She Table Talk

She Table Talk

By Sarah OsekiSociety & Culture
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She Table Talk episodes

  • If my husband is my child who's my mother? [with Tobi Asah]
    This episode was culled from a viral post on social media about your husband been your first practical child, so here's me and Tobi discussing our view on this. Listen and share with friends and family and send us your contributions via voice message or on IG @shetabletalkpodcast - Tobi @theconfidentnaturalista please note that you may encounter a few break in transmission while listening, this is due to network issues and it won't stop you from enjoying this episode ๐ŸŽ™ plug in your ear phones and enjoy!
    36 min
  • Discussing depression [with Dr Linda Osuntade] A depression survivor
    In times of so many uncertainties and been faced with a global pandemic, it's easy to slip into depression without knowing. Dr Linda, a depression survivor tells us all we need to know about her experience. Each segment is titled, please scroll to read full title while listening. We will like to hear from you too, send in your questions or contributions and please share this episode with your friends and family and those on your contact list, you never can tell who needs it now. Check us on IG @shetabletalkpodcast
    27 min
  • High pay or low pay, which would you choose?
    If you were given a choice to choose between a job which gives you high self satisfaction with low pay and a job with high pay and no satisfaction, which would you choose or which would you go for? You can send your reply and contribution by sending us a voice message here ๐Ÿ‘† or drop it on any of our social media platform @shetabletalkpodcast on instagram and at twitter @shetabletalk thank you for listening and don't forget to share with friends and family.
    19 min

About She Table Talk

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Just a girl from Nigeria with no experience what so ever, sharing true stories of women in Africa and across the globe, deep conversations, debunking myths, and changing the narrative. Stories of strong and bold African women because together we are better informed. Hosted by Sarah Oseki