We have our first guest of the season — Stephanie Anyamele.

She is a chartered accountant, the Founder and Managing Principal of Charles Ardor and Company, and serves as an Independent Non-Executive Director at Addosser Finance. With extensive experience working closely with MSMEs and investors, she brings deep clarity to today’s evolving financial landscape.

In this episode, we break down Nigeria’s New Tax Reform Policy and what it truly means for MSMEs, entrepreneurs, and investors operating in today’s economy. We go beyond headlines to understand how these reforms will affect business structure, compliance, profitability, and long-term investment strategy.

In this episode, we discuss:

- What the new tax reform policy actually means in practical terms for Nigerian businesses

- Key changes MSMEs need to urgently understand to stay compliant

- How the reforms may impact cash flow, pricing, and business operations

- Opportunities hidden within the new tax structure for small and growing businesses

- How MSMEs can position themselves for sustainability under the new system

Whether you’re a business owner, investor, or simply trying to understand how Nigeria’s tax landscape is evolving, this conversation gives you clear, actionable insight to help you stay ahead. If you’re building a business or investing in Nigeria, this conversation is essential listening for staying informed and ahead of the curve.

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In this episode, we’re sharing the real story behind how two women met at a restaurant, instantly connected, and slowly built a podcast into a growing business. From the early uncertainty to creating structure, systems, partnerships, and scaling intentionally, we’re breaking down every stage of the journey.

This conversation is for anyone with an idea they can’t stop thinking about — especially if you’ve ever considered building something with another person and wondered what makes a partnership actually work. We talk honestly about figuring things out as we grow, making decisions without having all the answers, building a brand from scratch, and learning how to turn passion into something sustainable.

In this episode, we discuss:

- How do you start a podcast with no clear roadmap?

- What does it take to grow a creative idea into a business?

- What should you consider before going into a partnership?

- How do you build systems and structure while still evolving?

We hope this conversation reminds you that growth doesn’t always come from having everything figured out — sometimes it comes from starting anyway. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations on business, branding, creativity, career and growth.

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Tobi: @misshamilton

Temi: @temimakinsanya

We are back… and we can’t believe it’s already Season 4! If there’s one thing Temi and Tobi loves, it’s analysing brands—and in this episode, we’re taking it up a notch.

This time, we are diving deep into brands that have mastered the art of collaboration, both globally and locally, we’re analysing the partnerships that didn’t just make noise—but actually worked.

- Why are more brands choosing collaboration over competition?

- What separates a successful partnership from a failed one?

- And how can businesses leverage strategic alliances to scale faster, smarter, and stronger?

Temi and Tobi unpack:

1. Iconic brand collaborations and what made them click

2. Why they are a strategic fit

3. Key lessons brands (and even creators) can apply immediately

If you’re a brand owner, marketer, entrepreneur, or just love seeing how collaboration can help you scale, this episode is for you.

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe—and tell us your favourite brand collaborations!

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Tobi: @misshamilton

Temi: @temimakinsanya

What a journey it has been! To wrap up this incredible season of Totally On Brand, we’re ending on a high note with a powerful conversation that every business owner, creator, and brand builder needs to hear.

If Your Brand Could Speak, What Would It Say?

In this finale episode, we dive deep into how to build a brand identity that truly sticks one that speaks with clarity, connects with emotion, and stands out in any crowd.

And we’re joined by the inspiring Ayanda Carter, CEO of Iroko Interiors and Melanin Creative. Ayanda brings her signature blend of culture, design, Marketing, Branding and storytelling to help us explore what it really means to create a brand with a voice of its own.

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Every groundbreaking movement starts with a simple idea, before the accolades, the headlines, the milestones, and the global recognition, there’s always a moment , a spark when someone dares to think differently.

In this episode, we sit with Arese Ugwu, the brilliant mind behind The Smart Money Woman — a story that began as a personal frustration, became a book, grew into a series, and evolved into a cultural and financial literacy revolution across Africa.

Who should watch this? Entrepreneurs, creatives, women in business, authors, screenwriters, and anyone looking to turn their ideas into something impactful.

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In this episode, we sit down with Ayo Akinola, CEO of Pocket App, co-founder of PiggyVest, and author of Credit Alert. This one is special. We went deep into the mindset, behaviour, and psychology behind why Nigerians buy, what influences our decisions, and how businesses can tap into these patterns to scale.

Whether you’re a business owner, marketer, creative, or entrepreneur, grab a pen and paper because we dropped strategies, frameworks, and practical insights you can start applying immediately to grow your business.

We talked about everything:

– How Nigerians make buying decisions

– What makes us loyal to a brand

– The emotional and cultural cues that influence us

– And the small things that make a huge difference when selling to a Nigerian audience

If you're trying to understand the Nigerian market better, this conversation is your cheat code. You can get a copy of Credit Alert by Ayo Akinola at www.readca.com. Plus, Ayo has a business grant for small business owners, and the book tells you exactly how to participate. We are rooting for you.

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What really happens to your business when you’re not there to run it — or when life takes an unexpected turn?

This week’s episode dives deep into a rarely discussed but absolutely essential conversation many entrepreneurs avoid.

This is not about succession plans or who takes over when you're gone.

Instead, we’re talking about something far more practical and urgent:

- Building processes.

- Creating structures.

- Designing a business that can operate and thrive even in your absence.

We break down the structured approaches you can start implementing in your business today, no matter the size. We also get candid and share real experiences from our own journey - moments when life happened, things spiraled beyond our control, and how the systems we put in place helped us navigate those unexpected seasons.

If you’re serious about building a sustainable, resilient business that outlives your daily involvement, this episode is a must-watch and before.

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This week, we have our first repeat guest, Ibi Ibru — the founder of Moneystart, Certified Financial Education Instructor, and Personal Finance Advocate.In this episode, we dive into a topic many entrepreneurs avoid but desperately need to confront: the habit of treating your business account like your personal wallet.

If you are running a business but your personal expenses are always being withdrawn from the company purse, this conversation will challenge your mindset, expose financial blind spots, and guide you toward building a business that is truly structured, sustainable, and financially healthy.

What we discussed;

1. Understanding the Core Concept

2. Why Business Owners Often Mix Accounts

3. Risks and Consequences of Mixing Business and Personal Finances

4. The Importance of Separating Yourself from Your Business

5. How to Separate Personal and Business Finances

Tune in, share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to subscribe for more honest conversations on business and growth.

You can also listen to us on spotify and apple podcast.

Stay connected with us:

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Tobi: @misshamilton

Temi:@temimakinsanya

This week, we have our first repeat guest, Ibi Ibru — the founder of Moneystart, Certified Financial Education Instructor, and Personal Finance Advocate. In this episode, we dive into a topic many entrepreneurs avoid but desperately need to confront: the habit of treating your business account like your personal wallet.

If you are running a business but your personal expenses are always being withdrawn from the company purse, this conversation will challenge your mindset, expose financial blind spots, and guide you toward building a business that is truly structured, sustainable, and financially healthy.

What we discussed;

1. Understanding the Core Concept

2. Why Business Owners Often Mix Accounts

3. Risks and Consequences of Mixing Business and Personal Finances

4. The Importance of Separating Yourself from Your Business

5. How to Separate Personal and Business Finances

Tune in, share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to subscribe for more honest conversations on business and growth. You can also listen to us on spotify and apple podcast. Stay connected with us:

Instagram: @totallyonbrandpod

TikTok: @TotallyonbrandPod

Email: ⁠⁠[email protected] ⁠⁠

Spotify: @Totallyonbrand

Apple podcast: @Totallyonbrand

Tobi: @misshamilton

Temi:@temimakinsanya

Why do some brands stand out effortlessly, attract loyal customers, and stay top-of-mind—while others struggle to stay relevant?

In this episode, Temi and Tobi break down the brands we admire and unpack the strategies, mindset, and unique positioning that make them irresistible. From storytelling to customer experience, innovation, and culture we’re analyzing what these brands are doing differently and how you can apply the same principles.

If you’re building a brand, scaling one, or simply fascinated by world-class brand strategy, this is an episode you’ll love!

Brands We Analysed:

1. Kilentar

2. Calendly

3. Skims

4. Amazon

5. Quacktail

6. Moniepoint

7. God is Good

Tune in, share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to subscribe for more honest conversations on business and growth. You can also listen to us on spotify and apple podcast.

Stay connected with us:

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Email: ⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠

Spotify: @Totallyonbrand

Apple podcast: @Totallyonbrand

Tobi: @misshamilton

Temi:@temimakinsanya