We are re-posting some of our favourite past episodes!!!! The goal is to support, elevate and empower our fellow brothers and sisters from the continent to keep the momentum going. Stay tuned for more episodes.

Kenyan-born artist, educator and entrepreneur, Kimani Muturi, tells us how he is turning the waste products of banana farming in Uganda into beautiful, export-quality fabrics and rugs.

There are African immigrants who say they support MAGA and Trump. Are they genuine, naive or just optimistic opportunists?

We were a little all over the place on this episode (in a good way of course) - what's hot in America aka Kamala Harris, and how the diaspora can grow a spine. 

Africans in the west need to stop "suffering and smiling" and do more to stand up for themselves against anti-immigrant hate.

Young people in Kenya have finally woken up and taken President Ruto and his government by the horns. It's a bold and commendable and commendable in a continent where young people rarely question when old politicians tell them they are the leaders of tomorrow. 
Now the question is: what strategies do young people have to ensure this isn't just another political dust storm that passes with the wind?