In this episode, we talk with two content creators on Instagram and TikTok, who have built great followings through posting content in the beauty and fashion niches respectively.

They detail what it required to become a content creator, the tips and tricks to succeed, and how to deal with inconsistency.

In this episode, we talk to a seasoned entrepreneur, Lara Adesina, who tells us about her journey to starting, and eventual success of her online business.

We also talk about Kdramas and the success of the growing film industry, and what entrepreneurship in Nigeria really entails.

In a world that fully relies on sight, more than other senses to use technology and its advancements, we interview Abednego, a blind entertainer, who talks about how life is as a blind man, the good and lack of accessibility, and how he integrates available technology into his lifestyle.

In the past, Nigerian elections were often characterized by low voter turnout and a lack of transparency. However, social media has the potential to change all of that.

In this episode, we discuss with our guest, Chioma Agwuegbo, how social media is being used to increase voter turnout, promote transparency, and hold politicians accountable. We will also explore the challenges that social media poses to Nigerian elections, such as the spread of misinformation and the manipulation of voters.

With the rise to prominence of artificial intelligence in the last couple of years compared to pre-covid, we once again take a look at the potential of the technology that humans haven't fully gotten the hang of yet, and how it can possibly transform the world for better or worse.

With Telcos like MTN, Airtel, and Globacom, and Internet Service Providers like Starlink, Ntel, Spectranet, etc. all vying for the current and potential customer base that Nigeria offers, in this episode, we take stock of the many pros and problems Nigerians have when connecting to the internet.

Tolu, our recurring guest, shares his experience at the Mobile World Congress 2023 which was held in Barcelona.

He speaks about the panel discussions attended and the countries that had presence and booths there showcasing mobile technologies, but once again, the majority of Africa was left out.

From Government officials and public agencies to everyday Nigerians spreading fake news, especially during the election period, this episode asks and tries to find out how we, as a country, are faring in the fight against miscommunication and fake news, and how we all can collectively stop it from spreading.

With the presidential and gubernatorial elections in Nigeria bringing financial problems and a cash crunch that swept the whole nation, we take an in-depth look at how we were all affected by it, whether it was worth it, and the way forward for Nigerians in terms of adopting petty cash and a cashless society.