In the final episode of the year, the Team goes over their thoughts on Christmas.

Thanks to everyone for listening through the year, and also to our amazing guests for their insights.

Looking forward to the year ahead.

Why do students commit malpractice, and is it indicative of larger systemic issues?

The last scheduled podcast for this year has Godfrey Ali host a conversation with Joan Ya'akugh and Plangkat Musa on their thoughts and experiences around examination malpractice.

The importance of the economy as a sphere of influence cannot be overemphasized. This week on the show, the conversation turns to the inner workings of the economy and its role in society.

Daniel Sule speaks to Prof. Likita Ogba, the Head of Department of Economics at the University of Jos.

With the focus on working in positions that are directly or at the very least adjacently aligned with your passion and goals, have we lost sight of the importance of doing work because it is good?

Ever wondered about the true essence of dignity in labour? In this episode, we unravel the layers of significance behind the work we do.

Join Mrs Anita Mallum, Mr Istifanus Gurumtet and Mr Godfrey Ali as they explore the value, impact and transformative power of work.

Everyone wants to go to heaven, but most people aren't too clear on what we're going to do when we go there, and those that do have answers don't necessarily inspire the confidence of the vast majority.

This week on YouthVibes, Joy Wazoh and Daniel Sule speak to Mr Silas Agaldo on many reigning theories of heaven and how to make sense of what heaven could possibly be like.

We all want to make money. So why is it taking so long?

This episode contains audio from the recording on Levelling Up as well as new clips.

Guests: Sarah Onuh, Dr Comfort Daniyam, Dzarma Gwary

Host: Daniel Sule

With communication as a vital skill for everyday interactions, it's more important than ever to figure out how best to communicate within our families. Join Prof Amaka Ocheke as she has a conversation with Ms Jemimah Osawe, Mrs Kemi Ige and Mr Samuel Kwotbok on the importance of and skills needed for communication within families

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We all like to fit in - and that's fine for most situations. But what happens when the place and the people you're trying to fit in with are completely against everything you stand for?
This week on YouthVibes, Joy Wazoh and Joshua Agbatse have a conversation with Dr Nathan Shehu - a member of our community and a medical doctor with the Jos University Teaching Hospital - about the importance, challenges and benefits of standing out.

We all make mistakes, but are those mistakes ours to own, or are we unduly influenced by forces beyond our control. What we're trying to ask is: can the devil make anyone do anything?

Join Istifanus Gurumtet for a conversation on will and responsibility and the place of individual agency in decision-making.

Guests: Mrs Nankwat Kwotbok and Pastor Ebenezer Obiomah