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Born For A Time Like This | Kwame Nyatuame (opens the original)
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What if your purpose isn’t something you need to find, but something waiting to be built? We often imagine purpose as one big calling hidden somewhere in the future. But perhaps a better place to start is with the problems already in front of us. In this episode of The BLAC Moment , I sit down with Kwame Nyatuame for a conversation about purpose, problem-solving, leadership, opportunity and what it means to believe that we were born for this time. The world has no shortage of problems. But every
The Childhood We Carry Into Adulthood | Rashida M. Pangabu (opens the original)
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What if some of the things you call your personality are actually patterns you learned in childhood? In this episode of The BLAC Moment , I sit down with Rashida M. Pangabu for an honest conversation about the childhood experiences we carry into adulthood, often without realizing it. We talk about shame, trust, emotional abuse, false accusations, parenting, asking for help, forgiveness, sibling differences, generational patterns, and healing. Why do some adults find it so difficult to apologize?
The Harsh Reality of Period Poverty in Ghana (opens the original)
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What happens when something as natural as a menstrual cycle becomes a barrier to education, confidence, and opportunity? In this episode of The BLAC Moment , Cornelius Kayode sits down with Amdiya Abdul Latiff , founder and CEO of Eco Me Africa , to explore one of the most overlooked challenges facing millions of girls and women: period poverty . This isn't just a conversation about menstrual health. It's about dignity, education, equity, and the systems that continue to fail young girls. Amdiya
The World Doesn't Need More Consumers. It Needs More Builders. (opens the original)
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What if the greatest environmental crisis isn't the waste we throw away, but the way we've learned to see the world? In this episode of The BLAC Moment , award-winning Ghanaian fashion artivist, eco-feminist, and curator Beatrice "Bee" Arthur invites us to rethink everything we believe about waste, beauty, identity, and the responsibility of building a better future. From growing up in Ukraine under the guidance of a grandmother who survived World War II, to becoming one of Africa's leading voic
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