Diversity is a buzzword in our society today—an idea or way of being to which many aspire. In my conversation with Tanja Scheffler in this episode, we discuss the beauty and complexity of diversity through the lens of her lived experience as a German-Ghanaian.

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In this episode, American-Egyptian filmmaker Sharine Atif shares about her upbringing, journey to becoming a filmmaker, personal influences that shape her creations, and her hope for her films' impact on audiences.

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Rama Saeed is a Ghanaian yogi who is learning to embrace the discomforts of life through her practice and journey with yoga. In this episode, she shares about her early life, her inspiration for practicing yoga, and how she overcomes anxiety when preparing for classes as a yoga instructor.

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Sandy Allibo is Surf Ghana Collective's founder and Freedom Skate Park's director. In this episode, she talks about adjusting to life in Ghana following her move from France, her inspiration for starting Surf Ghana Collective, as well as he hopes for the young women with whom she works.

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Betty Noel-Pierre, The Brearley School's Head of Upper School and  a former teacher of mine, as we discuss her academic journey, the need for representation and diversity within academia, and the potential for inspiration that serves.

Darren Ziorkley has spent the majority of his life being creatively expressive. In this episode, he shares how his love for creativity developed, talks about previous projects he has worked on, and how he seeks to combine different art forms to bring diversity and uniqueness to his products.

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