In this episode, Gayima shares a Black History Month moment with her community. She had the opportunity to witness a thoughtful conversation with music legend, entertainer, educator and more, Wyclef Jean as the honored guest. During the Q&A segment, Gayima was provided with the opportunity to ask Wyclef Jean a question, which ended with him sharing the story LIVE of The Fugees & The GOAT! A special thanks to Supreme Spinner DJ Hard Hitting Harry, a friend of the podcast, AND The Fugees 1st DJ, for the suggestion! Tap in and enjoy!

In this episode, Gayima shares a Saturday afternoon social adventure, blending teas with friends. Alongside two of her besties, @kris.in.transit and @christinajovonn, they joined other ladies in their local community in Columbus, Ohio to experience calmness and comradery with fellow tea enthusiasts. Hosted by the tea brand, Steeped Pearl, the guests learned how to blend tea and more within the cozy space of the Salone’ Art Space, located in Gahanna, Ohio. Tap in and learn.

I’m so excited to welcome one of my favorite people to the podcast! She’s my mini-me and she’s a beautiful thinker. I hope you enjoy my niece, @Jalla.K and I as she reflects on her first visit to our homeland, Sierra Leone, West Africa. Growing up in the US, Jalla K’s first trip to her homeland was filled with a variety of emotions, and for sure, expanded her perspective on life as a Diasporan of Sierra Leone. Tap in for the conversation.

Hailing from Sierra Leone, West Africa, Conversations with Creatives welcomes Franklyn Dero to the conversation. In this episode, we unpack his inspiration and process as an advocate for ending Female Genital Mutilation in his local communities. To support his initiatives, connect with Franklyn on social media. Instagram: @franklyndero. He is in partnership with Pfefferminzgreen, a German-Based organization with a commitment to #shiftthepower. For more information about their work, visit www.pfefferminzgreen.com

Co-Founders Sallay and Gayima Kanu are guests on Weekend Wax Radio based in Brooklyn, New York. Hosted by Producer DJ Baby XL. They discuss fashion, their journey as creatives, cultural challenges as daughters of Sierra Leone soil and the USA.

Gayima shares an emotional ‘in the moment’ reflection as she steps through the last 48 hours before she departs from Sierra Leone after living there for six eventful months and being gone from the USA for a total of eight months.