This conversation is one that hits close to home because I’ve lost a parent. I know the struggles. I know the grief. Having Bolaji on this episode was an intentional decision. We’ve both lost parents, but from different sides of the family and at different ages. That allowed us to have a conversation about our grieve,how it shaped us, the aftermath of the loss, and the role our surviving parents played in helping us navigate life afterward.I’m so grateful for this episode, which is why this description can’t do it justice.I just hope someone is able to listen to this and know that they’ve got a community and, of course, as the name implies, a sibling. ❤️

A girl in progress isn’t just about reflection or measuring how far I’ve come. It’s about wanting people to learn - actually, scratch that ,I don’t have anything to teach. It’s simply about hoping people can pick what they can from a clueless girl’s journey.This episode made me realize how far I’ve come and how much I’ve been carried by people along the way. So maybe it’s also about gratitude… and an apology to myself for falling off my deep belief in me.This episode is for me as much as it is for everyone who listens. I just hope I’m able to impact, serve as a lesson, or even a cautionary tale. More than anything, I hope you get something from it.

In this episode, we used the phrase "I feel like" frequently, not because we were uncertain about our points, but because the topics we discussed resonate with so many people. Annie and I wanted our listeners to know that, no matter what challenges you face;whether it's milestones, new beginnings, or feelings like imposter syndrome or birthday blues,you are not alone. There may not be definitive solutions or answers in this episode, but there is a sense of community, encouragement, and camaraderie. We hope that everyone listening can truly connect with what we're saying and feel the support, even amidst our yapping .Hang in there!

Djing and hyping a crowd is all about creativity. It’s the little things—like matching music and crafting beats—that make a difference, along with feeling the crowd's energy to get them excited for what’s next. Unfortunately, this effort often goes unnoticed. In "Crowd Pleasers," we give you a sneak peek into the creative process of Boston and Felix, sharing their experiences before, during, and after an event. We had a great time recording this episode, and I hope you enjoy listening to it just as much!

We’re starting the year by getting ahead of our games to stay financially stable all year. We brought in the money men and launched the most insightful conversations about risk management and rewards gained. After this episode, pick a side and stick to it—whether you’re choosing sporty or forex. You’ll learn a few tips to further encourage your decision; just ensure that your choice isn’t going to send you back to the village.And Heyy you’re welcome 🤭

Creative writing and poetry are among the most enriching experiences of creativity, yet not everyone fully embraces them. In this episode of ‘CreatoVerse’ Pentecost, Abee, and I explore the creative process behind writing and poetry, as well as the various outlets this creativity can inspire. We hope you enjoy the conversation! P.S.: You don’t need to be a creative to appreciate this episode—just be human and open to thoughts

Have you ever felt stuck doing something just because you're good at it, even if it doesn't truly fulfill you? In this episode, Murii and I discuss the journey of building our identities as creatives and a person and how it connects with others. I even learned that Murii was once an 'upcoming artist'! 😂This episode emphasizes that exploring different paths before settling on one isn’t a bad idea. A little bit of here and there is what ultimately shapes your dream.Feel free to share in the comments some of your skills that overlap with your passions, and don’t forget to share!"

Societal expectations aside, ask yourself: what would you be doing? Too often, we suppress our desires until societal norms become our wants. In this episode, I speak with an incredible group of people about the things we would pursue if society weren’t breathing down our necks. We discuss initiating the change we want to see, touch on interstate marriage, and explore many more topics that you'll uncover once you hit the play button.

There’s a very thin line between honestly fighting for something and hiding behind trauma to justify that fight. Often, we blur this line. In every movement, there are fanatics who tend to gain more recognition than those genuinely advocating for the cause. This is particularly true in feminism, where individuals on the verge of misandry can make the fight for equality appear aggressive.In this episode, Aronto and I embark on a roller coaster of emotions, experiences, and stories while recording. We hope to take you along for the ride, so enjoy!

A lot of work goes into creating amazing sounds and music, but it doesn’t always get the accolades it deserves. In this episode of CreatoVerse, Manji, Dante, and I dive into the process behind crafting music and sound. We also explore how the creative mind works. It was a fun experience all around, and we even made a little music together. So, sit back and enjoy!😉