The W2W Podcast

Election Day is coming, are you sure you are ready? What do the senile know that the youth are still trying to catch up on?

Your vote is your voice your voice is your victory!

My theory is this: a significant reason why many women on their transformation journeys still find themselves in unhealthy relationships can be directly linked to the narratives they've absorbed from fairytales.

NB: Listener discretion is advised as the host may have gotten one or two facts about the fairytale plots wrong.

Welcome to a new season! While many people tend to focus solely on their success stories, I want to take a moment to reflect on my own failures. I truly believe that understanding and embracing our setbacks can be incredibly valuable. Together, we'll explore how your attitude towards failure can pave the way for personal growth and transformation. Let's embark on this journey with compassion and open hearts.

Due to a deeply traumatic experience and contextual literature, here is my take on the law and abortion.

Congrats guys!!!! We’ve made it to the very end. I wanted to commemorate this event by discussing a very special person and by offering a heartfelt thank you to everyone who’s been with me and grown through out this journey of transformation. God bless and I hope these episodes brought refreshments, reformation and laughter to your life!❤️❤️❤️

P.S.: We also managed not to exhaust every v-worded adjective in the dictionary too in the process, phew😮‍💨😮‍💨😅😂

Why others see an extremely rich man, what I see is intentional and systematic increase in wealth over the span of a century. Join me visit the legacy of the real “old money” family of Africa.

There is a reason I am vehemently against the emigration of African youths. Listen to find out why.

As we stray from our usual route dissecting areas of people’s lives, in this episode join me as we look into one of Africa most talked about nations and ponder the transformation of water to wine or vice versa.

A strong African leader, voluble on the subject of the environment and how it affected women’s rights. Let’s appraise Maathai for all her efforts and the legacy she’s left behind.

One man whose teachings I could never get enough of (hence the use of the word voracious), join me in acknowledging a man who shaped how I perceived the world.