In this final episode of the twenty5 podcast, I'm taking you all back to where it began and reflecting on the two-year journey of the show. I want to thank all of my wonderful guests, the community of listeners that I have built and the friends that I have made along the way — you have all helped me grow and develop in ways that you could never imagine. This is not goodbye; in spring 2021, I will be launching a brand new podcast show called 'AFRICA: Her Way' dedicated to feminist African conversations, and I look forward to tackling new topics and taking this community to the next level.
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In this final episode of the twenty5 podcast, I'm taking you all back to where it began and reflecting on the two-year journey of the show. I want to thank all of my wonderful guests, the community of listeners that I have built and the friends that I have made along the way — you have all helped me grow and develop in ways that you could never imagine. This is not goodbye; in spring 2021, I will be launching a brand new podcast show called 'AFRICA: Her Way' dedicated to feminist African conversations, and I look forward to tackling new topics and taking this community to the next level.
In this nostalgic conversational episode, I'm taking you all back to the start of my journey as I reflect on the age 25 with my good friend Winnie Badaiki, a Medical Doctor and Bioethicist, among other things, who turned 25 last month and started to feel those all too common jitters. We're talking about why this is such a common feeling, the hurdles we have to jump to reach our purpose, and so much more.
Twenty5 Podcast
In this final episode of the twenty5 podcast, I'm taking you all back to where it began and reflecting on the two-year journey of the show. I want to thank all of my wonderful guests, the community of listeners that I have built and the friends that I have made along the way — you have all helped me grow and develop in ways that you could never imagine. This is not goodbye; in spring 2021, I will be launching a brand new podcast show called 'AFRICA: Her Way' dedicated to feminist African conversations, and I look forward to tackling new topics and taking this community to the next level.
