Meet Our Guests
Season 1
Dr. Latifat Cabirou
Episode 5: Going Mental...Health
Dr. Bryce Henson
Episode 6: Being Black is Complicated
Dr. Omarve Bailey
Episode 8: "The Doorway of Return": Reconnecting Back to Africa
Jeff Badu
Episode 9: Do African Manage Money Differently Than African Americans?
Titi LoKei
Episode 10: Afrobeats Makes the World Get Down!
Darling Amoo
Episode 11: Nama"STAY" in Africa
Dr. Daudet Ilunga Tshiswaka
Episode 16: My Black is Transnational...But French!
Dr. Wanda Averhart
Pillow Talk Episodes/Mother's Day Episode
Season 2
George Lokko
Episode 2: Let's Gist: Boarding School, Bioengineering and...Brunch?
Boyede Sobitan
Episode 3: "There's Rice at Home...Away from Home":Discussing OjaExpress
Jessica Imarenezor, J.D.
Episode 4: "Let's Gist":Talking Culture and Entertainment with
Ugo Obilo and Chidi Nwachukwu
Episode 5: "What is Discover Gidi?
Victoria McNeil
Episode 6: Mental Health & Black Girl Magic
Mike Abrantie
Episode 8- The New Renaissance of African Cultural Exploration
Lesley Gwam
Episode 9 - Let's Gist: The Opening "Verse"
Maria Ajao
Episode 10 - My Culture Guides My Life": Discussing the Dual Citizen Brand
Anuoluwapo Osideko
Episode 12- Healthy Aging
Nia Muhammad
Episode 13 - "What's GUD, Nia?" Discussing the Global United Diaspora
Biodun Abudu
Episode 15 - Forbidden Topics and Taboo
Brotha Hassan
Episode 16 - Black Unity vs White Supremacy: A Conversation
Gotaflika
Episode 18 - Gotaflika
Stephanie Eyocko
Episode 19 -Black People Speak Chinese?
Season 3
Sam Acho
Episode 2: "Letting the World See You"
Vanessa Adebayo
Episode 3: "Africa's Mental Health Matters!"
Temitayo Ade-Oshifogun
Episode 4: "A Sincere Faith in Regular People"
Dr. Chinyere K Osuji
Episode 5: "Black with No Boundaries"
Mmekom Udosen
Episode 6: "Ibibio Girls Matter"
Abdoulaye Cisse
Episode 7: "BABA: Briding Africans and Black Americans"
Brother Kudjo El
Episode 8: "The MOOR You Know: We are not Black, We are Moors!"
Osagyefo Essoen
Episode 9: "Make Africa Home Again!"
Dr. Msia Kibona Clark
Episode 10: Pan Africanism, Feminist Hip Hop and....Beyonce?
Nelson Agose (Blink)
Episode 11: The Miseducation of Two Negroes: Africans & African Americans
Dr. Tomi Ademokun
Episode 12: "Wellness over Wahala": The Power of the Village in Public Health
Niyi Olu-Kuti
S3E19 - "Preserve Our Culture, Protect our Children" with Mrs. Niyi Olu-Kuti
Dr. Abiodun Durojaye
Episode 18: "What's in a Name?!"
Season 4
Eddie Oppong
Episode 4- "Ye Wo Krom! Everywhere We Dey There!"
Dr. Nadia Marie Sasso
Episode 5: "Too African to be American, Too American to Be African"
LOTSFW (Lessons of the Six Figure Woman) Podcast
Episode 6 - "The Struggle of the Six Figure Black Woman": Crossover Episode with LOTSFW Podcast
Jeremy Kofi
Episode 7: "A Convo with Jeremy Kofi"
Onyi Azih, PA-C
Episode 8: Mental Health and Mothering with Onyi Azih
Ayana Francis
Episode 9- Healthy Aging
Dr. Gerald Onuoha
Episode 10: "Onuoha means 'Speaker of the People'": Everybody vs Racism w/ Dr. Gerald Onuoha
The Downing Brothers
Episode 12: "Building Home, Building Bridges...Transnational Real Estate with The Downing Brothers
The Mass Liberation Project
Episode 13: Transnationalism Meets Abolitionism: The Mass Liberation Project
Meet The Host/Creator
Dr. Kelechi Ibe-Lamberts
Host/Creator
Dr. Kelechi Ibe-Lamberts is a professor and researcher in health behaviors, health disparities and health outcomes among culturally diverse populations. His research interest specifically involve immigrant health and the development of transnational ties among immigrants. He identifies as a 1.5 generation Transnational Nigerian American. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, he immigrated to the United States at the age of 8, where he grew up in the Chicago, Illinois. He received his undergraduate and doctorate degrees in Community Health from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He continued his postdoctotoral training at the University of Florida until 2018. He currently teaches and conducts research at SUNY Cortland in upstate New York.