In this episode of the podcast, we discuss AI. We share our thoughts on the much touted threat of AI to Jobs, Civilization and to Humanity as a whole.

In this episode of the podcast. We talk about the economic impact of Japa. We touch on why people leave their home countries and how this movement affects the low income economies they leave behind and supports the high income economies they move to.

On this episode of the podcast, the dire economic situation in Nigeria is our focal point. We speak about the emergence of the Progressives in 2014, the locust years of 2015 till the present, finally we ask if we have renewed hope or renewed shege.

It's a new year and we decided to take on a common trope that comes with the turn of the year. We discuss the old year and the old us, affirmations, new year resolutions and others, finally we talk about the new year and the new us and what our plans are for this year.

This is our last episode of the year. We are sharing our year in review; personally as well as for the podcast. We also talked about our plans for the coming year.

We would like you to share what you are thankful for in the interactive chat.

On this episode of the podcast, we discuss surviving herd mentality. We start with what herd mentality is, then we talk about how herd mentality affects our objectiveness and why it is best to think for ourselves and come to our own conclusions.

On this episode of the podcast, Josh's Internship Experience takes the front burner. Josh talks about his expectations for the internship year, combining his Nursing internship with the start of his Tech career. He also talks about his experience and his overall takeaway.

This episode is a sequel to our "School na Scam" episode, with a fresh perspective now that we are out in the world. We are asking if school is really a scam, we discuss after school- expectations Vs reality, and round it up with navigating adulthood and life after Uni.

On this episode of the podcast, we speak about when fraud hits home. We talk about fraud amongst our friend group, school mates, neighbours and other acquaintances, the danger of the legitimisation fraud in some section of the society and we are asking if fraudsters deserve rehabilitation or should justice run its course.

On this special episode of the podcast, Emma talks about his internship experience. He also speaks about his expectations for the internship year and Abeokuta, the relationships he formed and his overall takeaway.