TWO PARTER PARTY STARTERRRR *air horns* This week is the first in a two episode series where Esther and Dee talk about their identity as Nigerians in America. Brace yourself for a whirlwind of accents, Mary.

We’re talking self looooove, babyyyyyyy! Is “self love” too broad and an all-encompassing term? Join us as we try to find a balance between jollof rice and salad, and as we learn how to treat our bodies like we know we are beautifully and wonderfully made.

What does an adult wear??? In today’s episode, we’re debating what dressing up means in the era of remote work and post-pandemic casualization. Tune in as we try to figure out how to look responsible in something other than joggers.

It’s time to talk about skincare! In this episode, we’re outlining the benefits of a regular skincare routine, when not to wear makeup, and why you’re definitely not wearing enough sunscreen, Mary.

From time to time you can find us in the club, bottle full of bub, but what do we do when we’re sober? In today’s episode, we’re talking about sober fun! Join us as we discuss how we enjoy ourselves without liquor. Also, it’s storytiiiiiiiiiiime! We’ll also discuss the time we almost caught Coro if not for the power of the Holy Ghost.

In today’s episode, Esther and Dee talk about hobbies! Tune in to hear them talk about the side effects of a “Work hard, play hard” mentality, their musical talents, and a brief jump into Ghetto Bible Study.

Bills, bills, bills. Why is being a fine, energetic young person so expensive? In today’s episode, Dee and Esther discuss being RRRRRRICH, facing your front when it comes to your finances, and why being raggedy in your 20s is completely okay.

You've heard of FOMO, but have you ever heard of JOMO? In today's episode, Dee and Esther discuss flakiness, what the pandemic taught them about being alone, and how to communicate when cancelling plans.

Welcome to Abeg, the Podcast! Tune in as Dee and Esther introduce themselves and tell you a little bit about the inspiration for this creative journey, their background, and the topics they are hoping to cover.