This first episode of 2021 hopes to inspire people to chase their dreams and follow their passions this year while having a well thought out plan. Odun Taiwo a pharmacist and entrepreneur joins the conversation where she gives advice on the steps to take when you want to make more out of your passion. A fun but very informative episode that will get you fired up to start something fresh and new this year.

This last episode which is inspired by the year 2020 and all that came with it leads us see things differently even in bad times. Our guest, the multitalented Adesuwa Iluobe gives her perspective on why it is important to have an attitude if gratitude especially now. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and an amazing holiday season.

With so many people out of work and businesses going under due to the Covid-19 Pandemic this year, financial hardship has caused panic and despair all over the world. In this conversation, our guest Joan Nwosu gives us some practical steps on how to get back on our feet despite all odds. This theme was inspired by a book I read last year titled’The Total Money Makeover’ by Dave Ramsey.

This episode kick-starts Season 2 of this podcast and the theme was inspired by two books titled ‘Inspired Mama’ by Sez Kristiansen and ‘Atomic Habits’ by James Clear.

This conversation was inspired by a book titled ‘Own Your Life’ by Sally Clarkson and the current Covid-19 pandemic. I share tips on how to find peace in these strange times as these tips have helped me find some normalcy and joy despite all odds.

This theme was inspired by two books I read this year titled ‘Identity Crisis’ by Ben Elton and ‘10 Arguments To Delete Your Social Media Right Now’ by Jaron Lanier and a documentary I saw on Netflix titled’The Social Dilemma’. In this conversation we discuss the pros and cons of using social media and how to use these platforms wisely as they have become a huge part of society.

The idea for this theme came from my teenage daughter Esther who tells me it’s one of the things people do that she thinks they need to consciously change. It’s a fun conversation for both mama and daughter as we discuss how most people judge others based on their looks or status in life and how that affects society in general.

A deeply moving conversation with the very resilient Ivie Edobor, a survivor of domestic violence on her journey towards healing after a harrowing experience. This theme was inspired by two books I recently read, ‘It Ends With Us’ by Colleen Hoover and ‘Judah’s Wife’ by Angela Hunt.

A very insightful conversation with the talented Tope Omotosho, author of ‘Dance’ and ‘Crumbled’ on Dating and the essential elements needed to navigate romantic relationships as a believer in today’s world where all this are permissible.

A conversation inspired by a poem I wrote a while ago titled ‘Misunderstood’ which focuses how our differences make us feel misunderstood by others and sometimes feel out of place. This conversation stresses the importance of staying true to who you are and not allowing peer pressure and the likes to affect who you are and how you present yourself.