She Table Talk

What we see on our TV screens and social media is just one percent of the things women and girls go through in our society. On today's episode me and guest talks about some of this things and how it was handled. Our men were not left out too because we know they suffer this things too. Plug in and join the conversation, don't forget to share with friends and family, subscribe and leave us a review. Engage with us at IG - @shetabletalkpodcast twitter - @shetabletalk

Today our guest Nnenna shares with us how Nigeria Youth Service Corps (NYSC) helped her overcome shyness and social anxiety. Listen and share with friends and family and those around you trying to overcome this as well. NYSC is a scheme set up by the Nigerian government to involve Nigerian graduates in nation building and the development of the country. Please leave a review after listening, you can send us a voice note also. Engage with us on our social media platforms, on IG- @shetabletalkpodcast twitter- @shetabletalk

On this episode i want just want to thank you all for listening to my podcast, it means so much to me. 10 episodes, 7 guests, amazing people, inspiring stories. Thank you all for your support, i promise to continue to bring you inspiring true stories of people just like you. Subscribe/follow on any platform you're listening from right now, like, share, drop a review, engage with us on SM. IG- @theedowomanpodcast on twitter- @edowomanpodcast like our page on FB- @theedowomanpodcast next episode drops on Sunday! Don't go too far

From being tribally harassed to sexually harassed, late nights, looking for where to lay her head, help from friends and friends of friends. Our guest, Uduak Ekpo (@ms_yudee) shares with us how she went from from working in the bank for four years to becoming a brand owner. This is a story you do not want to miss, so much to learn from her if you are considering starting something of your own. Please share with friends and family after listening, you can send a voice note on this episode, like, comment, leave a review and subscribe/follow on any platform you are listening from. Connect with us on social media. On Instagram @shetabletalkpodcast on twitter @shetabletalk Thank you, we wait to hear from you 😍🤗

From flopping severally, doing combating weight of being the first child and female out of six kids in a clan where so much worth is put on the male child, to been loathed, loosing her job not long before her wedding anniversary and who she is today. Our anonymous guest today, shares her story with us from growing up to being the woman she is currently. Plug in your ear phones and enjoy! Please like, share, comment, subscribe and gives us a review on any plaform you are listening from. Connect with us on IG @shetabletalkpodcast on twitter @shetabletalk

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Today our guest shares with us her story with religious parents, first love and her career. Thank you for listening, please share, send us a voice note. Like, comment and subscribe on any platform you're listening from, we can't wait to hear from you.

Failure stories is a new series where we bring in guest who is willing to share their failure story with us and how they overcame to be who they are today. This series is to inspire our listeners, letting them know we've all failed but we didn't let our failures keep us down, we did it again and became better. It takes courage to make a fool out of yourself. Our guest today shared with us how she dropped out of nursing in college because she failed most of her courses. And what she's doing at the moment. Listen and share with friends and family, if you have a story to share with us please contact us via our SM handles.

Thank you for listening to the previous episode, i have a guest with me today as promised and she will be sharing her story with us on how she was raised and the things she wish was taught. (Listen to previous episode if you haven't) We hope you enjoy it and share with your friends and family, you can send us a voice note here or send your contributions to @shetabletalkpodcast on IG or @shetabletalk on twitter. Enjoy! 🎧

We were taught a lot of things growing up but there are also some things we wish we were taught growing up and it probably would have made adulthood a little bit easy for us, who knows. On this episode i talked about four of those things and two contributions from our listeners. Thank you for listening, please send us your feedbacks and contributions on this episode and don't forget to share with friends and family. Connect with us on instagram @shetabletalkpodcast on twitter @shetabletalk