We open the season reflecting on our cycles of creativity in light of the "new normal". Kor Kase of Afro Van Connect shares how he remains present in his creative practice whilst providing safe spaces for Black creatives.

We sit down with our 'Rising Star' guest, Patience James. The accomplished dancer, choreographer, actress and teacher, talks about finding a balance whilst sharing authentic African culture through her work and her popular 'Afro in Heels' class.

Visual artist and teacher Birungi Kawooya joins Heather and Kamara for a heartfelt conversation about celebrating Black Womxn within the arts and making space for authentic expressions of joy and healing within her practice.

This week we speak with the talented Sarudazayi Marufu about what having a 'seat at the table' means, and how trusting the movement of collective leadership fosters meaningful change.

Filmmaker, Producer and Director Sam Tebandeke joins us to discuss the beauty of international collaborations within the African Diaspora. With a human approach we open ourselves to connect with people across the globe.

Gloria Ugwarelojo Biachi, a Lagos based Dance Artist, Choreographer, Fitness instructor, Actor and Costume Designer, shares how determination fuels her to achieve her goals and remain on the path to success.

We celebrate 1 year of Yams & Yuca with a bonus episode! Thanks to all the guests, listeners & supporters from across the globe who have joined us in creating a beautiful tapestry.

This week Caribbean-American author, Charmaine Wilkerson speaks about her debut novel Black Cake, the stories that we inherit from the past & the present, and how they shape our identity.

Writer, photographer, and videomaker Riaz Phillips joins us to talk all things food, heritage, culture and community with the release of his latest book 'West Winds: Recipes, History and Tales from Jamaica'. We discuss the many ways we are connected through food across the African Diasporas.