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• Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 8: The Invention of Race 24.06.2026 36นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In Chapter 8 of the series, Chisom turns to the secular machinery that took over the work, science, and the lie it was used to build, the invention of race. The claim is that power took the authority of science and manufactured race, to give an ancient hierarchy the one disguise almost impossible to argue with, the look of objective fact. And the proof that the crime was in the wielding and not the method is that s...
• Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 7: Christianity Was a Weapon of Conquest 17.06.2026 38นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In Chapter 7 of the series, Chisom turns to the institution that blessed all of it, the church. The claim is that Christianity was not incidental to white terrorism but its moral machinery and a material instrument of conquest, the apparatus that turned terror into salvation so the people carrying it out believed they were doing the work of God, while the same faith, in the hands of the people it was used against, ...
• Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 6: Slavery Never Ended 10.06.2026 38นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In Chapter 6 of the series, Chisom turns to the Black American experience itself and argues that it is not a closed chapter of history but the longest-running case of white terrorism on earth. The claim is that slavery in America never ended, it changed clothes, renaming itself in every generation while the line of control ran unbroken from the first slave ship to the prison farm in 2026. It opens on Angola,...
• Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 5: The Compound in Black Womanhood 03.06.2026 38นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In Chapter 5 of the series, Chisom turns to what the operating system does when it compounds. The claim is that compounding is multiplicative, not additive: when rac!sm meets patriarchy meets ant!-Blackness, the result is not the sum of three harms but a third condition that neither rac!sm nor patriarchy alone because it produces a structural position so specific that the dominant analyses of either race or gender ...
• One Year In — A Reflection on Lessons Learned from Hosting Overnight Wisdom Podcast. 31.05.2026 6นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. One year of Overnight Wisdom. Whew! On May 28th, 2026, my podcast turned one. One year of conversations, solo reflections, tech issues, learning in public, and occasionally wondering why I added one more thing to my already full life. Here are 8 things I’ve learned: 1. Start before you are ready. Your first episode does not need to be iconic. It needs to exist. 2. Consistency needs a system. Motivation is cute....
• Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 4: Racism as the Operating System. 27.05.2026 44นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In episode 4 of the series, Chisom turns to the operating system that white terrorism built: racism. The chapter opens with the precise distinction between racial prejudice and racism: prejudice is what individuals carry, racism is what happens when racial prejudice meets systemic power. The chapter traces the construction of race itself across the papal bulls, the Iberian casta system, the English colonial slave c...
• On Our Shared Humanity, Leadership, & System’s Change — Logan McClure Davda, CEO of TED 24.05.2026 1ชม. 45นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In this episode of Overnight Wisdom, Chisom sits down with Logan McClure Davda, CEO of TED, for a layered conversation on leadership, systems change, joy, motherhood, power, and what it means to remain human while building institutions that shape the world. Logan reflects on her path from mission-driven work in East Africa, to Palantir, the Obama Foundation, and eventually back to TED, where she now leads one of t...
• Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 3: The Settler Structure 20.05.2026 36นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In Chapter 3 of the series, Chisom turns to the present tense. Settler colonialism is not a phase that European empires went through and emerged from. It is a structure that continues to operate, on every populated continent, in 2026. The chapter opens by naming the three forms of white terrorism’s modern operation: extractive colonialism, plantation slavery, named briefly and flagged for a future chapter; and sett...
• Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 2: From Bodies to Borders. 13.05.2026 40นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In Part 2 of a series, Chisom traces the long history of white terrorism in Africa as one continuous story rather than a list of incidents. Twelve and a half million Africans were forcibly transported across the Atlantic between 1501 and 1866. Roughly 1.8 million died during the Middle Passage itself. The trade built Europe. Then it ended, between 1807 in Britain and 1888 in Brazil, and Europe pivoted. From taking ...
• Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 1: Language Change 06.05.2026 28นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In Part 1 of a series, Chisom challenges the term “white supremacy” and proposes a language change: it is white terrorism. She traces the term to its 1824 origins, maps the papal bulls that gave genocide divine authority between 1452 and 1493, and shows how the Doctrine of Discovery is still embedded in U.S. and international law. Using her Three Clarities Framework, Chisom reveals how white terrorism interlo...
• Designing for Survival: Business, Babies, and What Keeps Us Human with Lexi Montee Busch 29.04.2026 1ชม. 47นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. This is a conversation about what it means to build something that meets people at one of the most vulnerable thresholds of life. In this episode, I sit down with Lexi Montée of Happiest Baby for a layered conversation on parenting, leadership, product, loss, resilience, and the moral weight of innovation. We talk about SNOO, the science backed smart sleeper designed to support infant sleep and safety, but this co...
• The Men Who Drug Their Wives 22.04.2026 28นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In March 2026, a CNN investigation exposed a global network of men teaching each other how to drug and assault their wives and partners. This episode examines what the investigation uncovered, why this keeps happening, and what women need to know. We discuss the infrastructure enabling this violence — from pornographic platforms hosting thousands of “sleep” videos to Telegram groups where men trade advice on dosag...
• Imposter syndrome is not a syndrome. It’s internalised systemic failure. 15.04.2026 32นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In this episode, Chisom challenges the concept of ‘imposter syndrome’ and argues it’s not a personal failing — it’s internalised systemic failure. Using her Three Clarities Framework, she traces the origins of the term, exposes how it pathologizes individuals instead of diagnosing racist and sexist systems, and provides nine diagnostic questions to help you see clearly that you’re not broken. The system is. T...
• Radical Justice with Nani Jansen Reventlow 08.04.2026 1ชม. 11นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. What does radical justice actually require of us? Not just systems change. Not just representation. But a willingness to interrogate everything — including ourselves. In this episode of Overnight Wisdom, Chisom sits down with Nani Jansen Reventlow — human rights lawyer, founder of Systemic Justice, and author of Radical Justice — to unpack the realities of building change from within and what it means to pursue j...
• Patriarchy and The Women Who Keep It Alive: A Colonial and African Lens 01.04.2026 33นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. Patriarchy doesn’t just survive because men enforce it. It survives because women uphold it too—not out of cruelty, but because the system made survival depend on compliance. In this episode, Chisom traces the root cause of patriarchy (agriculture, private property, and the control of reproduction), shows how colonialism and religion weaponized it in Africa, and uses her Three Clarities Framework to diagnose why mo...
• How to Do Meaningful Work Without Losing Yourself with Attia Taylor 25.03.2026 1ชม. 12นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. How do you do meaningful work… without disappearing in it? This week on Overnight Wisdom, Chisom speaks with Attia Taylor, founder of Womanly Magazine, musician, artist, and health advocate, about what it means to build work that is intentional, community rooted, and deeply human. They talk about identity, service, creativity, health justice, and the emotional cost of doing work that matters, while still trying to...
• The Manosphere Is a Business Model — Radicalization for Profit. 18.03.2026 28นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. Chisom reviews Louis Theroux’s Netflix documentary Inside the Manosphere and diagnoses what it missed — and what it got right. Using her Three Clarities Framework, she talks about the missed opportunity in that the documentary did not name the systems driving manosphere radicalization: economic precarity, algorithmic profiteering, and the pipeline from self-help to fascism. While the documentary sparked impor...
• Gender Equality Is Designed For Some White Women 11.03.2026 13นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. It’s Women’s History Month, and most of what we call “gender equality” was never designed for all women. In this episode, Chisom uses the Three Clarities Framework to diagnose who gender equality actually serves, who it erases, and why surface-level representation without structural change is just performance. She breaks down how mainstream feminism centered white women’s access to power without dismantling t...
• Why Working Harder Isn’t Working: The Three Clarities You Actually Need 04.03.2026 24นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. In this episode of Overnight Wisdom, Chisom Udeze reflects on the questions many women and leaders are asking right now: What does it really take to progress? How do you build a company without burning out? And how do you stay grounded in who you are while navigating systems that weren’t designed for you? Drawing on her Three Clarities framework — Identity, Context, and Power, Chisom unpacks the strategic re...
• Do Less. Lead Better. The Identity Shift That Changed Everything with Cecilia Flatum 25.02.2026 1ชม. 7นาที

  We'd love to hear from you. Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions. What happens when the strategy that made you successful… stops working? In this episode, I sit down with Cecilia — CEO of Deloitte Norway — for a necessary conversation about leadership under pressure, identity clarity, and the dangerous myth that more effort always equals better results. When geopolitical instability shook the market, Cecilia responded the way many high performers do: more action, more campaigns,...