Newstex publishers' stories with Roselyn Omaka founder of Bolanle Media

Описание: How Roselyn Omaka Is Building a Netflix for Joyful Stories

In this heartfelt interview, Laura Acosta sits down with Roselyn Omaka, founder of Bolanle Media, to discuss her journey from a career at Apple to becoming a voice for positive storytelling in today’s often overwhelming news cycle.

Bolanle Media was born out of hardship and hope. Named after the Yoruba word meaning "finds wealth at home," the platform centers on uplifting news, cultural representation, and independent media values that prioritize facts, empathy, and community.

Roselyn opens up about her early days podcasting, how red-carpet opportunities snowballed into film industry collaborations, and her partnership with Special Olympics Texas—a milestone that led to the upcoming production of an immersive documentary film aimed at platforms like Netflix and Apple TV.

Topics covered in this interview:

Why Roselyn left tech for mission-driven media
The meaning behind the Bolanle Media name and vision
How a podcast led to red-carpet access and global recognition
The power of good news and emotional integrity

Details of the Special Olympics documentary project

Roselyn’s dream of launching a global streaming platform for uplifting content

If you're passionate about media entrepreneurship, female founders, or the rise of positive news platforms, this is a must-watch conversation. Roselyn’s vision for Bolanle proves that storytelling can be both empowering and entertaining.

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