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Join Olumide & I as we discuss his brilliant projects and how finding his purpose at such a young age has impassioned him to reimagine an Africa that would be a leader in science and technology.
Let's Talk Sex!! Sandra Banjoko MPH, MS, RD, a Nigerian American Marriage & Family Therapist chats with me about her journey to becoming a sex therapist and how Nigerian (and many African cultures) can benefit from expanding our mindsets and th
This episode is best watched on YouTube where visual aides are provided for enhanced comprehension. On part two, we discuss the excellent docu-series on Netflix called The Journey of An African Colony. It chronicles the making of the country of
This episode is best watched on YouTube where visual aides are provided for enhanced comprehension. On this episode, we discuss the excellent docu-series on Netflix called The Journey of an African Colony. It chronicles the making of the count
Dr Jewel Sandy (Ophthalmologist & Surgeon) discusses her upbringing in Sierra Leone and how it lead her to pursue medicine and mission work that leads to lasting communal change.
This episode is best watched on Youtube because there are visual aides. The Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon has ugly roots in colonialism. On this episode, I discuss the colonial history of Cameroon and why the beautiful country of Cameroon is no
Recommend you watch this episode on YouTube and click the links in the video to donate and share the Change.org petition in order to support the #EndSARS movement.
My two guests and I discuss our complicated experiences with our Christian faith - a 'peaceful' religion that is often regarded as the legacy of the inhumane and immoral act that was colonialism.
Let's talk about the controversy surrounding this movie and why you may or may not want to watch it. You can watch this podcast episode on my YouTube channel - The Simple Farmacist.
HIGHLY suggest you watch this on YouTube - The Simple Farmacist - rather than simply listen. On this Not Just 'African' podcast episode, my sisters and I have a lighthearted question and answer session to uplift our spirits in this quarantine p
My sisters and I share our experiences growing up in a family and culture that practiced corporal punishment and what our thoughts are about its place in the discipline of children.
On this episode of the Not Just 'African' podcast, I am joined by my friends as we discuss our personal and shared experiences of colorism across African, African-American, and Carribean cultures.
Dr Ronald Mataya - OBGYN and co-director of the Global Women's Health initiative in Malawi via the Baylor College of Medicine - discusses his work and mission to improve women's health and promote gender equality through health and education in
During this episode, I speak with Sandra about Asili kids, and how she and her sister are keeping African cultures alive through children’s books. Visit Asilikids.com and grab a copy!
In honor of February, the month of love, I bring you two episodes featuring two amazing couples who married inter-culturally within the Black and African Diaspora. Their beautiful stories and words of wisdom just might inspire you to begin the
In honor of February, the month of love, I bring you two episodes featuring two amazing couples who married inter-culturally within the Black and African Diaspora. Their beautiful stories and words of wisdom just might inspire you to begin the
LionHeart is a film by Genevieve Nnaji that shows a tightly knit Igbo family navigating the difficulties of keeping the family business afloat. It is very well done, and in this episode, my sisters and I share our appreciation of the film and d
In this final episode of season one, I give thanks to all who have supported me in making this podcast a success. I look forward to more successes in the year 2019. Happy New Year!
In this episode, I chat with a young man - Chisha - who is paving his own way by being self-employed. We discuss some of the challenges that come with choosing a non-traditional career path (including dealing with failure and discouragement) bu
During this month of September which is Sickle Cell Awareness Month, join me in this important discussion with Tosin as she shares her experiences living with sickle cell anemia and the incredible strength she demonstrates every day despite the
In part 2 of Coming to America, the discussion continues with my guests which are my two sisters Ihuoma and Ogechi, and our friend Cheryl. Hilarity ensues as we recount just a few of the many struggles our families have endured as immigrants, a
In this episode, I and my sisters Ihuoma and Ogechi, and our friend Cheryl discuss our personal immigration journey to America and the struggles our families faced during the process. If you've ever wondered if the current anti-immigrant rhetor
Two young men - one Nigerian American, and one Malawian American come together to discuss their dichotomous experiences in the motherland. The result is a lot of laughter, self-examination and a healthy amount of teasing. We also discuss their
DeeDee describes growing up in Zimbabwe as a 'colored' young woman with Shona, Ndebele, Guyanese, and European ancestry. Our discussion ranges from the discovery and acceptance of her identity as neither black nor white, and what land re-distri
The first interview of International Women's History Month is with Cheryl who chronicles her journey growing up as a young African girl in a predominantly African American and Hispanic neighborhood in L.A., and the changes she made to fit in wi
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