Jump back into the conversation with us on Christians in the clubbing scene, modesty, and more!

This one is a doozy! Listen in as my bestie and I discuss various topics centered around Christians going to the club. You sure will be laughing along with us. Enjoy! Pt. 2 is coming soon!

everyone has one…this is mine.

Be a fly on the wall as my sisters and I give all the big sister advice you need for your first year of college. Ok, but we never got to talking about academic advice...sorry!!! :'D

How are you doing on your New Year resolutions/ goals?! This is how I am doing on mine! Also…if I sound a bit high-strung in this episode it’s because I was using a different software to record and it was stressin me out! Hope you still enjoy it! Thanks for listening. :)

last one babyyyy and you’re not gonna want to miss it! it’s short (only 24 min!!!) and sweet but packs a PUNCH! 🥊 pt.3 girl’s take: nigerian men and marriage is out neowww!!! check your Spotify and Apple Podcasts app. ….soooo you think black women are intimidating??? really? this is what we gotta say, tune in!!!🎧👂🏾📈 could not have made it here without my girls, God is good. thx, @shek.inah_ @kene.kae, @thatchichi_gyal and miracle. go follow them!

There is a part 2!!! In this episode, we talk about how as Nigerian-Americans who have high career goals, we can still balance pursuing relationships. We also discuss our expectations from a man trying to pursue US in marriage. Should women ever initiate starting a relationship? If so, to what extent? Listen in for our thoughts on this topic! (Watch out for the final part of this conversation.)

✨SOME INDEPENDENT BLACK WOMEN RIGHT HERE✨ the episode the people have been asking for (hehe) ep. 14: girl’s take: nigerian men and marriage. 🎬 you’re not gonna wanna miss this one. it's out most places you listen to podcasts but you can definitely find it on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!! 🙌🏾✨👯‍♀️ thank you to my guest STARS chinaza, miracle, kene and ayomi for making this episode possible and working that black girl magic✨(this is gonna be a multi-part episode so def stay tuned)

Ep.13 how-to: start a podcast Hey, ya’ll! Today’s guest always has me rolling on the floor with laughter, so expect tiny interruptions throughout the next 30 min but I promise you’ll learn sum! In this episode Llayleni and I discuss what it takes to start a podcast and how she plans to start one of her own. Listen to the end for bloopers! Sticker in cover art by @kaidenkae Summary of steps to starting a podcast: Just start! Use the equipment you have and build from there Choose a topic that you’re passionate about and that also has depth to it Create a podcast name and logo! I recommend Canva or Adobe Express Record your first three episodes! Either on your phone or right into your editing software choice. I recommend Audacity or Adobe Audition Edit audio on Audacity or Adobe Audition (you can add music, a jingle, or sound FX) Upload episode to Spotify for Podcasters or Buzzsprout  Promote your podcast using your social media! I recommend Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook! Tips: Be consistent! Promote yourself! Try to find a niche! Research techniques on YouTube! Stay true to yourself but be open to grow!  Podcasts referenced: anything goes with emma chamberlain Serial Killers by Spotify Studios  Sweet Hot Mustard Podcast Transformation Church The Rise & Fall of Mars Hill Candace Owens With the Perrys

Have you ever heard the stereotype that Nigerian men are players? Maybe you have, likely, you haven’t. I sure had (and experienced it) and wanted to discuss it. So I pulled together some of Nigeria's finest (you can laugh), and we had a lil’ chat about why Nigerian men are the way they are…listen in!  It’s slightly embarrassing to say but this conversation was a type of therapy for me, lol. Getting into these guys’ heads helped me understand them and how they relate to the world around them. Big thank you to Glory, Rukky, Feji & Sosa, for enlightening us all. I couldn't have done this episode without you guys.