In this episode, Nneka is joined by Mathiang and Lindo for the first of a two-part series exploring Education I Wish I Had. Drawing from their diverse backgrounds and experiences, they reflect on the strengths and shortcomings of their own educational journeys, revealing the skills, perspectives, and opportunities they wish had been part of their schooling. Together, they examine how early learning shapes personal growth, career paths, and life readiness, offering a candid look at the gaps that formal education often leaves unfilled. This engaging conversation opens the door for deeper reflections to come in the next installment.

In this episode, Nneka is joined by Shirley Eadie, an innovative education strategist and thought leader, to explore The Human Advantage: Rethinking Education in the Age of AI. Drawing on her extensive experience and insights, Shirley examines how policy makers, educators and learners can harness the power of artificial intelligence while preserving the uniquely human skills that drive creativity, empathy, and critical thinking. This engaging conversation delves into the urgent need for adaptive education models that prepare students to thrive alongside AI, emphasizing a future where technology amplifies human potential rather than replaces it.

In this episode, Nneka is joined by Dr. Habinka, an associate professor and passionate advocate for the empowerment of the girl child, to discuss how technology can serve as a powerful catalyst for change. Drawing on her academic research and fieldwork, Dr. Habinka explores how digital tools and innovation can break down barriers to education, opportunity, and agency for girls across Africa. This thoughtful conversation highlights the importance of inclusive tech strategies in creating a future where every girl can learn, lead, and thrive.