Radio Uzo

Life can be long or short depending on how you view it. Too many times we leave things unsaid secretly hoping for a chance to someday make your case, share a kiss, or get in that fire ass comeback you just thought of that would have been fitting maybe 13 months ago. Some of us are shockingly great at detachment while some of us replay conversations from three years ago constantly. Regardless of where you stand, I think we can all appreciate a chance at a do over.

This episode is centered on friendship but the themes are relevant across most relationship types. For those who have been with me on my podcasting journey (I'm talking Abstract Culture, soundcloud and uni days), this one might hit a little different. Enjoy and share with a friend.

Omo it seems like we're back shaa. Hope this finds you well. If it doesn't, come back to it when you're not bad vibes.

On this episode, we're talking about why I keep flying to Dallas like I have containers that need my attention. There's something cool about new folks adding life to a situation that felt stale.

New Yawwwk! Just got back from that bread ridden city with such an efficient subway system. San Francisco pls take notes. Did some fashun tings and saw Mr. Money who definitely brought the vibes.

We're mainly catching up, its so nice to have you here.

Hope y'all are having an amazing week. I just want to use this episode to give flowers to the Nigerian babes out there defying expectations and making their own path. It's not easy, know that we love you and are cheering for you.

There's something inspiring about talking to someone who's really about it. They have a vision and though its not super clear how it comes to life, one day at a time, they bring it to fruition. From Apollo to Joint and Jams, Uchenna is a guy imposing his will on the world while also having fun with it. This episode was recorded back in November of 2021 when we all came to ATL for Davido. It also happened to be my birthday weekend. We get into topics like being the firstborn in an Igbo household, Dallas nightlife, dating, and having a sense of style. Don't let his deep voice scare you, Uchenna is actually a sweetheart. Enjoy the episode.

Happy new year!

I've been itching to speak to you guys and I'm thankful to be in a space where I can share what I've been going through the past few months. Long story short, its long. Listen and prepare yourself for a new Radio Uzo episode. 

Not a rant but just me thinking out loud when it comes to the issues I've noticed in the Nigerian alte scene.

ANOTHER BANIGER! I got the opportunity to literally sit down with one of my favorite people, Nnemka. She's an engineer, artist, and all-around star. She juggles the "work hard, play hard" mindset like no one I know. In this episode, we discuss the importance of networking and how putting yourself out there can get you the things you want. Hear how she switched from a career in Chemical Engineering to Computer Science during the lockdown and how much grit and determination it took. We also discuss ways our parents could benefit from social media and we come up with interesting ways to help our parents build a closer network online. Nnemka shares tips on what to say when you first meet someone professionally and a funny way she's been able to get the best customer service wherever she goes. 

On a lighter note, we discuss Dubai and afrobeat artists we find overrated and why. There are so many gems in this episode and I hope you're able to share them with your loved ones and enemies too. 

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How una dey? It's your favorite consistently inconsistent yet unproblematic podcast host, Uzo. We're back with yet another banger. This episode is the one you want to wash dishes to or something to keep you occupied while you do that one chore you extremely hate. I begin by presenting the new direction for Radio Uzo and how it's less of a "How to" podcast and more of a space to navigate my 20s and share what lessons, tragedies, and perspectives I have on this wild ride we call life. Hopefully the more specific, the more universal it becomes. 

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