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On his first episode, Micheal delves into the theme of mental health, exploring ways to identify it. He also gives some amazing tips for how it can be managed. Powered by RedCircle
In this episode, Aisha interviews Alamin Alhassan, a multitalented poet and undergraduate of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. His works focus on a wide array of topics that has captivated his growing fanbase. Powered by RedCircle
In the second episode of Reading With R, Ruqayyah Nabage takes us to the world of Ayobami Adebayo’s Stay With Me. Check out her review of this tale that is set in the 1980s and focuses on everyday life. Powered by RedCircle
In this episode, Aisha discusses with Henneh Kyereh Kwaku, the Ghanian poet about issues of feminism, toxic masculinity, poetry, publishing and the distribution of said works. Tune in to enjoy this engaging conversation. Powered by RedCircle
In the very first episode of Reading with R, Ruqayyah Nabage reviews the novel by Abubakar Adam Ibrahim, Season of Crimson Blossoms. Discover what she thinks of the award-winning book. Powered by RedCircle
In her first episode, Aisha K. Mohammed interviews Egyptian poet, Nour Kamel. Tune in to listen to Nour talk about her family, dealing with grief and the LGBTQI+ community in Africa. Enjoy! Powered by RedCircle
Introducing Reading with R, a podcast by Ruqayyah Nabage. Reading with R discusses book reviews with her listeners and invites them to share their opinions with her. Ruqayyah Nabage is an editor at Jaruma Magazine. She also volunteers as a counsellor with Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative (MANI). Her hobbies include appreciating literature and art. In...
Introducing The Rave, a new podcast by Micheal Olaniyi. The Rave is a platform where Micheal discusses life issues and how they affect us mentally or otherwise. Micheal is a Personal Development Enthusiast. He volunteered as a host on Zazzau Express, a radio program aired on Queens FM. He is also a content creator and...
Introducing Poet Box Series, a podcast by Aisha K. Mohammed. Poet Box Series explores conversations with poets from around the world. These interactions promises to be fun. Aisha wishes to use her law degree to fight for women and children’s freedom. She has works in Agbowo Art, Syncity.ng, and thegirdle.ng. When she’s not buried in...
