In this episode Bonkiyo and Naana talk to an HBCU alum about the recent social media post by a White student celebrating her admission into Spelman, a Historically Black, all-women’s college.

Naana and Bonkiyo talk about the Covid-19 pandemic and how celebrations of milestones have changed as a result.

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Are you broke and proud?  A baller on a budget? A diva on a dime? How often do you get to have real conversations about economic status? In episode, Naana and Bonkiyo share their takes on socio-economic status and how humble beginnings shaped their life outlook an experiences.

In this episode, Bonkiyo and Naana discuss the complicated legacy of J.J. Rawlings, the late former president of Ghana.

Election news has got people feeling up and down. Perhaps it's a case of crisis averted for many, but there's still quite a few people thinking about setting up shop in another country. In this episode, hosts Naana and Bonkiyo discuss how and why Europe is viewed as a racial utopia and whether that view is misguided.

Today, we chat with our Asian-American guest, Steph, on diversity and her thoughts on POC solidarity.

In this inaugural episode of Season 3, we talk to Adjoa Kyerematen of the Ghana Diaspora Public Affairs Collective (GHPAC) about the upcoming elections, the role of African dot Americans in the elections, and the importance of African dot Americans organizing and getting more involved in politics in order to influence policy.

Bonkiyo and Naana catch up with each other and discuss allyship in light of the Black Lives Matter movement