220. Cycles

220. Cycles

Stories are…changing the narrative. This week's story was written by Hero Jason Uchebenu. Connect with Hero on X @herojayseen [https://x.com/herojayseen] or contact him via email at herojason1999@gmail.com. I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve? [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2056792/fan_mail/new] Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi [https://www.instagram.com/kechi_ajayi/?hl=en] and Kehinde Bankole [https://www.instagram.com/_kehindebankole/]. If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085927317539], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/osadumebi/], LinkedIn [http://www.linkedin.com/in/osadumebi-o-16b82625a] or X [https://twitter.com/osadumebi?t=wrUZ0BHIdA3v5sHvOrM1ZA&s=08]. I look forward to collaborating with you! And if you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend or two.

219. The House Always Wins

Stories are...what we know but struggle to change. This week's story was written by Adeseto Agbede. For more of their work visit their Substack @Quill and Quandary [https://adeseto.substack.com]. And connect with them on Instagram @illusionist_126 [https://x.com/Illusionist_126] on X @illusionist_126 [https://www.instagram.com/Illusionist_126/]. I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve? [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2056792/fan_mail/new] Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi [https://www.instagram.com/kechi_ajayi/?hl=en] and Kehinde Bankole [https://www.instagram.com/_kehindebankole/]. If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085927317539], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/osadumebi/], LinkedIn [http://www.linkedin.com/in/osadumebi-o-16b82625a] or X [https://twitter.com/osadumebi?t=wrUZ0BHIdA3v5sHvOrM1ZA&s=08]. I look forward to collaborating with you! And if you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend or two.

218. In This Our Land

Stories are...understanding proverbial phrases and their levels. This week's story was written by Edwin Mamman. For more of his work visit The Revue, Fiery Scribe Review [https://www.fieryscribereview.org.ng/2024/10/loose-change-and-tight-dreams-edwin.html], Libretto Magazine [https://librettong.com/invisible-threads-and-unfinished-business-edwin-mamman/], CON-SCIO [https://www.wrr.ng/features/essays/roving-bodies-an-essay-by-edwin-mamman/]and Magpies Magazine [https://magpiesmagazine.com/2023/06/15/in-this-our-land/]. Connect with Edwin on X @edwinmamman [https://x.com/edwinmamman] or contact him via email at edvinmamman@gmail.com. I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve? [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2056792/fan_mail/new] Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi [https://www.instagram.com/kechi_ajayi/?hl=en] and Kehinde Bankole [https://www.instagram.com/_kehindebankole/]. If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085927317539], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/osadumebi/], LinkedIn [http://www.linkedin.com/in/osadumebi-o-16b82625a] or X [https://twitter.com/osadumebi?t=wrUZ0BHIdA3v5sHvOrM1ZA&s=08]. I look forward to collaborating with you! And if you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend or two.

217. Ask

Stories are...two sides of a coin. This week's story was written by Emmanuel Ezendu. For more of his work visit Brittle Paper [https://brittlepaper.com/2025/01/her-last-wishes-emmanuel-ezendu-fiction/] and WSA Magazine [https://www.writersspace.net/ask-a-short-story-by-emmanuel-ezendu-nigeria/]; and subscribe to his Substack @archpen [https://substack.com/@archpen?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=51dvwd]. Connect with Emmanuel on IG @archh_pen [https://www.instagram.com/archh_pen/], and on X @archpen [https://x.com/EmmanuelEzendu6]. I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve? [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2056792/fan_mail/new] Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi [https://www.instagram.com/kechi_ajayi/?hl=en] and Kehinde Bankole [https://www.instagram.com/_kehindebankole/]. If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085927317539], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/osadumebi/], LinkedIn [http://www.linkedin.com/in/osadumebi-o-16b82625a] or X [https://twitter.com/osadumebi?t=wrUZ0BHIdA3v5sHvOrM1ZA&s=08]. I look forward to collaborating with you! And if you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend or two.

216. The Memory Terrace

Stories are...the things we forget. This week's story was written by Ifeoluwa Makanjuola. For more of her work visit Kalahari Review [https://kalaharireview.com/the-memory-terrace-ed4af1d62631], Numen of Story [https://www.numenofstory.com/stardust] and her blogspot, Thoughts In Ink [https://thoughtssinink.blogspot.com/?m=1]. And connect with her on Instagram @deborah_makanju [https://www.instagram.com/deborah_makanju]. I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve? [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2056792/fan_mail/new] Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi [https://www.instagram.com/kechi_ajayi/?hl=en] and Kehinde Bankole [https://www.instagram.com/_kehindebankole/]. If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085927317539], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/osadumebi/], LinkedIn [http://www.linkedin.com/in/osadumebi-o-16b82625a] or X [https://twitter.com/osadumebi?t=wrUZ0BHIdA3v5sHvOrM1ZA&s=08]. I look forward to collaborating with you! And if you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend or two.