Episode 3 : Masters in Revolution (Part 2)

Episode 7: 3 for 1 Special Interview with G-Salih (part 3)

On the third and final episode of the 3-1 Special Interview with G.salih, we pick where we left off with our Virginia Cousin. This conversation continues the discussion of growth, how it is achieved, and how a Modern artist approaches their craft. I really did not want the talk to end, I felt extremely motivated just listening to this, I know you will as well.  I hope you enjoy this!

Episode 6: 3 for 1 Special Interview with G-Salih (part.2)

On the second episode of the 3-1 Special Interview with G.salih, we pick up where we left off with our Virginia Cousin. This conversation revolved around collaborations, support, growth, and the avenues he took to elevate his skillset as an Artist, friend, humanitarian, and most important, as an older brother. I hope you enjoy this!

Episode 5: 3 For 1 Special Interview with G-Salih (part. 1)

On Part One of this trilogy, we embark on a journey with our guest Gihad "G" Salih , Artist, Entrepreneur, Activist....... the list goes on.   On this episode, we talk to Gihad to find out more about his foundational years, while discussing the different influences that inspired the discovery and the development of his talent.

Episode 4: A Prescription of Comedy

On this Episode we take a peek into the life of Ola Labib. A Pharmacist by day, and a Comedian by Night. As she administers dose of health, either through medicine or a laugh, we learn that no journey is without its struggles. As we peel back the layers, you will find yourself inspired by her how hard work and determination manifested itself in opportunities many wish for. We discussed many topics that range from growing up in the UK, the balance of a social vs. home life, marriage and of course, her comedy career so far.  I really hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed recording this.

Episode 3 : Masters in Revolution (Part 2)

On the Second episode of the 2 part Interview, we pick up where we left of with Elbashir “Bashy” Idris and relive the journey that saw our Welsh cousin transition from his Bachelors into his Masters in Revolution.  We discussed various topics that ranged from, the Sudanese Community in the Diaspora, to, Life during the protests, and everything in between. Be sure to tune in, this one is going to leave you at the edge of your seats.    Also, I am sorry for not doing this earlier, but, The opening and closing music score is from “The Routine” by G-Salih   If there is anyone who embodies what it means to build your own path and shine while doing so, it is this man.