The Young God

"Can you imagine how many butterflies are hiding their wings and fighting their evolution... because they care about others' opinions?" - Aniekan Ezekiel.

The butterfly effect is the idea that small events can have a significant, unpredictable influence on the future. In this epic conversation, a couple of self-aware guys gathered to reflect on their journeys, exchange ideas, and offer solutions with which they intend to create the future they want to see aka "heaven on earth". As you listen, remember to:

•Slow down

•Give Gratitude

•Take Responsibility

Featuring Aniekan Ezekiel, Chine Ezekwesili, Chuba Ezekwesili and Effiong. 

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What started out as a random conversation between friends, turned into a passionate discussion about Peter Obi and whether he is truly something special or just a repetition of Nigerian history. Is he a cure or merely a placebo? The first of a 3-part series focusing on Peter Obi's role in Nigerian politics. 

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"if you want to deepen the connection you have with someone – if you want to give yourselves a chance to build something meaningful, something that goes the distance, learn the balance between absence and presence in seduction." - Rodney. One of the surest ways to ruin a potential relationship of any kind is to be too eager, too available... too desperate. You may think your "energy" is flattering but too much too soon can be smothering. This episode is to think about how you may better regulate your emotions and your time as you connect with your love interest —a super short bonus episode.

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A social architect, a TV host, a podcaster and a fashion designer walk into a room and proceed to debate what makes the Nigerian + global creative industry tick: the market, the money, the audience or the creativity/talent. 

Aniekan Ezekiel, Andy Madaki, Rodney Omeokachie and Aisha Atta-Ahmed engage in a passionate 2hr debate where the explored the following issues:

• The shortage of truly memorable characters in Nollywood

• The shortage of authentic Nigerian stories in Nollywood

• The obsession with international awards by Nollywood filmmakers

• The dumbing down of Nigerian culture for international audiences.

• The lack of respect and low bar of expectations set for the Nigerian audience.

• Nigerian creatives' approach to mastery and excellence.

Follow the speakers on IG: @sir_skywalker, @andymadaki, @rodtheyngod, @yoophoria

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"While we're fans of sleep, we are fans of something far more powerful, as well... While others enjoy their dreams, we wake and watch them come true." It's no secret that sleep is essential to the optimal performance of the brain and body but is it possible that we use our love of sleep as an excuse to deny the sacrifices that achievement demands. Is it possible that we glorify sleep a little too much? What if, when it comes to sleep, less could be more. An episode about sleep, sacrifice, work and happiness.