IT IS WHAT IT IS with ADESH & IDE

TO FIT IN OR TO STAND OUT

In this episode, Adesh and Ide explore the tension between fitting in and standing out in the workplace. They share their thoughts on why companies fail to evolve their business practices and the importance of taking risks to innovate and stay ahead. The conversation also turns to the topic of packaging, and how we present ourselves to others in order to get ahead in our careers. Adesh and Ide discuss the pressure to conform to certain standards of dress, behavior, and communication, and the trade-offs that come with trying to fit in versus standing out. Finally, they discuss the challenges of working with foreign colleagues and the cultural differences that can make it difficult to feel like we belong. They share their experiences of trying to adapt to different work styles and the sometimes awkward or uncomfortable situations that arise.

LAGOS: A TALE OF SCOIN SCOIN

In this episode, Adesh and Ide share their experiences with misbehaviour in Lagos traffic, from the constant honking and lane switching to the occasional outburst of road rage. They discuss the challenges of navigating the chaotic roads of Lagos and share some astonishing stories that will leave you amazed and entertained. But the conversation doesn't stop there. Adesh and Ide also delve into the topic of mental health, and the need to tackle it in our society. They discuss the stigma that surrounds mental health issues in Nigeria and share their thoughts on how to break down the barriers and improve access to mental health care. Whether you're a Lagosian who's experienced the madness of Lagos traffic firsthand, or someone who's interested in mental health and well-being, this episode is one you won't want to miss.

BETTING ON GOD

In this episode, Adesh and Ide delve into the world of sports betting, sharing their personal experiences and insights into the industry. They discuss the allure and addictive nature of betting, the risks and rewards involved, and its impact on one's mental and financial well-being. However, the conversation doesn't stop there. The duo also touches on colonization and its effects on Nigerian (African) society. They examine how the legacy of colonization has shaped how we view religion and other societal institutions. Through their candid and thought-provoking discussion, Adesh and Ide provide a unique perspective on two complex and interconnected issues that continue to shape our world today.

TERMINATION TANGO

In this episode, Adesh and Ide dive into a topic that's all too familiar: losing a job. Whether it's due to layoffs, downsizing, or simply not fitting in with a company's culture, job loss can be a difficult and stressful experience. Adesh and Ide share their own personal stories of losing jobs in the past and discuss the emotions that come with it - from frustration and disappointment to uncertainty and fear. They also offer insights on how to cope with the challenges of losing a job.

THE GOOD THE BAD AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN

In this episode, Adesh and Ide explore the motivations behind people's decision to migrate abroad. They share their opinions on why individuals choose to leave Nigeria for better opportunities and a better life. Additionally, they discuss the growing trend of remote work and the good, bad, and ugly impact of technology on both personal and business aspects of life.