The Pros, Cons, and Implications for Schools and The Workplace: Episode 27 (2023) — “I believe that these large corporations and institutions must establish a system of accountability. They may resist change without it because they prefer to remain in their comfort zones. Their inclination is to surround themselves with individuals who resemble them, share their language, and mirror their behaviors. When someone different…

Lessons from Evonne Vanessa Todd: Episode 26 (2023) — “Each of us hails from diverse backgrounds, nurtures distinct belief systems, and views life through our unique perspectives. When someone’s viewpoint differs from ours, our natural inclination is to become defensive, asserting ‘You’re wrong, I’m right.’ However, it’s essential not to react impulsively to others’ feelings and opinions, but rather…

Discussions Among Diasporans Series: Episode 25 (2023) — Don’t lie to yourself; every day will not be a basket of cherries. There will be good and bad days, and you need to be prepared for both as a father. Your child(ren) is watching and looking up to you, so if you fail to take on your role as…

Our Take on Current Economic, Political, and Entertainment News: Episode 24 (2023) — If you’re going to Rome, you have to abide by their rules, and this is the privilege Americans have. When we (non-Americans) go anywhere, we’re quick to adjust, because we know we aren’t exactly home. You can’t simply go anywhere and think that your American winning ways will suffice .—…

The One with Doc Ayomide — Psychiatrist & Writer: Episode 23 (2023) — Set aside the world’s current turmoil. For every individual, there comes a moment when the end seems near. How does their community respond? One invaluable gift is to affirm that life is a constant dance with mortality, and we must embrace it wholeheartedly. At times, a community’s most significant offering…

The One with Phyllis Leavitt — Psychotherapist & Author: Episode 22 (2023) — The problem of abuse in society is quite an epidemic, and the suffering that people feel behind closed doors that they try not to show, me being one of them, is profound. And they need to have a spotlight of healing on them. …

The Life and Works of the Late Rev. Paul Ogunyale: Pioneering Herbal Medicine for Sickle Cell Patients: Episode 21 (2023) — It pains me to see my father’s rightful place as the founder overlooked while others claim credit for the discovery of “Nicosan.” Let history recognize the truth and honor those who laid the foundation for this remarkable remedy for sicklecell. — Oluniyi (2023) Welcome to our show, where we are…

The One with Olabimpe — On Our Experiences Growing up in Ebute Metta and Somolu: Episode 20 (2023) — “I grew up in a tenement building, almost like section eight housing, with a mixture of rich and poor. The revolving door of people coming in and out due to cheap rent created overcrowding and challenges. This childhood experience left a lasting impact, leading to a need for control and…

Unleashing the M-Power Within| The One with Nydia Nelson Episode 19(2023) — “As a parent with an autistic child, there are moments when the sensory overload feels like an overwhelming race, navigating the grocery store or trying to teach my kid. I switched doctors because I needed someone who would listen and understand our unique challenges. It’s not easy being a black…