Between Me & Me

Eps #8: Being Single....on Valentine's Day? Ugh!

This episode unpacks the emotional chaos of being single on Valentine's Day ( with humor, honesty, and just enough academic overthinking, For-chur!) It explores loneliness vs. solitude, comparison culture, and the psychology behind wanting to feel chosen. Through what I presume as vulnerability, it reframes singleness as growth, not failure. Ultimately, it's about building self-worth so you don't confuse attention for love. Enjoy!

Eps #7: Nonchalance? Is that a flex?

This episode is a bit special! We are talking about Nonchalance with friends, at work, or maybe, just maybe, at work! Who is best to discuss that other than my amazing, beautiful girls, Chelsea and Fredia! Enjoy!

Eps#6: Modern Heartbreak: Thank you... Next?

At the beginning of this episode, my siblings and I (in Kinyarwanda) tried to define Modern Heartbreak. Yoh! friend, we live in a fast-paced and emotionally confusing world where love rarely ends with clear conversations anymore. We talked about how heartbreak today shows up quietly through silence, mixed signals, situationships, and digital distance, and how social media and constant access have reshaped how we experience love and loss. A mix of real stories, laughter, and honest reflection on navigating heartbreak in this generation.

Eps #5: Alone, Lonely or SOLO?

This episode gently challenges the way we romanticize independence while still craving connection, reminding us that loneliness is not a failure but a signal. Through honest questions and soft truths, I invite listeners to check in with themselves, name what they’re feeling without shame, and learn how to sit with solitude without losing the desire for meaningful connection.

Eps #4 Performative Intellectualism: What...? smart for show?

What if intelligence isn’t loud? In this episode, I sit with the quiet tension between sounding smart and being truly thoughtful. I explore why clarity over complexity, honesty over performance, and curiosity without ego create deeper understanding and more meaningful connections. Welp... just a gentle reminder that real intelligence often begins the moment we allow ourselves to say, “I don’t know yet! "