Podcast
In the aftermath of Rodney King’s assault by police officers in the 90s and his attackers’ subsequent acquittal, Ian Rowe and Nique Fajors grew weary of a public narrative proclaiming that black men in America were doomed to failure under an oppressive system. A feeling of invisibleness struck both Ian and Nique who were then Harvard Business School classmates as the stories of men like them became increasingly ignored in the public eye. So they launched “The Invisible Men,” a documentary telling the stories of amazing black men at Harvard University who achieved success by leaning on the core principles of family, faith, free enterprise, and entrepreneurship.
Today, Ian and Nique have resurrected “The Invisible Men” as a video podcast. In their inaugural episode, Ian and Nique share their inspiration behind launching “The Invisible Men” documentary in the 90s and discuss why — 30 years later — their message of agency and empowerment is needed more than ever.
Kmele Foster on Fatherhood and Seeing Beyond Race
Episode XLI
Tony Sewell challenges UK government on reasons for poor racial outcomes
Episode XL
Irvin Scott on the Importance fo Faith & Fatherhood
Episode XXXIX
Shelby Steele on the Powerful Influence of White Guilt
Episode XXXVIII
2021 in Review: Advice to Darryl
Episode XXXVII
Live Episode with John McWhorter
Episode XXXVI
Ian & Nique on the Olympics and the importance of high expectations
Episode XXXV
James Hill on building crypto business & driving community development
Episode XXIV
Scott Hilton-Clarke on finding your inner music and purpose
Episode XXXIII
Barry Johnson on what it means to be a "possibilitist"
Episode XXXII
Harvard professor Roland Fryer on disrupting the false narrative around policing (part 2)
Episode XXXI
Harvard professor Roland Fryer on studying difficult questions with economics (part 1)
Episode XXXI
Theodore Johnson on restoring American patriotism, properly understood
Episode XXX
Ward Connerly on Malcolm X, equality vs. equity, and the Biden presidency
Episode XXIX
Bob Woodson on rescuing American history from “race hustlers”
Episode XXVIII
Anthony Bradley on a data-centered view of black progress and human flourishing
Episode XXVII
Jason Riley on the legacy of Thomas Sowell and its importance to our future
Episode XXVI
Washington State Representative David Hackney on stewarding a great education
Episode XXV
Former CIA analyst Yaya Fanusie on finding peace from within oneself
Episode XXIV
Jonathan Newton on finding drive and direction out of a Bronx upbringing
Episode XXIII
Charles Love on the importance of hands-on investing in communities at risk
Episode XXII
David Mahan on building personal and cultural transformation through faith
Episode XXI
Delano Squires on the virtue of strong family life and responsible fatherhood
Episode XX
Chris Campbell's fortitude propelled him to unretire and win an Olympic medal
Episode XIX
Andy McGadney on the transformative power of education
Episode XVIII
John McWhorter on the enduring effects of rhetoric after the Rodney King assault
Episode XVII
Myron White on investing in the success of real-life "Darryl's"
Episode XVI
Eugene Robinson's "New York Hustle" paved a lifetime of strength over adversity
Episode XV
World champion Lee Kemp on the privilege of another battle
Episode XIV
James Stovall's "open door" mindset helped complete successful start-up exit
Episode XIII
Cliff Barber on “spiritual poverty” and the power of faith
Episode XII
Barry Williams, legendary corporate board executive, on excellence in life & business
Episode XI
Rav Arora on thoughtful analysis in an era of identity politics
Episode X
Troy Stovall on reimagining pathways to power
Episode IX
Wilfred Reilly on challenging ideological uniformity in academia
Episode VIII
Vernon Lee on the importance of supporting black entrepreneurship
Episode VII
Gervase Warner on building a culture of forgiveness
Episode VI
ShotSpotter CEO Ralph Clark on improving policing through technology and entrepreneurship
Episode V
Bob Woodson on why 1776 Unites matters right now
Episode IV
Glenn Loury on the
power of grit
Episode III
How the Piney Woods School is shaping a new era of black excellence
Episode II
30 years later:
Invisible no more
Episode I