After The Clock Podcast

On this episode of After the Clock, Eunice and Regina get into the realities of marriage in African households and the pressure placed on daughters by parents, aunties, and society. From the never-ending “When are you getting married?” questions to the expectations of being a good wife, we unpack the traditions, guilt trips, and double standards that so many African women know all too well. With a little humor, honest conversations, and some “Auntie Said What?!” moments, we ask the big question: Are African women choosing marriage on their own terms, or living up to everyone else's expectations?

Tune in for a conversation that is relatable, a little uncomfortable, and long overdue. ❤️

Friendship is one of those things we don’t always realize we’re growing out of until we’re already there.

In this episode of After the Clock, we’re talking about friendship making friends as adults, outgrowing people, the difference between a good friend and a convenient friend, and what happens when friendships don’t feel the way they used to.

We’re getting into the awkward, beautiful, sometimes painful parts of friendship: feeling left out, questioning whether you’re putting in more effort than the other person, navigating changing seasons of life, and learning that not every friendship is meant to last forever.

Because sometimes the hardest part isn’t losing a friend. It’s accepting that the friendship has changed.

So… are we actually bad at making friends, or are we just getting better at choosing who gets to stay?

Two longtime friends, two different perspectives, and a whole lot to talk about. Regina and Eunice introduce themselves, share the story behind AfterTheClockPodcast, and open up about what inspired them to create a space for honest conversations about life, relationships, culture, growth, and everything in between. This is just the beginning—welcome to the conversation that happens after the clock. 🕰️✨