The Home and Abroad Podcast

"I'm a LAPO baby, laying NEPO Foundations" | The Hard Work and Privilege Debate [Episode 16]

In this episode, the hosts discuss various dilemmas and societal issues, focusing on the contrasting experiences of NEPO babies and LAPO babies, the implications of generational wealth, and the complexities of relationships, particularly in the context of grief and personal habits like smoking. They explore the nuances of hard work, privilege, and the emotional weight of personal dilemmas, providing insights and reflections on how these themes intersect in everyday life.

No KWAMs | Everywhere Good [Epsiode 15]

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from cultural reflections on travel and rest areas, the significance of structure in Nigeria, and the recent air travel saga known as Kwam 1 and Kwam 2. They delve into airplane etiquette, the dangers of ignoring flight instructions, and the role of disruptors in society. The conversation also touches on conflict resolution and the complexities of defending loved ones in hypothetical scenarios. In this engaging conversation, Babatunde Keshinro and Akinrotimi explore various themes surrounding conflict resolution, accountability, impulsive decision-making, self-care, and relationship expectations. They share personal anecdotes and insights, emphasizing the importance of understanding oneself and others in navigating life's challenges. The discussion also touches on the significance of remembering important dates in relationships and the implications of failing to do so. Overall, the dialogue encourages listeners to reflect on their actions and the impact they have on their relationships and personal growth.

Fallacy of Hasty Generalization [Episode 14]

In this episode of the podcast, hosts Babatunde Keshinro and Akinrotimi welcome their guest Omolola, who shares his journey from Nigeria to Canada. The conversation explores themes of friendship, personal growth, and the challenges of adapting to life in a new country. Omolola reflects on his experiences growing up, the shift from being extroverted to introverted, and the impact of significant life events on his decisions. The discussion also touches on the importance of vulnerability in relationships and the dynamics of work life in a new environment. In this conversation, the speakers discuss their experiences as Nigerian immigrants in Canada, highlighting the challenges they faced, including housing crises and job market realities. They reflect on cultural differences, the importance of community support, and the financial systems in place. The discussion also addresses common myths about living abroad and emphasizes the need for personal responsibility and representation of one's culture.

American Dream has its Terms and Conditions [Episode 13]

In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion with Victoria Tanoh, a multifaceted professional who shares her journey of resilience and success in the context of the American Dream. The conversation explores her diverse background, the challenges of starting anew in a foreign country, and her commitment to making an impact through her foundation, Green AgriTech. Victoria emphasizes the importance of technology in agriculture, her views on GMOs, and the cultural differences in food production. She also offers valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs, particularly women, on navigating challenges and pursuing their passions.

Road to 1000 Subscribers [Episode 12]

In this episode, Akinrotimi and Kesh engage in a candid conversation about various aspects of relationships, including dilemmas surrounding trust, boundaries, and the dynamics of gifting within families. They reflect on their past episodes, celebrate their achievements, and discuss the complexities of marriage and divorce, including the role of counselors and cultural perspectives on prenups. The conversation is light-hearted yet insightful, providing listeners with a blend of humor and serious reflections on relationship dynamics.