In These Moments

We talk religion on the last story of this season, with Eniola telling us stories from her childhood, growing up as a Christian and how her views on religion evolved over time.

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Shayo shines a light into her story as a victim of domestic abuse, challenges of leaving, and healing from those experiences.

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Music used on this episode created by Blue Dot Sessions.

Chelsea shares her childhood stories, struggles as a millennial, mental health challenges, and coming into herself over time.

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On this personal episode, Temi’s dad talks about his journey from a village in Ibadan to achieving the American dream. How the relationship with his brother affected his story, family and friends, with everything in-between.

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On this personal episode, Temi’s dad talks about his journey from a village in Ibadan to achieving the American dream. How the relationship with his brother affected his story, family and friends, with everything in-between.

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Music for this episode created by Blue Dot Sessions, and Audiobinger.

The story of a lady we’re calling Jane brings up important discussions about our relationship with our parents.

We look into the challenges she faced in her family, and how she dealt with the trauma from growing up in a volatile home. Temi and Wole share short personal stories from their childhood and we examine what happens when one decides to leave everything they’ve known behind.

Music used for this episode provided by Audiobinger, AShamaluevMusic, Arn Andersson, Johnny Grimes, and Lakey Inspired.

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What happens when the person you love and believe you’re building a future with is only around to take advantage of you? This episode goes into a story of love, pain, hurt and deception.

This episode contains discussions of assault and abuse that may not be suitable for all listeners, listener discretion is advised. If you or anyone you know is a victim of domestic abuse, please speak to someone you believe can be of help. The National Domestic Violence Hotline in the US is 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).

Thanks to Lola Oyekan for her contribution to the episode. Music by Lakey Inspired, Mattia Cupelli, Audiobinger, Lexisugar, Ru Frequence, Ross Bugden, and Whitesand .

We’re back with the third episode, and we’re doing something different this time.

On this episode, we are sharing three short stories that highlight important moments in the lives of those involved, their feelings while going through them and how things progressed going forward.

Music for this episode by Lakey Inspired, Lexisugar, Whitesand, EmperorDinko, Jonny Easton, and Sejji Bonz.

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On this episode, we explore the story of a lady we are calling Liz who detailed her experiences in early adult life with a man she met in school, Malik.

According to the United Nations International Labour Organization, sex trafficking is a $99 billion industry worldwide, meaning a lot of money is being moved around and many more people are being trafficked than we see or know. The story of Liz brings one of those cases to life and sheds light on the complex reality many people face around us daily.

This episode contains strong language, as well as discussions of sexual violence and adult themes that may not be suitable for everyone. Please use discretion.

Music for this episode provided by Lexisugar, Scott Buckley, Soundflakes, Ashamaluevmusic, Naoya Sakamata, Whitesand, BdProductions, Uniq and Sejji Bonz.

On this first episode, we explore the story of Daniel, who has had a very interesting life journey, with one huge moment that shook things, affecting a lot of other moments going forward.

It’s a story that details the complexity of things we come across daily, the tough choices people have to make and the consequences they face. Thanks to Lola Oyekan for her contribution to the episode. Music for this episode provided by Ross Bugden, Whitesand, Lakey Inspired and Huma-Huma.