In Every Season

Susan joins Abi for a deeply honest conversation about disappointment, delayed hope and the long emotional journey of infertility.

She shares her diagnosis of blocked tubes, fibroids and recurring pain, the shock of being advised to remove her tubes and the decision to pursue IVF after years of monthly heartbreak.

Together they explore faith, grief, unanswered questions, cultural silence, humour as a coping tool, the stories of “barren” women in Scripture and how God revealed His love in the middle of her pain.

This episode is gentle, real and full of hope for anyone walking through discouragement or a season that hasn’t gone to plan.

Susan joins Abi for a deeply honest conversation about disappointment, delayed hope and the long emotional journey of infertility.

She shares her diagnosis of blocked tubes, fibroids and recurring pain, the shock of being advised to remove her tubes and the decision to pursue IVF after years of monthly heartbreak.

Together they explore faith, grief, unanswered questions, cultural silence, humour as a coping tool, the stories of “barren” women in Scripture and how God revealed His love in the middle of her pain.

This episode is gentle, real and full of hope for anyone walking through discouragement or a season that hasn’t gone to plan.

Part 2 of a candid conversation with Shakirat Giwa where we focus on her journey through singleness, waiting on blessings and the expectations vs reality of it all; the joys, the heartbreak and the healing. This episode is full of gold nuggets, come listen and collect a few. 

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Dr Olutosin Awoyemi is a GP, author and speaker known for his practical, faith-rooted approach to wellbeing.

He lives in the UK with his wife and four children and is passionate about helping people understand the connection between emotional health, spiritual grounding and everyday decision making.

Through his writing, teaching and community work, Tosin encourages people to face life’s challenges with honesty, resilience and hope. His reflections on financial loss and recovery offer grounded wisdom for anyone navigating regret, uncertainty or fear about the future.

Rebecca Ayanfalu is a storyteller and advocate for emotional healing who speaks honestly about the long journey of rebuilding identity after early loss.

Having lost both parents at a young age, Rebecca carries a lived understanding of grief, instability and the quiet questions children do not always have the words to express.

Her faith, resilience and commitment to personal growth have shaped her into a compassionate voice for others navigating loss.

Titi is a wife, a mother of three and a Clinical Project Manager specialising in research and development for new medicines. Her experience of losing her newborn son, Tobi, has shaped her compassion, her faith and the way she supports families walking through grief.

Titi speaks openly about child loss, motherhood and emotional recovery, offering comfort to those navigating similar pain. She continues to honour Tobi’s memory through acts of kindness, community support and her commitment to helping others find hope in some of life’s hardest seasons.

Amy is a counsellor and psychotherapist based just outside London. She works in public practice and the charity sector and is passionate about helping people understand how relationships, trauma and emotional patterns shape their lives.

With over ten years of experience, she brings warmth, clarity and grounded insight into how the body and mind respond to difficult seasons.

In this episode we’re speaking with Damilola Emmanuel. He has a very interesting story and perspective on how he dealt with the passing of his late wife. He also shares on entering into a new relationship. 

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Learning to live again after losing a spouse can feel impossible. In this episode Abimbola shares her first year of widowhood, the shock of sudden loss and the gentle ways she began finding her footing again as a young mum of three. She speaks openly about grief, faith, memories, community support and the slow return of hope.

If you are navigating sudden loss, young widowhood or rebuilding your life after a major shift, this conversation offers comfort, honesty and a reminder that healing lives inside the journey, not outside it.