Joy grew up quiet — the kind of child who spoke more through her notebooks than her voice. Today, she’s a writer with international clients, student success stories, and a powerful journey of courage, rejection, resilience, and identity.In this episode, Joy opens up about• Being the quiet child who found safety in books• Studying mechatronics while secretly loving words• Pitching 100 times and hearing nothing back• Landing her first international $500 client• Building confidence to show up online• Teaching other writers to earn from their gift• The future of writing in a world of AI• Practical steps to make money as a writer• And the honest parts , fear, burnout, and restWhether you’re a writer, creator, or someone finding your voice, this episode will sit with you.Watch, feel, take notes, and share with someone who needs it.

In this episode titled, Gbemi shares an honest reflection on the growing tension between true fitness and society’s obsession with aesthetics.Are we working out to feel better, live longer, and be stronger or are we simply chasing an ideal that was never really ours to begin with?

We explore the hidden pressures, the myths we’re sold, and what it really means to prioritize health over appearance.This is a conversation about self-awareness, discipline, and redefining what success looks like in fitness and in life.

We’ve heard the buzzwords."Strong." "Ambitious." "Independent."But behind closed doors, how do these traits really play out in relationships?In this episode, justanigerianman shares the male perspective many shy away from.Do men really like independent women?Or do they feel pressured to shrink in relationships where women lead?It’s bold. It’s real. And it might challenge what you thought you knew.

Can art truly survive in a country where everyone is just trying to make ends meet?In this episode titled "Can Art Survive In A Country (Nigeria) Focused On Survival?" we unpack the quiet battle artists face daily, choosing passion in a place that prioritizes survival.

Our guest on this episode is Oluwole Ohunakin, A.K.A AEZ the Artist. No support, no structure, just raw talent and dreams that seem too expensive to chase.If you’ve ever questioned whether creativity still has value in Nigeria, this conversation is for you.

Is there a success formula for entering the entertainment sector as a content creator? Trench Boy Reveals the Untold Truths Behind His Rise in the Entertainment Industry.Everyone dreams of making it big in the entertainment world, but is there a real formula for success? The Trench Boy reveals the shocking truths about what it REALLY takes to break through—beyond the glitz and glamour. From his toughest struggles to the game-changing moments that turned everything around, he opens up about the secrets no one talks about.If you’re serious about becoming a content creator or just curious about what it takes to make it, this is the episode you can’t afford to miss. Prepare for unfiltered truths that could change your career.

Is there a success formula for entering the entertainment sector as a content creator?

Everyone dreams of making it big in the entertainment world, but is there a real formula for success? The Trench Boy reveals the shocking truths about what it REALLY takes to break through—beyond the glitz and glamour. From his toughest struggles to the game-changing moments that turned everything around, he opens up about the secrets no one talks about.

If you’re serious about becoming a content creator or just curious about what it takes to make it, this is the episode you can’t afford to miss. Prepare for unfiltered truths that could change your career.

What happens when the safety net disappears? When the person we depended on for financial security is no longer there?

Too many women experience financial hardships firsthand. Jennifer Chinenye Awirigwe, also known as Financial Jennifer, is an Investment Banker, Chartered Stockbroker, and the founder of The Money Tribe.

She explains why relying on men for financial stability is a risk no woman can afford to take and explains what it truly means to build wealth on their terms. Money is power, and it’s time women take control.

So much of what we believe about health isn’t based on facts—it’s based on myths, social media trends, and whatever gets the most clicks. But how much of it is actually true?

In this episode, Dr. Ajidahun Olusina, a medical doctor, digital health strategist, and co-founder of Priv Health, breaks down the medical myths Nigerians swear by and the deeper issues within Nigeria’s healthcare system.

No filters. No sugarcoating. Just a raw, honest conversation. Watch now.