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Faking Adulthood Podcast | Axel Blake on Arsenal's Parade, Deodorant Debates & More! | Ep 110
Join host Rita Balogun and comedian Axel Blake for a hilarious episode of Faking Adulthood! We're diving into Arsenal's epic win, settling the deodorant vs antiperspirant debate once and for all, and conversations about absolutely nothing.
Whether you're a fellow fake adult figuring life out or just here for the laughs, this one's for you.
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Welcome back to Faking Adulthood, the podcast where we figure out life as we go.
In this episode, Rita Balogun is joined by Charlie Mase for a lighthearted and unfiltered conversation about everything and nothing. From relatable adulting struggles to random thoughts and funny observations, this episode is all about keeping things real and having a laugh.
If you’re navigating adulthood and just want a podcast that doesn’t take life too seriously — you’re in the right place.
Hope you enjoyyyy!!
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This week on Faking Adulthood, Rita Balogun is joined by co-host Snoochie Shy for a chaotic conversation about… absolutely everything and nothing.
The two dive into the reality of dating rappers, the tragic story of Snoochie’s beloved cat, and attempt to answer one of life’s most important questions: how are long heads actually created?
Expect unfiltered opinions, random thoughts, and the kind of conversations that happen when two people are just figuring out adulthood as they go.
If you enjoy funny podcasts, honest conversations and chaotic adulting moments, this episode is for you.
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Welcome back to Faking Adulthood, the podcast where we try (and often fail) to be proper adults. 🎙️
This week Rita Balogun is joined by broadcaster and cultural tastemaker Julie Adenuga for one of the funniest and most chaotic episodes yet.
From debating Valentine’s Day weddings to ranking our favourite Black British music anthems, this episode is basically two best friends chatting nonsense, arguing, laughing and pretending we know how to navigate adulthood.
In this episode we talk about:
• Weddings on Valentine’s Day (14th February) – romantic or a terrible idea?
• Our top Black British anthems and cultural moments
• Friendship debates and random adulting struggles
• Why Julie might secretly enjoy coming back to the podcast
If you enjoy funny podcasts, Black British culture, friendship conversations and relatable adulting chaos, you’re in the right place.
Faking Adulthood is the home of the fake adults – honest conversations about life, culture, relationships and growing up (badly).
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Faking Adulthood is a fun, lighthearted podcast where we dive into adulting chaos, admitting we're clueless whilst having a laugh about it. Join me your host Rita Balogun for relatable stories,…
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