This week on MamaTokTok's A Different Take, meet Dr. Nkaze N. Chateh, a Cameroonian-born, US-based conflict resolution specialist turned missionary. Nkaze takes us on a riveting journey from Rocky Mountain, North Carolina to Syria and Iraq as she describes what it means to answer God's call.

To learn more about her work or to support her mission, visit https://myvocationislove.com/about-my-mission

Senegalese-based fashion designer, Safietou Seck sat down with MamaTokTok to discuss her journey from economist to fashion designer, her line Sarayaa and the joys and challenges of developing and marketing a luxury line in Africa.

We also discussed her struggle with depression, how Sarayaa saved her and why she's on a mission to normalize conversations about mental health in our communities. Listen and subscribe.

I caught up with Filmmaker and CEO Isaac Oboth of Media256 for a funny, engaging talk on his unusual journey to entrepreneurship, being in the right place at the right time, reshaping narratives and life behind the camera.

The multitalented entrepreneur was named Forbes Magazine's Most Promising Young Entrepreneurs and his media company partners with CNN to produce features on Africa.

For more information on Isaac and Media256, visit http://media256.com

Follow him on instagram: oboth.isaac

Michelle Silverthorn, CEO of Inclusion Nation and fellow Michigan Law alum joins me in a discussion on bias in the American workplace, the "black mommy/nanny trope" and why it's important to have the language to engage in real conversations about race and bias.

Inclusion Nation, believes that the shifting demographics of the workforce require inclusive leaders equipped with the skills to lead a rapidly transforming workplace. Their goal is to empower leaders, at every level, to promote inclusion in their organizations. For more information on Michelle and her work, go to inclusionnation.org

Motivational Speaker, Executive and Sports Mental Coach at MPV Angola reflects on Africa's history, questions of identity and accountable citizenship.

Jenny and Liza reflect on leaving everything behind in the Philippines in search for a better life as foreign domestic workers

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