The Jola meets The Madi

Greetings Tribespeople! In this episode Uncle E and DJ Anzo revisit the realm of African Spirituality, addressing uncomfortable truths across the Abrahamic religions. They begin by providing an overview of African Spirituality, followed by a thoughtful discussion on the quantification of God and the importance of honoring ancestors. The co-hosts bravely tackle the often avoided subject of judgement within religious circles and offer a unique perspective on the introduction of Islam in West Africa. Uncle E challenges the taboo of questioning Islamic teachings and the Quran, fostering an open dialogue for listeners. A significant highlight of the episode is their examination of the Arab Slave Trade - a historical truth often unspoken in religious discourses. Uncle E and DJ Anzo conclude by questioning the epicenters of our faith being in foreign lands, prompting Africans to reflect on their religious beliefs and practices. This episode is a must-listen for Africans who are seeking to understand their spiritual heritage and navigate their faith in the contemporary world.

Tribespeople! Tribespeople! Tribespeople! In this riveting episode, Uncle E and DJ Anzo unravel the intriguing history of West Africa, delving into the life of Mansa Musa, touted as the wealthiest individual in history. They shed light on the motivations behind Mansa Musa's legendary pilgrimage to Mecca and discuss the impact his journey had on revealing the opulence of West Africa to the world. The brothers also provide an insightful examination of the Islamic conquest in West Africa, predating the arrival of Europeans. Uncle E shares his personal reflections from his recent visit to Kunta Kinteh island, underscoring the somber reminders of the dark era of slavery. This episode serves as a captivating exploration of West African history.

Greetings, Tribespeople! In this insightful and vulnerable episode, Uncle E and DJ ANZO delve into the often unspoken realities of growing up in an African household. They unpack ingrained gender roles and the unconscious biases these foster. Through self-critical assessment, they explore the root causes of these biases and discuss the need to change the status quo to create a more supportive environment for women. This episode also addresses the challenging topic of emotional vulnerability for African men, highlighting the common practice of expressing emotions through sports. Moreover, it underlines the importance of creating a safe space for future generations and the noticeable absence of therapy in our societies. This episode is particularly beneficial for millennial and Gen Z African men, as it offers a relatable and in-depth exploration of shared experiences and the path towards growth and change.

Tribespeople! In this enlightening episode titled "African Leadership: The Transition from the Old Colonial Guard to Renewed Optimism", we delve into the shifting dynamics of leadership in Africa. We challenge the status quo by posing the question, "Do we need more young leaders in Africa?" We also address the concern of military men prolonging their stay in power beyond what is healthy for the growth of the continent. A significant part of our discussion revolves around the necessity for collaborations beyond borders, as we believe this is essential for the progress of Africa. We also explore the complex relationship between France and its African colonies, and question the dual identity of being black and French. Our conversation takes a riveting turn as we examine the situation of Black Europeans and express a hot take on this issue. We close the episode by acknowledging and appreciating the contributions of Africans in France, thereby shedding light on a previously under-appreciated aspect of the African diaspora.

Tribespeople! In this insightful episode, the boys delve into the deep roots and impact of spirituality and religion in Africa. They begin by recognizing the inherent spirituality of Africans and the genesis of religious beliefs rooted in fear. Ebrima & Anzo then explore the introduction of religion during colonial times and consider how religion has become one of the top three detriments in Africa. On the path toward decolonization, the guys question why we (Africans) still practice religions introduced during colonialism. Finally, the boys contemplate the potential dangers of not exploring spirituality. Tune in for an enlightening discussion on the complex relationship between Africa, spirituality, and religion.

Tribespeople! In this episode, the boys deep dive into their recent spiritual experiences from their respective trips back home to the continent. Reflecting on heritage, upbringing, family values, business opportunities, infrastructure, and so much more, this episode is filled with a wide range of perspectives that are sure to provoke thought in listeners. Lastly, the boys speak on the overall state of the union, and what has been in the works over the past few months.

WELCOME BACK TO THE JOLA MEETS THE MADI podcast, Season 6! In episode one, the boys welcome Dr. Ismail Badjie, a pharmacist, an entrepreneur, an author, and industry trailblazer, to launch his book, “Life As A Hyphen.” The book saw massive success upon its release in the summer of 2023, which coincides with when the episode was recorded. Through the interview, the boys touch on different topics & themes in the book, while getting a first person perspective from Dr Ismail. Life As A Hyphen is a collection of essays & short stories written by Dr Ismail that offers a deeply personal exploration of a man straddling two worlds, and the complexities of these dual identities. A thought provoking & inspiring read, the book is a testament to the transformative power of storytelling and the enduring human spirit.

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another episode of TJMTM! To conclude season 5, the boys are back & ready to deliver more heat for you all, particularly the need to unite and empower the black diaspora. A review of sorts, and a look back on the season, the boys highlight some of their favorite moments, and some listener interactions that were worthy of conversation. Overall, the episode is a great look at multiple lenses of black diaspora & black unity. Tune in for our season finale as we fall into a short recess, and prep for season 6! Stay blessed!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another episode of TJMTM! In this episode, the boys discuss th- wait a minute…..one of the boys is joined by an amazing guest from none other than, “TheTravelClan.” With Uncle E being down for the count, Anzo is joined by Kevin, who is one of the founders of TheTravelClan, which is a travel experience based on the African continent and specializes in creating amazing travel experiences throughout Africa. The two jump through several in's & out's of intra-African travel, including the amazing beauty of Africa, economic implications of tourism, and the vastness of what this could mean for Mama Africa. This episode brings to light multiple lenses of travel back home, and opportunities that follow consequently. If your travel bug is activated, and you're looking for a robust discussion, tune in, as we take you through this week's episode. As always, stay blessed!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to TJMTM! In this episode, the boys discuss the exploitation of gold in Africa, and the corrupt practices that follow suit. Following a bombshell documentary by Al Jazeera, the boys highlight how multinational corporations often extract gold from Africa without adequately compensating or benefiting the local communities, and turn that scheme into millions of dollars for themselves. The boys shed light on an important issue that affects the lives of many Africans and urge listeners to become more aware of the exploitation of Africans and its raw materials. The documentary, "Gold Mafia" exposes the scale at which these corrupt practices are happening, with impunity, and at the highest level. Overall, the episode is awakening, and ends with a call to action from the boys. As always, stay blessed!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to TJMTM! After the longest recess of the season, the boys are back with some serious heat! In this episode, the boys bring in the man to be in showbiz, Yaw Konadu, a successful content creator and host who is currently tearing up the TikTok scene representing the African diaspora in comedy. Beginning with a lesson of who Yaw really really is and where he is really really from, the boys drive a conversation with Yaw about his creative process and how he comes up with new ideas for his content. Yaw explains how he draws inspiration from his experiences and observations of the world around him. He also emphasizes the importance of authenticity and staying true to oneself when creating content. Throughout the interview, Yaw shares valuable insights into the world of content creation and hosting, including the importance of building a strong personal brand and the need to constantly evolve and adapt to stay relevant. He also offers advice for aspiring content creators, encouraging them to stay focused on their goals and to never give up on their dreams. The episode ends with Yaw telling the boys what's in his purview for the near, middle and far future, and his call to action to build bridges within our communities. This is an episode you do not want to miss! Stay blessed as always.

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another episode of TJMTM. In this episode, the boys explore the evolution of African stories in Hollywood. They delve into how Hollywood's portrayal of Africa and Africans has changed over time, from early stereotypical depictions to more authentic and nuanced representations. Additionally, they discuss some of the challenges and opportunities faced by African filmmakers and actors in Hollywood, as well as the impact of several movements on the industry's efforts to increase diversity and representation. Lastly, the boys also highlight some recent films and TV shows that have broken new ground in their portrayal of African stories, and reflect on what still needs to be done to ensure that African voices are heard and respected in Hollywood. Oh and of course, they boys give their top 5 hollywood based African movies of all time.

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another underground spiritual session! In this episode, the boys discuss the exploitation of African resources by the West. They explore the historical roots of this exploitation, including the legacy of colonialism and neocolonialism. The boys also highlight how multinational corporations often extract resources from Africa without adequately compensating or benefiting the local communities. They then delve into the impact of this exploitation on African economies, the environment, and society, and discuss possible solutions to address the issue all while emphasizing the importance of fair trade policies, responsible investment, and local ownership of resources to ensure that African countries benefit from their own resources. Through their candid conversation, the boys shed light on an important issue that affects the lives of many Africans and urge listeners to become more aware of the exploitation of African resources. Join us for another insightful conversation!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to the another episode on TJMTM. In this episode, DJ Anzo & Uncle E discuss the issue of "diaspora wars," which refers to the tension and conflict that can arise between black people who live in their native country and those who live abroad in the diaspora. The boys explore the root causes of this conflict, such as differences in culture, language, and experiences, as well as the impact of historical events such as colonialism and slavery. Furthermore, they dissect the deliberate narrative pushed by divisive forces, that enables false stereotypes and pushes misinformation of said groups. They also discuss the importance of bridging these divides and finding common ground, emphasizing the need for open communication, empathy, and understanding. Overall, episode offers a thought-provoking and insightful analysis of a complex issue that affects many Black communities.

In this episode, the mandem discuss the issue of African art being stolen by the West and the implications of such. They also talk about their desire to unite African Americans with Africans and the need for the rebuilding of the foundation. Further, they emphasize the importance of recognizing the contributions that African Americans have made to building the United States. Overall, the episode highlights the importance of recognizing and valuing the diverse cultures of Africa and the African diaspora.

Tribespople! Welcome back to another episode of TJMTM! In this epsiode, the boys discuss the issue of sex tourism in Africa. The boys highlight the impact it has on African communities, including exploitation of women and children, perpetuation of harmful stereotypes, and the spread of sexually transmitted infections, amongst many other things. They also discuss the need for increased awareness and education around the issue, as well as the importance of holding both tourists and local governments accountable for their role in perpetuating the said practice. Overall, the episode sheds light on an important but often overlooked issue and calls for action to address it.

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another underground spiritual game. Tjmtm is back for season 5, and the boys are back with a bang as usual! Hot off of njaanuary, February brings us one of the most important months of the year… BLACK HISTORY MONTH! In this episode, the boys offer insight into the significance of BHM, and why it is imperative that the month continues to push the culture forward. It's great to be back, and the boys are looking forward to another shape shifting season. Tune in!

Tribespeople! Welcome! Karibu! Bienvenue! Akwaaba! Episode 10, season 4 brings us to the end of another joyous ride. What better way to celebrate the end of the season, than closing out on a global note, with the world cup. Recorded shortly before then world cup semifinals, the boys close out this season by discussing the world cup and how it held up this year. A robust conversation as such calls for a longer time frame, hence the hour long special. Dive in, as the fun guys talk about the ride it's been this season, and how the world cup has impacted the globe this year. Happy holidays, and we'll see you once we return from our spiritual cleansing. Cheers!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another spiritual journey with the boys! Back from a long hiatus with life filled duties, the boys are here to update the tribe on what has been whatsapping. With too many events happening over the past few months, it's only right that the fun guys make light of each situation, and reflect on what the journey has been thus far. Sit back, relax, and join them as they steer you through the latest rapids of life. Cheers!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another spiritual episode of the Jola meets the Madi! In this episode, the fun guys put on their patriotic hats, and discuss the single most important sport in the world…..football! Not the egg kind, the real kind! Diving through all things African football, the boys highlight some of the struggles and successes that African athletes have endured, as well as a futuristic outlook towards the sport. To complete the episode, the boys each pick their top 5 greatest players of their generation, and include some honorable mentions. Care about the future of the sport on the continent? Tune in, as the boys enlighten us with another eye opening conversation! As always, stay blessed, stay dangerous!

Tribespeople! Checking in 206, the fun guys are back at you with another episode of spiritual awakening! Welcome to our very first ever TJMTM trivia! In this episode we're bringing to you an African trivia, that explores the topics of culture, history, geography, music, and fun facts about the continent. Uncle E's team takes on Anzo's team as the two battle for the title supreme African. Joined by two special guests, this episode will surely entertain you lot. Stay tuned & stay blessed!

Tribespeople!! Fresh off a mid-season hiatus, the boys are back and better! Over the past decade, and increasingly popular blend of artists have been topping charts, selling out arenas, and setting trends for the masses. Unless you live under a rock, you know we are talking about African music, mainly the Afrobeats boom, as well as many other genres from the continent including Amapiano, Afro Pop, Afro Fusion, etc. In this episode, the boys discuss the success of African music, and what the means for us as Africans. Additionally, we discuss some of our current favorite acts, and give all the credit to those who deserve it. Tune in as another fun filled episode commences. Stay dangerous!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another episode with the Jola Meets the Madi podcast. In this episode, the boys touch on a seemingly taboo topic in a lot of African spaces….Mental Health. From the lack of awareness to the lack of resources, the boys cover this conversation with a robust exploration as to why mental health is not prioritized in our communities. Lastly, the boys top off the conversation by sharing the measures that they take to ensure that they are actively mindful of their mental health. Join us, as this evolving topic is discussed and dissected. Cheers!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another episode with the mandem. Coming up to the mid-season point, the fun guys bring-forth one of the oldest debates in history….which kind jollof fine pass the other? There's only one answer so tread lightly. In this episode the boys explore the foods of a few regions in Africa. Have a favorite that we should know about? Let us know in the comments, as we are distinguished gentlemen of food. A guaranteed laugh filled episode, tune in as the boys chat about the best foods on the continent, and attempt to settle the age old debate of jollof rice, or as only a select few know, “Bennachin.”   As always be safe and stay blessed!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another episode with just the two of us- wait, a guest, you say? Joining us fresh off one of the hottest records of '21-'22 in the WORLD, we're joined by none other than the Sweet Cocoa herself! With over 34 million streams on spotify, Sweet Cocoa and Kauai 45 have been all over social media, and music outlets. In the episode the boys check in with Cocoa, and how her musical journey has been thus far. From her early beginnings to her plans in the future, this episode has it all. Past that, the crew discuss norms and non-norms of growing up in an African household. Best punishments? Naughtiest one? This episode has it all. Join us for another fun filled episode! As always, stay dangerous.

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another episode of TJMTM! Have you ever found yourself wondering with Africans don't explore Africa enough? In line with the last episode, the boys take on an in-depth conversation around the logistics of travel on the continent, and what drives the ability to travel around it freely. Whether you're in the East, West, or South, there seems to be a commonality in the experience of travel across. Curious as to whether you have experienced something similar to us? Tune in and find out on this episode of TJMTM

Tjmtm is back! Tribespeople! Welcome back to the Jola Meets the Madi podcast. Back for another fun filled, yet insightful season, the boys start the episode off by updating us on their respective trips back home, and how this past year's spiritual cleansing ensued. In addition, the boys dissect the current state of their unions, and give us an honest insight into whether they see opportunity, or lack thereof. Lastly, Uncle E gives us our new segment of, “Uncle please tell us a story” where he and the honorable Chris Pierre, turned into bounty hunters to secure valuable goods. We're excited to be back, and look forward to another great season. Tune in!

Tribespeople! Where did time go?? Just like that, the boys are at the end of Season 3. What a season it's been and what a time to be living in. Thank you to all of our guests and to you, our tribespeople that keep us going. As we fall into recess for spiritual cleansing (mental refresh), we leave y'all with our take aways on holidays in Africa, our vacation time notice strategies at work, and 2021 year in review. The fun guys were back with the banter in this episode, tap in! Keep safe out there and have a blessed holiday season!

Tribespeople! WELCOME BACK TO THE JOLA MEETS THE MADI. We hope everything is irie on your side, and we're sending blessings from ours. Ever think about the business of business? How about the commerce of commerce? Process of proc- you get the gist. Episode 9 focuses on the 5 fastest growing economic sectors on the continent of Africa, and we dissect what this means for the future of our continent. To exploit or to be exploited? That's the question we ought to be asking ourselves as the future of our continent now depends on our generation. Join in as the boys discuss all things Africa, and more. Cheers!

*Ahem* Tribespeop- *ahem* *ahem* tribe-. *cough cough*. My people you dey??…. WELCOME BACK TO THE JOLA MEETS THE MADI. Due to the hot boy agenda, and other dues, the boys are back from a long hiatus, and are back with vim!! Back with another classic, in this episode we discuss everybody's favorite “new” thing; Afrobeats. Or is it new sha? Where were you during the azonto days?? Pakuromo? Caro? Antenna? Hhmmm. My people tune in and see what the boys have to say about the latest success of afrobeats. Good? Bad? Gatekeeping? Too lenient? This episode has all the opinions and more. Welcome back, and let's ride out this wave! Enjoy!

Based on the 2010's who would you all put in your top 5 African musicians and the very best hip-hop artists? Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, Kendrick, Drake? Are these inevitable? In this episode, the fun guys take a deep dive into African music as a whole, and rank their “Mt. Kilimanjaro” of the top 5 African artists in the past decade. The later half of the episode focuses on hip hop, and the boys rank their “Mt. Rushmore” of hip hop artists from the past decade. Looking for a good hip hop and afrobeat debate? Tune in and listen in as the fun guys discuss what their views are on this fun episode. Cheers!

PART 2! Welcome back to Part 2 of the the Yoruba angel counselor series. After an enlightening Part 1 with Temitope giving us free game, the boys & VERY special guest star

Tribespeople gather around! Welcome back to another bantaba with the boys. Episode 5 brings back another hot topic.... marriage! For this episode we consult our Yoruba Angel brother Temitope, on what his experience with marriage has been, and what sorts of pressures he faced from others around the concept of marriage. Stay tuned as we explore all the ins and outs of navigating the ring, and whether we agree with it or not. Be blessed!

Tribespeople! Welcome to TJMTM airways, destination : Port-au-Prince, Haiti. In preparation for hot boy summer, the boys hold a board meeting with our very own Christian Pierre. Through this episode, we draw parallels, and differences between our Island brothers & sisters, and also note whatever perceived differences we may have. Part of the culture series, this episode explores Haiti in it's richness, and history as CP himself gives us the ins and outs of navigating the home country. Tune in, as this episode is filled with gems you won't want to miss!

Do you ever feel like a plastic bag? drifting through the wind, waiting to-. Wait, never mind.... Episode 3 is upon us, and today, we're addressing being the only African in the room! The boys dissect what that means to them in school, professional spaces, public spaces, and more.  In addition to that, we discuss misappropriations and adverse situations that we've faced, and what kind of effects those have overall. Tune in to hear the boys gisting, and being serious around these topics. Peace and love!

Tribespeople!! We dey here again, to check the state of the union, and temperature of the streets. With summer peaking around the corner, and Joe Budden... sorry Moneybag Joe... so so sorry, Joe Biden rolling out the super vaccines meant to end coro coro, the boys give an insight as to whether we can trust this administration to meet deliverables that effect our communities day in and day out. We end by giving a brief insight into black British actors in hollywood, and some of the scrutinies they face. Start defrosting your summer personalities because 2021 go blow!!

Tribespeople! We have watched from the mountains, as people have butchered African names, dismissed heritage, and Africanness reduced to adhere to other cultures that are not ours and we can no longer allow such. Nevertheless, we are back and better and coming to you across more platforms than ever. In episode 1, season 3 we bring back the original conversation that allowed us to get this podcast on it's feet, “where are you really really from?” If you recall, we promised ourselves to dig deeper into our heritage, and document the methods in which we did so. Past the heritage conversation, we discuss how our newly discovered information has improved relationships around us, and so forth. The seriously fun guys are back, and excited to continue the journey with you all. As always, stay blessed and keep swanking! Peace & love.

Tribespeople!!!! The end of season 2 already?? What a ride this season has been. What would the season end be without typical African fashion of annoda bangdededem!! As you know, all our guys are ballaz, so we had to bring the sound defying Revelation Band to the bantaba and gist around a summation of the season. Musically they're unprecedented, and personably they're a collection of personalities that create memories for a lifetime. Further more we all show support in solidarity with our Nigerian brothers and sisters, as they fight for human rights, and the dissolution of a corrupt SARS. Special thanks to the revelation band for making episode 10 a gem, and a most special thanks to all of our supporters who from day one have consistently supported our platform. As we go into recess for season 3, trust and believe that we have more fiya coming!! Until then, stay healthy, stay blessed, and drink lots of water. #Endsars

Tribespeople gather around! For episode 9, we linked with our cousins from America, the 2CGMH crew. Supplemented with comical commentary, this episode explores the relationship between the African & the African-American. The boys attempt to dissect an age old fallacy that has brought division between us and our cousins in America, the Caribbean and South America. Past that, the 2CGMH crew tells us about their pasts, as we all build a bridge, that celebrates diversity in unity. This episode, is one that we find very special as we amplify the greatness in black people globally, and celebrate each other. Tune in!!!

Welcome back tribespeople! For episode 8, Meet Shivani Patel M.D, our most distinguished guest. A first generation Indian-American & a future anesthesiologist, join us as Dr. P takes us on a journey through a history of medicine, and relates it to the issues facing the industry as a whole today. Centered around the history of medicine vs. black people, this conversation travels through the complexities of racism, sexism & the realities of medicine in this country. Past that, the fun guys discuss the present social issues surrounding professional sports. Tune in, this one is filled with gems you do not want to miss!!

Tribespeople! We don' return from the past with annoda spiritual game. This time, we come with a most honorable guest, Bella-Annembom hailing from the mighty Cameroon. In this episode, the matter wey we settle is, "african men don't cheat!" Or do they? Tune in to this episode if you're team Lawrence. Team Issa we dey settle your matter next time...LOL. Peace, love and blessings to you all!

Episode 6; we hope you have 4 ears for this one. Seemingly the most diversified in opinion thus far and filled with hot takes on controversial current issues, the association takes a deeper analysis at the complexity of being a black person in America at the moment and everything around it. From Kanye running for president, to the NFL's “effort” at activism, we dissect it all. If you listen past 10 mins, you will be hooked! Peace, love and prosperity.

Tribespeople, lets get down to annoda spiritual game! For this episode, we find out wetin be inside United Nations. Yes, our most honorable guest is Her Excellency, Isatou D Badjie! An expert in international relations, and molded by experiences past imagination, Isatou takes us on a journey through the eyes of a distinguished Gambian Diplomat posted to the United Nations Headquarters. People, words can't do this episode justice, so strap in tight, as you are about to enter a world you have not seen before.

A short statement away from the normal course of the season. The boys share their thoughts on the current state of the union, and the everyday challenges of black men and women. BLACKLIVESMATTER

Tribespeople, gather around, for this episode is a serious matter. So serious, that we had to hear it straight from the source itself. In Episode 4, an elder of the Madi tribe joins us, to school us on the history of commerce, politics, and life as it is on the continent. Speaking predominantly to the history of east africa, Mr. Patrick Idro takes us on an eye opening journey, that seemingly applies to most nations in the motherland. This, with a combination of banter at the end, make for an episode filled with gems, and learning points. If you are lost, and don't know where to start, start here, you will find your way back.

Welcome back Tribespeople! Lets get down to annoda underground spiritual game. This time, all the way from the Volta region of the mighty Ghana. Our special guest is black star Dj Nayiram, who has been, and is the biggest global music advocate. Taking the scene by storm, Nayiram has since built a brand that is second to none when it comes to premier nightlife entertainment, specifically Afro Sounds, and all that come with it. Join us as Nayiram gives the boys a historical lesson into Afro Sound, as well as a history of his journey thus far.

In episode two, we bring back the concept that started it all, CULTURE. Navigating through the distinct, yet seemingly cross-cultural customs that we have, the boys highlight nostalgic memories of home and what makes them so special. FIFA, Donkey kong, mario kart? Yes, even we were invincible at these. Lastly, J man the snowman finishes the episode with 5 mins of snow, but thoughts for a lifetime. Tune in!

Tribespeople! After 3 long months we are back in bizness with more chune for ya head top. In season 2, ep.1 we navigate through the craziness that 2020 has presented thus far, and how we are coping. Later on, we dissect our December holiday trips to the motherland respectively, and offer the highlights, lowlights and no lights of our trips. Happy to be back, and strap in for a hell of a ride this season!

The serious guys (fun too) are ending season 1 as “Semesters” or “Ba Summers”. Being the peak travel period for the diaspora returning to partake in the December holiday festivities, in episode 10 we navigate and depict our own experiences and excitements on going back home to the motherland as so-called SeMESteRs and Ba SuMmERs.

“Biggie biggie, heavy heavy. Bebi do you want me??.” If you're privileged enough to know who Mr. Ibu's son is, you will know exactly what that's from. LOL. Welcome to episode 9 y'all. In this episode, the fun guys discuss a bit of the history, and current state of music & film across the continent. Through generations of performing arts, one thing is certain, authenticity always sells. Step into di dance floor as we zanku through the continent.

In episode 8, the president of Africa (yes you read that right)... President Lesley, fills us in on the current initiatives she has taken in Cameroon regarding technical skills, STEM careers, and her journey thus far. Feeling like you don't know where to start? Let this indomitable lioness guide you through the in's and outs of inspiring change in your community. Tune in as we listen to H.E. bless us with knowledge.