This episode seeks to introduce an unprecedented blog between two ladies who are miles apart and racially different yet they work beautifully together and seeks to inspire the world to accommodate diversity because diversity promotes creativity.

"Be my Guest" tells the biblical story of Noah through modern lens for children to understand and also cruise children to sleep with a story in mind.

This episode shares the success of Zaacoal and Riley's Hands with the world to drive home the point that Africa must put forth a reasoned but not an angry case to the world. Art cover credit: late Dr.Rosemary O. Ofeibea Aboagye King.

This is a special episode of my podcast to wish you a happy birthday, from the Poku-Ansah family. Art cover credit: late Dr.Rosemary O. Ofeibea Aboagye King.

This episode address this issue with Elorm, Nora from Ghana and Ximena from Argentina. The ladies shares thier unique experience to drive home the point that having a crush on someone is natural and universal.

This segment is designed to read stories to children in the evening and cruise them joyfully to the world of sleep as they go to bed with morals and new vocabulary.

This episode dares people to confront their fears and move forward. Art cover credit: late Dr. Rosemary O. Ofeibea Aboagye King.

This segment seeks to deliberate with reasonable men on how to prepare the next generations to become effective leaders in Africa across all fields of life.

"The come back" narrates the story of Adam and Eve's disobedience in an interesting modern way.

This episode encourages entrepreneurs and also shares tips on how to make job interview fun and become a champion. Art cover credit: late Dr. Rosemary O. Ofeibea Aboagye King.