#13 Omar, Mustapha and Buba.

03/06/23 • 33 min

The conversation was remarkable - it was one of the most candid discussions I've had. We delved into the significance of respecting women and the importance of showing respect to our wives. Additionally, we explored why parents go to great lengths to shield us from failure in life. Although we may sometimes feel like they don't care about us, their aim is to safeguard us and not merely let us do as we please.

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#12-Salim Foday and Omar

After discussing the complexities of life, let's shift our focus to how young Black individuals can achieve anything in life without being hindered by the white community. It's crucial for Black people to realize that we possess the same amount of power as white individuals, as long as we work diligently towards our goals without engaging in violence against each other. This realization will enable us to live our lives without fear of external factors.

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#14 Buba and Demba part 1

On this episode of our podcast, I had the pleasure of spending time with some incredibly talented young Gambian artists living in America. We dove into their life experiences as Gambians and discussed the unique challenges they've faced along the way. From financial struggles to emotional hurdles, these artists shared their stories of perseverance and triumph. Despite the obstacles they've encountered, they continue to push forward with their passion for art, reminding us that with determination and a strong belief in oneself, anything is possible. Our conversation was inspiring and uplifting, and I'm excited to share it with you. Tune in to hear more about the journey of these remarkable artists.