Tongwa's been away for a few episodes. She's back with explanations as to why!

Nosa speaks with Ghada about life Saudi Arabia, moving to the US, Black Churches & Arabic.

Nosa sits with Molly Igoe as they talk about holidays in the US and how they sometimes differ with African/Nigerian holidays.

Nosa has a conversation with his roomate Fahim Syed; a first year medical student and second generation Indian/Pakistani living in the US. The conversation touches on growing up, the pressure of med school and what its like to have Indian/Pakistani parents.

Nosa attends a friend's bday and records conversations among guests. Happy Bday Cara and shout out to her roomates Ady and Nthanze. Other guest Cassandra, Dave, Nate and Alazzar also featured.

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Nosa & Tongwa talk about traveling overseas (from a West-African perspective). Why are more and more Africans moving out west and what does the future hold for Africans in the diaspora?

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What expectations do West-Africans have from their 'cousins abroad' and how does it shape our perspective on wealth and financial freedom.

Hint: MoneyGram is a popular international remittance service.

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Nosa & Tongwa discuss foreign aid to Africa. The need for it in the 21st century and how that shapes the perception of the continent to the world. We are not economists by the way.

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Nosa and Tongwa talk about their new year goals.

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Do you have an unconventional sounding name? In this episode, we discuss names that others consider "difficult to pronounce", and what it means when young Africans pick out an "American" name in lieu of their traditional names.

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