Ola discusses our society's obsession with cancelling people.

Ola explores how willing we are to put aside good fruit because of the tree it has come from.

Ola asks why, in the world of the venerated black mother, we even need black fathers?

Ola reflects on the ideal place to live and the desire for greener pastures.

Ola asks how responsible is the child of an immigrant for the state of the nation their parents left behind? How can he interact with the country of his heritage in a way that's meaningful, impactful and authentic?

Ola explores the under discussed side of the submissive wife conversation.

Ola questions how much meaning we place on visual presentation.

Ola explores the difficult terrain of women making moves on a guy.

Ola discusses being complicit in the destruction of humanity propagated by social media platforms after watching the Netflix film, The Social Dilemma.

Ola examines his own and a wider tendency to look down on the ambition of being a celebrity and culture surrounding it. Is there anything inherently wrong with wanting to be a celebrity?