In this episode, we speak with Shannette Prince, CEO of Africa On My Back. Africa On My Back is a socially conscious fashion brand that sells unique, handcrafted African-print backpacks, bags, and accessories that support small businesses in Ghana while simultaneously providing study abroad opportunities for Brilliant Black Boys.

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In this episode, Ashley interviews Ronnie Thomas, of Fun Weird Science. Once a science teacher, Ronnie, now travels around the world giving science hows and providing professional development to international teachers and administrators. Together they discuss Ronnie's mission of delivering S.T.E.M. engagement to k-12 students around the world. Who's ready for some Fun Weird Science while Traveling Incognegro?

In this episode, Ashley sits down with Jackie Omotalade, a Black woman digital nomad traveling the world with her two-year-old daughter, Ruth. Discover how Jackie decided to leave the united states with a toddler and created a wanderlust-ful life for her and her daughter as well as how she helps other Black women become digital nomads and thrive abroad. Join us as we Travel Incognegro with Jackie O!

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In this episode, Ashley speaks with Chaitra Chambers of Afroaventuras Abroad, a travel group of wanderlusting moms dedicated to raising global citizens and curating epic trips & immersive experiences.  Join us on this journey as we Travel Incognegro!

In this episode, Ashley explains the meaning and significance of Traveling Incognegro and tells the story of how he began traveling internationally.

Travel. Let’s define that. Travel is: to make a journey; to go from one place to another, typically over a distance of some length and/or abroad. Many of my friends travel as a means to escape and to unwind. Some of my friends see travel as a luxury they can’t afford to experience, and that prompted me to establish my own travel company, Abiri Tours, that creates affordable international travel for Black and Brown families. I began teaching in 2007, but for the last ten years, I have traveled to 37 countries and have traveled with over 400 students and dozens of families. I’m not your typical traveler; I live amongst the citizens and fully immerse myself in the culture. As I travel the friendly skies sometimes there’s turbulence, and sometimes it’s smooth sailing, but it’s always an experience from which I can choose to learn. How do you define travel? My name is Ashley Scott, and I’ll tell you how I define it on this podcast, TRAVELING INCOGNEGRO.