On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Sewa, the host of A Series Conversation with Sewa.

We spoke about her love for films and series, her struggle with inferiority complex as a result of her weight and eye etc.

You can listen to episodes of Sewa's podcast via this link: www.podpage.com/aseriesconversation

On this week's episode of the podcast, I interviewed Brown, the host of Nudezone with Brown. We spoke about her personal life as well as her podcasting journey.

You can listen to more episodes of her podcast on http://linktr.ee/Nudezonewithbrown 

I am back. It's season 2. It is bigger! It is better! I can't wait to have you on board.

In this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Damola Morenikeji, the COO of Joy Inc, an organization with a mission to transform sub-Saharan Africa into a mental, emotional and spiritual safe space.

We spoke about how he became an author whilst in secondary school and how he helped other students fulfil their dream of becoming authors themselves.

We also spoke about how he continued his work of service in the university and the price he had to pay to do so. Lastly, he spoke about his work at Joy Inc.

In this episode, I had an interesting conversation with Magnus Okeke. Magnus hates labels. But if you must describe him, he is a product manager, a customer support person, a software tester and a blogger. We spoke about many things from how he poisoned the village river at the age of 6; how he got a remote job with an international organization with only an OND degree; we spoke about investment and many more. All I can say is that this is one discussion that is filled with a lot of gems. Listen and thank me later.

Disclaimer: Magnus's advice about investment are just his personal position on things, make sure you make your own personal research before putting in your hard earn money in any thing. 

Magnus blogs at www.iammagnus.com 

On this week's episode of the podcast, I profiled the life of the Ghanaian diplomat, Kofi Anan who spent 60 years at the United Nations.

On this week's interview of the podcast, I spoke with Ijila Itunu, the brain behind Innovative Fotography. She is a wedding photographer and a passionate Physicist.

She spoke about how she graduated from secondary school at the age of 13, her father's reaction when he found out she was pursuing photography as well as advice to upcoming photographers. Listen!

On this week's episode of the podcast, I took a break from the African Nobel Laureate series to pay tribute to those who lost their lives during Biafra war. Listen.