Who do you think you are

Who do you think you are

Who are you really? Not your job title. Not where you live. Not the version of you that shows up in certain rooms. This week we sat down with Jide and asked the question that sounds simple until you actually try to answer it. Is your identity rooted in where you come from? The culture you were raised in, the faith you carry, the family that shaped you?

Not Today, Doubt

Self-doubt is exhausting. It shows up uninvited, sits with you through the hard seasons, and has a lot to say about why you should just... stop. But here's the thing. I'm still here. In this episode I'm getting into what self-doubt has actually looked and felt like in my life not the sanitised version, the real one. And how, even on the days it felt heaviest, giving in just wasn't something I could do. This one's for anyone who's been in that fight and wondered if they're the only one.

Are we living or existing

Nobody warned us that adulthood would strip away the structure that made life feel full — and hand us the responsibility of building it ourselves. In this episode, I'm getting honest about the loneliness nobody names, why time keeps passing but nothing feels like it's happening, and what it really means to intentionally create a life worth remembering. Because the question is simple are you actually living, or are you just existing?

Memories from the past

In this episode, I reflected on the importance of gratitude and maintaining faith while waiting for your prayers to be answered. I also took a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about my childhood.

Why are you not a feminist

In this episode, we ask a simple but controversial question: How can you not be a feminist? We discuss the meaning of feminism, common arguments for and against it, and examine real issues affecting women in Nigeria, including child marriage in parts of Northern Nigeria and female genital mutilation (FGM). Join us for a thoughtful conversation on gender equality, culture, and human rights.