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- Detty December
Welcome back from the biggest Detty December! December 2023 was giving FOMO for those not living it up in the motherland
10 min - Detty DecemberIs everyone back from “Detty December”?Let talk about “Detty December”, what is it and how famous and enjoyable the season has become.11 min
- Nigeria at its 63rd Years of Independence
Today is October 1, which is Nigeria's Independence Day. Today's conversation is focused on our thoughts on Nigeria as 63 years old. Where are we as a nation and how can we do better.
17 min - How our parents dealt with trauma and how our generation is changing itOur parents were taught to deal with trauma a little differently from how our generation is healing from it18 min
- Igbos and Marrying Outside their TribeHere’s a great topic chosen by you guys to discuss. Will love to hear your thoughts on this. Is it common to marry outside your tribe? So you feel more Igbos tend to stick with themselves?24 min
- We are back! Life UpdateWelcome to season 3 of Igbo Table Talks! We took a little break and are back. Looking forward to season 3 and getting back to the conversations9 min
- Afrobeats Music Crossing Over to Mainstream USAOn Igbo table talk we discuss all things Afro-beat’s. Arguably the fastest rising international genre today, led by west African countries like Nigeria and Ghana.Afrobeat’s crossing over into Mainstream USA!?Check out the conversation leave a comment below. Has Afrobeat’s officially crossed over into mainstream.8 min
- Queen Elizabeth II’s Passing & Africa’s ReactionQueen Elizabeth II ruled UK for 70 years and was the longest monarchy to be in power. Unfortunately this meant she also had been on the wrong side of history for much of Britain’s brutal colonization of various African continents which brought about the rejoicing of many African nations13 min
- Are We Living Our Parents Dream?Our parents crawled so we can thrive. They came here for a better life, but some had to sacrifice for the betterment of their families. The push and pressure placed on Africans in the diaspora has produced a positive outcome in terms of better living and career.11 min
- Netflix The Ultimatum: Would you ever be open to seeing what life is like with a different partner?In this episode we discuss our thoughts on Netflix’s new show, the ultimatum. Does inviting someone else into your relationship make any positive impact or cause more damage?10 min
About Igbo Table Talks
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Welcome to Igbo Table Talks with Emeka and Oly! Emeka and Oly discuss all things culture and are changing the way the Igbo language is learned. Come & join the conversations. Nothing is off the…
table.