Kemiyondo is a Ugandan actress, writer, producer and director. She wrote her first one woman play “Jabulile!” in 2008 and went on to take the play to Grahamstown National Festival in South Africa. She later got a scholarship to Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon, USA where she continued to pursue her writing. In this episode, we discuss the various dynamics involved in the entertainment industry as well as what mindset one should have before venturing into it, and we also talk about A Ka Dope, and its role in promoting local Ugandan artists.

Alex is a Nigerian Actress, Writer, TV Personality, Talk Radio Host, Speaker, Author, Podcaster & Self-help Mentor with over 10 years of professional experience as a Media Personality, Content Creator & Creative Entrepreneur. Alex is also an Advocate for EXPRESSION, a Personal Reinvention Activist & a Multi Platform Ambassador for Self Empowerment & Transformation who spends her days, promoting expression, building her purpose and empowering people globally.

Sarah is a self-taught Contemporary Ghanaian Artist that paints the majority of her work in a distorted fashion. She has jointly exhibited with other Artists including the talented Jade Delecia and has participated in exhibitions such as the Other Art Fair through Creative Debut. In this episode, Sarah talks about the moment she decided to share her paintings publicly as well as her motivation for painting, and helpful tips to help upcoming artists make it in the industry.

Stephanie is an established online marketer from Lagos, Nigeria. Her website Stephanieobi.com offers online courses to entrepreneurs helping them market their businesses as well as create profitable courses of their own. In this episode, Stephanie shares her journey right from selling ankara accessories all the way to becoming her nation's leading online courses expert. She also shares tips on how to position your business in order to attract the right customers willing to pay for your product or service.

Ehime is the founder and CEO of Sweet Kiwi;  a Nigerian based self and soft serve frozen yoghurt bar which sells premium frozen yoghurt in over 100 flavors. The frozen yoghurt concept is popular because it gives the customers complete creative control of their dessert. In this episode, Ehime shares her inspiration for starting a frozen yoghurt business in Nigeria, the challenges involved in running a franchise, and tips on how to avoid common mistakes made by start-up entrepreneurs.

Mary is the founder and CEO of Glass House PR which helps clients communicate, engage and build relationships with their stakeholders. In this episode, Mary shares some of the ways in which different businesses can market and brand themselves in order to get more exposure. She also highlights the various ways in which Glass House PR helps it's clients, and how she managed to build the company from scratch, to one that has been contacted by Facebook and Google for their services.

Diane is the founder and CEO of Amooti; an online Market place that provides easy access to African inspired Art, Culture, Fashion and other products. Amooti aims to change the lives of gifted and inspired people by giving them a platform to share their talents and culture, while creating a source of income for them. In this episode, Diane shares how she created a business by trying to solve a problem she experienced as well as the hurdles involved and how to overcome them.

Irene is the founder and Managing Director of the African Secrets Magazine. A bi annual magazine show-casing the hidden gems and cultures from the African continent. In this episode, Irene and Lynette share the pros and cons of running a magazine, including tips on how to get sponsors while starting out, and the best ways to keep your magazine relevant in order to grow your audience.

Emma is the founder and CEO of Outspoken Edge which provides intuitive digital media management for entrepreneurs and corporate institutions across Africa. They also offer full-service online marketing solutions for virtually every business need, including online marketing, website design, search engine optimization, pay-per-click campaigns, content creation and other services. In this episode, Emma shares the importance of having an online presence as a business plus ways in which you can leverage social media in order to enhance your brand.

Belema is the founder and CEO of Britts Foods, a stop-shop for healthy and delicious food. Founded in 2015, Britts Foods pride themselves in using locally-sourced ingredients not just because it supports their communities, but because their fresh, healthy ingredients straight from the farms taste great. In this episode, Belema shares a few lessons she's learnt as an entrepreneur including what's required before starting a business and the importance of hiring the right people.