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On this episode of Reading With R, we join Ruqayyah as she reviews The Invisible Life of Addie La Rue by Victoria E. Schwab.
On this episode, Aisha interviews Oche Akor, the Nigerian poet, publisher (Oche Books), coder, and investigative journalist.
In this episode of The Rave, Micheal
introduces us to the term broke billionaires and tries to remind us to cherish our individual worth.
Episode seven of Poet Box Series brings to you a chat between Aisha and the poet, Daisy Odey. They discuss the need for literary organisations to show support for one another and the various themes of poetry. In Daisy’s words, “We should all strive to write what is true”. Follow the link to listen to...
This episode, Ruqqayah reviews Ayisha Malik’s Sofia Khan is NOT Obliged. This book touches her heartstrings, so give it a listen, but beware of spoilers. Enjoy! Powered by RedCircle
On this episode, Aisha interviews the multitalented Jasmine Jade. A Nigerian poet, writer, and singer.
In this episode, Micheal explains how unrealistically high expectations often lead to disappointment.
In this episode, Aisha delves deep into the mind of Nigerian Spoken Word Artist Loveth Liberty. She shares her father’s influence on her craft, juggling priorities, understanding your worth as an artist and seeking the right growth opportunities. This is a supersized episode, as the lovely Loveth and Aisha cover a lot of ground that...
Ruqayyah brings to us another review in her third edition of Reading with R. She takes a look at Yejide Kilanko’s Daughters who walk this Path and talks about the role of family in abuse situations among other things. Do listen. Powered by RedCircle
