In this episode of MandM Beyond Words, we the Epstein Files and what they reveal about power, abuse, and accountability. We discuss the crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein, the conviction of his close associate Ghislaine Maxwell, and the serious allegations tied to Epstein’s private island. This episode also addresses how wealth and influence allowed abuse to continue for years and why choosing who you associate with matters. This conversation is not about rumors or speculation. It is about documented cases, court records, and the importance of accountability, justice, and protecting the vulnerable.

In this episode of MandMBeyondWord, we discuss youth unemployment, skills training, entrepreneurship, and how government economic policies are shaping opportunities for young people. We break down what is being done, where progress is happening, and the gaps that still need attention. From TVET and youth business support to the role of the private sector and civic engagement, this conversation looks at how young Gambians are navigating today’s economy and what needs to improve so youth can thrive at home. This is not just a youth issue. It’s a national development priority.

In this episode of Madi and Muha Beyond Words, we explore the growing importance of environmental and natural space recovery and why it matters now more than ever. From coastal erosion and plastic waste to the protection of mangroves and biodiversity, the conversation highlights the environmental challenges facing communities today. Madi shares a personal story about participating in beach cleaning exercises during Primary 6, showing how environmental responsibility can begin at a young age. The discussion also focuses on how Gambian youths are stepping forward through clean-up campaigns, awareness efforts, and sustainable practices to protect their future. The episode connects culture and influence by recognizing the role of respected artists like ST, whose impact on young people goes beyond music and into community inspiration and positive example.