Progress takes you on a journey through the rich history and culture of the Swahili people.

Progress explores the roots of May Day, its global meaning, and in the U.S. and Canada, it’s celebrated on the first Monday of September.

From Hujambo to everyday phrases, Blossom shows how greetings connect cultures.

Progress journeys into the heart of Africa's ancient holistic healing system. Discover how plant wisdom, ancestral connection, and spiritual balance have offered healing for millennia.

From harvest to happiness, Blossom walks us through the African Yam Festival and why it’s more than just a love for yams.

Progress takes us inside Ghana’s Founders’ Day—why it’s celebrated, the history behind it, and the spirit of pride that unites the nation.

Join Blossom as she reveals the hidden meanings and playful twists of AKAN food slang—served hot, fresh, and hilarious!

Progress digs into the New Yam Festival, where the first harvest isn’t just food, but a conversation with ancestors, land, and living traditions.

Progress takes you from Luanda's streets to global clubs, unpacking how Kizomba's sensual sway and Kuduro's electric energy became Angola's greatest cultural exports.

Blossom reveals how every syllable in Igbo names tells a story - from ancestral wisdom to parents' deepest hopes woven into letters.