Public conversion stories carry a particular kind of weight. When someone with an audience changes their faith, it becomes a conversation whether they intend it to or not — and musician Moelogo's move from Islam to Ifá is exactly that kind of story.
For public figures, religious identity is rarely a private matter. It shapes how fans see them, what communities claim or distance themselves from them, and how their work gets read afterward. This episode follows Moelogo's account of that shift in his own words — what led him there, what he left behind, and what he's found on the other side.
It's a smaller, more personal story inside a larger series, but it captures something the bigger episodes sometimes can't: that behind every statistic about religious change in Africa is one person, making one decision, for reasons that are entirely their own.