In this special one, we have a wonderful guest on the podcast in the person of AdaOlisa who is a dear friend of ours for some time. The cast on the podcast shares their thoughts on several topics such as how they would raise their kids, how they themselves were raised, and what works and what doesn’t. We also speak about pressures from home regarding marriage. This is a beautiful episode filled with several learnings and banter. We hope that you enjoy listening to it like we did. Thanks as always to Cally and Dammy for making it a special one. Enjoy. Ada also has a podcast called Friends-ish where she shares wonderful stories and experiences about her life and that of her friends. You guys should check her out at https://linktr.ee/Friendsish

Beautiful episode right here. We speak deeply about the skills one requires to succeed in life. Some of these skills we have to pick up ourselves as we move through life because we are not born with them and our parents do not imbibe them in us from early. Right now, it is the survival of the fittest, and only the strongest make it through. We also speak about alternatives of college education. What can you do asides from going to school to make ends meet? Enjoy

In this special episode, we talk about the act of going to church and how relevant it is in this day and age. We discuss if going to church determines the blessings we receive from God. Most importantly we touch on why young people are no longer gravitated towards and how culture influences religion and vice versa.

This episode takes different turns are we deep our feet into several topics. We start off by asking why Nigerians particularly do not like branching out to other African countries when they move to a new locale especially overseas. We also discuss opportunities that we have missed because we choose to hang around just those that we know. We discuss how the Nigerian community abroad can get better and help its people more. Great insight from Cally, Solomon and our home buddy Dami. Enjoy all and happy weekend.

Once again we have Emmanuel and Akin in the building. Beautiful episode right here as we discuss the entire Ja Morant saga and what could be done to salvage his situation as things appear to be spiraling in the negative direction for him. We talk about why these things are emanating despite his success as a superstar and what we can learn from all of this. Grab your popcorn and enjoy.

We had the amazing opportunity to sit with Albis Monday Lomoresuk Sworo who is an esteemed friend of the podcast. Trust me, this is a wonderful episode where we discuss two subjects that lead to other scintillating conversations. We first discuss the outcome of Ime Udoka's affair and how it was handled by the NBA. We wish him good luck with the Houston Rockets as he starts off as head coach over there. We also discuss Dana White's issue with his wife which led to a physical altercation. Grab your popcorn and enjoy.

Another fantastic episode here. We indeed ruffle a few feathers regarding wealth and financial disparity between white and black people. We talk about the leading causes of this disparity. We also talk about how generational wealth is generated and passed on between lineages. Most importantly, we talk about reparation for black people and whether it is something that should be considered. Catch the full video on Spotify and Apple podcast.

Delayed Gratification seems like a new concept but it has been here for a lifetime. Delaying the rewards of the present for a better reward in the future. This concept can be applied to various areas of life and it has proven time after time to yield better results. We discuss moments where we had to delay the yearnings of the present and how we were able to build the fortitude to wait a bit longer for it to yield. We also discuss why delayed gratification seems not to work anymore in this present day and why it is difficult to delay almost anything in this clime. I thank our guest Tosin for coming through and sharing his special insight with us. We hope you enjoy this one. Thanks.

I believe that the most painful regret is going through life without living a fulfilled one. For sure that is a life that sucks and most people go through life without actually doing what they love or what they are good at. For the most part, it is because they never take the time to find that thing that would make them get up every morning and say "Let's go". In this episode, we have two very brilliant and intelligent guests who open the conversations for us. Anji and Kelly are leaders in their respective domains and have had their fair share of trying different things to know what they are good at. They share what has worked for them and they equally share the learnings they have garnered along the way. We hope you enjoy this episode. Cheers

Another great episode with these wonderful folks. We talk about what growing up in Africa was like and when we realized we are black. How it affects our day-to-day that is if it has an effect at all? We also talk about how we can come out on top and make our blackness work for us. We all share wonderful experiences that have occurred at different times in our lives and how we were able to navigate through them. We also reaffirm, never have a victimhood mentality, you can always make it to the top with belief in yourself. Catch the full episode on Spotify and Apple podcast.