In Your Shoes: "Where your Journey Meet Theirs"

Welcome back to InYourShoesThis conversation began with memories, love, and the women who shaped us… and today, we continue. In Part 1, we opened our hearts to the realities of grief and what it means to carry the absence of a mother while still carrying her love.Thank you for sitting with us again

A little later than Mother’s Day… but conversations like these deserve more than just one day 🤍In Part 1 of this special episode of In Your Shoes, I sit with three incredible women as we talk about love, grief, memories, and what it means to navigate life after losing our mums.This conversation is honest, emotional, warm, and deeply human.Thank you 🌸🎙️ Part 1 now live.Part 2 coming next week.#InYourShoesPodcast #MothersDay #Grief #Motherhood #Healing #Podcast

In this episode of In Your Shoes, I sit down with Kristi James, a Change Manager at the World Health Organization, to explore the human side of change.We talk about navigating uncertainty, leading across diverse teams, and how creativity and communication can make change more effective and more human.

In this conversation, we step into the shoes of a mum, a professional, and a storyteller who discovered her voice along the way. From motherhood to writing two children’s books, she shares her honest and heartfelt journey of becoming an author, page by page, moment by moment.A story of growth, courage, creativity, and purpose.

In this episode of In Your Shoes, we step into the journey of Seun and Glory, two people who wear many hats, and talk about how they navigate it all.We have an honest conversation about career, ministry, leadership, parenting, and the everyday realities of walking in purpose while serving others. This episode is refreshing, faith-filled, and deeply encouraging. Seun and Glory share how they stay grounded as leaders, friends, partners, and parents, and give us a glimpse into their upcoming joint book.Want more from them?Check out Seun's book ⁠Leadership 101 for Millennials and Gen Z⁠, Golry's ⁠music albums⁠, their Podcast, and their new joint ⁠book⁠ coming soon.Want to reach out, connect? Follow and message them on Instagram, see their handle.@seunzone @glory_eroIf this episode moved you, please follow, leave a rating, and share with someone who needs encouragement.Enjoy!! Thanks for walking with us.

Christmas hits different when you’re grown.In this episode of In Your Shoes, I’m joined by my husband and his friend for an honest, laughter-filled conversation about what Christmas used to mean and what it looks like now. We talk childhood memories, family traditions, adult responsibilities, and how the meaning of the season shifts as life happens.From funny throwbacks to real-life lessons, this episode is for anyone who’s ever felt nostalgic, overwhelmed, or quietly grateful during the holidays. If your Christmas magic looks a little different these days, you’re definitely not alone.Pull up a seat, step into our shoes, and let’s talk Christmas.

Helloooo INYS's listeners, After a little break, In Your Shoes is back, and we’re returning with a story worth waiting for.In this episode, I stepped into the shoes of Deborah Majekodunmi, a funding manager focused on accessibility and inclusion in global social impact, whose work is seldom spotlighted but absolutely essential.She shares her move to Germany, her experiences in the NGO world, and the challenges and wins behind creating inclusive programs. A warm, insightful conversation and how real impact is created through thoughtful, behind-the-scenes work.

When someone we love is gone or something we hold dearly gone, life changes in ways we can’t always put into words. In this podcast, I sit down with my close friends to talk honestly about grief, the messy parts, the quiet moments, and the unexpected ways it shows up. We share stories, laughter, tears, and the things that keep us going. This isn’t about fixing grief, it’s about feeling it, talking about it, and knowing you’re not alone.It's long, but I promise you it is worth your time.

Why do software engineers seem to land jobs overnight while the rest of us are stuck refreshing job boards? In this episode, we dig into the hiring gap between tech and non-tech fields with laughs, real talk, and a little shade #lol. Is it skill, demand, or just tech privilege? Let’s find out.

Job hunting in 2025? What’s it really like on the other side of the hiring table? In this episode, I stepped into the shoes of a recruiter to uncover the truths job seekers rarely hear. From résumé red flags to why you got ghosted, we’re breaking down the hiring game in 2025, straight from someone who lives it every day.Link to the Host Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/69hJvBSaQ1BGQCOT8vp3rW?si=2e09e84a186145a2Linkedln : https://www.linkedin.com/in/oluwatosin-anifowose-3a097552 

This episode was totally unplanned but somehow, it’s one of my favorites (for now, lol). My husband randomly said, “I want to ask you some questions… but on your podcast,” and I was like, why not? So we hit record, and things got real (and hilarious) fast.Expect behind-the-scenes truths, unexpected laughs, and a little reminder of why I started this podcast in the first place.I hope you enjoy this one it’s a fun little break in transmission before we jump back into our usual topics. See you in your shoes 😉 Stay tuned!

Ever heard that making it in the legal profession as an immigrant in Germany is basically impossible? Yeah, same here. So I sat down with my friend MJ a lawyer based in Berlin who proves that narrative wrong in the best way.In this episode, MJ gets real about what it was like starting over from scratch, the challenges he faced, the small wins that kept him going, and the community he's building for other lawyers navigating similar paths. We also chatted about what helped him stay grounded, how he stayed focused, and of course, some good ol' gist sprinkled throughout.Whether you're in law, thinking of moving to Germany, or just love hearing real stories about resilience and reinvention this one’s for you.Want to connect with MJ or learn more about the community he’s building for foreign-trained lawyers in Germany? Here’s where to find him:LinkedIn (MJ): Majekodunmi AbayomiCommunity LinkedIn: Foreign-Trained Lawyers in GermanyWebsite: www.ftlg.de

In this episode, Teju and I had a conversation into her first year abroad unpacking the struggles, the journey, and everything in between. We talk about her experiences, challenges, and lessons learned, offering real insights into life away from home.This is just the beginning! We’ll be exploring more stories from people who have taken the leap and moved abroad. Stay tuned for more inspiring conversations.I hope they help you in your own journey!

In this episode Hammed shared with us how Jesus delivered him from addiction. A story of transformation, faith, and hope.Step into his shoes with me. This would surely bless you.

This trailer gives you a sneak peek into what theIn Your Shoes Podcast is all about. Stay tuned for inspiring conversations and fresh perspectives!