Men are expected to stay strong, but at what cost? In this episode, we explore the emotional struggles men face, the lack of support systems, and why vulnerability is still seen as weakness. It’s time to ask: Where’s the support for men?

In this episode of the Scatter Yarn Podcast, Dr. Toves, Mr. Nelson and Dr. Morris, dive into the conversation of societal expectations on men, particularly around financial stability and how it defines manhood.

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We dive into the UK Supreme Court’s landmark decision to define "woman" strictly as a biological female, unpacking the social and legal implications for trans women and the LGBTQ+ community.

We explore the complex dynamics of love and support in pursuing one's dreams. the discussion delves into why loved ones might not always back your goals, even if they care deeply for you.

This episode discussea the alleged CBEX Scam of 1.3 Trillion in Nigeria. They delves into the societal factors that make us vulnerable to scams: the allure of quick wealth, FOMO, and more.

In this episode of Scatter Yarn Podcast, we discuss the existence of Aliens and if they visit Africa as we unpack the bizarre Pascagoula Abduction of 1973, where two fishermen claimed they were taken by crab-clawed extraterrestrials. We also explore Steven Greer’s wild claim that he was offered $2 billion to stop talking about aliens.

Friendship in adulthood is complicated—from making new friends to keeping old ones, navigating life changes, dealing with money issues, and figuring out when to let go.

We dive deep into the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on our lives, from what it means to job take over and Seun Kuti’s bold take on AI.

When a friend needs help, should support come with conditions, judgment, or humiliation? In this episode, we break down the power dynamics of asking for favors, discuss the worst kinds of "help".

The governor of a Nigerian state has declared war on native doctors—but not all of them! He claims he's only going after those allegedly aiding Yahoo Plus, kidnappers, and criminals.