A gift is more than just a physical item, it’s an expression of thought, love, appreciation, or even obligation. But what really makes a gift meaningful?
We unwrap the true essence of giving. Beyond the bows and boxes, what do gifts really mean? Are they tokens of love, obligation, tradition, or something deeper?
Join us as we explore the art, psychology, and purpose behind giving and receiving.This episode contains music used solely for illustrative and work-related purposes as part of a live broadcast recording. All rights to the music belong to their respective owners. No copyright infringement is intended.

As more women step into financial power, the question isn’t just how to invest, it’s what to invest in. Ethical investing goes beyond profit; it’s about aligning money with values, equity, sustainability, and impact.
We’re diving into ethical investment for women, how to grow your money while staying true to your values. From impact-driven choices to long-term wealth building, it’s time to rethink how women invest.
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Voice Over isn’t just about speaking, it’s about shaping perception, building emotion, and creating connection through sound.
From radio ads to documentaries, animation to corporate reels, voiceover artists shape what we hear, and how we feel about it. But what does it really take to stand out behind the scenes, with just your voice?

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How do you consume media, or does it consume you?
In today’s world, the media is not just how we stay informed, it’s how we form opinions, trends, and even identities.
Join us as we explore the power, problems, and possibilities of modern media, from social platforms to newsrooms, podcasts, and beyond.
Whether you’re passionate about media, a content creator, or just trying to stay informed, this conversation is for you.

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Sustainable health care is a way of providing health services that can continue to support people's well-being over the long term.
It focuses on prevention, affordability, and making sure everyone can get the care they need, now and in the future.
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Revenue vs. Profit: What’s the Real Measure of Success?
Many business owners focus on how much money is coming in (revenue) but fail to consider their actual profit after expenses, taxes, overheads, and operations.
This conversation will break down the difference and why understanding this gap is crucial to running a sustainable business.
Big numbers don’t always mean success. Revenue shows how much is coming in, but profit reveals what’s actually staying.

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What happens when a citizen refuses to look away? When someone asks: Where is our money really going?
In this eye-opening interview, Funsho Doherty, investor, civic advocate, and recent Lagos governorship candidate, unpacks what public accountability should mean in a state like Lagos.
He challenges the status quo, breaks down opaque budgeting practices, and explains how ordinary citizens can demand better, not just at the ballot box, but every single day.
If you've ever felt frustrated by poor governance or asked yourself, “Can one person really make a difference?” this conversation is for you.
“It’s not just about who’s in office, it’s about the system we allow to exist. We must move from noise to numbers, and from apathy to action.” Funsho Doherty

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On this episode, we explore the leather, boots, and shoes industry: from craftsmanship and production to market trends and consumer preferences.
Whether you're in fashion, manufacturing, retail, or just curious about what makes a great pair of shoes, this episode is for you.

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Period poverty refers to the lack of access to menstrual products, hygiene facilities, education, and proper sanitation during menstruation.
We’re talking Period Poverty, what it is, why it matters, and how we can end the shame and struggle around menstruation.
It’s not just about the products, it’s also about dignity, education, and equality.

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