Do you hate poetry too? 

This episode is a conversation with Tolu Akinyemi popularly known as Poetolu, an author of 4 books, all dubbed 'Poetry For People Who Hate Poetry'. Asides a read of some of his poems, he shares the major ingredients of his work, his transition from complicated to simple, his ideas on writers block and lots more. It's full of insight for aspiring writers, and creatives. Enjoy!

"I AM NOT LIMITED, I AM DIRECTED". This episode is a continuation of the discussion with Jeremiah Osibe. An insightful episode that explores how faith and the environment affects a creatives work, starting with why and moving on from there, and there's a sneak peek into a new book. Enjoy!

"The purpose of art is impact" - Jeremiah Osibe. This interview with the author of Village Man, provides mind-blowing insights, that can be applied by anyone, especially creatives (from exploring different forms of art to create a blend that's uniquely yours, a knack for deep listening etc.) You will definitely gain wisdom, enjoy!

This episode is an interview with Susan Haworth, the author of the book 'A Change Would Do You Good'. The discussion is focused on change and how there's a need to embrace it, the 'Impostor Syndrome', Accountability in creative journeys, Strategies to create change etc. Enjoy!

This episode talks about CHANGE. Especially in the workplace and in our personal lives. It will help you to evaluate your own attitude towards change.

This episode expounds on the subject of friends and friendship using '1001 quotes and sayings'. With sub-topics like frenemies, distance, friends and money, you'll get a well rounded picture of who a friend is, what friendship should and should not mean. We are grateful to Anne Moreland for this wonderful gift.

This episode summaries the No Complaining Rule book by best selling author, Jon Gordon. To help individuals, teams and organisations deal with the problem of negativity and complaining, using actionable steps to promote positivity at work and in our personal lives, for the overall effective achievement of organisational goals.