Briony and I dig into the magic of living locally in Nairobi and thinking globally. The undeniable value of having a job that allows you to live out your purpose while gaining financial security. She shares why people are so central to her bi-continental strategy and how she leverages her global community in building a fulfilling life. It’s not all about Mai Tais with Briony, it’s clearly about relationships, purpose, impact, and joy

Sandra is back in the studio, where we discuss the challenges of transitioning into your desired field after moving abroad and the importance of upskilling and staying ready for the opportunity of your dreams. How to not make your work your entire personality, and what to do in the gap between where you are and where you want to be. Tricontinental relationships and the idea of retiring in your partner’s other African country.

Sandra and I get chatting about what constitutes home for her and the feeling of being home being akin to removing your wig after a long day at work. We unpack the whirlwind journey of starting a business in Zimbabwe while abroad. The pitfalls of trying to be “Mother Christmas” and a "diaspora big girl", and that reassuring moment when you realise your presence to your family is truly enough.

Join Mukudzei and I as we unpack “the perpetual quest for home”, and the cost of being bicontinental to a family. We discuss sunshine, braai stands and those “we never asked you for a durawall” moments. He shares the small contribution you can make to bring back Ubuntu in the society back home, while ensuring shared success and dignified work. Discover the tips and tricks around how to execute a project back home and how to effectively est when it feels like you are between two homes.

Pamela Hoto and I discuss how a globally in-demand career can help with transitioning into a new country. The importance of the "self check-in" about where you are located and if you are happy. The infamous "Are you back back? question when you go to your home country, and ofcourse visiting CapeTown and immediately thinking "retirement is too far away for the year round summer!"

I am joined by Dumi Mabhena, as we discuss how to nurture the 'gardens' on both sides of the world. Offering condolences and sharing engagement news over WhatsApp and finally, "Shout Out to Aunty Martha!" - everyone needs one.

Join host Tino in exploring the intricate world of the Bi-Continental Mind. Unpack what it means to purposefully navigate between Africa and the diaspora. Discover how identity, career, and relationships are shifting to accommodate this abundant lifestyle as Africans embrace the global stage. Does it truly have to be Africa or the Diaspora or can we create a life that accommodates both?