This Suicide Prevention  Awareness month means a lot to Gen Z Africa. Let us take time to grieve those who have lost their lives through suicide. Let us also take time to resurface the topic so that we are reminded on how everyone plays a part in suicide prevention. Remember it is of most importance to remain kind and hopeful  Hoping you enjoy this episode and how much you will learn.

This series is titled Deception this episode focuses on Self Deception. It educates all followers of the movement on Self Deception and the effects of it in  not only our lives but others as well. 

The episode that teaches us the true meaning of revolution and why it is important. It is important to remember revolutions happen when there is a serious need and passion to change something in a society. The path of revolutions in the past were bloody with settlement of land disputes comes then the question of the involvement of social media in social revolutions which will be a part 2 of the series.

What does it mean to be an attention seeker? Is it really that big of a deal join Esther Wangari and her friend and guest Dan Mukoya as they discuss the topic.

A new year and you still do not know what to expect? Listen as Esther Wangari speaks of the most important lesson to remember even as the chapter begins(2021)

Esther Wangari gives her story time on her thoughts about gender construct.

Gen Z Africa announcement!!!!!Esther Wangari talks about the growth of the movement and invites you in on what toe expect from her.

Hey welcome again to my small brain. The word "vibes" and how it sits with me. I am a victim of this but now that I am aware of this word and taking steps to use it in the correct way

We discuss the theory of perfectionism and remind Gen Z perfectionism is unattainable. This episode Esther Wangari talks about being affected by some of the perfectionist traits. She also in the end gives a scaling on when perfectionist traits may end up being a disadvantage.

Esther Wangari talks about her younger self as she notices how differently she dealt with shame and embarrassment then and compares it to now.