In this episode we open up about the realities of being a dad and the challenges and blessings of fatherhood.  We explore our upbringing by black African fathers and how some of the lessons and experiences are impacting our fatherhood journey. We hope to inspire and encourage any first time fathers and future fathers to pick up any gems on raising the next generation. We also hope our mothers can learn more about how their male partners are navigating this new found responsibilities of fatherhood.We are joined by Daniel Yega and a special guest Hass - who is the host of the insta-video series of Men Who Talk. 

In this episode we open up about the realities of being a dad and the challenges and blessings of fatherhood.  We explore our upbringing by black African fathers and how some of the lessons and experiences are impacting our fatherhood journey. We hope to inspire and encourage any first time fathers and future fathers to pick up any gems on raising the next generation. We also hope our mothers can learn more about how their male partners are navigating this new found responsibilities of fatherhood. We are joined by Daniel Yega and a special guest Hass - who is the host of the insta-video series of Men Who Talk.

Fatherhood - Men Who Talk

On this episode we are joined by the founder of the skincare line and home accessory brand Madam Ori. Alexandria  Aggrey-shares her journey to building the brand and some of the challenges and victories experienced along the way. As a former investment banker and a young black British woman, she shares many gems to inspire the entrepreneur in you and tips on starting up a global business and brand that impacts the world and cuts across many barriers. 

On this episode we are joined by the founder of the skincare line and home accessory brand Madam Ori. Alexandria  Aggrey-shares her journey to building the brand and some of the challenges and victories experienced along the way. As a former investment banker and a young black British woman, she shares many gems to inspire the entrepreneur in you and tips on starting up a global business and brand that impacts the world and cuts across many barriers.

MADAM ORI SKINCARE - Interview with the Founder 

Debt is a reality that follows millions of people around and many great businesses have been built on various forms of debt (also known as leverage or other people's money (OAP)). But the truth remains that many of us don't really appreciate the difference between good debt or bad debt. Some even argue there is nothing like good debt! as all debt must be bad! In part 2 of this episode, we are joined by Femi and Rennae as we talk about taking out personal debt to start a business and what it means to live within your means. They also share their personal experience with debt and offer some industry insight on how building up debt can prevent us from building  generational wealth. Femi also serves as a counsellor of the charity- Christians Against Poverty (CAP)- which is one of the leading voices on debt counselling in the United Kingdom.

Debt is a reality that follows millions of people around and many great businesses have been built on various forms of debt (also known as leverage or other people's money (OAP)). But the truth remains that many of us don't really appreciate the difference between good debt or bad debt. Some even argue there is nothing like good debt! as all debt must be bad!  In part 2 of this episode, we are joined by Femi and Rennae as we talk about taking out personal debt to start a business and what it means to live within your means. They also share their personal experience with debt and offer some industry insight on how building up debt can prevent us from building  generational wealth. Femi also serves as a counsellor of the charity- Christians Against Poverty (CAP)- which is one of the leading voices on debt counselling in the United Kingdom.

Good Debt or Bad Debt- Part 2

Debt is a reality that follows millions of people around and many great businesses have been built on various forms of debt (also known as leverage or other people's money (OAP)). But the truth remains that many of us don't really appreciate the difference between good debt or bad debt. Some even argue there is nothing like good debt! as all debt must be bad! In part 1 of this episode, we are joined by Femi and Rennae both professionals in the finance sector.  They share their personal experience with debt and offer some industry insight on emotional spending with credit cards and the long term impact it could have on us. Femi also serves as a counsellor of the charity- Christians Against Poverty (CAP)- which is one of the leading voices on debt counselling in the United Kingdom.

Debt is a reality that follows millions of people around and many great businesses have been built on various forms of debt (also known as leverage or other people's money (OAP)). But the truth remains that many of us don't really appreciate the difference between good debt or bad debt. Some even argue there is nothing like good debt! as all debt must be bad!  In part 1 of this episode, we are joined by Femi and Rennae both professionals in the finance sector.  They share their personal experience with debt and offer some industry insight on emotional spending with credit cards and the long term impact it could have on us. Femi also serves as a counsellor of the charity- Christians Against Poverty (CAP)- which is one of the leading voices on debt counselling in the United Kingdom.

Good Debt or Bad Debt -Part 1

Pay 10% of all your monthly earnings and watch the windows of heaven pour out blessings on your finances. This is the popular message we hear in Church on why we should pay our tithe. In this episode,  we discuss the genesis of tithes and offering and share our experiences of the various messages received from the church about why we should pay our tithe. We are joined by Chidi, Nnamdi, and Catherine who are devout christian leaders and scholars, as they share their insight into paying tithes and what we should know about this practice that is supposed to support the spread of the gospel and not take unfair advantage of devout church goers.  

Pay 10% of all your monthly earnings and watch the windows of heaven pour out blessings on your finances. This is the popular message we hear in Church on why we should pay our tithe. In this episode,  we discuss the genesis of tithes and offering and share our experiences of the various messages received from the church about why we should pay our tithe. We are joined by Chidi, Nnamdi, and Catherine who are devout christian leaders and scholars, as they share their insight into paying tithes and what we should know about this practice that is supposed to support the spread of the gospel and not take unfair advantage of devout church goers.

PAY YOUR TITHE - IS YOUR CHURCH TELLING THE TRUTH?

When it comes to used (second-hand) items, many of us don't think too much about it. While many believe that it has to be brand new otherwise, there is a stigma if its not new. On this episode, we discuss in more depth about second-hand goods and why it is important to understand its benefits to us financially and environmentally. We also explore a broad range of issues around our stigma to used product as we look at our romantic relationships and how we describe men or women who have been with several partners and refer to them as used. We are joined by Kene who is a passionate environmental sustainability advocate and Onyeka a senior solicitor in the utility sector as they share their experiences about second hand goods and a perspective that should enhance our perspective and feeling towards second-hand products and how as an Afro-carrebean community and African continent we can benefit from this understanding.

When it comes to used (second-hand) items, many of us don't think too much about it. While many believe that it has to be brand new otherwise, there is a stigma if its not new. On this episode, we discuss in more depth about second-hand goods and why it is important to understand its benefits to us financially and environmentally. We also explore a broad range of issues around our stigma to used product as we look at our romantic relationships and how we describe men or women who have been with several partners and refer to them as used. We are joined by Kene who is a passionate environmental sustainability advocate and Onyeka a senior solicitor in the utility sector as they share their experiences about second hand goods and a perspective that should enhance our perspective and feeling towards second-hand products and how as an Afro-carrebean community and African continent we can benefit from this understanding.

Second-Hand Items - What Many Black People Don't Know!

On the 20.10.20, Nigerians witnessed a government send its military to shoot peaceful protesters. In this episode, we attempt to understand why the EndSars protest started and why this was the single most revolutionary protest Nigeria has ever seen. Why did the government remove the security cameras, turn off the street lights, and open fire against peaceful protesters in Lekki, Lagos? We are joined by Ferdy Adimefe a Social Activist and youth leader who participated in the EndSars protest. He shares with us the real back story of the Nigerian government and what really transpired in the protest and why there is a need for systematic reforms in Nigeria following the cry by the youth in Nigeria for an end to bad governance.

On the 20.10.20, Nigerians witnessed a government send its military to shoot peaceful protesters. In this episode, we attempt to understand why the EndSars protest started and why this was the single most revolutionary protest Nigeria has ever seen. Why did the government remove the security cameras, turn off the street lights, and open fire against peaceful protesters in Lekki, Lagos? We are joined by Ferdy Adimefe a Social Activist and youth leader who participated in the EndSars protest. He shares with us the real back story of the Nigerian government and what really transpired in the protest and why there is a need for systematic reforms in Nigeria following the cry by the youth in Nigeria for an end to bad governance.

ENDSARS - The Peaceful Protest In Nigeria Met With Military Bullets

The beginning of a new decade in 2020 has thrown up a lot of uncertainty with the arrival of the corona virus. The negative impact on global businesses and sources of income has been profound in many ways people did not anticipate. In this episode, we talk about the ups and downs that come with being unemployed. We discuss the pressures and shame that come with it and how it could affect our mental heath and wellbeing. We are joined by Kc Ejelonu, Frank, and Alex as they share their experiences of being unemployed and what the mindset should be to bounce back.

The beginning of a new decade in 2020 has thrown up a lot of uncertainty with the arrival of the corona virus. The negative impact on global businesses and sources of income has been profound in many ways people did not anticipate. In this episode, we talk about the ups and downs that come with being unemployed. We discuss the pressures and shame that come with it and how it could affect our mental heath and wellbeing. We are joined by Kc Ejelonu, Frank, and Alex as they share their experiences of being unemployed and what the mindset should be to bounce back.

No job, No income, Unemployed- How Do We Cope?

As life happens, we are in build and grow mode, but one constant remains which is that our parents are getting older. In many cultures, there is something in our fabric that makes us ask whether the burden turns on the children to look after their parents who have cared and nurtured them as babies/kids? On this episode, we delve into the mindset to have on looking after our parents and whether it is a blessing or a burden? We examine the physical, emotional, and financial impact on our parents and on us. We are joined by a special guest Chidi, Catherine, and NNamdi as they share their life experiences and put the subject in perspective taking into consideration the Bible scriptures that teaches us to honour our father and mother. We also discuss whether it is possible to dishonour ourselves and our family life in the process of honouring our parents.

As life happens, we are in build and grow mode, but one constant remains which is that our parents are getting older. In many cultures, there is something in our fabric that makes us ask whether the burden turns on the children to look after their parents who have cared and nurtured them as babies/kids? On this episode, we delve into the mindset to have on looking after our parents and whether it is a blessing or a burden? We examine the physical, emotional, and financial impact on our parents and on us. We are joined by a special guest Chidi, Catherine, and NNamdi as they share their life experiences and put the subject in perspective taking into consideration the Bible scriptures that teaches us to honour our father and mother. We also discuss whether it is possible to dishonour ourselves and our family life in the process of honouring our parents.

Looking After Your Parents - Blessing or Burden?

No one is an Island and we are created to be communal and social beings. However, there are certain people in our lives we call friends who expect us to keep it 100% open with them on all our life events and milestones. On this topic, we explore whether we should say everything to our friends and if there are limits on what we can share or when we can share private details about ourselves or family? We are joined by a special guest - Kc Ejelonu, a charismatic Nollywood actress, Frank, and Onyeka as they share their experiences about friendship and the expectations that come with it. We also try to understand why women tend to have more drama &amp; passion around their friendships and whether it has anything to do with our upbringing or culture?

No one is an Island and we are created to be communal and social beings. However, there are certain people in our lives we call friends who expect us to keep it 100% open with them on all our life events and milestones. On this topic, we explore whether we should say everything to our friends and if there are limits on what we can share or when we can share private details about ourselves or family? We are joined by a special guest - Kc Ejelonu, a charismatic Nollywood actress, Frank, and Onyeka as they share their experiences about friendship and the expectations that come with it. We also try to understand why women tend to have more drama &amp; passion around their friendships and whether it has anything to do with our upbringing or culture?

Must I Share All My Life Detail With Friends?

There are challenges that come with being African at heart and blended with another foreign nationality (aka."Foreign African"). We address complex and sensitive life issues which we sweep under the carpet but has an underlying outcome of affecting our joy, energy, mental health, and ability to break barriers. Some of the issues discussed relate to financial literacy, infertility, infidelity, and raising kids in this fascinating decade of social media boom.No topic is off-limits and our guests are reputable leaders and professionals from all works of life with their personal experiences, mistakes, and life gems with the hope that every listener would be inspired to lead a joyful life and break free from mindsets and emotional immaturity that holds them back from enjoying everyday life.

The buzzword entanglement took on a whole new level in 2020 following a open disclosure by a famous celebrity that while she was married, she had an entanglement (affair). On this episode, we openly discuss why women are more cautious in sharing how many men they may be dating and why they are more likely to be involved in an entanglement while men are usually labelled cheats. We are joined by co-host, Rennae, Femi, and Alex as they share personal stories and dive deep into the mindset of women and some of the issues that may trigger entanglements and when to avoid them if thats not a desired outcome you want for your relationship.

The buzzword entanglement took on a whole new level in 2020 following a open disclosure by a famous celebrity that while she was married, she had an entanglement (affair). On this episode, we openly discuss why women are more cautious in sharing how many men they may be dating and why they are more likely to be involved in an entanglement while men are usually labelled cheats. We are joined by co-host, Rennae, Femi, and Alex as they share personal stories and dive deep into the mindset of women and some of the issues that may trigger entanglements and when to avoid them if thats not a desired outcome you want for your relationship.

Entanglement- Women Entangle & Men Cheat Apparently!

The euphoria of a romantic relationship is one of the best feelings known to human. However, there are more complex relationships that need to be formed with your partners family. The joys of discovering your in-laws has historically being muddled with very bad experiences and some pleasant ones too. On this episode, we are joined by Dr Mobo and Yvonne (Lammy) as they share their experiences of dealing with in-laws and we address the question if "love is enough" for the couple to survive their in-laws. We discuss dealing with all the in-laws (including, brother, sister, father, mother, and even aunty and uncles - Inlaw). The wisdom shed on this episode should be retained for generations to come.

The euphoria of a romantic relationship is one of the best feelings known to human. However, there are more complex relationships that need to be formed with your partners family. The joys of discovering your in-laws has historically being muddled with very bad experiences and some pleasant ones too. On this episode, we are joined by Dr Mobo and Yvonne (Lammy) as they share their experiences of dealing with in-laws and we address the question if "love is enough" for the couple to survive their in-laws. We discuss dealing with all the in-laws (including, brother, sister, father, mother, and even aunty and uncles - Inlaw). The wisdom shed on this episode should be retained for generations to come.

Meet The In-Laws - What You Didn't Know About In-Laws

A very uncomfortable truth and fact is that death is guaranteed for all of us. When a parent suddenly passes away, it is often very difficult to express what that loss feels like because many times we view our parents as indestructible and built to live forever. On this episode, we are joined by a special guest Praise Izinyon who is the president of the Alex &amp; Grace Izinyon Foundation (AGIF) and Femi as they discuss their experience dealing with the loss of their parent. They share their process of grief, regrets they may have had, support for their siblings, and how they tried to support the surviving parent. They open up about the unseen aspects of dealing with this unique process of having to bury the Parent that nurtured and took care of you from birth. One key thing for us to remember is that "you never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory". Love and make time for the people in your life because that is one of the best ways to enjoy everyday life especially as we don't know what the future holds.

A very uncomfortable truth and fact is that death is guaranteed for all of us. When a parent suddenly passes away, it is often very difficult to express what that loss feels like because many times we view our parents as indestructible and built to live forever. On this episode, we are joined by a special guest Praise Izinyon who is the president of the Alex &amp; Grace Izinyon Foundation (AGIF) and Femi as they discuss their experience dealing with the loss of their parent. They share their process of grief, regrets they may have had, support for their siblings, and how they tried to support the surviving parent. They open up about the unseen aspects of dealing with this unique process of having to bury the Parent that nurtured and took care of you from birth. One key thing for us to remember is that "you never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory". Love and make time for the people in your life because that is one of the best ways to enjoy everyday life especially as we don't know what the future holds.

When Dad or Mum Pass Away - Are We Ever Ready?

Being a black successful woman in 2020 should be viewed as attractive and impressive. However, the reality still seems that some black men are intimidated by succesful women, which even leads to our black women having to down play their achievements for the sake of getting along and being approached for more intimate relationships by men.In this episode, we are joined by successful ladies, Alex, Rennae, and Onyeka as we  define success and why some men are still insecure about a successful black woman.  The ladies also share their experiences dealing with stereotype concepts such as women not being submissive to their partner because of their achievements. We aim to uncover the false assumptions about these stereotypes in other to encourage men to be more confident in approaching successful women without limits and barriers.  

Being a black successful woman in 2020 should be viewed as attractive and impressive. However, the reality still seems that some black men are intimidated by succesful women, which even leads to our black women having to down play their achievements for the sake of getting along and being approached for more intimate relationships by men. In this episode, we are joined by successful ladies, Alex, Rennae, and Onyeka as we  define success and why some men are still insecure about a successful black woman.  The ladies also share their experiences dealing with stereotype concepts such as women not being submissive to their partner because of their achievements. We aim to uncover the false assumptions about these stereotypes in other to encourage men to be more confident in approaching successful women without limits and barriers.

Are Men Still Intimidated by Successful Black Women?

Falling in love is great but staying in love while living miles apart comes with its own challenges. Different circumstances in a relationship may cause us to be apart from a loved one and while some relationships flourish from the distance, we have come to learn that the distance apart may not always be a smooth process for the couple. With your other half a thousand miles away, how does one keep the fire burning? How does one show love? In this episode, we talk about the realities of being in a long distance relationship and the hosts Lammy, Alex, and JJ shed some light on some of the real issues that arise from the distance and the emotional, and physical strain it may have. We also examine some of the positives and the kind of mindset to adopt if long distance relationship is the circumstance you find yourself in.

Falling in love is great but staying in love while living miles apart comes with its own challenges. Different circumstances in a relationship may cause us to be apart from a loved one and while some relationships flourish from the distance, we have come to learn that the distance apart may not always be a smooth process for the couple. With your other half a thousand miles away, how does one keep the fire burning? How does one show love? In this episode, we talk about the realities of being in a long distance relationship and the hosts Lammy, Alex, and JJ shed some light on some of the real issues that arise from the distance and the emotional, and physical strain it may have. We also examine some of the positives and the kind of mindset to adopt if long distance relationship is the circumstance you find yourself in.

Long Distance Relationship: Can You Cope?

We all aim for our deep and romantic relationships to stand the test of time and survive  happily ever after. However, we are faced with the reality that sometimes, there are cracks, which appear and some relationships eventually break down. In this episode, we speak openly about the realities of a break up, separation, or  divorce. We speak about loneliness, shame that comes with breaking up in the a Afro-carrebean community, and explaining to young children why daddy and mummy now live in different houses. We are joined by JJ, Rennae, Danny, and Alex as they share their experiences and what life gems we can learn from in nurturing our relationships and also preparing and enjoying your best life even after a difficult break up.

We all aim for our deep and romantic relationships to stand the test of time and survive  happily ever after. However, we are faced with the reality that sometimes, there are cracks, which appear and some relationships eventually break down. In this episode, we speak openly about the realities of a break up, separation, or  divorce. We speak about loneliness, shame that comes with breaking up in the a Afro-carrebean community, and explaining to young children why daddy and mummy now live in different houses. We are joined by JJ, Rennae, Danny, and Alex as they share their experiences and what life gems we can learn from in nurturing our relationships and also preparing and enjoying your best life even after a difficult break up.

When A Deep Relationship Is Broken - Part 2

We all aim for our deep and romantic relationships to stand the test of time and survive  happily ever after. However, we are faced with the reality that sometimes, there are cracks, which appear and some relationships eventually break down. In this episode, we speak openly about the realities of a break up, separation, or  divorce. We speak about loneliness, shame that comes with breaking up in the a Afro-carrebean community, and explaining to young children why daddy and mummy now live in different houses. We are joined by JJ, Rennae, Danny, and Alex as they share their experiences and what life gems we can learn from in nurturing our relationships and also preparing and enjoying your best life even after a difficult break up.

We all aim for our deep and romantic relationships to stand the test of time and survive  happily ever after. However, we are faced with the reality that sometimes, there are cracks, which appear and some relationships eventually break down. In this episode, we speak openly about the realities of a break up, separation, or  divorce. We speak about loneliness, shame that comes with breaking up in the a Afro-carrebean community, and explaining to young children why daddy and mummy now live in different houses. We are joined by JJ, Rennae, Danny, and Alex as they share their experiences and what life gems we can learn from in nurturing our relationships and also preparing and enjoying your best life even after a difficult break up.

When A Deep Relationship Is Broken - Part 1

Your accent is the way you sound when you speak and in reality everybody has an accent – in somebody else’s opinion. Most accents have some kind of stereotype attached to them. While European and American accents are found to be sophisticated and elegant, other non-white accents such as African, Caribbean, Asian, or Latino accents maybe perceived to be crude and lower class because those minority groups are treated lower in society and their accents are associated with something undesirable.Although people poke fun at British or American accents, but it’s never with the intention of making it sound unrefined, as it is with other accents.The thing about mocking accents is that we often dismiss how hurtful they can be under the pretence of  “it was a joke” or “all in good fun.” But for people who have relations to accent issues, it can be hurtful and impact their confidence as there still exists in our society subtle discrimination against them to indicate they are different. On this episode, we discuss whether having a Non-Amercian or Non-European accent has an impact on your confidence or ability to progress economically and take up more senior leadership roles in society. We are joined by Rennae, JJ, and Kene as they share their personal experiences on how their accents have been perceived and why this shouldn’t be a barrier to achieving your goals and speaking up when any form of social injustice or discrimination is directed towards you or any of your loved ones.  

Your accent is the way you sound when you speak and in reality everybody has an accent – in somebody else’s opinion. Most accents have some kind of stereotype attached to them. While European and American accents are found to be sophisticated and elegant, other non-white accents such as African, Caribbean, Asian, or Latino accents maybe perceived to be crude and lower class because those minority groups are treated lower in society and their accents are associated with something undesirable.Although people poke fun at British or American accents, but it’s never with the intention of making it sound unrefined, as it is with other accents.The thing about mocking accents is that we often dismiss how hurtful they can be under the pretence of  “it was a joke” or “all in good fun.” But for people who have relations to accent issues, it can be hurtful and impact their confidence as there still exists in our society subtle discrimination against them to indicate they are different. On this episode, we discuss whether having a Non-Amercian or Non-European accent has an impact on your confidence or ability to progress economically and take up more senior leadership roles in society. We are joined by Rennae, JJ, and Kene as they share their personal experiences on how their accents have been perceived and why this shouldn’t be a barrier to achieving your goals and speaking up when any form of social injustice or discrimination is directed towards you or any of your loved ones.

Could You Repeat That Please? Mocking Your Accent & Your Confidence

On the 25 May 2020, the world witnessed the brutal and savage killing of George Flyod ("Big George") as a police offer in Minneapolis, USA, knelt on George's neck for 8 minutes 46 seconds, while George was handcuffed and held down by 2 other police offers. The police offer had his hands in his pocket while he smothered the life out of George even when he cried for his Mamma and repeatedly pleaded "I can't breathe"...Mamma.... I can't breathe"..... The outrage of George's death sparked a mass protest globally in every continent of the world and some demonstarators pulled down a slave master statue and threw into a canal in Bristol, UK. George's death has led to an outcry that says "Black Lives Matter". As black Africans, we continue to suffer from the prejudice of being black and we have had enough. We are not to be treated as animals and we are not to be killed as animals. Our Lives Matter. We should not experience hatred because of the colour of our skin. In this episode, we are joined by the Cultural Ties Podcast family of Black Africans as we delve deep into why our lives matter. We share our experiences being on the receiving end of racism and we speak up to encourage every Black person in any part of the world to know and believe that we are specially and fearfully created by God and we are bold, beautiful, blessed, intelligent, and equal to all human beings on planet earth. No race is superior - We are all Equal and must be treated equally in love and respect. Black Lives Matter! 

On the 25 May 2020, the world witnessed the brutal and savage killing of George Flyod ("Big George") as a police offer in Minneapolis, USA, knelt on George's neck for 8 minutes 46 seconds, while George was handcuffed and held down by 2 other police offers. The police offer had his hands in his pocket while he smothered the life out of George even when he cried for his Mamma and repeatedly pleaded "I can't breathe"...Mamma.... I can't breathe".....  The outrage of George's death sparked a mass protest globally in every continent of the world and some demonstarators pulled down a slave master statue and threw into a canal in Bristol, UK. George's death has led to an outcry that says "Black Lives Matter". As black Africans, we continue to suffer from the prejudice of being black and we have had enough. We are not to be treated as animals and we are not to be killed as animals. Our Lives Matter. We should not experience hatred because of the colour of our skin.  In this episode, we are joined by the Cultural Ties Podcast family of Black Africans as we delve deep into why our lives matter. We share our experiences being on the receiving end of racism and we speak up to encourage every Black person in any part of the world to know and believe that we are specially and fearfully created by God and we are bold, beautiful, blessed, intelligent, and equal to all human beings on planet earth. No race is superior - We are all Equal and must be treated equally in love and respect. Black Lives Matter!

Black Lives Matter - Speak Up

The question of where you call home creates mixed emotions because at different points and stages in life, we could regard anywhere as home. However, the pull for many Foreign Africans who feel they have 2 homes often leads to a reduced quality of life, economic advancement, and identity crisis because they may live in diaspora but still dream of home in Africa or the Carribean. This impacts our community and a generations economic and physiological advancement and we must realise that while the choice of Home is a blessing, it may also come with a trap we must be aware of. We are joined by hosts Kene, Seun, and Rennae who give us a perspective on how we could consider this subject and look to light a path for generations to come.

The question of where you call home creates mixed emotions because at different points and stages in life, we could regard anywhere as home. However, the pull for many Foreign Africans who feel they have 2 homes often leads to a reduced quality of life, economic advancement, and identity crisis because they may live in diaspora but still dream of home in Africa or the Carribean. This impacts our community and a generations economic and physiological advancement and we must realise that while the choice of Home is a blessing, it may also come with a trap we must be aware of. We are joined by hosts Kene, Seun, and Rennae who give us a perspective on how we could consider this subject and look to light a path for generations to come.

Where Is Your Home? Identity Crisis & Black Lives

Informative and fun conversations on how individual mindsets can sometimes be a barrier in relationship and societal matters, which stem from different cultural backgrounds. I am very pleased with how the  moderator keeps the conversation on track and summarizes the points made at the end of the podcast.

Great Podcast!!!

There are challenges that come with being African at heart and blended with another foreign nationality (aka."Foreign African"). We address complex and sensitive life issues which we sweep under the carpet but has an underlying outcome of affecting our joy, energy, mental health, and ability to break barriers. Some of the issues discussed relate to financial literacy, infertility, infidelity, and raising kids in this fascinating decade of social media <a href="http://boom.No" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">boom.No</a> topic is off-limits and our guests are reputable leaders and professionals from all works of life with their personal experiences, mistakes, and life gems with the hope that every listener would be inspired to lead a joyful life and break free from mindsets and emotional immaturity that holds them back from enjoying everyday life.

Cultural Ties - Life of Foreign Africans

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