EP 59 Super Heroes, Special Children (Part 1 of 3) (IK Nnadi & Amaka Nnadi and Kenny Nwosu)
Parents raising children with additional needs are heroes!Children who have additional needs are truly special!In this truly inspiring episode, my guests IK Nnadi & Amaka Nnadi (nee Nwosu) and Kenny N...
5 Jun 40min
EP 58 - 'White Nanny, Black Child' (pt 2 of 2): Kunle Kaffo & Ore Kaffo
'White Nanny, Black Child' is a documentary about West African children (many Nigerian) who were privately fostered by White British families in a practice known as 'farming'. The documentary won the ...
22 Mai 43min
EP 58 - 'White Nanny, Black Child' (pt 1 of 2) : Kunle Kaffo & Ore Kaffo
'White Nanny, Black Child' is a documentary about West African children (many Nigerian) who were privately fostered by White British families in a practice known as 'farming'. The documentary won the ...
8 Mai 33min
EP 57 - Sixty, Single & Still Living Life To The Max (Sola Akin-Olugbade)
Are we really as only as old as we feel? Is 'age' just a state of mind? Should age determine zest for life? Should we limit our partners' ages to close to ours or love who loves us and see age as just...
27 Mar 1h 9min
EP 56 - 042 Restaurant & Bar, London (Uche Nnadi)
Many of us immigrants have moments when we miss home and yearn for a reminder of 'the good old days'. 042 Restaurant & Bar in Leytonstone, London (we just call it '042') reminds me of growing up in En...
13 Mar 52min
EP 55 - 'Sickle Cell Didn't get the Memo' - Ruth Ogunbunmi
Ruth's parents are Nigerian; she was born, raised and lives in the UK.Ruth is young, beautiful, smart, ambitious, intelligent, brave, strong, hard working (she is a model and also works her regular da...
27 Feb 35min
EP 54 - My musings: ‘Women Dating Younger- Culture and Conditioning’
I am curious to know what your thoughts on this topic are! Listen in and let me know your take!
13 Feb 26min
