After 4 beautiful years, Nneoma Ekwegh draws the curtains on Transition podcast. The reason? Listen to find out..

Thank YOU for the memories.🤗🤗 You will be hearing from me again, by God's grace.

Hello you! Nneoma Ekwegh is back for season 10. Yay! 😁🥰

Final episode of season 9. I sound breathless, and its a bit of a ramble episode 😆 but it's an entertaining episode nevertheless 😀

Listen as I discuss books I've read so far in 2024.

Good reading suggestions for your weekends and summer break.

Talk to you soon 😊 by God's grace 💕

Mid year check-in episodes are one of my favorite things to do because we all could use some encouraging words every now and then. On this one, I talk about the birthday gifts that should have changed my life or, better put, strengthened my faith! 😲 🫨

Plus, there is a special announcement for YOU on this episode to commemorate Transition podcast's fourth year on earth!

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We are still talking mental health awareness over here on Transition podcast 😊. On this episode, Nneoma Ekwegh chats with her guest about men and mental health. This is part 2 of Transition podcast's series on mental health awareness. Enjoy! 😉

So *language jargon buster*: in Nigeria we often say"toaster" which i say in the episode in refrencing a guy (or girl) who is romantically intrested in you and trying to get you to feel the same way towards them.

In this episode, I have a conversation with Dr. Amanda Iheme about all things mental health. Dr. Amanda Iheme is a clinical psychologist and the founder of Ndidi, a psychological and psychiatric service based in Nigeria.

Trying this out, a word for the month that serves as a blueprint as we move through the next 31 days.

What's the word? drumroll🥁🥁....

💫Stability💫

Welcome to April! 😀 and welcome to season 9. Our first episode is 'bout pain... let's chat

Bonus episode to close season 8. Can you be the face of "stigma"? Let's chat.

Hey you!

You are worthy of joy and happiness 😊