Naz Talk

Naz Talk

By Innocent ArunaSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
Download on the App Store

Naz Talk episodes

  • My Relationship With God

    In this fourth episode of the mini series, Things I Learnt the hard way, Naz shares his thoughts on how God sees us always and how he's had to process this thought in a way that has affected his life. Naz tries to give his views on the greatness of God's love and mercies. He tells his truth about his relationship with God and how he's struggled to have and maintain his relationship with God.

    9 min
  • The Day I got slapped — and said nothing

    "A slap. A stranger. And me — standing still"


    In this raw and unfiltered episode, Naz revisits the day he chose silence over retaliation, and the questions that decision left behind. Was it strength... or fear?


    second episode from the mini-series, "Things I learned the hard way".

    17 min
  • Naz Talk is Back: Why I Disappeared

    "I disappeared. Not just from this podcast — but from parts of myself."

    In this raw comeback episode, Naz opens up about the silence, the fear and the growth that brought him back to the mic.

    This is the beginning of something deeper. A new season. A new voice. And a new promise to speak the truth — especially when it's hard.


    Welcome to Naz Talk: Things I learned the hard way.

    11 min
  • Tip From N
    In this episode, Naz speaks to those who seek changes in themselves, and cheers to those who are constantly working on changing things in themselves and for themselves. Listen till the end, relate, and BE THE CHANGE!
    17 min
  • Late Freaky Thinking🫢😁
    EVER had those late-night shenanigan thoughts, that just set you on a crazy rollercoaster of emotions and trips? In this episode, Naz explores some evil freaky thoughts he had while thinking late at night. Do enjoy…
    16 min
  • The Ex I still think of
    This has been in Naz's library for quite some time now. Naz lost a relationship with a lady Naz really learnt to love, and its been fine so far. Naz explains how the situation has been for him, and how he's been dealing with it. Moving on to be happier and better is the goal Naz is trying to meet up with. Enjoy✌️
    17 min
  • 2023 Wrapped🥳🥳
    Hey guys, thank you so much for 2023, it's been quite the ride and journey. Naz is saying a huge thank you to everyone who has been listening or who has listened. In this episode, Naz talks about what he has been through so far in 2023 and discusses a few things and tips for making 2024 a much better year. Forgive Naz for delving into the vernacular side, it just happened😂. Listen and enjoy, and also note. And keep sharing to your friends to listen. Let's build a community where we can freely talk about issues. Cheers.
    30 min
  • Gangs of Lagos: Movie Review
    Naz makes a comeback on the airwaves to your listening ears with this episode about the Gangs of Lagos. Gangs of Lagos is a movie by Jade Osiberu and is one filled with action, war, betrayal, blood, comedy and every other thing it takes for a movie to be great. Naz reviews the movie in his own short little way and hopes you enjoy his review. Naz also gives some major announcements for the Naz Talk family of listeners. Please, share the link to the podcast to a friend and to your friends and family, even your enemies.
    20 min
  • 2022: Our loss: our grief
    This episode is for anyone who’s lost someone dear to them, bé it a father or a mother or a friend or a sibling, whoever it may be. This episode has Naz in a sober mood as he reflects on his time with someone he’d lost recently too.
    13 min
  • Anikulapo: Movie review
    On this episode, Naz talks about the popular movie, Anikulapo, written and directed by Kunle Afolayan and starring Bimbo Ademoye, Kunle Remi and others. He talks about points and lessons he observed from the movie.
    22 min

About Naz Talk

From the publisher's feed

Naz Talk is hosted by Naz, and he talks on different genres of issues and trends in our day-to-day life. Naz discusses relationship issues and other crazy concepts of adulthood. Naz also talks about…