This song is written by & performed by Exy's mom Florence. She talks about vows of love & being there for someone always. These promises last forever & should be taken seriously. Happy valentine & Enjoy!

In this episode, we celebrate the legacy Kofi Annan of Ghana 🇬🇭. Share thoughts on how we express love in our culture. Finally we get to read 4 special valentine shout outs!!

Kicking off Black History Month, Let's take a trip to The Republic of South Africa 🇿🇦. We acknowledge late President Nelson Mandela & his contributions in abolishing apartheid in South Africa. Looking at some facts of his history & legacy. Also in this episode, Exy looks at the difference between cultural appreciation and appropriation. sites.austince.edu/accent/cultural appreciation. preemptivelove.org. www.one.org

In this episode, exy talks about raising kids in the realities of life. Adults are so sensitive about teaching kids the wins and failures of life hence raising children who are incapable of living on their own. Promo of valentine will run from February 4th to February 10th. Want to leave a Valentine message or share a love story? Email [email protected] for more details and a chance to feature your message or story.

This weeks episode is suggested by a contributors to the show Ben Collins! Let's talk some historical facts on how Christianity made itself into Africa. Why Africans worship the way they do?why Christianity is part of our culture nowadays? & why it's embedded in us than the western world despite originating there? https://www.bbc.co.uk , https://thelastwell.org

This first episode of 2021 is hosted by Exy and her sisters Linie & Liris. Join these sisters as they answer if a new year means new you or new possibilities. Follow on @african_teapot, [email protected]

Join exy and her sister Liris as they walk through their Christmas memories as kids back in Cameroon. They also look at the stress on most Africans during this time including tips on how to deal with it.

In this episode Exy addresses the nervousness of first time guests to African parties or get together. The culture behind African hosts & guests, the reasons most Africans will host you the way they do. Picture credit to afric 360.

Let's talk about sharing and the stereotype of Africans always in need of charity. The spirit of giving around the holidays.

In this episode, we take a stop in Nigeria to look at how jokes about polygamy can be misinterpreted in other parts of the world. Let's look at Pretty Mike from Nigeria and social media this week.