Erika's back with her weekly Sunday reflections. Let's take a break.

This week's episode (featuring Erika's creaky office chair) takes a look into Nihilism and a bunch of other isms and schools of thought that we use to cope with life's big questions.

Welcome back to Tlhodia the podcast with your host, Erika Kimani, where we make noise on the internet for about 20 minutes each week. Join the noisemakers list and follow us on Instagram, tag along on whatever podcast streamer you use and keep an eye out for the blog. Welcome back!

I can't even use the "it's Sunday somewhere" excuse no mo but here's another one.

Ft Tshego

Bonus content from your fave noisemaker. This week's prompt; what would you do if you could talk to your past self for a minute?

After a few weeks of radio silence, we've returned with the story of a teacher, women's rights activist and political campaigner, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti.

"Whee-mens rights and human rights are cinnamons."-Erika

This week's Punani Power segment features a phenomenal woman hailing from Nigeria. Here's the story of Funmilayo Ransome Kuti.

Erika is back with a new segment! It's pride month and not having an LGBTQIA+ segment would be criminal so join us for some educative tea and conversation with a wide range of guest speakers and personalities! 

In this episode of Pum Pum Power (apart from Erika being a joke), we look at the story of Sarraounia, the Queen of the Azna, a subgroup of the Hausa, who ruled in what is today Southwest Niger, during the late 19th century.