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Why STEM? Podcast
Welcome to The Why STEM Podcast—where purpose meets possibility in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Hosted by Dr. Ramees Madourie, a seasoned STEM educator, speaker, and visionary leader, this podcast explores the personal and powerful “why” behind the journeys of today’s most inspiring voices in STEM.
From students and scientists to educators, entrepreneurs, and industry experts, each episode dives deep into transformational stories, career insights, and the social impact of STEM education and innovation. Whether you're navigating your own path in STEM or supporting the next generation of leaders, this podcast is your go-to source for motivation, mentorship, and momentum.
🔍 What You'll Get:
- Real stories from diverse leaders in STEM
- Practical advice on careers, leadership, and innovation
- Insights on equity, access, and diversity in STEM
- STEM education strategies for teachers and institutions
- Inspiration for students, parents, and professionals alike
✅ Perfect for:
Educators, students, STEM professionals, career changers, school leaders, youth mentors, diversity advocates, and anyone passionate about the future of science and technology.
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Why STEM? Podcast
From Military Brat to CEO | How Failure Built Nahjee Maybin’s STEM Success | Why STEM Podcast Ep. 02
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What does it take to turn setbacks into leadership success?
In this episode of the Why STEM Podcast, host Dr. Rameesh Madourie talks with Nahjee Maybin, CEO of Kenyatta Computer Services, about how failure, grit, and resilience shaped his path from a multicultural, military upbringing to earning two STEM degrees and leading his own tech company by the age of 26.
Nahjee shares real-life lessons on why delaying gratification matters, how to embrace challenges (even when they seem impossible — like earning a Geophysics degree), and why doing something is always better than living with regret.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ How failure became the foundation for Nahjee’s leadership journey
✅ Lessons from pursuing a Math and Geophysical Engineering degree
✅ How his multicultural upbringing gave him a global leadership perspective
✅ The mindset shift that helped him navigate setbacks & career pivots
✅ Why resilience matters for young professionals and future leaders
✅ Practical advice for students & professionals on facing challenges head-on
👉 Watch the full episode on YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK3VmbmDrJI&list=PLdBOgOf389-6xAQnzHRGs5zmw7NWSHeHc
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