Enosh Mutenda (S1 Ep.6)

Liam Wang (S1 Ep.9)

Enjoy this inspiring conversation with our guest Liam Wang, a Business Administration and Chinese Language Studies major at Morehouse College. Proficient in Mandarin, his multicultural perspective has greatly assisted him in business, communication, and understanding people, allowing him to navigate and appreciate different cultures and communities throughout his life.

Zione and Karim (S1 Ep.8)

Catch the full conversation with our two guests, Zione Yeboah and Karim Diop who unpack their story of living in different countries, learning a different language, and the challenges and lessons learned along the way. Zione, an Economics and French Double-Major at Spelman, shares how her experiences living in France, the United States, and South Africa have nourished her desire to learn and appreciate different cultures and communities. Karim, a Business major with a concentration in Finance who came from France to achieve his American dream at Morehouse College, discusses his journey to the United States, his dedication to academics, and his life story.

Troy Boxton Jr. (S1 Ep.7)

Catch the full conversation with our incredible guest Troy Boxton Jr. As a dedicated student of Computer Science at Morehouse College, Troy Boxton Jr is passionate about the intersection of technology and social impact. He is also a US and Panama Dual citizen.

Enosh Mutenda (S1 Ep.6)

Enosh Mutenda is a junior, Economics major and mathematics minor at Morehouse College, Half Zimbabwean and half Sri Lankan, born in Dallas, Texas, and raised in Tokyo, Japan.

Kaitlyn Nelson (S1 Ep.5)

Catch the full conversation with our incredible guest @its._.katiecakes Kaitlyn Nelson is a Graduating Senior Dance Performance and Choreography major and Psychology minor at Spelman College native to Queens, NY. As a visionay, Kaitlyn delves into all of her creative callings. After dancing professionally with Rod Rodgers Dance Company and choreographing on multiple occasions for Spelman Dance Theatre, Kaitlyn has a vision for choreography and story telling. With a trained foundation from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, her movement vocabulary speaks to her choreographic style and artistic playground.  From the age of 2, dance has been her number one outlet and mode of communication allowing her to strive for uniqueness and versatility. She has always rebuked the idea of following others, allowing her to indulge in creative courageousness and label “plan B” a non-existent mystery. As an aspiring Traveling Dance Movement therapist, she plans to travel the world all with the rising sustainability of dance and its healing nature. Through divinity, authenticity, imagination, and inspiration she uses the power of art and advocacy to her advantage, invigorating the unsuspecting society around her.