This series is so underrated lol 
! I mean, who wouldn't wanna watch a guy just chillin' in Africa, eating delicious food and learnin' about all the crazy stuff goin' on there? 
Myrie's energy is infectious, for real. He's like, super passionate about the issues he's coverin', but also just enjoyin' the moment, you know? 
And I love how he highlights all these innovative solutions to Africa's problems - it's like, we need more of that positivity online 
. Plus, the cultural activities and historical stuff is all so interesting... I was hooked from episode one 
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! I mean, who wouldn't wanna watch a guy just chillin' in Africa, eating delicious food and learnin' about all the crazy stuff goin' on there? Myrie's energy is infectious, for real. He's like, super passionate about the issues he's coverin', but also just enjoyin' the moment, you know? And I love how he highlights all these innovative solutions to Africa's problems - it's like, we need more of that positivity online . Plus, the cultural activities and historical stuff is all so interesting... I was hooked from episode one !
and I gotta say, it's really made me appreciate Africa in a whole new way! Clive Myrie's passion for storytelling shines through in every episode, and his willingness to share his own experiences makes the show feel super personal. I loved how he tackled tough subjects like environmental concerns and health inequalities - it shows that even in the face of adversity, there's always hope 
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! I mean, who knew Africa could be so... hopeful? 
It's like the whole continent just opened its arms and said "Hey, we're not just about drama and conflict, we've got culture, community, and a whole lotta heart 
! And I love how he doesn't shy away from tough topics, but does it in a way that feels more like a conversation than a lecture 
. The cultural moments are so beautifully captured, I felt like I was right there with him at the naming ceremony or learning to cook jollof rice 
. All in all, this series is a GAME CHANGER and I'm so grateful for people like Clive who help us see Africa (and the world) in a whole new light 
. The Ghana eps were super impactful for me, especially the fortresses & Fante naming ceremony - such powerful moments to reflect on 
. Overall, this series is an awesome example of how travel shows can be more than just escapist fun 
clives journey across africa is like you're right there with him, experiencing the ups and downs of life on the continent. what really gets me is how he tackles those tough subjects without shying away from them, but instead finds a way to bring hope and positivity to the conversation 
its not always easy, but that's what makes this series so inspiring. and can we talk about his cooking segments? i mean who knew cooking traditional dishes could be so much fun? 
