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  • The Harsh Truth Nobody Will Tell You About Starting A Business

    The Harsh Truth Nobody Will Tell You About Starting A Business
    Jan 8 2026

    Discover the raw, authentic story of Yande from RepKulture, an African Australia entrepreneur who turned isolation into opportunity. In this candid episode we explore the highs and lows of building a fashion tech brand across continents, the power of mentorship, the role of faith, and practical tactics for scaling a startup in today’s volatile market. Guest : Yande Chalihttps://www.instagram.com/repkulture/Host:Emmanuel OnyegbulaIG: https://www.instagram.com/baceopodcast/
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    1 h et 8 min
  • Why Wearing Makeup Could Signal Insecurity

    Why Wearing Makeup Could Signal Insecurity
    Jan 7 2026


    Building a business as a first-generation migrant is hard.
    Building one in the beauty industry — where competition is intense and the market is oversaturated — is even harder.


    Rumbie’s journey didn’t start with trends or glamour, It started with a gap.


    She noticed something most major beauty brands in Australia ignored for years: dark and brown-skinned women were barely considered. Instead of waiting to be included, she built for them.

    In this episode of the BACEO Podcast, we sit down with Rumbie to unpack the real conversation around makeup — beyond stereotypes, beyond judgement, and beyond outdated beliefs many of us grew up with.


    We talk about:

    • Entrepreneurship as a first-generation migrant
    • Why women wear makeup (and why that question is often misunderstood)
    • The psychology of makeup, beauty, and confidence
    • Can makeup be modest? What is the true essence of makeup?
    • What inclusivity actually means in the beauty industry
    • Mental health, self-expression, and showing up confidently
    • The biggest misconceptions Africans often hold about makeup and beauty
    • Why our Masterclass is more than just makeup classes


    This is not a surface-level beauty conversation.
    It’s about identity. Confidence. Culture. And backing yourself when the market doesn’t make space for you.


    If you’ve ever questioned why makeup matters, who it’s for, or whether beauty and depth can coexist — this episode is for you.


    🎧 Watch, reflect, and join the conversation.

    Don’t forget to subscribe for more honest conversations on business, culture, and personal growth.
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    1 h et 7 min
  • Why This AFRICAN Barber Calls Himself A 'GOD'

    Why This AFRICAN Barber Calls Himself A 'GOD'
    Dec 31 2025

    Meet Kwesi “Perfect” Brown — the Ghanaian kid who refused to settle, crossed continents, and built an empire in Australia with nothing but clippers, hustle, and a dream.Perfect Barbershop isn’t just where you get a fade. It’s where men cry, laugh, heal, argue, confess, and plot their futures. It’s where community meets culture, and where haircuts turn into therapy sessions.This isn’t your average entrepreneur story. It’s migration, hustle, music, loss, wins, and unapologetic ambition — told by a man who has cut politicians, celebrities, and hustlers all in the same chair.#podcast #australianpodcasts #businesspodcast
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    1 h et 14 min
  • The Questions You’ll Wish You Asked Your Father Before It’s Too Late

    The Questions You’ll Wish You Asked Your Father Before It’s Too Late
    Dec 28 2025
    This conversation is personal.The name Omotoyosi loosely translates to “a child of delight” or “a child worthy of celebration.” And that truly reflects the life and journey of Dr. Omotoyosi Craig — an accomplished engineer who has earned one of the highest qualifications in his field, travelled the world, contributed to innovative inventions, and now serves as the WA Chapter President of the African Professionals of Australia.In this episode, we sit down to talk about the parts of success people don’t always see.We go deep into:• Fatherhood and what it truly means to be a present, intentional father• The powerful role a father plays in the life of a girl child• The realities of Black Tax• The emotional and financial burden carried by many migrants, especially African families• The pressure to “succeed fast” as a migrant and how it shapes identity, responsibility and mental healthThis is an honest, vulnerable, and eye-opening conversation about identity, responsibility, parenting, migration, and the sacrifices behind success.If you are a migrant, a parent, an African professional, or someone navigating culture, expectations and purpose — this episode will speak directly to you.Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button, it’s the only free way you can support this channel. Lets dive in.TIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Podcast Highlight01:35 - Brief Backstory Of Dr. Omotoyosi 02:23 - Dr. Omotoyosi Introduction03:10 - What You Should Know About Dr. Omotoyosi 04:38 - Who Is Dr. Omotoyosi Without The Titles?05:47 - Dr. Omotoyosi's Definition Of Happiness07:43 - What Is Failure To Dr. Omotoyosi?11:21 - What Is Failure To Someone Who Cannot Visualise It?14:07 - Dr. Omotoyosi's Relationship With His Father16:28 - Emmanuel Opens Up About His Relationship With His Dad17:03 - The Importance Of Sitting Down To Speak To Your Father20:42 - Why You Should Ask Your Dad Questions Before You Lose Him23:52 - Black Tax And How It's Affecting People In The Diaspora27:03 - Dr Omotoyosi Tells A Story About The Effects Of Black Tax28:22 - Why You Should Think Carefully Before Sending Money Back Home29:25 - How To Deal With Black Tax29:47 - Why You Shouldn't Feel Bad For Not Helping Everyone30:40 - The Wickedness Of Black Tax33:38 - How To Manage Your Finances When It Comes To Helping People?38:07 - Why Tuff Love Is Needed When It Comes To Black Tax40:26 - Is Black Tax A "Crime".41:27 - Why Helping Others Will Cost You In The Long Run43:47 - Dr Omotoyosi's Conclusion On Black Tax44:09 - What Is A Struggle That African Professional's Face In Australia46:01 - The Challenges African Professional's Are Facing51:13 - What Does It Mean To Be An African Professional In Australia52:30 - The Effects Of The "Tall Poppy Syndrome".56:43 - Conclusion Of Challenges African Professional's Are Facing57:32 - The English Test In Australia For Professionals59:15 - Why Health Matters For African Professionals1:00:14 - Is Australia Ready For African Migrants?1:08:19 - What Africans Need To Understand When Migrating To Australia1:10:11 - How Would Nigeria Salvage It's Image In Front Of The West?1:12:28 - Dr Omotoyosi's Return To Nigeria1:13:39 - Dr Omotoyosi's Last Words For The Audience 1:15:35 - A Question For Dr Omotoyosi From The Previous Guest1:18:08 - Podcast End1:18:11 - Final Conclusion (Outro)
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    1 h et 19 min
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