For most guys, football is a way of life. You live by your teams, you wear their colours, you even wager based on what you feel will happen. But can this go over the line?

This week, YouthVibes considers the world of sports (football, mainly), and its hold on young men. We discuss the importance of physical exercise, and the value in companionship watching your team play with other people, and also consider the ways these behaviours can become addictive.

Guests: Dr Benjamin Joshua and Mr Timothy Liman

Hosts: Daniel Sule and Tobi Amoo

Addictions come in different forms; some more sinister than others. This week, YouthVibes brings that conversation to the subject of mobile devices. Sure, phones have done the world a great deal of good and eased interactions in various ways. But they have also come with challenges and potentially addictive behaviour. Do you have an unhealthy relationship with your phone? Has it risen to the point of addiction? What do you even do, in these situations???

Guests: Ms Annah Azi, Mr Johanan Joel, Mr Macplang Mwanse

Host: Mr Zumnan Mwanse

When we get saved, what does that mean? Are we going to heaven at the end of the day, or can something change that? If salvation is a gift, can it be taken back or lost?

Guests: Mr Promise Salawu and Ms Yvonne Ya'akugh

Host: Mr Timothy Liman

Why do we have different denominations in the Church? Shouldn't we all be one big, happy family? Well, we dive deep into that in a particularly fun and chaotic episode this week. YouthVibes goes into all things around the various denominations, how they all started, and what each one believes.

Team: Joy Wazoh, Nathanael Danbury & Jesse Wazoh.

Host: Daniel Sule

Happy Valentine's Day (in advance)!

YouthVibes this week dives into the biggest question of all time (we're exaggerating a bit): why do good girls not like good guys?

We talk about it all: why girls think good guys are boring, what to look for in a relationship, and how to work first on yourself before looking for a partner.

Guests: Barr. Jennifer Agaldo and Marvelous Clement.

Hosts: Nathanael Danbury and Seth Kuje

This February, YouthVibes dives into the Gospel in all its variety. How do we have one Bible and yet have so many different messages that come from it?

We kick things off this week with the Prosperity Gospel message and try to get to the roots of the ideology with Dr Steve Daniyam.

Hosts: Marvelous Clement and Jezreel Oppa

Disagreeing with your parents is about the most adult thing there is. And no, we don't mean whining about how they never understand you and how you hate the world - we left those things behind last year. Having a hands-down full and frank discussion over diverging paths is where the rubber hits the road and where you realise that good intentions and sound thinking can produce different outcomes in different people. That's what we talk about this week on the podcast.

Guests: Prof Amaka Ocheke & Dr Hannatu Wazoh

Guest Hosts: Mr Silas Agaldo & Mr Dzarma Gwary

Your thirties don’t come with noise, they come with weight. The quiet pressure to be settled. To have answers. To look like you know what you’re doing.

In this episode of YouthVibes, we talk about what it really feels like to be in your thirties, questioning your choices, carrying lessons from your twenties, letting go of timelines, and learning to breathe again. This is a conversation for anyone trying to grow without rushing, and choose peace while life is still unfolding.

Guests: Mr Sylvanus Arum & Dr Irene Yakubu

Hosts: Setitun Salawu & Jezreel Oppa

Nobody really prepares you for your twenties. One minute you’re excited about independence, the next you’re overwhelmed by responsibilities. In this episode, we talk about the confusion, the pressure to “have it all together,” and how to give yourself grace while learning life in real time.

Guests: Barr Jennifer Agaldo and Mr Tobi Salawu

Hosts: Daniel Sule and Persisa Atang.

Teenagers, gather round!!!

YouthVibes does a deep dive into the oh, so confusing phase of life between childhood and adulthood.

What should your priorities be as a teenager, how do you deal with friends and frenemies? What exactly is the point of this whole teenage phase?

Join Damilola Ige and Sean Yakubu as they have a conversation with Jochebed Wazoh and Jonathan Yako about the ups and downs and in-betweens of teenage life.