All Episodes - Talk it Out

The 2023 Nigerian Elections

It is not news that the 2023 general election in Nigeria is around the corner and with the current state of the country, it is imperative to vote for the right leaders. Join Danesi Olatunji in the final episode for the season in discussing the general situation of the country as well as the criteria to look out for in a candidate before voting.

Is schooling a Scam?

It is argued that education as such taught in the classrooms, is not a yardstick for success,as well as the fact that schooling does not equip or teach the real lessons and skills needed to survive in the real world. Join Victor Oyelade in the conversation on these arguments and his perspective on schooling and education.

Creating Opportunities for Yourself

There can be different limitations and restrictions when pursuing your goals and aspirations. However, there are various ways in which you can create opportunities for yourself given any situation. Join Ogungbayi Paul in today's conversation.

Period Poverty in Nigeria ft Deborah Oludimu(Founder of a Pad For Her Initiative)

One out of ten girls in Nigeria cannot afford basic period care products which affects their education, emotional well-being, health, comfort, to mention a few but what exactly is the root cause and how can this crucial issue be fixed to an extent? Join Deborah Oludimu, the 19 year old Founder of a Pad for her initiative in discussing Period Poverty in Nigeria on the latest episode of TalkitOut with Esther Adisa.

Dealing with Social Media Addiction

A lot of people, particularly young people spend a lot of time on different Social Media platforms for different reasons and despite the negative effects there are different benefits attached to Social Media, but at what point does it become addictive and what is it’s implication on our lifestyle?. Join Etakweme Dennis and Adeniyi Titilade in the conversation

What happened to gender roles?

The society is structured in a way that makes people believe there are specific roles for each gender in the family. What is the essence of these roles and how relevant are they in todays world?…Join Akinniyi Nelson in the conversation

Toxicity in relationships

There are a lot of people enduring toxic relationships, consciously and unconsciously, but what are toxic traits in a relationship and when is the right time to call it quits?. In the new Netflix reality series titled ‘Young, Famous and African’, a glimpse of the ups and downs in the Idibias marriage surfaced and can we say Annie Idibia has been in a toxic marriage?…Join the host and Kolawole Ajibade in this conversation.

The African Parent Dream

It’s no news that in this part of the world, parents are fond of mandating their children on what to do career wise, but how disagreeable can it be?! Join the conversation with Oluwatobiloba Oni, Damilola Rahiman and Ijidola Comfort.

Albinism: the discrimination and stigma FT Abraham Ogunleye

Abraham Ogunleye tells the story of how life as an albino has been for him; the struggle, unpleasant experiences and treatment by people.

Time Goals and Undue Pressure FT Omalicha T

A number of factors play important roles in our daily lives; the environment, family, peer group amongst others and sometimes we get overwhelmed by what is expected of us and the goals we want to achieve which breeds constant comparison, excessive pressure and so on but where do we learn to draw the line?

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