Grit Talk Podcast

Grit Talk Podcast
Podcast Description
GRIT TALK Podcast, where we talk about the business of creativity with a focus on sharing tips and tricks for aspiring and accomplished professionals in the creative industry. We are coming to you with guests whose experience ranges from legal practice, talent management, to comedy writing and creative entrepreneurship. Ever wondered about the moves to make yourself a success in the Creative Business? GRIT TALK Pod is for you!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various themes pertinent to the creative industry, including talent management, legal strategies for creatives, and entrepreneurial insights. Episodes feature discussions on topics such as navigating the Nigerian music business with A&R expert Agwu Obinna, understanding intellectual property with lawyer Victor Ekpo, and exploring the integration of comedy and business with Damilola Aderemi, showcasing unique stories and professional tips relevant to listeners in the creative sector.

GRIT TALK Podcast, where we talk about the business of creativity with a focus on sharing tips and tricks for aspiring and accomplished professionals in the creative industry. We are coming to you with guests whose experience ranges from legal practice, talent management, to comedy writing and creative entrepreneurship. Ever wondered about the moves to make yourself a success in the Creative Business? GRIT TALK Pod is for you!
Oluwatobi “Icon” Oreoluwa is a media entrepreneur and creative powerhouse known for his dynamic presence and bold projects. Describing himself as a “Gentleman of the street,” he juggles roles across iconic brands like Iconic Stuff Only, Street Church and Ashtag Team.
Tobi is also actively engaged in Africa’s music and creative scene, having appeared on influential panels such as the “Artist Blueprint” at Make Music Lagos 2025. His content, ranging from street‑style visuals to behind‑the‑scenes of media and music events, echoes his tagline: “Just an Icon Living & Loving.”
In 2023, he launched Iconic Stuff Entertainment, a “kingdom‑focused” full‑service record label and entertainment collective, inspired by his stint managing AnEndlessOcean. The label aims to propel African artists onto the global stage while prioritizing creative freedom, fair collaboration, and mutual profitability, guided by empathy and a refusal to cling to industry norms.

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