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Merry Christmas 🎄 and welcome to A Very Threesome Podcast as Toke Moments and Tea With Tay come together for a special crossover episode with Madame Joyce... and yes, the energy is exactly what the title promises.

The trio reflects on what 2025 has looked like so far, sharing personal highlights, wins, and lessons. From relationships and dating conversations to listener dilemmas, nothing is off the table. There’s plenty of laughter, playful chaos, honest opinions, and moments that hit a little closer to home.

Three voices and lots of tea, enjoy and don’t forget to share

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Daniel Etim-Effiong, actor and filmmaker, for a conversation that goes beyond the screen. Yes, they address the kissing roles people always talk about, but they also get into the work behind the scenes.

Daniel shares how he approaches his roles, what acting in Nollywood has taught him over the years, and how he separates work from real life. He also talks about family, marriage, growing older in the industry, and the choices he’s making at this stage of his life.

It’s an easy, honest conversation that shows a different side of Daniel, calm, thoughtful, and very clear about who he is off screen.

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This week’s December Special features Nons Miraj, the comedian and actor behind Nigeria’s most talked-about pop the balloon matchmaking videos. Known for her chaotic humour and viral skits, she sits with Tay to talk about the real life behind the content.

They discuss how she handles fame, the business side of her craft, money conversations people don’t see, and the ups and downs of dating as a public figure. She also shares how her ideas come together, the pressure that comes with going viral often, and what she hopes people understand about her beyond the jokes.

It’s a funny, honest and unexpectedly grounded conversation to keep the December Specials rolling.

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This week marks a big moment for Tea With Tay, our 100th episode and the start of our special December series. Tay is joined by Hauwa Lawal, a creator known for her sharp humour, honest opinions, and the kind of unfiltered takes that always get people talking.

In this episode, Hauwa opens up about her journey online, handling criticism, finding her voice, and the experiences that shaped the person viewers see today. She and Tay also dive into friendships, work, growing up, and a few unexpected stories that kept the conversation lively.

It’s a relaxed and funny episode, perfect for kicking off the December run, and a fitting way to celebrate 100 episodes of real conversations.

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For the season finale of Tea With Tay, Tay is joined by ODUMODUBLVCK, the rapper who has carved a lane of his own in Nigerian rap scene. Known for his raw style and bold presence, he talks about his journey so far, the role of faith in his life, and how he handles both the pressure and the fire that comes with fame.

From his early struggles to becoming one of the most talked-about artists in the country and beyond, ODUMODUBLVCK shares what drives him, what grounds him, and where he sees himself going next with his album INDUSTRY MACHINE. 

It’s an honest close to the season, full of reflection, laughter, and real talk about music and life. 

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In this episode, Tay sits with Lojay, the Nigerian singer and songwriter behind hits like Monalisa and Tonongo. He talks about his early days in music, the turning points that shaped his career, and the experiences that influence his sound.

Lojay also reflects on dealing with fame, the pressure of following up big records, and how he stays connected to his creativity. Beyond the stage, he shares parts of his life that listeners don’t often get to hear.

It’s a calm conversation about music, growth, and the person behind the artist.

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In this episode, Tay is joined by Tobe Ugeh, a Nigerian digital creator, lawyer, and actor, known online as Tobeszn. What begins as a friendly catch-up turns into a mix of funny stories, personal reflections, and unplanned moments.

They talk about his path from law to acting and online content, how he finds inspiration for his skits, and the role friendships play in his life. Between shared memories, a few drinks, and plenty of laughter, it’s a relaxed conversation that shows a different side of Tobeszn.

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In this episode, Tay is joined by GoodGirl LA, singer and songwriter, as she talks about the changes in her life and career that have shaped her new chapter.

She shares the story behind her latest music, what “Reborn in Black” means to her, and how her perspective on the industry and herself has evolved.

They discuss her creative process, the challenges she’s faced, and the freedom that comes with starting fresh.

It’s a conversation about growth, music, and stepping into a new era with clarity.

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In this episode, Tay sits with Mádé Kuti, musician and grandson of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. Mádé talks about growing up in a family deeply rooted in music, carving out his own path, and the balance between carrying a legacy and creating a sound that is fully his.

He shares his experience working on his projects, lessons he’s picked up from family and life on stage, and how he’s learning to define success for himself.

It’s an honest conversation about music, family, and finding your own voice.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Natse Jemide, a Nigerian model, actor, and storyteller best known for his role in Far From Home. Beyond the spotlight, Natse shares what it's been like growing up in a creative household, finding his own path in the entertainment industry, and learning to balance ambition with self-awareness.

They talk about his early career, the pressure of public perception, his evolving relationship with confidence, and what he's learning as he steps into new phases of his life personally and professionally.

It’s a calm and honest conversation that reveals the man behind the screen.

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