For the Kidz Podcast

How much role does influence play in our ability to start over?

This episode is a very important one for Fortune and it is especially dedicated to everyone who’s had to start over at some point in their life. Heyyy guys, it’s the last episode of the season, yayyy! Yayy for us because we’ll be going on a break and sad for you guys cause you’ll miss us very dearly( don’t worry we’ll miss you too). It’s truly been a wonderful journey these past few months and we’re happy really grateful to all of you for sticking with us through it all! We begin the episode by discussing some of our favourite moments from the season.

We discuss what it really means to start over, how demanding it can be, and we ask a very important question on how if privilege plays a role in how well or how much a person is able to start over especially when you consider the economic situation of the country and the world at large. Some mind boggling would-rather questions were done and we also talk about the factors that allow us to start over.

The episode comes to close with us asking an important question on what a person can do if they realize that what they’ve dedicated their lives to is not something they’re interested in that path anymore.

We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much we enjoyed recording it. See you in two weeks!

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Can you find something meaningful in an experience without believing the experience was “meant to happen”?

What’s up guyss? On this episode we’re freeballing! ( in the right sense). We’re also cosplaying as philosophers today. So consider us Aristotle, or any other wise philosopher you know. The episode is off to a chaotic start because for the first time in the history of the pod, fortune brings us up to speed on what’s he’s been up to. He also gives some healthy food options to try out (Everyone say thank you fortune!).

Today’s episode is all about pain. Good pain and bad pain. We ask so many questions in this episode for example, the never ending question of if everything happens for a reason. We discuss the effects of this question as regards to grief, and the general disappointments of life especially as Nigerians being that it’s something we find the most comforting to say in times of crisis. The importance of closure and the need for constant rumination after tragedies happen is also questioned and we did some very insightful would-you-rather questions.

In our usual fashion, we end today’s episode by giving you some unsolicited tips as the philosophers that we are (or at least cosplaying to be).

We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much we enjoyed recording it. See you in two weeks!

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When did we start treating ordinary happiness as something that isn’t enough?

On today’s episode we’re appreciating the mundane, you know, the small things that often get overlooked by the bigger things of life.

The episode is off to a chaotic start as fortune, tee and Davido talk about perfect food options for first dates based on the popular Ghanaian podcast clip( IYKYK).

Tee also shares her healthy or unhealthy (depends on who you ask) obsession with going to London and also asked for sponsors to fund her trip!

After such a hilarious conversation, we got into the episode proper, did a few interesting would-you-rathers, tee and fortune shared what their perfect day would look like then we also shared three small things that we were happy about and although fortune found it gay, it turned out to be a wholesome experience.

The episode came to a close with us giving you guys some insight on how to start appreciating the little stuff, because at the end of the day it’s the little things that matter. Little things™️ all day, every day!

We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much we enjoyed recording it. See you in two weeks!

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On today’s episode we’re all about forgiveness, and especially the art of self-forgiveness. As per usual, tee tells us the funny things she’s seen on the internet lately and if you haven’t been on Mark Zuckerberg’s internet recently, Dangote put out shares from his refinery and the Nigerian branch of the internet went wild with memes and tee was there for every single tweet! After such a hilarious introduction, we took a deep dive into the episode.

We asked several questions and at the rate we were asking them, y’all could as well just call us Aristotle. We did some insightful would-you-rathers and then we tried to give y’all some tips that would obviously need because we really were on some Aristotle and Socrates type shii!

We hope you enjoyed this short and sweet episode and much as we enjoyed making this. Until next time!

Byeeee!

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What if the emotion you’re ashamed of is actually trying to tell you something?

For today’s episode, class is in session and we’ll be schooling you on how to listen to your emotions without judging them; so sit back, get your pen and paper and take notes. The episode starts off with tee sharing all the interesting stuff she’s heard about lately. We discovered that there’s a term for “blowing” (in the Nigerian sense) and that it’s called the ‘The Nigerian Dream’( shout out to ISWIS)

In this episode, we’re in our feelings and we discussed some popular emotions that usually get judged usually because they’re termed “ugly” or “uncomfortable” and why these feelings have so much bad PR. We also discuss the importance of addressing these emotions however uncomfortable they may be as most times they are indicators of something deeper that we’re probably avoiding or refusing to acknowledge.

We did some really insightful and mind boggling would-you-rathers and then ended the episode with some unsolicited advice on how handle these emotions.

We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording this episode. Until next time. Ciao!

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Fortune’s pick: OHHHH you thought i’d forget, lai lai… That’s how committed we are to you guys… ok for real this time, Enjoyyy!

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Would you rather stop caring what people think of you or become better at understanding why their opinions affect you?

What do Narcissism, Davido’s absence and Timothee Chalamet have in common? Today’s episode of course!!

This episode is a lot of things because first of all as you must have already made the connection, David isn’t around and the air feels weird without him here. Next, tee brings us up to speed on what’s been going on for her. Consider this episode tee’s post birthday gift to you.

On this episode, we’ll be discussing self love and self obsession and the very thin line in between these two concepts. We try to explain what self love and obsession mean independently, what they can look like and why it seems they’re often confused. We do some very interesting would you rather questions that would leave you thinking for days.

The episode ends as tee and fortune share some [unsolicited] tips on how we can avoid self obsession while practicing self love.

We hope you enjoy listen this episode as much we enjoyed recording it. Ciao! Or as fortune would say ‘Bonjourno!’.

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Happy Saturday guys… lol, on this episode we decided to shake things up a bit and add something different at the beginning of the episode… can’t spoil the surprise so you’d have to check to know what it is… hope you like ; ). Now, on to the main koko of the day ↓.

Where do you draw the line on accepting yourself for who you are? It’s just us today on the pod and we’ll be discussing a topic that’s very pertinent in our society today. It’s something that in some ways dictates how we go through life especially as young people. If you guessed it right (and can probably tell from the episode title) tee, fortune and Davido will be discussing about beauty standards and the importance of embracing yourself for who you are and being content with it!

We start off by letting you in on what we’ve been up to since the last time we spoke and we talk about the recent P-square drama ( it is now safe to say that money and family do not go well together at all), we then get into the nitty gritty of the episode and we talk about why it seems like we now have warped views on what the beauty standards should be.

We also asked a very important on who or what defines the beauty standards( feel free to let us know what you think in the comment sections of our social media handles). We then did some really insightful would-you-rathers and then ended the episode by giving some likkle tips on how to (as one of the greatest musicians of our time said) be comfortable in your skin.

We really enjoyed recording this and we hope you enjoy listening to it too. Until next time!

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When was the last time you answered “I’m fine” when you really weren’t? For today’s episode we’re exploring something that feels a little bit closer to home as especially as a Nigerian living in the renewed hope agenda economy. We(including Davido) had the amazing Sai on the pod this week and we talked about the need to always be “fine”. We answer some very interesting would-you-rather questions and we also discover what fortune would do if he was a beneficiary of nepotism. We discussed why it seems we’ve become so used to just saying “I’m fine” even when aren’t exactly fine, schedules for crashing out and how we can effectively lean on each for support by having the courage to be vulnerable just like Ethan Hawke says(IYKYK).

As usual we end the episode with our usual watchword( which you should already know if you’ve listened up to this episode)

Do yourself a favour and make listening to this week’s episode a part of your to-do list!

Enjoyyy!

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Should gratitude come from appreciating your own life or from comparing it to someone else’s? This week’s episode is only something we can describe as short and sweet one as it’s one of our shortest episodes, it also takes the cake for the episodes with the highest amount of questions asked [maybe you guys can find answers for us, lol] .We’re taking things slow this episode so it’s just us; tee, fortune and Davido [day ones] on the pod this week and we talk about being grateful without having to compare our situations to other people. Before we get into the episode, we discuss a bit about insecure’s new podcast,(which you should all check out), secondary school miracles and tee’s endless man-crushes. We talked about how it feels like such a Nigerian thing to always one-up others especially when it comes to church testimonies (iykyk) and why gratitude only seems to have more value when it’s compared to other people’s lives. We ended the episode with some insightful would-you-rathers and of course our watch word of the day which is always self awareness or awareness of one-self as tee puts it.

Do yourself a favour and make listening to this week’s episode a part of your to-do list!

Enjoyyy!

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Have you ever felt like everyone believed in you except you? On today’s episode we have a very special guest(yes, we know that we say that for every guest episode), someone that can only described as the literal jack of all trades. Today, tee, fortune(and our ever resident guest; Davido) sat down with Tamitoye! ( A.K.A Tami do all) to talk about imposter syndrome. We gist a bit about what’s it like being a final year pharmacy student and how exciting it must be to be finally done with school! We then get into the main topic of the day; we talk about what imposter syndrome really is, what it can look like, and how it can affect different aspects of our lives. Some really interesting would-you-rathers were done. The episode ends by tee, fortune, Tamitoye giving some insight into how imposter syndrome can be effectively combated. We know we also say this for every episode but you should definitely give this episode a listen because as per usually it is one for the books!

Enjoyyyy!

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