To say the church should remain neutral in political affairs simply because politics is dirty is to keep shortchanging ourselves and crying for redemption. If the people of God don’t rise up to leadership then NOTHING changes.

We’re tired, we’ve had enough. It’s democracy my voice counts. On this episode we talked about THE FIGHT for survival, for a Nigeria that works. It starts with you.

Dealing with an EX can be uncomfortable at best and horrific in the worst scenario. On this episode we share our experience on how you can gracefully move on from any kind of previous relationship.

This episode centers on celebrities ‘cause we love them, who doesn’t. However we as fans have expectations that are sometimes unrealistic. The Optimist and The Antisocial talk all things worth talking about when it comes to those celebrated for something that made them famous.

This episode is dedicated to all natural, permed, dreaded, tinted, thick, fine and all other kinds of hair. We love you and want you to embrace that hair. It’s beautiful and anyone who thinks otherwise can go choke on a stick.

What defines your friendship to make it something to aspire to have. Are your relationships based on trends and gist or a deep spiritual connection. The Optimist and Antisocial look deeply into the term friendship

In life the process is just as important as the end result, on this episode we look at the plague entitlement mentality, malice and success without process.

The men are scum conversation is trendy any day and time. However from our point of view a lot of times it’s just a big case of misunderstanding. Tobi and Smurf joined us on this episode to really discuss if men really are scum and how they became known for that. Hope you enjoy it.

We share our thoughts on exercise and dieting, body shaming, stereotypical body shapes and the lack of inclusion for “unusual” body types, you can trust we had fun doing it.

On this episode we bask in the beauty that is our skin, talk about colorism, inadequate representation of dark skinned people and light skin shaming