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You have people who sell themselves out for fame! Then you have Medina! Medina is someone who wants to Transcend the industry, She’s going to change the narrative of what a women should be. She's a compass. You'd be a fool to question her sense of direction. You might not understand at the moment! But you will. In todays episode we go through Medina journey of being an incredible singer/ songwriter she’s out to elevate the middle Eastern community and give women a voice, and help the younger influences.

Justine Valentine is a woman trying to figure it out. A life filled with memories, giving different glimpses into the dark setting of her reality. She knows what it takes to overcome fear, addiction, pain and triumph, a woman confronting modernity. Her story is a reminder for anyone that feels as if no one understands them. However, Justine can rise amongst the opposing force that once overtook her, displaying her courageous strength. Her affinity for God and trying to spread her faith and beliefs, listening and contemplating the gratitude everyone attains every day.

No one knew the Oscar’s were going on! Until will Smith slapped Chris rock! For what over a joke? To defend his wife’s honour! 30 year friendship to the ground.

What is a dream? How do you manifest it? Is there a manual for dummies? Is it possible to go from nothing to becoming something? In life, in society, where individuals become placed in different classes. It comes with connotations; whether one likes it or not, it is possible to change your surroundings for the better. You do not have to live in ruins, slums, cheque to cheque and other troubling scenarios to make it out of the decay. Ultimately anyone has the power, chance, clarity to change their lives forever; there is a pathway if one is looking to do it the right way. Kalysha Eccleston provides the blueprint; you do not know her; never heard her speak, her story, her plight, her upbringing. One thing remains clear: Whatever she puts her mind to, it will succeed. WHY? Kalysha understands the significance of never giving up. Being a financial educator who is vulnerable to her lifestyle to her audience is admirable. She is a trailblazer, and you are a witness to the accolades that will

At the moment, it is all about blood, sweat and tears. The screams of passion while chasing a dream, through pains, afflictions, hardship, trials, and tribulations, is where one defy their story under the theme. From one generation to the next, stories told outlive all of us. At the moment, at least for today, we reminisce on the journey. At the moment, we think about the climactic achievement of reaching one-hundred episodes. The monumental feat, celebrate while we can, tomorrow waits for no one. Osama and Mohammed are in the moment of gratitude, happiness and mere belief: take your dreams, add some vision through the application of hard work, with some spices of being mentored, learning, teaching, you become the one that the world has been waiting to see. WAYS today, WAYS tomorrow, WAYS Forever! One hundred episodes Osama and Mohammed, we did it! Back to work now, we will celebrate when we make another successful trip around the Moon.

Are men trash? What are your thoughts whenever you hear this statement, as a man or woman? Why is it that this sentiment keeps growing as the world evolves? What are the characteristics behind such an individual that leads to the toxic masculinity ideology? ExpiredMusings enters a duo who hosts a podcast out of Windsor, Ontario. They join Osama and Mohammed for a conversation, trying to configure the outline for a troubling concept. Alpha males are around us; they happen to behave, think, and project their ideas in a disgusting, appalling, and unlawful manner. This topic is not an episode to bash men, period. Instead, it discusses a particular subgroup that created a reality that has made Women feel unsafe to live. ExpiredMusings clarifies a dilemma that some guys often refuse to acknowledge, accept, or change. Although none of us are perfect, the episode is not perfect, the experiences shared are not perfect; as the listener, we have the power to change all of this for the better.

For the final episode of the Black History Month series, the conservation around the African diaspora takes place. What is the African diaspora? Is it necessary to know your mother’s tongue? Why do many youths in the diaspora barely know anything about their parent’s country about culture, language, ethics, and religion? What were the positions great African-Americans and African leaders had on the significance of unification between Blacks across diasporas and in Africa? Here is where our guest Taha, co-founder of Thediasporashop, enters. A beautiful individual who answers such puzzling questions has caused confusion and division amongst our people for decades. Taha informs the listener about his story, clearly stating his purpose in life. Today’s episode title is a quote of the endless quotes from Taha himself, introspective externally while adjusting internally to the messages received momentously from the ancestors.

In the third episode for the Black History Month series, Africa, being the motherland, in aspects like never before. Using African proverbs based on the significance of the Sun and Moon, Osama and Mohammed create a conversation about the richness of a continent, the variety of cultures, languages and how the relationship between individuals and the Moon or groups and the Sun are tied to themes of hope, sorrow, intelligence, family, pride and courage. It's about homecoming, at its finest hour, Africa's glory should be acknowledged, reminisced and defined as we encompass the realities of life.

The second episode of Black History Month's audio series dives deep into the division amongst African-Americans. Black History Month, a month revered for celebrating the historical feats achieved by luminous black figures, is the norm and should continue to be so. Besides reverting to our past in terms of victory, one rarely discussed element is the shadowy element of division. How peculiar or prominent differences between us created groups, affirmations rooted in separatism. Concepts discussed include 'House' vs 'Field' Negro, and its ideological position has remained throughout decades through different eras. Colorism, amongst issues concerning complexion and the complex dynamic that has caused in the race. How does a race overcome its internal struggles? One must admit that are issues and that the division has been a key yet hidden variable in the plight of problems facing African-Americans today. If you are not aware, there is a civil war going on between African-Americans, no one may address it or be cognizant of its influence, but we all partake in it, one way or another.