Episodes
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Call to action: start your "change" project
In this episode, Busayo talks about taking the necessary steps and developing the courage and determination to achieve your goals.
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Peer influence and the season of love
In this episode, Mide and Adrian talk about love and Valentine's day, and the unnecessary pressure to perform.
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Unpopular opinion: cut people off!!
The episode where Damilola talks about letting go of friends, outgrowing certain associations and moving on from them
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Rebranding, resurrecting and revamping a business
On the first episode of our 300 seconds rant, Mide gives us tips on how to get back in the market as a business owner
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Supporting your friend's business: do's and don'ts
The episode where Lola and Precious talk about the upsides and downsides of supporting a friend's business and how to go about it without putting yourself at risk
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Sexual Fluidity
In this episode, Karen talks about sexuality as a spectrum and how it can change over time.
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The expense of dreams
In this episode, Mide talks about not standing in the way of our own dreams and putting in work to achieve them.
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Should you double text?
Mide is back again with another discussion on the dating scene, with Opemipo, and they talk about double texting and returning or reciprocating energies
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Japa and Relationships
Anjola and Mide are here again and on this episode, they're talking about the effects living in another country, far away from your partner, have on your relationship. They talk about navigating such long distance relationships and the dynamics involved.
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Sexual health: pap smear test
Romola talks about the importance of a pap smear test, she also debunks some myths about it and explains the importance of sexual health.
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Mainland boys and Island girls: the dating scenario that never happens
On this episode, Mide and Anjola talk about elitism in the dating scene in Lagos, especially regarding the class stereotypes associated with living on the island and living on the mainland.
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The dilemma that is choosing between school and passion
In this episode, Bumpa talks about how young people are often faced with deciding between furthering their education and following their heart.
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Post elections for Gen-Zs & Millenials: to regroup or to let it go?
In this episode, Mide talks about the aftermath of the elections recently held in Nigeria, dealing with feelings of disappointments and how to move forward and not give up.
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5 tips on how Gen Zs can survive the present Nigerian crisis
On this episode, Mide gives us advice on how to cope with the current state of the economy
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New year, old me
Mide, Olaoluwa and Peter talk about how overrated and exaggerated new year resolutions are
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The tougher fight for independence by young adult women
In this episode, Romola talks about how difficult it is for a girl or a young woman to break the shackles that is depending on others for survival and the responsibilities that come with independence.
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Black girl, black hair❤️
All over the world, even in Africa, black hair of all forms is discriminated against. We're told it's "unprofessional" or "not classy". In this episode, Jane talks about how to care for your natural hair because no matter what people say, black hair is beautiful and deserves to be cared for❤️.
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Emotionally Cheating
Cheating on your partner isn't just about sexual intimacy with someone else, there's more to it. Mide tells us what emotionally cheating on your partner means and how devastating it can be to those of the receiving end.
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Anything but silence
Rule 1- “Thou shall not love any other person before yourself.” Self love is vital & Bumpa, in conjunction with his guys, aim to encourage males to believe and practice the idea of loving themselves. Check out their 31-minute podcast on self love, masculinity & finding your peace.
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Embracing love in an age where toxic is the new cool.
On this episode, Mide tells us to keep not just our eyes, but our hearts open as well.
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Stay Wicked: Breakfast Edition
On today's episode, Funmi navigates the emotional rollercoaster that is heartbreak and how to harden your heart afterwards. Like the ones who hurt you, do you hurt other people or do you move on, embrace love and learn a few lessons?
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Faith or Fears: how a great mind frame and spiritual technique keeps you above waters.
Busayo is here with an amazing episode teaching us how to fortify our minds.
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Important elements of friendships
Here are some things everyone should know about how to have the best friendships
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The burden of stepping up at an early age.
Sawyer talks about what it means to be the first born child and having to take on big responsibilities especially in the family. She also talks about how to navigate these experiences and not lose yourself.
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Trying hard to be seen: how to get your seat at the table when you feel overlooked
Listen to Ray as she talks about how to overcome those feelings of inferiority that makes it hard for you to be seen.
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Negotiating your pay as a salary earner or an entrepreneur in your 20s
You're a working class citizen in your 20s or just started navigating the corporate world and you don't know how to negotiate your salary? Listen to this, it'll help you 👍
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From Praise Allen to Ife
Praise answers Ife's question about whether it is natural to be disappointed by people we love
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The feeling of growing older and the mid-twenties fever.
Happy birthday to Zoe. Listen as she talks about what it feels like when it really hits you that you're growing older.
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How age 20s Nigerian creatives can harness TikTok for a wider audience
Ever thought about making your own TikTok videos but wonder what could be in it for you? Listen and learn how to make money off of TikTok from Minty
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Sleeping with your eyes open: what betrayal does to the human psyche
Ever heard the phrase "fool me once your fault, fool me twice my fault"? What exactly does betrayal do to a person? Just how much damage can it cause to people and relationships? Listen to this episode and gain understand.
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Tech for newbies: what to avoid
Thinking of going into tech? Are you a newbie in tech? Then you need to listen to this and get helpful tips/advice to make your tech journey easier
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Let's talk music: what your taste says about you
How do we develop our taste in music? What influences our choice in music? Romola talks about how our environment, personality and friends can influence our choice in music.
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ASUU strike: A Nigerian university student's nightmare
Jane Frances talks about how the strike affects her personally as a Nigerian student and gives some advice on what to do while at home.
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The science of double dating
If you've ever wondered about how people juggle multiple relationships and why they probably do, you'll want to listen to this
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A young Nigerian immigrant's search for identity
Almost every Nigerian has a dream country, or a country they'd like to live in someday. Listen to Vic as she talks about her identity struggles as a young immigrant from Nigeria.
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Helpful finance tips to get you through the January winter
It's not too late your manage your finances this January 😋. Listen to this episode as Funmi Ashore gives us tips on how to manage our daily 2k.
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The overhype and faux enjoyment of Nigerian "detty December"
Jeremiah talks about how detty December is not what people make it out to be.
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Is Gen Z the generation that drops all its potential for tech?
This is a midnight monologue by Ayomide Johnson. He talks about how much more potential people could have and really provokes the question "Is tech for everyone?"
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Schooling and living in the same city with your parents: the pros and cons.
These young women talk about what it's like to live close to your parents while being in university, the effects it has on them and their relationships with their parents and others.
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Inner circle and Gold circle: having sexual relationships with friends.
Karen and Aderomola talk about the concept of having casual sex with friends and having friends with benefits, the pros and cons of such relationships.
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Suicidal Thoughts
On the twenties podcast episode 12; Ayomide Oyeleru and Ayomide Oni take us through their thoughts on mental health,triggers and suicidal thoughts. Episode twelve was hosted in London, United Kingdom (51.5074° N, 0.1278° W).
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Episode 11: Bitcoin, Dips and Deep shit.
Join Purpose Ajimati and Precious Ajala as they discuss cryptocurrency, it’s benefits, dangers and current trends . Tune in! Episode 11 was hosted in Osun State, Nigeria ( 7° 30′ 0″, 4° 30′ 0″ E).
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Interracial Dating
On Episode 10, Tife, Sophia and Stephani discuss the challenges surrounding interracial dating in Nigeria and society’s attitude towards it . Tune in! This episode was hosted in Lagos, Nigeria (6.5244° N, 3.3792° E).
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Pressure and Bants
On this episode of the twenties podcast, Ademide, Sheriff and Laolu discuss the pressure placed on people in their 20s and the obsession with having their lives all figured out. Tune in! Episode 9 was hosted in Ile-Ife, Nigeria (7.4905° N, 4.5521° E).
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Family & Society's Pressure: "When will you marry?"
On Episode 8, Esther (Afrikan Amazon), Peter and Peju discuss the social pressures that exist on age 20's folks to get married. Given that marriage is a choice, the trio engage you on their personal choices and why you may or may not choose to get married. Episode 8 was hosted in Ile-Ife, Nigeria...
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Commitment or hoeing in your 20’s.
On the twenties podcast episode 7; April, Joanna and Farai— three friends from Ghana express their opinions on hoeing and commitment. Which would rather do— commit or hoe? Tag any friend who you’ll love to host the next podcast episode with! Episode 7 was hosted in Accra, Ghana (5.556° N, 0.1969°...
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Street Chronicles: Drug abuse.
Lord Future won’t be proud to know that safe space is back on the streets— where we belong. On twenties podcast episode 5, we recruited Remi Charles & Olalekan—two street kings to take us through drug use, abuse and addiction in the rural parts of Lagos, Nigeria. Ever seen those pitiable videos…
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"Holy are thou" or "Humans evolved from apes": Navigating faith in your 20s.
Ayomide & Mustapha takes us through an intriguing 29 minutes of front seat conversations on faith in the age 20s and what works for them as individuals. Tune in! Episode 5 was hosted in Lagos, Nigeria (6.5244° N, 3.3792° E)
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self discovery
Deim, Aderonke & Onaiwuosarugue take us through an interesting 22 minutes of personal conversations on self discovery. Tune in! Episode 4 was hosted in Kursk, Russia (51.7482° N, 36.1947° E).
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love and heartbreak in the age 20s (happy vals day!)
On twenties podcast episode three; Israel & Glory Ericson (Nigeria) partner with Shashwat & Abhishek (India) to discuss love, heartbreak, loneliness and expectations in the age 20s. Episode three was hosted in London, United Kingdom (51.5074° N, 0.1278° W).
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