her thinking and approach to storytelling, trust, and intentional community.🎥 Shot live at the Creative Hangout in partnership with Creative Alchemy🎬 Creative Direction: Superbio📽️ Executive Producer: C.Y. Lee💸 Supporting Patrons: Donna Dalton & Aja Davis🎙️ Hosted by Maceo Whatley, founder of We Them Media
In this episode, we sit down with Danny to reflect on his experience working with We Them Media and his vision for our evolution into a DAO. We talk about our two weeks together in Nigeria, how the support of the community helped him grow, and what it meant to transition from a digital network to an in-person connection rooted in trust and shared goals. We dive into our first community event in Abuja, the ongoing development of Web3 in Nigeria, and the broader movement toward tech and cultural empowerment across Africa.Credits:Executive Producer – C.Y. LeeSupporting Patrons – Aja Davis & Donna DaltonCreative Director – SuperbioFounder – Maceo Whatley
In this episode of We Them Niggas, hosted by Maceo Whatley, Anesi—the pioneering mind behind Creative Alchemy—explains how her Abuja-based initiative nurtures a supportive environment for artists, technologists, and innovators through blockchain technology. She recounts her evolution from a local musician to a global community builder, revealing Creative Alchemy’s mission to bring one billion creatives onchain. Anesi also shares the story behind her first track, Trapiano—a striking fusion of Trap and Amapiano brimming with infectious rhythms, melodies, and lyrics—showcasing her boundless versatility. A true jack of all trades, Anesi embodies the spirit of collaboration, and this episode reflects the pride We Them Niggas takes in connecting with Creative Alchemy as they work toward a new frontier for Web3 art and culture.CreditsFilmed in July 2024 in Lifecamp, AbujaPost-production by Zed and KosbaarCreative Direction by SuperBioExecutive Producer: C.Y. LeeSupporting Patrons: Donna Dalton and Aja Davis
Sirsu is the founder of esports team Blvckhvnd, onchain tournament organization Project Stadium, meme coin $crash, and many other innovative projects. As a graphic designer and brand strategist he’s worked to become a world-class cultural tastemaker. Our approach to filming this piece of content was unscripted and in real time, at the Proof of Vibes closing party for ETH Denver. Sirsu highlights how this conference has excelled in comparison to others, across the board. X: https://x.com/sirsuhaybWarpcast: https://warpcast.com/sirsu
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