Gye-Nyame Journey Show

Brother ha2tim drops a raw and real emergency update about the collapse of his long-planned family trip to Ghana. From passport delays to visa silence, it's a journey filled with frustration, deep reflection, and a call for change. Tune in for lessons learned and what's next for the No Frills journey.

In this raw, no-nonsense episode, Brother ha2tim breaks down the dangerous mindset divide between how rulers are raised—and how employees are molded. From the kitchen sink to the Black Cave, he brings wisdom and fire as he challenges us to rethink how we're preparing the next generation.Recorded deep in the thought-forged walls of the Black Cave, this milestone 2954th episode marks a new rhythm—now dropping every Kuumba (Saturday).

In this episode, Brother Ha2tim dives into the deep wisdom of an African proverb and the principle of Kujichagulia. From wealth disparities to community burnout, he breaks down how collective responsibility can liberate us—and how doing your part matters more than ever. Plus, get an inside look at his upcoming journey to Ghana with the Gye-Nyame tribe!

In this no-frills, no-thrills solo drop, Brother Ha2tim takes the mic to deliver a simple but powerful truth: "You learn how to cut down trees by cutting down trees." This episode breaks down why real growth doesn't come from just reading or talking about it — it comes from doing the work. Whether it's walking, speaking, leading, or living — experience is the real teacher. This is the Gye-Nyame Journey — unfiltered, rooted, and real.

In this thought-provoking episode, Brother ha2tim unpacks Einstein's critique of capitalism and how it connects to the predator mindset embedded in our education system. From white supremacy to capitalist conditioning, we explore how schooling trains our children to extract instead of empower—and why that must change. It's time to shift from education for escape to education for liberation.

In this reflective episode, Brother ha2tim shares a deeply personal message about uncertainty, growth, and embracing the unknown. From questioning comfort to making a bold move to Ghana, he reminds us that being lost isn't failure—it's part of the journey. Tune in for a heartfelt reminder that sometimes, the path to finding yourself begins with letting go of the need to always know.

In this powerful reflection, Brother ha2tim challenges the mainstream narrative of "Black Excellence" and asks: are we chasing success, or simply reinforcing the systems designed to contain us? Drawing from personal experience and historical insight, this short episode invites listeners to rethink what liberation truly looks like—and whether we're still living on a modern-day plantation. No frills, no thrills… just truth.

Discover "Unleashing Creativity: Transforming Challenges into Opportunities" on the Latest Episode of "Our Thang" PodcastOur special "Week of Imani" series continues with a thought-provoking episode. This week, we're focusing on the power of vision and creativity. The Hebrew Proverb reminds us, "Where There Is No Vision, the People Perish." It's an important message for us to keep moving forward, even when times are tough.At "Our Thang" podcast, we believe every challenge is an opportunity for growth and creativity. In this episode, we share practical strategies and tips for transforming challenges into opportunities. It's a conversation you won't want to miss!Tune in and join the discussion on how to unleash creativity and transform challenges into opportunities.

This week on "Our Thang" podcast, we dived into an empowering topic - "Navigating with Vision: The Power of Purpose-Driven Leadership". We believe that this week's discussion is a must-listen for anyone interested in refining their leadership skills or seeking to understand the essence of purpose-driven leadership.Also, we shared our "Proverb of the day" – "A Leader Who Does Not Take Advice Is Not a Leader." – a wise Kenyan Proverb. It's a reminder that true leaders are always open to advice and learning, which contributes significantly to successful leadership. We hope you find it as enlightening as we do!So, make sure to tune into "Our Thang" podcast this week for more insights. We can't wait for you to join the conversation!

This week on "Our Thang" podcast, we have a special episode titled "Wisdom of Ages: Elders and Ancestors Guiding Us Through Uncertainty". It's all about how our elders and ancestors can guide us through uncertain times. There's so much wisdom to be gained from those who came before us, especially when we're navigating through unfamiliar territories.Also, we have a Proverb of the Day that I thought would resonate with you. It's an insightful Ghanaian Proverb: "A child who asks questions does not become a fool." It's a gentle reminder that curiosity is not a flaw, but a vital part of learning and growing.Don't miss out on this enlightening episode. Hop onto our podcast this week and let's explore the wisdom of ages together.Remember, never stop asking, never stop learning!https://forms.gle/5Q96kBtmSZ85WniE7

Exploring the Theme of Imani on "Our Thang Podcast"Join us as we dive deep into the theme of Imani on this week's episode of "Our Thang Podcast." Our focus today is on resilience, and how embracing cultural pride and self-determination can help cultivate it. We believe that embracing our cultural background and understanding our roots can be a significant factor in shaping our identities and enhancing our resilience.Reflecting on the words of an African proverb, "If you know the beginning well, the end will not trouble you", we invite you to ponder on the power of knowing your roots. We hope that this will inspire you on your personal journey of self-discovery and growth.Be sure to tune in to "Our Thang" this week for an engaging discussion on cultural pride, resilience, and self-determination. For those interested in taking the quiz, the link is available.https://forms.gle/cCCwcJ9Y9LXvfojaA

We are in the last week of this cycle, and we are moving in imani and with Imani. Join us this week as we prepare for the New Year.

We are super excited to share with you that we are stepping into the week of Imani! As you might know, Imani stands for faith, which is the foundation of all great achievements.We believe starting our day with the right mindset can make all the difference. That's why we've curated a special "Daily Toast" ritual for this week, designed to anchor you in faith.We encourage you to join us this morning and start your day with a positive vibe. Not only will this ritual help you find peace and balance, but it will also set the right tone for the day ahead.Looking forward to seeing you there!

We're pretty excited to share our latest podcast episode, "Believe in Tomorrow: Nurturing the Seeds of Youth Innovation." As part of our Week of Kuumba, we're focusing on empowering and encouraging our young generation to step up and make a difference in their communities.This week's episode, aptly named "Our Thang," is all about fostering the innovative spirit in our youth. We believe that by nurturing their ideas today, we can pave the way for a brighter, more innovative tomorrow.And to keep you inspired, here's our Proverb of the Day: "A seed well planted and watered is half grown." This African proverb is a simple reminder of the importance of investing time and effort in nurturing what we have planted, whether it's an idea, a project, or a young mind.Don't forget to tune in to our podcast and share your thoughts. We'd love to hear from you!Here the link for the quiz: Believe in Tomorrow: Nurturing the Seeds of Youth Innovation

This is an initiative dedicated to fostering creativity and innovation within our community. We're also thrilled to introduce "Our Thang", a podcast that further dives into this topic.As we explore creativity and innovation, here's a thought-provoking proverb to fuel your day: "If the wind will not serve, take to the oars." This Latin proverb reminds us that when things don't go as planned, we should not fret but adapt and find our own path to success.So join us in this journey of innovation and creativity. Tune in to "Our Thang" podcast and let's innovate together!Here is the link to the quiz: https://forms.gle/eRsUpENU7abrmYNNA

I'm excited to share the latest episode from our podcast, "Our Thang". This week we focus on the theme of Kuumba, meaning creativity, and how it can be harnessed to empower our communities.We delve into purpose-driven education and its significance in community growth. We believe that education is not just about gathering knowledge but also about learning how to use that knowledge for the betterment of society.The Proverb of the Day is: "Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn." This ancient wisdom perfectly encapsulates our message. We hope you will join us in our journey of learning and growth.Don't forget to tune into the podcast and let us know your thoughts. We're always open to feedback and suggestions!Quiz: https://forms.gle/U9ggr5kA45YM1WQY8

This week, we're focusing on Kuumba, a principle that encourages us to be creative in all that we do and contribute to the betterment of our community. It's all about fostering gratitude and growth.We also have a new episode of our podcast, "Our Thang", ready for you. This week's topic aligns with our theme and promises to inspire and motivate you. So, make sure to tune in and share your thoughts with us.And before we wrap up, here's our Proverb of the Day: "One hand washes the other." This English proverb is a reminder that we all need help from others to succeed, and it's through unity and cooperation that we truly thrive.Keep the spirit of unity alive and continue to contribute to our community in your own unique way. We look forward to hearing about your creative ideas and seeing you on the podcast!Quiz https://forms.gle/QiBUvUNYzAKWBcJKA

Introducing "United We Create": A New Initiative Fostering Creativity and CollaborationExciting news! Our team is thrilled to announce the launch of our latest project, "United We Create," as part of our "Our Thang" series. This initiative is designed to encourage creative collaborations and innovative projects within our community, inspired by the principle of Ujima, which emphasizes Collective Work and Responsibility.At the core of Ujima is the idea that we must work together to build and sustain our community, while also making it our personal responsibility to address the challenges faced by our fellow community members. We believe that by combining our diverse skills and talents, we can create something truly remarkable.We would also like to share with you a Proverb of the Day that captures the essence of our initiative - "No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible." (Russian). This proverb beautifully illustrates how each individual's contribution, no matter how small, can make a significant impact and bring about meaningful change.We invite everyone to participate in our "United We Create" project. Let's make this week a celebration of Kuumba (Creativity) and work together to create something truly awe-inspiring.

Get ready to shake up your creativity with Kuumba Week, a time when we dazzle the world with our imagination! Our theme this year is "Our Thang," and we're all about Kujichagulia, the principle of self-determination. This means we can define, create, and speak up for ourselves.The secret sauce of Kuumba Week is that we're better together! Let's join forces and work toward a brighter, bolder future as a community. After all, "He who wants to do everything alone ends up doing nothing," as the wise French saying goes.Don't miss our special Kuumba Week Podcast where we'll dive deep into the week's themes and share epic ideas to help our community flourish.Let's paint the town with our creativity this Kuumba Week!

Embracing Creativity and Unity: Honoring the Kuumba PrincipleThis week, we honor the principle of creativity - Kuumba. Let's unite as creative individuals and make the world a more beautiful and meaningful place. I invite you to join in these rituals and embrace the power of creativity.As we gather daily for our Toast Ritual during this week of Kuumba, let us raise our glasses not only in celebration but also in recognition of the limitless potential of the creative mind.Let's look forward to a fantastic week of Kuumba together!

Celebrating the "Week of Nia": Exploring Cultural Roots and the Power of StorytellingThis week, we're celebrating the "Week of Nia" – a vital component of our cultural heritage. Nia, which means purpose, enables us to discover happiness by comprehending our cultural roots and the narratives that shape us.At our core, we believe in the potent influence of stories and their ability to generate joy and comprehension. As part of our celebration, we're sharing a proverb each day that encapsulates this idea. Today's proverb is a beautiful gem: "Words are like eggs dropped from great heights; you can no more call them back than ignore the mess they leave when they fall." It serves as a profound and meaningful reminder of the significance of our words and actions.Don't miss out on these informative sessions! Tune in to "Our Thang" to learn more about Nia and the power of storytelling. Let's come together to weave happiness.Here is the link to the Podcast mentioned in the message: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/3307667

Exploring the Concept of 'Nia' and Embracing Our Cultural IdentityThis week we are dedicating our podcast to the theme of 'Nia'. The very essence of Nia is being grounded in joy and accepting our cultural heritage.Our proverb of the day, "A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots," by Marcus Garvey, perfectly captures what we will be discussing in this episode.We invite you to join us as we delve deep into the idea of Nia, find happiness in our roots, and appreciate our unique cultural heritage.Tune in to this enlightening episode and be a part of the conversation!

Join Us for Our Latest Episode of "Our Thang"!We're thrilled to share our latest episode with you, dedicated to "Ujamaa" during the week of "Nia." These are two important themes that we're sure you'll find stimulating and enlightening.We also have an inspiring proverb to share, this week's being a Chinese saying: "When you drink water, remember the spring." It's a beautiful reminder to always be grateful for the source of what we enjoy and benefit from.Be sure to tune in to our latest episode for engaging discussions that you won't want to miss! And here is the link to the quiz: https://forms.gle/s5eZAFhHz1hJ8Ld19

New Episode of "Our Thang" Podcast Now Available!We're thrilled to inform you that the latest episode of our renowned podcast, "Our Thang," is finally out! Join us every week as we explore an array of fascinating topics from our unique perspective, and this time around, we have something truly special in store for you.To brighten up your day, we'd like to share our Proverb of the Day: "No road is long with good company." This Turkish proverb underscores the significance of companionship and community in our journey, a sentiment that resonates deeply with us at Ujima.So, let's grow and learn together. Tune in to our latest podcast episode "Our Thang" and enjoy the show!Happy listening!

Join Us for Nia Week at Our Thang Podcast!At Our Thang Podcast, we're thrilled to kick off Nia week and share our latest thoughts, discussions, and insights with you. Our focus has been on Kujichagulia, and we're confident that you'll find our conversations both enlightening and engaging.As you move through the week, here's a little nugget of wisdom from us to you: "Fall down seven times, stand up eight." We hope it inspires you to persevere, just as it does for us.Don't miss out on the latest episodes of Our Thang Podcast, where you can discover more discussions and proverbs that encourage growth and understanding. Let's continue to learn and grow together!

Weekly Review of "Our Thang": Nia's WeekWe're excited to share our latest review of "Our Thang"! This week's theme was "Week of Nia", and it was a blast. Here are some highlights:Proverb of the Week: "Happiness is a journey, not a destination." This quote serves as a gentle reminder to find joy in the process, not just the end result. The journey is filled with opportunities for personal growth and learning, so embrace it with open arms.Stay tuned for more updates, and remember, the path to happiness is ongoing, so take your time and enjoy every moment!

Introduction to the Week of NiaAs we embark on the Week of Nia, centered around the theme of “Happiness Unveiled,” we delve into the depths of what truly brings joy and fulfillment in our lives. This week is a journey of discovery, where we explore the essence of happiness from a multifaceted perspective.Our guiding proverb, "Happiness is a journey, not a destination," sets the tone for our exploration. It reminds us that the pursuit of happiness is an ongoing process, woven into the fabric of our daily lives, and not just an end goal to be achieved.Complementing this, our folktale of the week, "The Blue Bird" from Belgium, offers a poignant narrative that happiness often resides much closer than we think, often right within our own homes and hearts. This tale beautifully aligns with our theme, teaching us to appreciate and find joy in what we already have.The Importance of the Daily ToastThe Daily Toast Ritual during this week of Nia serves as a moment of collective reflection and affirmation. It's a time to raise our glasses in solidarity, not just to acknowledge our individual pursuits of happiness but to recognize and celebrate the shared human experience in seeking purpose and joy.Each toast this week is an opportunity to remind ourselves of the lessons learned from our proverb and folktale. It's a chance to express gratitude for the journey of life, the lessons we learn along the way, and the simple pleasures that bring us happiness. It's a moment to connect with our inner selves and with each other, reaffirming our commitment to finding purpose and joy in our everyday lives.Toast MessageSo, as we gather each day this week, let us raise our glasses with a heart full of hope and eyes open to the happiness that surrounds us. Here's to the journeys we embark on, the simple joys of home and hearth, and the endless possibilities that lie within the pursuit of our purpose. To happiness unveiled – may it always be a journey we cherish and a destination we continue to seek with joy and gratitude.Cheers to a week of purposeful living and heartfelt happiness!

In this episode, we delve into the crucial role trust plays in maintaining unity and fostering prosperity within our tribe. It's about building those bridges, one interaction at a time, to create a network of mutual support and collective growth.Also, we shared the proverb of the day - "A small leak will sink a great ship." It's a powerful reminder that little things matter. No matter how insignificant an issue might seem, addressing it promptly can prevent larger problems down the line.So, why not take a moment to reflect on this? How are you building bridges of trust in your community? How are you addressing the small leaks before they sink your ship?We encourage you to listen to the podcast, reflect on these questions, and share your thoughts with us. We're all in this together!Here is the link to the QUIZ

We believe in the power of collective work and responsibility, and in line with our theme this week, we have a thought-provoking African Proverb to share with you:"When two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers."This proverb reminds us that our actions have impacts on those around us and encourages us to consider our community in all we do. We hope it resonates with you as it does with us.Don't forget to tune into the podcast this week for some insightful discussions on creative leadership and community spirit. Your participation and feedback are highly appreciated.Stay motivated, stay inspired! Here is the link for the test...https://forms.gle/fKBSE9k4DUp2nPSU9

This week on "Our Thang Podcast", we're celebrating the week of Ujamaa, focusing on innovative spirits and creative leadership within our community.We believe in the power of collective work and responsibility, and in line with our theme this week, we have a thought-provoking African Proverb to share with you:"When two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers."This proverb reminds us that our actions have impacts on those around us and encourages us to consider our community in all we do. We hope it resonates with you as it does with us.Don't forget to tune into the podcast this week for some insightful discussions on creative leadership and community spirit. Your participation and feedback are highly appreciated.Stay motivated, stay inspired! Here is the link for the quiz: https://forms.gle/pD5CwPYaGYuyF6ry8

Tune in to the Latest Episode of "Our Thang" Podcast: The Power of GratitudeWe're back with another exciting episode of "Our Thang" podcast! This week, we're exploring the transformative power of gratitude. Join us as we delve into how practicing gratitude can shift our perspective and encourage us to appreciate the little things in life.In honor of the Week of Ujamaa, we're also sharing a thought-provoking Hebrew proverb that's sure to inspire you. It goes, "If you plant grapes in the desert, you should not expect to harvest them." This wise saying reminds us of the importance of creating the right environment for our goals and dreams to flourish.We hope that you'll find our podcast enlightening and the proverb insightful. Be sure to tune in and allow these nuggets of wisdom to sink in.To take the quiz goto https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdGRBGy3XA6-84IOfhJIlfjnxq9lT5wVWqVhs5qDVBZSMIHmg/viewform?usp=sf_linkCatch you soon

In our latest episode, "United We Solve: Harnessing Our Collective Wisdom on Ujima Day", we delve into the power of collective wisdom and action. There's a lot to learn from this episode, so don't miss out!Here's a thought-provoking proverb to ponder over: "Only when all contribute their firewood can they build up a strong fire." - Chinese Proverb. We believe it perfectly echoes our theme of Ujamaa and the essence of collective effort.So, why not take some time out this week to join us in exploring the power of togetherness and collective wisdom?Stay tuned for more exciting content and remember, our collective wisdom is a powerful tool for change.

Get ready for some juicy insights from our latest episode of 'Our Thang Podcast'! This week's theme is all about Ujamaa- a Swahili buzzword that celebrates the power of economic teamwork.Kicking off with an epic Swahili proverb, "Wealth, if you use it, comes to an end; learning, if you use it, increases," we dove into the importance of continuous learning and the sharing of knowledge.Our goal is to band together and pool our resources to create a thriving economic future. So, come along with us for the ride and join in on the convo!Listen in to 'Our Thang Podcast' for more on this exciting topic and share your take with us. We're eagerly waiting to hear your thoughts!Wishing you a week overflowing with growth and learning.

Exciting Update on "Our Thang" Podcast: "Ujamaa" EpisodeGet ready for this week's episode of "Our Thang" podcast! I'm thrilled to announce that our new episode will revolve around the theme of "Ujamaa", which represents our collective economic strength and prosperity.During this episode, we'll dive into the topic of our economic future and explore ways to secure our financial well-being by working together. You won't want to miss the insightful discussions and valuable tips that we have in store for you!Additionally, I have a Swahili proverb to share with you: "Wealth, if you use it, comes to an end; learning, if you use it, increases." This proverb highlights the significance of continuous learning and its contribution to our economic growth. Let's strive to learn and grow together!Join us on "Our Thang" podcast this week as we claim our economic future together. I'm eager to hear your thoughts on the episode.

I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to talk about something close to our hearts - Ujamaa Week. As you may be aware, Ujamaa is a Swahili word that means 'extended family', 'brotherhood' or 'socialism'; it's a time when we gather together to celebrate our collective journey and shared heritage.I wanted to share a simple but meaningful ritual that has been a part of our Ujamaa Week - the Daily Toast. Each day, we raise a toast to honor our collective journey, to acknowledge the struggles and triumphs, and to reiterate our commitment to each other and our community.I encourage you to join us in this ritual. Together, let's raise our glasses high and toast to Ujamaa, to unity, and to the strength of our community.Stay connected, and let's embrace Ujamaa together!

Our focus this week on "Our Thang" podcast centers around the theme of "Ujima." We recently unveiled a new episode titled "Visions Beyond Sight: The Guiding Power of Imani." This episode provides a deep exploration of the concept of Imani, its guiding power and its impact on our daily lives.Additionally, we have a Proverb of the Day for you to ponder: "Trust is the mother of deceit." This Spanish proverb serves as a reminder to exercise caution and wisdom in our dealings.We highly recommend giving our latest episode a listen when you have a moment. It's an enlightening and inspiring piece and we would love to hear your thoughts on it after you've had a chance to listen.

This week's theme is "Week of Ujima", which means collective work and responsibility.Our episode is titled "Canvas of Change: Painting Our Future with the Brushes of the Past and Present". It promises to be an enlightening journey as we explore how our past actions and present endeavours shape our future. We believe it's going to be an episode you won't forget in a hurry.Here's a little food for thought to get you ready for the episode: "Not everyone who chased the zebra caught it, but he who caught it, chased it." This South African proverb reminds us that success requires taking action and persistent effort.So tune in, and let's chase our zebras together! We look forward to sharing this exciting journey with you.

Exploring Our Roots: Harvesting the Future with "Ujima"This week's theme is "Ujima," which emphasizes collective work and responsibility. Our focus is on how to cultivate our futures based on the legacies of our ancestors. Join us as we delve into the topic of "Harvesting the Future: Cultivating Our Purpose from Ancestral Seeds" on this week's episode of "Our Thang" podcast. As the popular African proverb states, "Without knowing where you come from, you don't know where you are going." We're confident that this theme will spark insightful conversations and we hope that you'll be part of it. Tune in to our podcast this week, and let's embark on this journey together!

This week's episode centers around the powerful theme of "Ujima" – collective work and responsibility. Get ready for an insightful exploration of community gardens and food cooperatives, and how these initiatives promote wealth and food security in our communities.We're thrilled to bring you a special episode titled "Cultivating Prosperity Together: The Roots and Future of Community Gardens and Food Cooperatives". You don't want to miss out on this unique opportunity to learn more about how we can work together to create a brighter future.As an added bonus, we'll also be sharing a thought-provoking Jamaican proverb in this episode: "Money can't buy life". We hope this nugget of wisdom resonates with you as much as it does with us.Tune in to Our Thang podcast and join the conversation. Let's cultivate prosperity together and build a better world. We can't wait to hear your thoughts on this episode!

Join Our "Our Thang" Podcast to Explore the Importance of Ujima and Collective ResponsibilityOur latest podcast episodes have focused on "The Week of Ujima," diving into the significance of educational programs in instilling the concept of collective work and responsibility in future leaders. At "Our thang," we value the power of sharing knowledge and believe in the African proverb, "He who learns, teaches." Join us in these insightful discussions, where we explore the valuable cycle of knowledge and its application in our daily lives. We welcome you to learn and teach alongside us.

We're super excited to share with you the latest episode of the "Our Thang" podcast, titled "Past, Present, Future: Our Collective Journey". This week, we're diving deep into the concept of 'Ujima', exploring how our collective responsibility shapes our past, present, and future.We also have a thought-provoking Proverb of the Day for you: "The mind is its own place, and in itself, can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven." This saying reminds us that our perspective can completely transform our reality. It's a powerful thought to ponder while you listen to our podcast.Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion. Tune in to "Our Thang" podcast this week and let's embark on this collective journey together.

I'm reaching out to share some thoughts on our collective journey, reflecting on where we've been, where we are now, and where we're headed in the future.This week, we're celebrating the principle of Ujima, a Swahili term that stands for collective work and responsibility. This principle highlights the importance of working together to build and maintain our community. It's a reminder that we're all in this together, and we each have a role to play in shaping our collective future.It's also the perfect time to talk about our daily toast ritual. This simple act of raising our glasses together serves as a symbol of unity and shared purpose. It's a moment to hold space for each other, to voice our hopes and dreams, and to bolster our collective resolve as we navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead.So, here's to our past, present, and future - may we continue to grow together, learn from each other, and build a community that reflects our shared values and aspirations.I encourage you to partake in this week's Ujima and daily toast ritual. Let's pull together and make a difference in our community.

Join us in Celebrating Kujichagulia Week with a Wise ProverbDuring the special week of Kujichagulia, we will be exploring profound subject matter that is important to our shared cultural calendar. As part of our tradition, we would like to share with you our Proverb of the Day. This Kenyan proverb is a wise reminder that "The footsteps of one person cannot create a stampede." It's a powerful message that emphasizes the importance of unity and how we are stronger together.We hope you'll join us for this enlightening discussion as we continue to grow in wisdom and community. If you have any thoughts or questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Exciting News from "Our Thang" Podcast: Join Us for a Week of KujichaguliaWe're thrilled to announce that this week's episode of "Our Thang" delves into the captivating tapestry of African American stories and their enduring legacy. As part of our "Week of Kujichagulia" series, we're exploring various themes that resonate with our diverse listeners.Our "Proverb of the Day" segment is among this week's highlights, featuring a profound Nigerian saying: "Every story helps us either live or die." It's a powerful reminder of the transformational potential of stories and their ability to shape our lives.We warmly invite you to join us on this journey by tuning in to "Our Thang" podcast. Let's explore these tales together, and I guarantee, it's a ride you don't want to miss!

New Episode Alert: "Navigating Purpose: Our Traditions as True North" on 'Our Thang Podcast'!We're thrilled to announce that a new episode of 'Our Thang Podcast' is now available for your listening pleasure. In this episode, we explore the significance of traditions as a guiding force in our lives. As we celebrate the week of Kujichagulia, which stresses the importance of self-determination, we reflect on how traditions can serve as our compass in the pursuit of purpose.To add to the excitement, here's an Ashanti Proverb to ponder: "When you follow in the path of your father, you learn to walk like him." This quote beautifully encapsulates the essence of our latest episode.Don't wait any longer! Tune in to 'Our Thang Podcast' and let's discover the importance of traditions together.Happy listening!

Embark on a journey of wonder and enlightenment with "Our Thang Podcast," where the essence of economic independence illuminates our paths. Seek wisdom in the latest episode, "Planting Prosperity: The Ujamaa Way," where the magic of self-determination unfolds before you. As we delve into the concept of Kujichagulia, the episode unveils the secrets of economic independence, casting a spell of insight upon your soul.Glimpse into the ancient wisdom of the Guinean proverb that echoes through the ages: "He who does not cultivate his field will die of hunger." This arcane verse awakens the spirit of self-reliance and implores us to embrace the magic of hard work, reminding us of our responsibility to our own prosperity.Join us for this enchanting episode, where the very essence of prosperity is redefined, offering you a new perspective on how to achieve success in your own life.

Drawing from the wisdom of the sages, we offer a Proverb of the Day: "Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success." This mystical utterance echoes the very essence of Ujima, the magic that blooms when we stand together, united in our purpose.Join us, dear seeker of knowledge, on this journey of discovery and enlightenment. Tune in to our podcast and let the enchantments of Ujima weave a spell of wonder upon your spirit.