Imole Conversations is the evolution of Pink Glasses Convo, a podcast birthed as a creative outlet to navigate personal experiences and the intersection of identities that make up one woman's story. The bold pink glasses Olaoluwa Anjorin wore became more than a statement piece; they became a symbol of the courage it takes to show up honestly. That same courage now has a bigger home. Imole Conversations sits under ImoleHouse Ministry, a ministry anchored in the call to share the Light of Christ and be the hands and feet of Jesus upon the earth. Imole is the Yoruba word for Light, and that is exactly what these conversations are meant to carry. What started as one woman's personal story has grown into something wider: conversations beyond one experience, centered around what it means to live, reflect, and share the Light.

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What way to end the season than to feature your husband! Today’s episode shares about our host’s relationship history including having standards in the early years of dating, learning through a long-distance relationship, and the first year of marriage. Olaoluwa and Israel share vulnerably some of their challenges and hopes that keep them going, particularly their faith. In all honesty, this episode is a glimpse into their regular lives. 

Israel is a certified accountant with years of experience with multinational and media companies. With that, he owns a photography and media company, Esprit Photography which has been in existence for over 7 years. Israel is an ardent volunteer who has served different populations and non-profit organizations. 

Song: Forever Sweet by Dotti the Deity

Quote: Marriage is not an evidence of a successful/healthy courtship

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Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/the.lighthouseministry/⁠

Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/theimolehouseministry⁠

Connect with the host, Olaoluwa (Ola), on social media and other platforms at ⁠https://linktr.ee/OlaoluwaAnjorin

Connect with our guest, Israel Anjorin on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/israelanjorin?igsh=bHBtenYwbHhnaTA=

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As we mature through life, we realize that creating genuine and long-lasting friendships is a hard task. The current social terrain tells us to let people go when they are not meeting our “energy”. Olaoluwa and Seun share the history of their friendship, navigating hurt, vulnerability, boundaries, and communication, and share their differing views on the importance of shared values. You should watch out for their paramilitary service road trip experience. This conversation was laced with a lot of vibes, laughter, and grace. 

It’s one thing to be an immigrant, but when you add the reality of being a student to the mix, it’s a whole new ball game. In today’s episode, we discuss the power of intentionality, the impact of faith in academics, overcoming challenges as an immigrant student, and the importance of community amongst other things. Even if you are not in academia, you definitely still want to listen to Olumide and his journey. You will for sure learn a thing or two. 

Olumide is a young scholar who loves exploring new spaces. Above all, Olumide is proud of his identity as a Christian

Song: Alone by Anendlessocean

Quote: There are certain things God will take you through that your human strength cannot

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Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/theimolehouseministry⁠

Connect with the host, Olaoluwa (Ola), on social media and other platforms at ⁠https://linktr.ee/OlaoluwaBakare⁠ 

Connect with our guest, Olumide Ajayi on Instagram @batmiseise ⁠https://www.instagram.com/olubenthy?igsh=eDkyMGtvZXN2bnh1

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If anything, we can all agree Gen Z is one generation that has its ears full. Everyone has opinions on their work ethics, their tech abilities, and amongst others, their expression of faith. Our guest on today’s episode not just represents her generation but represents her faith in the most wholesome way. Dara reminds us of the most important aspect of our faith, the foundation. You don’t have to be a Gen Z to be blessed by this episode. Dara and Olaoluwa give a brief insight into their life as PKs aka Pastor’s Kid. 

Kenny not only got vulnerable with us on this episode but leaves us waiting for another episode. Hearing God tell you if a person is “right” for you is not the end, we must also continually submit to the Holy Spirit to change us from the inside to be better partners in our relationship. Kenny and Olaoluwa share their experiences of being in long distance relationship - particularly the pros and cons. 

Kenny is a devoted believer, whose unwavering faith in God shapes her perspective and guides her actions. She moved from Nigeria to the US for her Master's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Georgia and now lives in the vibrant city of Atlanta, Georgia, where she shares her life with her incredible husband and their adorable 2-year-old son. Kenny's professional journey has led her to a fulfilling role as a technical implementation consultant at a software privacy company. Her role involves leveraging her technical expertise to assist clients in effectively implementing privacy solutions. Outside of work, she enjoys singing, writing, and spending time with her lovely family. Kenny strives to positively impact her environment and spread the fragrance of the love of Christ to those around her.

Song: Put it on God by Limoblaze

Quote: Finding mentors to submit to in your relationship is paramo

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Connect with the host, Olaoluwa (Ola), on social media and other platforms at ⁠https://linktr.ee/OlaoluwaBakare⁠ 

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Is there anything you have waited long for from God and He finally gave you? Has that thing now become a stumbling block in your values or relationship with God? Olaoluwa uses her experiences as an only child and her mother’s journey in waiting for the blessings of her womb to encourage submitting God’s gift back to Him. Even with our diverse family dynamics and backgrounds, God is still in the business of qualifying us and using us for His glory and good. 

Song: Ebenezeri by Apex Choir & Kent Edunjobi ft. EmmaOMG

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Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/theimolehouseministry⁠

Connect with the host, Olaoluwa (Ola), on social media and other platforms at ⁠https://linktr.ee/OlaoluwaBakare⁠ 

PGC is available on every podcast streaming platform. Kindly share this podcast with friends, family, and even enemies. New episodes will be out bi-weekends with song recommendations and quotes.

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If you have ever felt anxious or not qualified to be in certain spaces or hold specific responsibilities, then this episode is for you. We feature Bat’sé Smart - a Christian and a Nigerian transplant living in the US. Bat’sé s ian Interpersonal Violence Response Coordinator on a college campus. She likes to think of her life as a series of events that involve writing and rewriting her story. She loves words, music, and good dance! Bat’sé and Olaoluwa share their experiences facing imposter syndrome in different stages and seasons of life. The conversation does not end there as both women share the importance of finding our value in Christ and changing our mindset. 

Song: Make A Way by Elevation Worship ft. Chandler Moore & Brandon Lake

Scripture: We are destroying sophisticated arguments and every exalted and proud thing that sets itself up against the true knowledge of God, and we are taking every thought and purpose captive to the obedience of Christ (2 Corinthians 10:5)

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.lighthouseministry/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theimolehouseministry

Connect with the host, Olaoluwa (Ola), on social media and other platforms at https://linktr.ee/OlaoluwaBakare 

Connect with our guest, Bat’sé Smart, on Instagram https://instagram.com/batmiseise?igshid=MTIzZWMxMTBkOA==

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Today’s episode features our very first-ever PGC guest, Ayobami Oni - a lover of God, a student, a former athlete, and an entrepreneur. AY as she is fondly called is a close friend of almost 2 decades with the PGC host. AY is a student interested in the field of procurement and supply chain. She enjoys movies, reading, and meeting new people. AY is very proud of her faith and walk with the Lord. In this episode, AY and Olaoluwa share their experiences with migration from Nigeria, while highlighting the uniqueness and also similarities with their migration to different parts of the world. AY shares the importance of faith in navigating the culture shock and extending a heart of graciousness even in the face of racial actions. 

Song: Breathe by Maverick City ft. Chandler Moore

Quote: You can build community and also have independence. 

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Stream PGC on all platforms: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelighthouseministry

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Email: [email protected] 

Apple Music Playlist: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/lighthouse-playlist/pl.u-r2yBDVqsRzk7990 

Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3zW3QkCRIVxwXEvBySe87f?si=5b1be58c448843f0 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.lighthouseministry/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theimolehouseministry

Connect with the host, Olaoluwa (Ola), on social media and other platforms at https://linktr.ee/OlaoluwaBakare 

Connect with our guest, Ayobami Oni, on Instagram https://instagram.com/oniife?igshid=MTIzZWMxMTBkOA==

PGC is available on every podcast streaming platform. Kindly share this podcast with friends, family, and even enemies. New episodes will be out bi-weekends with song recommendations and quotes.

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Where is your identity? How do we solve comparison? Does the scripture really say anything about comparison? All these and more are addressed in this episode. Separating our identity is not enough, we must also ensure we put it in Christ. This is the true way to work through comparison. This work is not a sprint, its a marathon that takes continuous effort with the help of God. 

Song: Back to Life by Zahriya Zachary 

Scripture: But as for me, it is good for me to draw near to God; I have made the Lord God my refuge and placed my trust in Him, That I may tell of all Your works (Psalm 73: 28)

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Apple Music Playlist: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/lighthouse-playlist/pl.u-r2yBDVqsRzk7990 

Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3zW3QkCRIVxwXEvBySe87f?si=5b1be58c448843f0 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.lighthouseministry/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theimolehouseministry

Connect with the host, Olaoluwa (Ola), on social media and other platforms at https://linktr.ee/OlaoluwaBakare 

PGC is available on every podcast streaming platform. Kindly share this podcast with friends, family, and even enemies. New episodes will be out bi-weekends with song recommendations and quotes.

p.s: Olaoluwa does not speak on behalf of everyone who identifies with one or more of her identities.