Vibes

Hey everyone, welcome to another episode of the podcast. You're here, and that's pretty groovy. In this episode, I have a wonderful conversation with Maya, who some of you might know as @skyfisherforskyfish [https://www.tiktok.com/@skyfisherforskyfish] on Tiktok~ You might have seen her videos on practical ways to cripple capitalism, or you might have seen some of her empathy-focused love advice videos. Here, we talk about Maya the artist for a bit, exploring existential questions about poetry and what it means to be an artist. Then, we explore Nietzsche, vibing around the concept of morality and questioning it as Nietzsche would've wanted. Finally, we talk about love- its connection to activism, why we need it now more than ever and why, at this crucial moment, it seems to be lacking. I hope you enjoy this episode; check out all of Maya's stuff here [https://linktr.ee/skyfishingforskyfish].

Hey everyone, welcome to another episode of the podcast. First of all, slay, this episode has some intro music. Let me know what you think of it and if you have a desire for outro music as well. In this episode, I have a chat with Tomris (aka @philosophy.girl [https://www.tiktok.com/@philosophy.girl] on TikTok). She was doing philosophy tiktoks before they were cool but decided to leave the app for interesting reasons some time ago. Here, we talk about her studies in classics and ancient Greek, where she shares some fun things to know about the ancient world. We then talk a bit about the ethics of being on TikTok, and why it's, in some ways, such a weird place to exist in. Then, we talk about stoicism (and broicism) and Tomris shares some wisdom from her top homeboy Seneca. I hope you find this conversation interesting. Remember to vibe, now and always.

Hey everyone, I'm back from a pretty long hiatus, so that's nice. In this episode, I ramble for a bit on Nigeria, my wonderful home. It includes some stories of interesting/frustrating experiences I've had at airports back home, a section where I dream out loud about how Nigerian politics could be arranged, and it ends with some advice from Frantz Fanon. Thanks for listening, now and always.

Hey everyone, In this episode, I monologue for a bit on Afrocracy-- a concept that I find super interesting. I was going to name this episode "Afro-crazy?" but that seemed a bit much. Anyways, it'd be great to get a conversation going so as always, feel free to reach out with any questions.

Hey everyone, super glad you're here. This is Episode 1 of what I call the Modern Sage Philosophy (MSP) project, inspired by the work of the Kenyan philosopher Henry Odera Oruka [https://iep.utm.edu/african-sage/]. In this series, I hope to interview philosophers who live and work in worlds outside of Western philosophy. This episode is a conversation with Dr Elvis Imafidon [https://www.soas.ac.uk/about/elvis-imafidon] on themes in the African Philosophy world. I hope you find this interesting.