Uche and Chinny return for a new season. They catch up on life since season 1 ended. Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeplug to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe! Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

*WARNING - Graphic descriptions of or extensive discussion of abuse* In this episode, Uche and Chinny chat with Segun - a father of 3 residing in Toronto, Canada. We re-live our early years and dissect the impact childhood trauma has on us an adults. Segun tells us about his experience growing up with an abusive and absent parent and how he's ensuring he breaks the cycle. Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeplug to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe! Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

In this episode, Uche and Chinny chat with Loretta ‘Lori baby’ - a Project Manager in Lagos, Nigeria. We discuss the dangers of a single story. We trade life experiences and use stories in the media to highlight the need for critical thinking. As our beloved Chimamanda Adichie extols “if we hear only a single story about another person or country, we risk a critical misunderstanding”. Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeplug to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe! Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

In our funniest episode to date, Uche and Chinny chat with Brenda - an engineer residing in Dublin. We reminisce on the tales we were told by parents and guardians as children. Is there any truth to these sayings and do they differ based on location and culture?  Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeplug to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe! Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

In this episode, Uche and Chinny chat about living out their life dreams. Did we wake up or are we still sleeping? Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeclub to let us know what you think about this episode. We love hearing from our tribe. Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

In this episode, Uche and Chinny chat with Doyin - a graduate student residing in Scotland. We talk about that feeling of never being satisfied and wanting what we don't have. Is the grass truly greener on the other side? Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeclub to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe. Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

In this episode, Uche and Chinny chat about everything and anything. We discuss the hottest news around and give our unsolicited opinions on trending topics.  Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeplug to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe! Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

In this episode, Uchi and Chinny chat with the Seyi of Lucid Lemon - a talent management and development organisation founded in Lagos, Nigeria with the intent of discovering, managing and developing a wide array of creative talents. We go down memory lane talking about the music that shaped us. We journey with music across the generations.  Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeplug to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe! Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

In this episode, Uchi and Chinny chat with the affable Uju from Irawo kitchen. We talk about turning academic regret into strength and wisdom. Uju details her transition across multiple careers, finally thriving as a culinary entrepreneur.  Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeplug to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe! Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406

In this episode, Uche and Chinenye chat with Joshua who is a Nigerian youth. We discuss navigating the murky waters of honouring those that came before us at the detriment of expressing ourselves. Josh tells us about his experience with dealing with Nigerian elders in school, work and home! Please rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. Use #thetribeplug to let us know what you think about the episode. We love hearing from our tribe! Follow us on Instagram @thetribeplug, @uchi4, @nenye406