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Gatsby introduced his app Gatsby TV, which allows users to search for and recommend TV shows and movies to friends, bringing offline conversations online. The app currently has a few thousand users but Gatsby aims to grow it.

Gatsby discussed struggles securing investment as a black founder, noting he has not met a single black investor. He is self-funded so far alongside his partner. Hearing wisdom helped him persevere despite obstacles.

Gatsby advised having confidence like he did leaving a cushy job for his vision. Though success isn't guaranteed, with dedication and problem-solving skills, one can accomplish goals through perseverance.

Gatsby aims to use the app to spur real-life conversations about entertainment, with meetups and giveaways. Users are encouraged to share culture by uploading content, building community through a shared passion.

Gatsby's long-term goal is using the app's success to establish schools supporting black children from an early age, addressing a root cause of lack of black business leaders. Investing in youth will help communities thrive for generations.

Both speakers stressed the importance of identifying and nurturing talent in children early. Differences should be seen as strengths, not limitations. With the right foundations and belief in their abilities, all children can achieve their potential.

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Introductions and podcast overview @ 0:00Kellen Coleman introduced the podcast as a platform to highlight great people doing great things. He had Travel Cameroon introduce himself and explain his social media platforms before delving into his journey.Starting travel Cameroon and changing perceptions @ 12:19Travel Cameroon started his channel to showcase Cameroon's diversity and beauty beyond negative stereotypes. He captured cultural, landscape and people aspects across regions to shape new perspectives.Growing the channel and monetization @ 18:02Travel Cameroon explained how he initially funded travels through odd jobs before sponsors covered location features. He now earns through Facebook ads, charging more abroad due to Cameroon's lower wages. Experience grew his skills over three years.Collaborations and community support @ 27:11While some influencers lacked follow-through, Travel Cameroon remains open to collaborations and features small businesses to promote their growth. Audience support through service purchases and equipment donations can aid further goals.Infrastructure needs and tourism opportunities in Cameroon @ 32:36Travel Cameroon believes improved roads, electricity and accessibility to sites hold potential to develop tourism—a key revenue sector—yet faces challenges. Solar supplements generators at lodges. Investing in renewable energy for rural areas came up as a discussion point.