Tiah Beye, is a writer from Senegal and the Ivory Coast who is now based in France. Beye graduated from Kourtajme School, a free film school in Paris founded by French filmmaker Ladj Ly; she has also participated in Netflix’s Grow Creatives programme, which aims to improve diversity and inclusion in the international industry. She shares her story with our host Oumar in this 4th and last episode of season 2.

Wanjiru Kairu, the creative force behind the International Emmy Award-winning team for Jongo Love, is a seasoned writer-director and vibrant storyteller hailing from Nairobi, Kenya. Collaborator on renowned series like The Mysteries of Jabali & Sauti, Kona, Mali, Nairobi Law, Makutano Junction, and Tabasamu. Wanjiru’s body of work has earned her prestigious Kalasha Awards from the Kenya Film Commission. She sits with Oumar to talk about her AuthenticA adventure

Kelly Eve Koopman is a multifaceted artist, writer, and activist whose work resonates with authenticity and depth. Through her creative endeavors, she explores themes of identity, belonging, and social justice, sparking meaningful conversations and inspiring positive change. With a distinctive voice and a passion for storytelling, Kelly Eve Koopman shares her story with Oumar.