In this episode, Ofre Vivian, a Nigerian poet shared her journey in poetry and how poetry became catharsis for her. She also recited some of her poems on this episode. She discussed the necessity of changing the African narrative and owning our African story and history.

She revealed that she performed at the United States House of Representatives and emphasized that art, especially poetry, has the absolute potential to change the world and earn the artist a living. She also shared some of the moments her African identity was challenged. For instance, she disclosed that she had been profiled in the US.

In this episode, Vivian revealed that she was once diagnosed with clinical depression and believes that these issues should be talked about and normalized. Vivian also has a podcast called Letters From Africa on all podcast streaming platforms.

In the this Episode of the Inbox Podcast, I had the pleasure of hosting the one and only Mr. Valentine🌟

You might recognize him from the viral trend "Kevine we, Uzicuza." Yeah, that one you couldn't stop seeing on your feed. But there is so much more to Mr. Valentine than just going viral.

We spoke about his content creation journey, mental health, and a lot more fun topics.

In this Episode our guest is Anaïs Simbi NKUNDA, a dedicated young professional passionate about mental health and education. Anaïs is a trained lay counselor. She previously worked as a teacher and was an Integrity Board Member at the African Leadership University (ALU), reflecting her commitment to ethical leadership.

The podcast discussed mental health, faith, parenting, and understanding the effect of the professional journey to maintaining friendships as a young adult.

In the second episode of the Inbox Podcast, we invited Alimamy Bangura, Who holds an undergraduate degree in Global Challenges from the African Leadership University and is a professional fitness trainer and martial artist. Alymamy spent over four years at a Shaolin Temple in China to further his martial arts. He talks about fitness, martial arts, and mental health.

In our first episode of The Inbox Podcast with Vincent Sugira Prince, we invited Asiimwe Hirwa Deborah Meillah. A young girl engaged in a formal and professional world. We navigate through the challenges that come with joining the professional working environment at a young age and how it mentally and socially impacts her thinking.