This Men's Month, the AfroRuby podcast chats with Adetunji Omotola, a Global African Thought Leader and keen activist in women's affairs, including social justice and law. The episode explores how men can actively support women in their communities and families.

In this episode, we discuss the essence of being bold, resilient and unstoppable with Ego Iwegbu. We deep-dive into conversations about creativity, becoming an entrepreneur and the power of audacity. Tune in for valuable insights and an uplifting story that will inspire you.

In this episode, the Afro Ruby celebrates Women's Month, featuring two dynamic women: Nano Mothibi and Mimi Kalinda. Join us in celebration of women's power, fearlessness, intentionality, and the impact they can have through their stories and creative expressions.

In this episode host Nonye Mpho Omotola is joined by Folake Adeniyi-Adeleye also known as Coach FAA to discuss the important role of coaching, and how it plays an important role in equipping you for your personal and career journey.

In this episode we attempt to unpack a question spanning over many generations: can women do it all? Rosy Baker-Zwambila, Mimi Kalinda and Thandi Chaotsane-Moticoe chat with host Nonye Mpho Omotola and delve into the concept of maintaining a healthy work-life balance while fulfilling career ambitions and if this is indeed possible.

In this episode, we talk about African diaspora identities. Aramide Ramos joins us to explore these dynamic identities, embracing diverse expressions through art, music, food, fashion, language and traditions contributing to a rich and multifaceted global cultural tapestry.

So why the Afro Ruby? Well like many gemstones, rubies are made under extreme heat and pressure below the earth. And the process that rubies are created under, is very much a representation of the women we will be speaking to throughout this series. Their distinct journeys and what makes them who they are. And Afro? We are African gems, rare vibrant and distinct.

Host Nonye Mpho Omotola is joined by Folake Adeniyi-Adeleye also known as Coach FAA to discuss the important role of coaching and how it is key in equipping you for your journey.

In this episode we attempt to unpack a question spanning over many generations: can women do it all? Rosy Baker-Zwambila, Mimi Kalinda and Thandi Chaotsane-Moticoe chat with host Nonye Mpho Omotola and delve into the concept of maintaining a healthy work-life balance while fulfilling career ambitions and if this is indeed possible.

In this episode, we talk about African diaspora identities. Aramide Ramos joins us to explore these dynamic identities, embracing diverse expressions through art, music, food, fashion, language and traditions contributing to a rich and multifaceted global cultural tapestry.

So why the Afro Ruby? Well like many gemstones, rubies are made under extreme heat and pressure below the earth. And the process that rubies are created under, is very much a representation of the women we will be speaking to throughout this series. Their distinct journeys and what makes them who they are. And Afro, well we aren’t just gems, we are African gems, rare vibrant and distinct.