Sitting on the guest seat on this Girl Talk segment is the amazing Rafiat Akiwande aka Queen Raffy as we discuss a Twitter post that reflects the mindset of most Africans towards marriage, ownership, and bearing marital surnames. Our discussion cuts across culture, religion, and our personal opinion on the issue.

We hope you find the chat insightful.

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Zainab and I discuss some of the emergences we see especially on social media around ancestral worship and some African traditional religion among young Africans living in the diaspora. 

We try to connect the dots on:

And why convictions are requisite to an unshakable faith in practicing any type of religion. 

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Hey, lovelies I hope you enjoy this bonus episode and find it insightful. 

I had a need for talk therapy after thinking long and hard about life as a woman, single parent, and mother. It's a bit here and there and random. But I hope you catch a thing or two that will be meaningful for you in the end.

It's raw and Uncut. Enjoy!

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To all the daddy's girls in the house, this is for you!!! The conversation on this episode stems from thoughts down memory lane and evaluating the relationship girls have with their dads when they are little and how it impacts us both positively and/or negatively. It also mirrors the relationship in the latter stages of our lives as women. 

Does it wax stronger or grow sour? 

Can anything come between a father's love and her daughter? 

Are there better ways this relationship can be improved?

This one is a banger with 4 amazing guests; Abimbola, Oleg, Ifunenya, and Kele share their experiences and opinions on the show.

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As usual here is a recap of the month of November as we welcome the month of Joy! As we gradually round up the year, thanksgiving and gratitude are still in other. What are you grateful for?

In this episode, I share some of the things I'm grateful for as 2020 winds up to an end.

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Link to medium article: https://medium.com/@zaiderrr/why-understanding-the-seasons-of-life-will-ease-your-suffering-32ad7381c634 

Yo! This is another Chill vibes kinda episode. I had this interesting conversation with the amazing Chinwendu Akalonu a.k.a Afrowendy who also hosts a podcast of her own (The Pot of Beans Podcast). We express our opinions on the various ways Nigerian express love including the notorious "have you eaten?" and "how was your night?"

I trust you will enjoy this episode.

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This episode marks the last part of the three-part series on the unlearning series. Ammie G signs it off discussing conventional beliefs she has come to unlearn in her life journey. We talk about:

This one ends the series with a bang!

Connect with Ammie. G on Instagram: @ammie.G

Facebook: Ammie.G.  

Link to Ammie's podcast- anchor.fm/AuthenticnotperfectwithAG 

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Hi there! Today's episode is for moms of boy children. Have you met a mother of all boy children? Do you feel they are superhumans because they can handle the stress of having boy children. Well, in this episode Ronke and I help dispel the misconceptions of having all boy children. We discuss stereotypes for boys, expectations on the boy mom, relationship dynamics between mothers and their sons, the tendency of raising a "mama's boy" and how as a mom you can cope with the various challenges that come with raising boys.

This will enlighten and quel any worry you may have.

I'll love to hear from you send me your feedback, contributions, or suggestion DM on Instagram @thegirlunplugged or Email [email protected].

Connect with Ronke on Instagram @rohskidchen or on Facebook at Aderonke Gabriels-Omolegbe.

Imaobong Akpan features in this girl talk segment as we review the various themes on the popular Netflix series; Self-made: the life of Madam CJ Walker. We talk about women's financial emancipation, self-awareness and collaboration among women, and a whole lot of other good stuff. She also shares the lessons she gleaned from the series.

It is a wholesome conversation with laughter and insightful perspectives. Enjoy!

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Hi guys! Happy November! Its a new month and this bonus episode is to review October and share some of my November plans with y'all. Enjoy as i share lessons learned in October, ramble and recount some memorable experiences.