Striptalk with Sinmiloluwa

It is one thing to have a dream, but a different ball game to birth this dream into existence in the midst of harsh criticism with utter disgust from all sides. This is the major cause of stillbirth for many dreams. Yet, for Peace Lawrence, pains and tears fuelled her determination to work harder on her dreams despite the setbacks she encountered. Today her products (E&P Skincare products) which were once referred to as sh*t, are not only helping women regain skin confidence, but are also creating employment for many young women. 

Her story is filled with many inspirational lessons. It is worth every bit of your time.

Is it possible to forgive and forget at the same time, considering the fact that the Lord has blessed some of us with magnetic brains? The other side of this statement is that some have been too scarred so much so, it has literally become a tattoo they can't but see every day. When you see the scar and the memories well up, does that mean you have not forgiven the offender(s)?  Why do you forgive? Is it because you do not have the opportunity to revenge? Why do you offend? is it because you believe they will never be able to get back at you?

What is the place of forgiveness as an art of growth in all of the above questions?

We are going to find more on this episode.

It often seems nobody has this love thing figured out, yet all of us always have something to say based on our experiences, and perhaps imaginations. Some of us jump into it and believe we will figure it out along the way. Some are afraid to admit that, much as they want to be loved, they are afraid of commitment. Whatever ‘’lovetuation’’ is, you will find today’s content quite useful and educative. 

Let's be honest, what good is a movie/novel without a villain? From the ones who want to take over the Universe, to the psychopath who believes his evil actions are good; we are all intrigued by their character.

Typically, the Villain is the bad guy we all want dead! But here's the real fact: we have all played a villain (and still do) in someone else's story intentionally or unintentionally. When you find yourself playing the role of a villain, what do you do?

Let's find out on this episode.

In a world where information and propaganda are cheaply sold online, to what extent would the media go to sell, and to what extent would a person go to get back at an enemy? Furthermore, what are the effects of words and punctuations in the news we read?

In this episode, our guest sheds light on the answers to these questions and more.

HE WATCHED HIS COUSIN DIE FEW MINUTES AFTER THEY HAD LUNCH TOGETHER...BEFORE THE AMBUSH...

This was one testimony I personally heard at a Court martial. That was the first time I saw a Soldier in tears, while bitterly testifying as an accused person.

You see, we often see some of our service men/women behave in brutish ways and wonder why they behave the way they do.  While some may be ''uniform drunk'', others may just be displaying post traumatic stress disorder (ptsd).

You want to find out more on today's episode. 

It's been so many years since the Government said insurgents have been technically defeated, but questions remain unanswered. If they have been technically defeated, why are our servicemen being killed till date? Why do we see videos of frustrated servicemen crying out about insurgents having superior weapons in comparison with theirs? Are we fighting strategically or wasting our service men/women?

On this week's episode, Xavier, an ex-military officer, shares his personal experience as a soldier as well as that of his Colleagues in the line of duty. It's quite pathetic. I hope his story spurs us to start having a conversation and taking actions about the general welfare of our veterans and servicemen/women.

One of our greatest desires as humans is to have strong and steady streams of income. It makes life more enjoyable, gives us the comfort we desire and aids the fulfilment of our dreams and wishes. 

Our guest on today's episode structures our perspective on finance and how we can develop a healthy financial life. It is worth your listening!

It is a new year and many of us feel excited about it because, perhaps in our psyche it gives a sense of newness; new chapter in life, another opportunity to try at what we failed at in the past, etc . Understandably so it should give us a feeling of newness, so do not let anyone undermine the excitement of a new year. It is something worth celebrating. However, does this excitement guarantee that the new year will bring a better fortune, better life?

Find out more on today's New year Intro short podcast.

CAN A MAN BE RAPED/SEXUALLY ASSAULTED? IF YES, IS IT RECOGNIZED IN LAW AND CAN IT BE PROVEN IN THE COURT OF LAW? This where law meets medicine.

On this last episode of the Series; Realities of Sexism Men Face, we will be discussing rape/ sexual assault against men. An interesting conversation is brewing. Don't miss it!