Culture Class Podcast

Tadai talks about her love for basketball, why she joined a sorority, her work with Monumental Sports and how her sports charity (Hustle Hard Global) is making an impact in Kenya.

Jonathan talks about his Hatian roots, his love for the violin, why he is re-learning spanish and countries he would love to visit. He also talks about the Hatian diaspora, the Creole language and what he feels is needed to better the lives of people in his country

Jess talks about growing up in North Carolina, the culture shock she experienced when moving to Washington DC, getting a swimming scholarship and her first time in an Uber

Aaamina is visting Washington DC for the first time in 14 years and talks about her trip. She also talks about growing up in a small town and her love for fashion.

Khalese talks about her struggles with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and gives tips on how to cope with and better understand mental health issues. Disclaimer: We are not psychologists and recommend you get professional help. But maybe we can help in our own little way

Khalese talks about challenges growing up in the US Virgin Island, her interest in infectious diseases and how her Father found out she was gay. Follow us on soical media: Twitter: @CultureClassPod Facebook: Culture Class Podcast Instagram: @CultureClassPodcast

Did you know El Salvador means 'Our Saviour' and is a country located in central America? Well, to be honest, we didn't. Today's guest (Nathalie) tries to teach Nosa some Spanish. They also talk about her stay in Carlifonia and her love for Pupusa

Nosa & Alazar pick up where they left off. Talking about life after high school in New Jersey, how he got into college and giving back (in his own little way) to his home country

Alazar talks about escaping the Ethopian army as a boy and fleeing to the US to start a new life. He touches on how the memories of the conflict and the culture shock in the US influences his life now as a man.

Nosa sits down with Nthanze; an aspiring Kenyan filmaker interested in telling unique African stories through documentaries. What's up with the Kenyan entertainment industry, why is Tanzania claiming Lupita N'yongo and how important is Mount Kilimanjaro ? They both trade stories and draw similarities between East Africa & West Africa.

Nosa sits down with Hang to talk about life in Vietnam, the Vietnamese war, the police, food and the love she has for her cat.

Nosa is in Sydney for the MBA World Summit and sits down with an Indian student schooling in Hong Kong; talking about his experiences in multiple countries and how he came up with his Instagram Handle @idiotnomad

Tongwa's been away for a few episodes. She's back with explanations as to why!

Nosa speaks with Ghada about life Saudi Arabia, moving to the US, Black Churches & Arabic.

Nosa sits with Molly Igoe as they talk about holidays in the US and how they sometimes differ with African/Nigerian holidays.

Nosa has a conversation with his roomate Fahim Syed; a first year medical student and second generation Indian/Pakistani living in the US. The conversation touches on growing up, the pressure of med school and what its like to have Indian/Pakistani parents.

Nosa attends a friend's bday and records conversations among guests. Happy Bday Cara and shout out to her roomates Ady and Nthanze. Other guest Cassandra, Dave, Nate and Alazzar also featured. Follow us on Instagram; @cultureclasspodcast, Facebook: @culutureclasspodcast, Twitter; @cultureclasspod Email us at cutureclasspodcast@gmail.com

Nosa & Tongwa talk about traveling overseas (from a West-African perspective). Why are more and more Africans moving out west and what does the future hold for Africans in the diaspora? Follow us on Instagram; @cultureclasspodcast, Facebook: @culutureclasspodcast, Twitter; @cultureclasspod Email us at cutureclasspodcast@gmail.com

What expectations do West-Africans have from their 'cousins abroad' and how does it shape our perspective on wealth and financial freedom. Hint: MoneyGram is a popular international remittance service. Follow us on Instagram; @cultureclasspodcast, Facebook: @culutureclasspodcast, Twitter; @cultureclasspod Email us at cutureclasspodcast@gmail.com

Nosa & Tongwa discuss foreign aid to Africa. The need for it in the 21st century and how that shapes the perception of the continent to the world. We are not economists by the way. Follow us on Instagram; @cultureclasspodcast, Facebook: @culutureclasspodcast, Twitter; @cultureclaspod Email us at cutureclasspodcast@gmail.com

Nosa and Tongwa talk about their new year goals. Follow us on Instagram; @cultureclasspodcast, Facebook: @culutureclasspodcast, Twitter; @cultureclaspod Email us at cutureclasspodcast@gmail.com

Do you have an unconventional sounding name? In this episode, we discuss names that others consider "difficult to pronounce", and what it means when young Africans pick out an "American" name in lieu of their traditional names. Follow us on Instagram; @cultureclasspodcast, Facebook: @culutureclasspodcast, Twitter; @cultureclaspod Email us at cutureclasspodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, we share our experiences with speaking English language with heavy accents as a result of our international linguistic backgrounds. Follow us on Instagram; @cultureclasspodcast, Facebook: @culutureclasspodcast, Twitter; @cultureclaspod Email us at cutureclasspodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to Culture Class Podcast, your home for culture talk. For this intro episode, we discuss our backgrounds and the premise of the podcast. Follow us on Instagram; @cultureclasspodcast, Facebook: @culutureclasspodcast, Twitter; @cultureclaspod Email us at cutureclasspodcast@gmail.com