One Take

We are back at it again! Honestly, these gratitude episodes have been making me count my blessing over and over again.

We’re back with another One Take Gratitude Special, and in this episode, Nifise runs through to her year with us.

The podcast is back and this December, it’s going to be a One Take Gratitude Special.

We all have that one friend who will literally take a bullet for us or even hide a body for us. For Tomi, that friend is Ayo and in this episode, she tells us about a few of their escapades and why everyone needs an Ayo in their lives. 

We all know that feeling and we all have that one thing that makes us sad when we remember or think about it.

In this episode, popular podcaster Queen Raffy shares hers with us, and it’s something we can all relate to. 

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What do you call a person that has not 1 but 2 great dads? We call her Christy. And today, she tells us what make her daddies so amazing. 

Yes, it’s way past Father’s Day, but it’s never too late to give a S/O to all dads and dad figures out there. 

Breakups are horrible, and they mess you up emotionally. Sometimes, they can even make you break down physically. Thankfully, Abby's story isn't one of them. But that said, it doesn't mean it was easy for her to recover from. In this episode, she gives us a little peep into what happened.

We’ve all been there before and we all have our own stories of that moment when we just wanted the ground to open and swallow us. 

On today’s episode, Daniel shares with us the most embarrassing moment of his life. I’m sure many of y’all can relate to this.

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You never know which direction love will come from, but one thing is certain, it'll definitely come.

On this episode, Christiana tells us about the person she’s in love with, a brief history of how it all started and what she really loves about him.

If you could do it all over again, would you go for the same degree you studied in university? Not many people would.

Today, Wuraola tells us about the indescribable joy she had when she ditched her degree and finally followed her passion.