
Hi there! My name is Akín, and thanks for tuning in.
On the podcast I chat with diverse guests from all backgrounds, and they talk about their lived experiences & stories, and share the words, quotes or sayings that have shaped their mindsets. With all the stories that are shared, there is also the underlying theme of mental health and wellbeing, and in many instances, also discussing heritage, ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessPersonal JournalsMental HealthSociety & Culture | |||

In today's episode, I chat with Farha Jamadar, a Senior Chartered Global Management Accountant & Account Technician. Farha talks about her career path, why she enjoys numbers, and what's in her work tool box. Farha also discusses the challenges sh... more
On today's episode I'm in conversation with Ọmọ́tọ́lá Sodeinde Adéníyì, a Cultural Connoisseur for all things about the Yorùbá tribe within Nigeria and across the world. We talk about the language and the tonal system, including the power behind wo... more
On today's episode I'm in conversation with Hilary Salzman, a business storytelling consultant, keynote speaker and author specialising in helping female founders and leaders find and use their real story. Hilary talks about the importance of uncover... more
On today's episode, I'm in conversation with Dr. Ravishankar Chamarajnagar, talking about most things Computing. Ravi chats about his career in IT thus far, including cyber security and cryptology. We discuss Artificial Intelligence and look at its... more
On today's episode I'm in conversation with Eposi Litombo Litumbe and talking about her upcoming hand painted graphic novel 'Serpents in the Sand', which is part of her 'Songs of the Sahara' project that is inspired by the historical legend of Sundi... more
On today's episode, I'm in conversation with author Sangu Mandanna. Sangu recounts a childhood memory involving a chasing elephant which in part led to her wanting to become a writer. We chat about language and identity; how her interests in Space,... more
On today's episode I'm in conversation with Zoe Àríkẹ́, an Australian, who, in her own words "met a guy & moved to Nigeria." We chat about her lived experiences in the country so far, the cultural nuances & the humorous side of Nigerian life; the lo... more
On today's episode I'm geeking out with Professor Elaine Cloutman-Green and talk about her upcoming book 'Don't Open the Door: Infections in Film'. She discusses why her love for film and popular culture and being a scientist prompted her to start th... more
Enjoyed Episode 18, great questions, good content!!
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The show centers on intimate conversations with a wide array of guests, focusing on lived experiences, heritage, and cultural perspectives while weaving in mental health and well-being themes. Episodes consistently explore personal journeys, creative processes, and the socio-cultural forces shaping identities, often weaving humor and resilience into serious topics. Notable strengths include diverse guest lineups spanning arts, science, sports, and entrepreneurship, accessible storytelling, and a willingness to tackle complex issues with warmth and nuance. Listeners may value authentic storytelling, cultural insight, and practical takeaways for wellbeing and personal growth; the format often emphasizes representation, resilience, and communi... more
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Recent guests on The Swinging Palm Trees Podcast include:
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2. Sangu Mandanna
3. Zoe Àríkẹ́
4. Elaine Cloutman-Green
5. Dr Jana Denzel Nandakumar
6. Oluwashina Okeleji
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