Growing Up Nigerian at Home vs Abroad ft John Adeniran

AI-washed or AI-powered?: No One Prepared Us for This ft Femi Adeniran

Everyone is talking about AI. Your feed is full of it. Your workplace is shifting because of it. Your professors probably mentioned it. But no one actually sat you down and told you what it means for your life, your career, your creativity, and the generation coming up behind you. In this episode, Ruth sits down with returning guest Femi for one of the most honest and unfiltered conversations on the podcast yet. They get into whether AI is genuinely creating opportunities or quietly doing more damage than we are willing to admit, what it really means for people just stepping into their careers, and why the soft skills nobody taught you in school might be the most valuable thing you have right now. They do not always agree, and that tension is exactly what makes this conversation worth your time. This episode is for you if... ** You have heard that AI is creating jobs but something about that has not sat right with you ** You are a recent grad or early in your career and wondering where you actually fit in all of this ** You are curious about what AI is doing to creativity, education, and how the next generation will think and learn ** You have caught yourself depending on AI and felt a little strange about it ** You want a real conversation about AI that does not come from a developer or a tech pitch but from two people figuring it out just like you Keep in Touch with Ruth: Subscribe to Ruth Be Told on Substack for honest reflections in between episodes: https://substack.com/@ruthbetoldpod Follow Ruth Be Told on Instagram: instagram.com/ruthbetoldpod Follow Ruth Be Told on TikTok: tiktok.com/ruthbetoldpod Follow Ruth on Instagram: instagram.com/ms.uche_ Follow Ruth on TikTok: tiktok.com/ms.uche_ Want to be featured on the podcast? Send an email to ruthuche.pr@gmail.com

Why Financial Pressure Keeps You Stuck and How to Beat the Cycle

This episode is for everyone who has ever felt like investing and building wealth was designed for someone else, not for them. Ruth breaks down the real barriers that keep people stuck financially, starting with the shame that makes you scared to even open your bank account, and moves into the neuroscience behind why financial stress literally shrinks your ability to think clearly. We talk about why living paycheck to paycheck is not a character flaw, how to make interest work in your favor instead of draining you, and why you do not need to wait until you have more money to start. If you have ever felt like the financial system was not built for you but you still want to figure out how to win inside of it, this conversation is exactly where you need to start.This episode is for you if... * You have ever felt ashamed to look at your bank account * You live paycheck to paycheck and wonder if investing is even possible for you * You want to start building wealth but do not know where to begin * You have been told to pay off all your debt before investing and something about that never sat right * You want an honest money conversation that actually meets you where you are Keep in Touch with Ruth:Subscribe to Ruth Be Told on Substack for honest reflections in between episodes: https://substack.com/@ruthbetoldpodFollow Ruth Be Told on Instagram: instagram.com/ruthbetoldpodFollow Ruth Be Told on TikTok: tiktok.com/ruthbetoldpodFollow Ruth on Instagram: instagram.com/ms.uche_Follow Ruth on TikTok: tiktok.com/ms.uche_Want to be featured on the podcast? Send an email to ruthuche.pr@gmail.com

What Success Really Looks Like in Your 20s

For the first time ever, Ruth Be Told is on video and we are starting with a conversation that I think a lot of us need to have. Episode 5 is here, and we are talking about success. Not the version they sold you in school or the highlight reel you see on your timeline, but the real, evolving, deeply personal definition that actually belongs to you. In this episode, I share five stories, five different definitions of success and how they shifted over time. Because the truth is, what success looks like at 22 is not what it looks like at 25, and that is not failure. That is growth. In this episode we get into why your definition of success is allowed to change, the five real stories of what success looked like and how it evolved for each person, and how to stop chasing a version of success that was never yours to begin with.

Faith and Community: When Life Gives You Lemons...

I wasn't going to record this episode. Today has been one of those days where everything feels completely out of control, but somewhere between the tears and questions I opened my laptop and pressed record anyway. If there is one thing I am learning, it is that how you respond to sour things matters more than the sour thing itself. This one is for anyone who has ever shut down when life got too heavy. Anyone who has ever felt stuck, blindsided or just really tired of things not working out. We are talking about breaking old patterns, finding peace in the middle of a storm and why your community might be the most underrated thing in your life right now. This is an honest conversation about faith, mental health, personal growth and what it actually looks like to keep going when you really don't feel like it. Follow me on Substack to stay connected in between episodes https://substack.com/@ruthbetoldpod

Growing Up Nigerian at Home vs Abroad ft John Adeniran

What does it really mean to grow up Nigerian? That depends somewhat on where you were raised because the answer might be completely different and that's exactly what makes this conversation so good. In this episode, Ruth sits down with John (Femi) to unpack the hilariously real, deeply nostalgic, and sometimes wildly contrasting experiences of growing up Nigerian at home versus abroad. From the things your parents said that made total sense in Nigeria to the moments abroad where you had to quickly learn a whole new set of rules, this episode is a love letter to the Nigerian childhood in all its forms. Whether you grew up Home or Abroad, you will find yourself in this conversation.