Tune in, as we analyze, dissect and critically discus what it’s like to live a modern world of globalization and popular culture as an African in or outside of the diaspora. We highlight how social media has become a critical tool that allows Africans to express themselves is various ways and keep the heritage alive. We mainly explore the contributions of social media content creators and contemporary African art and their contribution to the advancement of the continent as a whole.

In this podcast, I argue that pseudoscientific theories are based on emotions rather than evidence. I draw evidence from several resources that dissect several emotional factors which have led those who identify as Flat Earther’s to believe that the shape of the earth is flat like a disk rather than its scientifically proven spherical shape. I first look at their emotional attachments to religion, then I expand on their fear of being duped by big corporations and finally, how the sense of...