Originally recorded in June, 2021.

On this episode, Akindare and Jemima discuss social class and earning power differences between partners in a relationship, the dating scene in Lagos, the role patriarchy plays in all of it, and more. Would you be with or have you been with a partner who earns significantly less than you? Let's discuss on Twitter: @theshrinepod; Instagram: @theshrine.pod; or email us at [email protected].

Originally recorded in June, 2021.

On this episode, Akindare and Jemima talk about online crowdfunding and the begging culture in Nigeria, instances where people overdo it, and when they think it should be acceptable. Have you had any experience crowdfunding (or begging) online? Share with us on Twitter: @theshrinepod; Instagram: @theshrine.pod; or email us at [email protected].

Originally recorded in May, 2021.

On this episode, Akindare & Jemima speak with Dodo Kunle [@Agent_DodoKunle] - a Nigerian real estate manager in Lagos who gives all the tea on renting, property ownership and real estate culture in Lagos! Have you ever had to rent an apartment in Lagos? Share your experience with us on Twitter: @theshrinepod; Instagram: @theshrine.pod; or email us at [email protected].

Originally recorded in April, 2021.

On this episode, Akindare and Jemima fan-out about their respective G.O.A.T.'s, Burna Boy & Wizkid following their Grammy wins. They talk about what it means for the artists, their fans, and the Nigerian entertainment industry as a whole. Do you have any feedback, suggestions or comments? Share and follow us on Twitter @theshrinepod, Instagram @theshrine.pod, and email us at [email protected].

Originally recorded in March, 2021.

On this episode, Akindare and Jemima share personal stories about some of their lowest mental health moments and how they dealt with it. Also, a spirited debate about the Big Brother Naija (BBN) fan love and saga. Send us comments, feedback and follow us on Twitter: @theshrinepod & Instagram: @theshrine.pod and [email protected]. Everyone is welcome!

Originally recorded in March, 2021.

On this episode, Akindare and Jemima discuss major general events that occurred in the previous year (2020), what caused Theshrine's hiatus, personal struggles and experiences, among other things. How did you find 2020? Did you experience any life-altering event? How did you deal with it? Please share with us! Send us an email at [email protected], or follow us on Twitter at @theshrinepod and Instagram at @theshrine.pod. Everyone is welcome!

Originally recorded in August, 2019.

On this episode, Akindare and Jemima discuss cyberbullying in the context of the Nigerian internet, some of its causes and effects and how it generally changes the cyberbullied & sometimes the cyberbully. This episode features Stephanie Odili (@StephanieOdili) - An author and advocate for women’s rights. If you have ever been bullied, how did you handle it? Send us an email: [email protected] and follow the podcast on Twitter: @theshrinepod & Instagram: @theshrine.pod.

Originally recorded in July, 2019.

Originally recorded in July, 2019.

On this episode, Jemima & Akindare discussed what you get paid versus what you deserve in Nigeria, being open about your income (or not) and what to look out for when you are getting a new job/gig to ensure you are getting paid what you really deserve. Bringing a different perspective to the conversation is Pamilerin Adegoke [@thepamilerin] - a Nigerian twitter fave (depending on who you ask), marine engineer & brand influencer. Have you ever felt/been underpaid? What did you wish you knew/know? Share your experience with us via email: [email protected] and follow the podcast on Twitter: @theshrinepod & Instagram: @theshrine.pod.

Originally recorded in June, 2019.

This episode features Jemima & Akindare's first guest, Hazel Agoni - a blockchain content writer & total badass. The topic of the day is ghosting and Hazel helps break it down: the ripple effect of ghosting, the danger it poses to the recipient's mental health and conditions under which it can be justified. Let us (and Hazel) know how your experience has been with ghosting (as a ghostee or the ghosted) via email: [email protected] and follow the podcast on Twitter: @theshrinepod & Instagram: @theshrine.pod.