We Talk with Uhchay

Most of the embarrassing baggages we carry as adults are products of the bad upbringing we had from our parents and guardians. Due to their ignorance, we were not given the right dose of love, discipline and freedom needed to give us a good start in life. This episode opens up the four categories of children psychology so that we can learn from them and stop the trend of bad parenting.

Just as it's obvious that the girl child faces a whole lot of struggles to be herself in a world dominated and ruled by men. These struggles can be avoided if the effort put in raising this girl child is also used in raising the neglected boy child. Because it's this same neglected boy child who grows up with wrong orientation and mindset that it's a man's world and frustrate the existence of the girl child.

A joint episode by a community of podcasters called, 'Pod Magic Creators', where podcasters talked about what podcasting means to them. This episode was done to commemorate the International Podcasting Day that holds on the 30th September.

Pst Ugofidel Onwuraokoye (Mrs), the President of Tamar Rescue Foundation, a non governmental organizations that fights against sexual abuse, rape and domestic violence gives an in-depth insight to the effects of child abuse on adults, ways to avoid it and how to find help for abused people. I bet You don't want to miss this.

The effects of abuse is what we see being played out in the lives of irresponsible adults who take up sensitive influencial positions in our society today. While we look at the physical, verbal and sexual forms of abuse as our focus we are unaware that the other faces abuse wear present more deadlier consequences than these. Let's get some information on how some seemingly harmless things we do could be a form of abuse to a child.

Young people have great potentials for greatness but poor parental upbringing and constant negative feedbacks from the society keeps them down. This episode encourages adults to love them and further charges young people to take full responsibility for their lives despite the odds against them to be productive adults.