Raising Kids in a Social Media World | Akili Pod

Learning Beyond the Classroom | Akilipod

Join Lorraine Mzughula and Jesse Soleil from Akili TV as they chat with 17-year-old SDG champion Portia Wanjiru and Michael Adikwu of Arigatou International about transforming education. From tackling zero hunger to fostering youth innovation, discover how purpose-driven learning and SDGs are shaping the next generation of problem-solvers. 🌱💡 #SDGChampions #YouthInnovation #AkiliTV

Being a Dad vs Being a Father: The Real Difference

Fatherhood isn’t just biology. It’s identity. It’s presence. It’s intention.We dive into how modern dads are balancing provision with connection, learning that emotional availability matters just as much as financial stability.This conversation reminds us: the way a father loves, disciplines, and communicates becomes the lens through which children see themselves, and the world.

Raising Kids in a Social Media World | Akili Pod

When Eveline got her first phone at 17… she was so mad 😤 All her friends had phones, she had excuses ready… but her dad worked in tech and knew the risks. She wanted a smartphone, he bought her a landline ☎️😭She hated it then… but now? She gets it. Phones aren’t just gadgets. They come with digital footprints, real-world consequences, and responsibilities teens don’t always see.

Balancing Structure and Freedom as a parent | Akili Pod

Do you know how to talk to your child about sex, drugs, and boundaries?Darren shares how he approached these conversations with his kids — calmly, openly, and without judgment. From talking about sex at the right time to guiding them through decisions about peer pressure, he emphasizes safety, consent, and understanding over rules and fear.Sometimes, the best way to prepare a child for life is to have honest conversations before they face it on their own.📺 Watch the full episode this Friday on AkiliPod YouTube and Spotify at 5 PM, and 8 PM on Akili TV.

How do you recognize when your child is struggling? | Akili Pod

Social media is shaping our children in ways we never experienced and sometimes, the signs that it’s affecting them aren’t obvious. From sudden mood changes, withdrawal, and irritability to obsessing over likes, followers, or online validation, many kids struggle silently. What looks like “normal teen behavior” can sometimes be a cry for help. The pressure to fit in, compare, and keep up online can quietly take a toll on a child’s self-worth and mental health. In this episode, we unpack the signs parents should look out for when something isn’t okay, how social media can influence a child’s emotions and behavior, and how different parenting styles can either help or worsen the situation. Join the conversation this Friday on AkiliPod. YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts at 5 PM On Akili TV at 8 PM