This episode features the poem "The Plea" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem features a narrative or voice of Afro hair as if it were a character talking to the person that it belongs to. The Afro makes a plea to be released and questions why it has been hidden for so long...

This episode features the poem "Pride" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem features a narrative of the character in the poem as if she were talking to a stranger who is held hostage by the beautiful difference that Afro hair displays.

This episode features the poem "Never Alone" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem features a narrative that is offered by the various creative (and traditional) styles of Afro hair from Bantu Knots to the undeniable Afro puff. Their words are delivered as if they are living and breathing. Almost as if you were talking to members of your own family or to your closest family of friends.

This episode features the poem "The Presence of Glory" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem reflects on the privilege of being designed with Afro hair and that it has its own unique texture, form and presence. It is also a reflection of how the presence of Afro hair makes us undeniable and set apart in the most obvious of ways.

This episode features the poem "The Words They Said" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem describes our Afro hair as the silent witness to all the negative and/or hurtful words that may have been said to us about our Afro hair. The poem ends with positive affirmations - a testimony to how our thoughts and words about ourselves and our Afro hair can overcome negative experiences of the past.

This episode features the poem "Playtime" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem describes a moment where you may have paused from a long day to take a five minute break and as you become quiet, you begin to play with your hair. Sometimes we play with our hair while we are thinking too. Either way, we all have those moments when we just want to enjoy the texture of our awesome Afro hair.

This episode features the poem "Flick!" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem temporarily takes us down memory lane where it briefly explores some of the things we used to do to mimic standards of beauty to be anyone but ourselves...fast forward to today...loving ourselves a d our Afro hair is paramount!

This episode features the poem "The Song" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem uses the analogy of music and song to describe how our Afro hair would sing. Temporarily immerse yourself into this poem and imagine the marvellous melodies that would escape from a creation that is genuinely full of joy about who they are and how they would sing their own kind of song.

This episode features the poem "The presence of locs" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem describes the beauty of a common form of our Afro hair known as locs and/or dreadlocks. Enjoy!

This episode features the poem "Afro Awakened" written by your host Dee Chikwendu. This poem is about the experience of feeling free when we finally get to that place of showcasing our Afro hair without any form of compromise.