In this episode, we talk about one of the greatest leaders and visionaries Africa has ever produced, Patrice Lumumba. We talk about his life, his mission, rise to power, and his unlawful assassination.

“African unity and solidarity are no longer dreams. They must be expressed in decision” Patrice Lumumba.

In this episode, we discuss the ancient tradition of learning a trade in Africa. We discuss the particular trade arrangements, what is expected from an apprenticeship, and what is expected post the apprenticeship.

In this episode, we talk about African parents, and why they are so strict with their children. Is it cultural, is it because of how they were raised? 

In this episode, we discuss what "JAPA", and why millions of Africans are looking to move out of the continent.

In this episode, we chat about planning a wedding in Africa, tribal and intertribal marriages, marriage ceremony rituals in Africa, and what marriage celebrations means in Africa, and the importance of marriages in Africa.

In this episode, we chat about the history of traditional rulers, how communities connect with royal families, how countries use traditional leaders, and how traditional rulers connect with political leaders.

In this episode, we talk about life after Universities in Africa. We chat about what its like getting a job, how we hustle to make money in Africa, and what opportunities are available in Africa post-graduation.

In this episode, we chat about Human Rights in Africa. We discuss the difference of police intervention in Africa in comparison to the western world, we discuss the meaning of 'jungle justice’, prisons in Africa, and more.

In this episode, we chat about the societal preference of men in Africa, and how it is changing in the 21st century.

In this episode, we chat about divorce in Africa. We chat about why it Is unfortunately considered taboo, how diverse compares to the western world, and why it is considered a stigma to women in Africa.