So we continue the unlearning series; a three-part series that started early in the month of October. Today we continue with part 2 with Martel Gray as he discusses some traditions and norms he has come to unlearn as an Igbo man in his life journey. It's an interesting discussion that promises some turning point views and perspectives.

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Four ladies; Adesuwa, Jane, Favour, and Bisi join me in this episode as we decompress from all the negativity around the #endsars protest online. We share our different experiences as young Nigerians fighting for change, the God factor in the protest, what we think about the shift and dynamics so far, our wins and loses in the fight for a better Nigeria. We also shared songs from our playlists for coping with the anxiety that overwhelms us all.

This episode was pre-recorded before 20/10/20. The day of the Lekki toll gate massacre. Spirit is low and the content on this episode may not be appropriate but we shared hope and some laughter and we hope it brightens your day and makes you stay hopeful.

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I sit with James Eze, a creative and young Nigerian, and discuss the current unrest in Nigeria following the #endsars protest. This protest started because of the high impunity of police brutality in the country. We give our individual perspective about what is happening and what we think this revolution hopes to achieve in the coming years in the country.

Also in the episode are commentaries from young Nigerians, their resolve, and the hope they see in the coming years for the country. Enjoy.

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This episode is the first of a three-part series on Unlearning and we feature a vibrant lady by the name of Olabisola Oladimeji. She is a banker and Data scientist whose passion is writing and enjoyment. In this episode, she shares with us her unlearning process and things she has come to unlearn so far in her life journey. This is not an interview but and experience sharing between the host and the guest. Enjoy.

Connect with Olabisi on Instagram @olabisii

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Hey, Originals! Its been a while I updated you guys on what is happening in my life and a girl also wants to talk! Chill with me on this episode as we catch up on some beautiful things that are happening currently in my life... Moved into a new apartment and finished the 30-day affirmation challenge. It's a cool one!

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The concluding part of the girl talks with 'the Fertile Chick'. This episode is in partnership with Satayaa Africa and we sit with Adesuwa Nwokedi aka 'The Fertile Chick' as we discuss her books and the strong themes that come out of them, and how it affects women. With over 16 books written within a space of three years, Adesuwa, a romance writer, has her works on Bambooks and Okada books.

Also, guests on the show are Adesuwa Iluobe founder, Satayaa Africa, and Olabisi Oladimeji who bring in different perspectives to the discussion. Enjoy!

Satayaa Africa is a community that helps writers and readers succeed by exposing them to invaluable reading and writing resources an network across Africa

Connect with Satayaa on Instagram @satayaaafrica.

Connect with The Fertile Chick on Instagram @thefertilechickwriter or Website at www.thefertilechickonline.com

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Today's episode is in partnership with Satayaa Africa and we sit with Adesuwa Nwokedi aka 'The Fertile Chick' as we discuss her books and the strong themes that come out of them, and how it affects women. With over 16 books written within a space of three years, Adesuwa, a romance writer, has her works on Bambooks and Okada books.

Also, guests on the show are Adesuwa Iluobe founder, Satayaa Africa, and Olabisi Oladimeji who bring in different perspectives to the discussion. Enjoy!

Satayaa Africa is a community that helps writers and readers succeed by exposing them to invaluable reading and writing resources an network across Africa

Connect with Satayaa on Instagram @satayaaafrica.

Connect with The Fertile Chick on Instagram @thefertilechickwriter or Website at www.thefertilechickonline.com

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Its a new month and also the 6months anniversary of The Girl Unplugged! Yay! The vision and mission are clearer and I share this with you on this bonus episode. I am so excited about the outcome and the awesome things that we will build together going forward. It will definitely be a joy ride as with clarity comes speed and growth!

Let's do this!

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The subject of colorism is a big pie that everyone who tackles it only takes a piece out of the big pie. This episode was inspired by Beverly Naya's Documentary on Netflix called Skin. Rita resonates with this documentary and shares her own experience growing up and living as a light-skinned Black young woman in Nigeria and South Africa.

Are there Pros and Cons of being light-skinned as a black woman?

Why do we have different shades of brown tones even within the race.

Yellow bone, yellow paw-paw, Oyibo pepper. Should they be considered compliments or hate speech?

Find out!

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Is it possible to trust yourself? Absolutely! In this quick inspiration segment, I share useful tips on how to build self-trust and become more accountable enough to achieve your goals.