On this week's episode, I spoke with Chikere Flore, a Gabonese who married a Nigerian and has been living in Nigeria for the past seventeen years.

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On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Yasmina Kazitani a cofounder at SKLS Consulting, London. She took me on a journey from living a simple life with her grandparents in Algeria to becoming a marketing strategy expert.

On today's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Omar from Algeria. I learnt a lot about the north African country and I am sure you would too.

Fayfay is a Nigerian podcaster, audio engineer and founder of Naijapod Hub, a podcasters' community.

In this interview, she took me on a journey of how she previously wanted to be an engineer and then a musician and how she finally got into radio.

On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Damien Chucy about what it means to be a Master of Ceremonies. It is a journey of a young man with a dream: to become one of African's most prominent MC.

On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Kachenga from Zambia about his country. Below is a breakdown of what we discussed.

1:00 - Meaning of name.

2:00 - Connection between Zambia and Zimbabwe

4:00 - Date of independence

5:00 - Growing up in Zambia

6:00 Cities in Zambia

8:00 - Tribes in Zambia

14:15 - Diversity yet unity

19:06 - Food

24:00 - Transportation

26:00 - Marriage custom

31:00 - Tourist attractions

33:00 - National anthem

34:00 - Saying, "I am proud to be African" in native dialect.

On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Afolayan Daniel, the Lead of Google Business Group (Yaba) about digital marketing.

We talked about how a young person can learn digital skills on the internet as well as the Google tools startup founders can leverage on to promote their businesses online.

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Yeah, 'Hello Kenya'. On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Gabriel from Kenya. We spoke about many things from Safaris and tourist attractions in Kenya to mobile money, how Kenyans felt when Obama became the president of the US to marriage customs etc.

This for me was a crash course on everything Kenya. Listen and share. 

On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Amaka, a Nigerian currently doing a second masters in Berlin Germany.

We spoke about the admission process as well as her experience as an African student in Germany. Listen!