In this episode we talk about the George Floyd case, racism and the protests. We dive deeper into the darker side of racism in the upper echelons of society and ask if it can be truly abolished. We round up by drawing attention to the lack of sympathy and blind eye that was turned to previous injustices that have been happening around the globe. You can leave voice comments on our anchor page and share if you find this valuable.

Based on popular demand. We open the discussion and talk about the differences between feeling love and giving love, finding the balance point, letting go of someone you love and sharing love in our families and societies to improve the world.

In this episode Jam&Tea ask questions about love, forms of it and the deepest form of it. The discussion gradually progresses into questions on enduring love, unconditional love and obsessive love. In this episode we have more questions than answers.

In this episode we talk about how public figures take advantage of the average Nigerian’s vulnerability. We touch on misplaced priorities of the “charity givers”, immorality of the twerk challenges and Instagram giveaways. We round up the episode with a retrospective look at the information and misinformation surrounding the present challenge we are all facing.

In this episode we talk about how public figures take advantage of the average Nigerian’s vulnerability. We touch on misplaced priorities of the “charity givers”, immorality of the twerk challenges and Instagram giveaways. We round up the episode with a retrospective look at the information and misinformation surrounding the present challenge we are all facing.

In this episode we discuss who a good woman is, possible reasons she is taken for granted and relate some real life stories. We also touch lightly on the importance of a father figure in the home.

In this brief episode we touch lightly on the covid-19 subject, matters arising and Tea’s Facebook obsession

In this episode we discuss some lessons we learnt from the movie and relate them to life and the society we live on. Do share with us your any interesting perspectives and lessons you learnt. We also welcome any constructive criticism you can offer to make the show better. Leave us some comments and voice messages and we would respond in subsequent episodes.