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Singer/Songwriter, Jarell Ebuka makes his 2nd appearance on the Young god pod and this drops just in time for his second EP which he talked about on the show. His first single off the EP, 'Your Daddy' is featured on the show -- a 30-second snippet at the beginning and the full song at the end. We talked about his music-making process, men who set low standards for themselves and the women who enable them. He also brought his guitar on the show and best believe we made some music that is going straight to the top!
'iMessage games' is a killer of budding relationships in my opinion. So far, I've been a victim on three occasions and I can't keep calm!!! On the recommendations of a romantic interest, I installed the iMessage games app onto my phone. In the month and a half that I had it on my phone, it was fun but little did I know I was paying a bigger price.
In this episode, I get particularly introspective about all the ways I've mastered my inner negative self-talk. I realize I don't have any external reasons for having high self-confidence, but my internal gifts are bountiful.
In this episode, I'm joined by Aisha Shuaibu, the founder of Waffle Stop, a restaurant that serves the best waffles and pancakes in the city. True Story. In our conversation, she opens up about her state of mind and how it has improved over the last few years as she steadily masters work-life balance. She shares her frustration with the perception and treatment of women worldwide, and her mother, from whom she draws otherworldly inspiration. Aisha showed her depth as she ponders what success really means to her compared to that of society. She did this for all husky-voiced women. Enjoy!
The Young god podcast is back after a 90-day hiatus. Listen as I wax lyrical about the new season, my aspirations for the show, and a double-down on the god mentality.
Nigeria is in dire straits and those who are going to survive, thrive and fix it need to have an common mentality. This episode is an ode to being above the negativity that encapsulates much of the Nigerian experience and creating your personal oasis of order in the chaos that is Nigeria.
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