Here, we talk about myths from our childhood. The things our parwnts told us that we eventually found out not to be true. I have two guests with me here: The amazing Funmi Richards and the ever boisterous Ope. Listen and enjoy, I'm sure some are familiar to you. As always, you are my sunshines🌞🖤💛❤

Can a relationship work without chemistry? Have you ever wondered? Not every relationship is based on love. On this episode, i have two guests who give their imput on this topic of discussion. Fumi Richards and Opeyemi. Thank you for listening, you are my sunshines.

My review of the popular series: "Squid game"

What is euthenasia?

It is the act or practice of killing or permitting the death of hopelessly sick or injured individuals (such as persons or domestic animals) the killing is done in a relatively painless way, for reasons of mercy.

Here we discuss whether or not it should be legal. Thank you for listening as always.🖤🌞

Fridays are for relationship talks🖤. Priorities are different according to who you are. Here we talk about how much of a priority your partner should be in your life. I have two guest with me; Funmi Richards and Semira Ayeni. Thank you for listening, you are my sunshines🌞🖤🌞

Here we talk about our experiences as women in Nigeria. We talk about the stigma that is seemingly attached to menstruation and periods. I have two guests with me: Funmi Richards and Ada. Thank you for listening as always

Here we explore the idea of anime being more than just a staple for childhood hobbies, but more of an art form, an expression. I interview two guests who are veterans in anime watching, their names are: Eugene and Honour. Thank you for listening. Sincerely, Megami🖤.

Here, I, Ope and Funmi Richard debate on whwther it is constitutionally right for a woman to refuse or accept to bear her husband's surname. Thank you for listening, as always. 🖤

Here I talk about the weird things that the male gender does that they probably don't notice. I relate to and highlight instances where I've seen or heard a guy do these things. Can you relate to one or all of them? Let's find out together.

Here I talk about how the popular beverage Milo is mispronounced in Nigeria and several other countries.