In this return episode, I share some of the challenges and experiences I've gone through in the last few months.

In this episode I share about some life shifts I have made recently, and the opportunity that awaits as I learn to balance solace and solutions in this new phase.

I share in this episode a fraction of what I think about women in politics, and how we continue to fail women when we ignore the systemic issues that heavily influence women's participation. To be continued.

In this intimate episode, I bare myself and share about how I have grown. I share what being newly turned 29 feels like, and the journey that brought me to this year. Thank you for listening & being a significant part of my journey through this podcast. Enjoy!

I ambush my mother who was seemingly enjoying a show on Zambezi Magic to take a trip down memory lane with me.

This episode is the longest I've recorded! So let's say it's a two-part episode. I share my experience about the just ended elections in Zambia and my sentiments during this period. Long live the republic of Zambia.

What to expect in this interlude: Greys notes episodes will now have a bit more flare to them. Sponsored by the background noise from my million dogs and my inability to commit to sound engineering. Also, introducing a segment called 'Story'.

In this episode I talk about my partner visiting me, and some of the events that led to the visit. I share how things feel after he left, and small note on long distance companionship

I share in this episode what it has been like to live and work in a different country-and how this move has been symbolic for other shifts in my life.

In this episode, I use the experience from a recent trip to Nairobi to reflect on my career and changes I may need to make to ensure that I don't lose who I am while I do what I love. Also, double dejavu!

Episode 2 is about the names we are given and the names we give ourselves.

In this episode, I introduce myself to the podacst by sharing some of my personality traits based off of the opinions of my friends and family.