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This week igbospice joined by guest host, and little sister Chidimma, discuss the necessity of having children. Listen as they breakdown the submitted reasons to have a baby, the perfect circumstance for surrogacy, why they approve of Blac Chyna's two day co-parenting schedule and their solution to a special case of a plan B proof pregnancy. 

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This week's episode is inspired by 'Young, Famous and African,' a recently released reality TV show on Netflix that centres around 8 individuals and their relationships with each other. Specifically, we talk about the triangle between Diamond (Tanzanian musician and superstar), Zari (self made business woman and the mother of Diamond's children) and Andile (successful music and sports TV producer and personality and Zari's new love interest). This led to the question... Would you date your friend's ex? Especially if, like in the case of Andile and Diamond, your friend has clearly moved on and is pursuing other people. 

On this R-rated episode inspired by a personal conversation, igbospice discusses the possibility of good p*ssy being a skill.

Let’s talk about self doubt. Have you experienced it? Do you still? How does doubt make you feel?  How do you deal with the feeling? Also, in a world full of criminals, do you draw the line at dating a ritualist? 

On this episode, amiss her instagram woes,  igbospice asks what makes a man or woman a great lover? Is it how they treat you, emotional depth or just how great they perform in bed? Also what's the most you've ever done for an unofficial partner? 

IgboSpice spends the first part of this episode discussing slut statistics derived from polls submitted by the yungnollywood audience; the second part defending the Euphoria character, Cassie Howard, and then concludes with why faith without works is dead, a.k.a keeping an eye out for the proof in the manifestation pudding. 

On this episode, Igbospice and her sister Chidimma use the Ere.wellness Body Image and Conversation cards to confront the subconscious theme of fat-phobia present in most people. These cards are a wonderful conversation starter for dissecting why we treat ourselves the way we do. For more details about the conversation cards, please check out @ere.wellness on instagram. 

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On our first of many live recording shows, igbo spice discusses various love languages submitted by the baebaddies and their reasons behind wanting to be loved this way. Also, for the first time ever we have people call into the show and we learn why realistically, your love language should really be all of them and more ;)