In a world of conflicting values, polarized opinions, and ever-shifting cultural norms, it’s no wonder morality feels... broken. In this episode of Rethink, Anderson, Sayenne, and Jose explore how our traditional moral frameworks are being challenged—from the decline of religious authority to the rise of technology that makes decisions for us.

We question whether universal values still exist, how modern society blurs the line between right and wrong, and what happens when we’re encouraged to fulfill every desire. And ultimately, we ask: in a world driven by individualism and algorithms, what does it mean to be a “good” human anymore?

This is not just a philosophical debate—it’s a reflection of the world we live in now. Tune in as we rethink morality, one contradiction at a time.

In this episode of Rethink, we explore how the stories we believe — and those we inherit — shape our perceptions, behaviors, and relationships. Inspired by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s powerful concept of “The Danger of a Single Story,” the episode examines how narratives and labels can both illuminate and limit our understanding of people, cultures, and global issues.

Through compelling real-life examples and expert reflections, we unpack the risks of oversimplified narratives and challenge listeners to rethink the stories that define their worldview. This is an invitation to move beyond stereotypes and embrace the rich complexity of our shared human experience.

🧠 Tune in, question the stories you know, and discover the power of seeing — and telling — more than one story.

Today, we're joined by the talented Eliane Lima, an artist and architect whose work explores the intersections of culture, space, and identity. In this episode, Eliane shares her unique perspective on the art and architecture scenes in Angola and France, shedding light on how her heritage and experiences influence her creative process.

Whether you're passionate about design, curious about African art, or simply love hearing from inspiring voices—this conversation is for you.

🎧 Tune in, get inspired, and don’t forget to check out Eliane’s work in the links below.