Best Damilare Podcasts (2025)

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AI vs Jobs: What Recent Graduates Need to Know About the Future of Work, Ethics & Upskilling 1:43:03

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🤖 AI is transforming every industry - are you ready? Join our expert panel discussion featuring AI professionals from Capital One and the education sector as they break down the real impact of artificial intelligence on jobs, careers, and global development. 🎯 What You'll Learn: - The 3 categories of AI job impact (and which one affects YOU) - Prov…

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Abi Daré: And So I Roar 37:49

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Send us a text In ‘The Girl With The Louding Voice’, the book ends with Adunni winning the scholarship and her dream of school seems close to fruition. In this triumphant book that breaks the curse of the sophomore novel, Adunni and Ms Tia are back. This story unfolds over the course of 24 hours, with Adunni being forced to return to her home villa…

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I Felt Like a Fraud Too 🫣 | Our Honest Book Club Talk on Overcoming Imposter Syndrome 1:21:30

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📘 Book Club Recap: We dove deep into "Triumphing Over Imposter Syndrome" by Dr. Michelle Younger and it hit home. 🎙️ In this episode, our team shared raw, real stories about battling imposter syndrome in both personal and professional settings. From perfectionism to self-doubt, we explored how this silent struggle affects high achievers, especially…

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Zukiswa Wanner: Love Marry Kill 48:38

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Send us a text In Zukiswa Wanner’s latest novel, we are confronted with couples battling secrets, betrayals and endings. This book is a meditation on the weight of betrayal, difficult choices and navigating moral quandaries. The characters are flawed, making bad choices and yet still remain relatable. This page turner deftly manages to deal with a …

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Censorship vs Freedom: Is Knowledge Worth Dying For? Ray Bradbury ‘Fahrenheit 451’ Deep Dive 📚⚔️ 1:36:19

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What happens when books are banned, thoughts are controlled, and knowledge becomes a crime? 🚒 In this episode of Palm Wine Central , we dive into Ray Bradbury’s timeless classic “Fahrenheit 451” —a chilling story about censorship, conformity, and the power of literature. 🔥 🎤 Key Highlights Include: ✅ The rise of Guy Montag: From book-burning firema…

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Iris Mwanza: The Lions’ Den 43:39

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Send us a text Set in Zambia, this novel introduces us to a young lawyer, named Grace and her client Wilbess (Bessy). After a string of unfortunate events, Bessy has been arrested for having sex with another man. A crime according to Zambian laws which prohibit same sex relations. Following Grace’s initial visit, Bessy disappears from custody witho…

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Can Love Survive Culture & Distance? | Riflex's "No Such Thing as Halfway" Deep Dive + Author Q&A!💔🌍 1:37:30

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Can love survive 8 years of distance, tribalism, and family drama? The Palm Wine Central crew dives into Riflex’s No Such Thing as Halfway and Stuck in the Middle—expect heated debates, personal confessions, and a jaw-dropping ending that’ll leave you questioning everything! Plus, Riflex himself spills the tea on his writing secrets! Join us as we …

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Aiwanose Odafen: We Were Girls Once 58:35

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Send us a text We Were Girls Once is the sequel to Tomorrow I Become a Woman, honing in on the lives of Ego, Zina, and Eriife, the daughters of Uju, Chinelo, and Adaugo from the first book. It explores their journey of they transition from being girls to women. Ego, who moves to the United Kingdom to further her studies but despite experiencing rel…

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Valentine Episode: Love in the air 47:53

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Hello Akokites, it's another season of love, join us on this episode as we celebrate love and lovers. Don't forget to share and subscribe.

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Professor Barbara Boswell: The Comrade's Wife 1:09:44

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Send us a text The Comrade’s Wife follows a turbulent marriage between a rising politician and an academic, told through her life and lens. The novel features a whirlwind romance between a charming rapscallion and a maiden fair who has been wronged in her past. With deliciously crafted sentences, Boswell's prose is thought-provoking and emotionally…

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Deep Dive into 'When You're Ready, This Is How You Heal' by Brianna Wiest - BOOK REVIEW 1:27:16

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Discover the transformative journey of healing with our latest PWC episode where we dissect "When You're Ready, This Is How You Heal" by Brianna Wiest. From redefining purpose and recognizing growth to mastering the art of letting go, join our insightful panel as we explore:- The shift from discovering to creating your purpose- Markers of true pers…

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Omolola Ijeoma Ogunyemi: Jollof Rice and Other Revolutions 51:06

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Send us a text In this collection of interconnected stories, we are introduced to four women: Solape, Remi, Nonso and Aisha whose lives trajectories are bound by friendship, loss and the business of life. Spanning diverse geographical locations and time period, this collection traverses the past and looks to the future. In an ode to globalisation a…

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Book Review - Love, Lies, & Lagos: Unpacking Damilare Kuku’s Nearly All Men In Lago are Mad Provocative Collection 1:43:57

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Dive into the provocative world of “Nearly All The Men in Lagos Are Mad” with our latest podcast breakdown! 🇳🇬❤️ Join us as we unpack Damilare Kuku’s groundbreaking collection of short stories that expose the raw, unfiltered realities of love, relationships, and societal pressures in Lagos. We’re breaking down themes of infidelity, healing, and fem…

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Zibu Sithole: I Do ... Don't I? 50:44

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Send us a text I Do… Don’t I? is the eagerly awaited sequel to the The Thing with Zola. In it there is a continuation of the love story between Zola and Mbali, traversing the unique location of Kigali and Johannesburg while navigating the complications of a long-distance relationship and the underlying question of commitment. Will they say I do? Zo…

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Book Club Secrets: Inside ‘Before I Let Go’ by Kennedy Ryan; Love, Healing & Second Chances Exposed! 1:35:51

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Delve into the profound emotional journey explored in Kennedy Ryan’s captivating book. Join our unadulterated book club discussion, where we delve into the complexities of love, therapy, and transformative relationships. Prepare to encounter unflinching revelations, gain personal insights, and engage in candid discussions about healing and rebuildi…

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My Unilag story ft Michael Ace 22:43

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First episode of my Unilag story 2024! In this episode, I interviewed Michael Ace, a talented sportsman and recent graduate of the University of Lagos. Michael talked about his journey to UNILAG, his passion for sports, and his experiences as a student-athlete. He also shared some of his goals and aspirations for the future. I hope you enjoy this e…

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Resilience & Perseverance: A Deep Dive into "True Gretch" |by Gretchen Whitmer | A Book Review 1:08:06

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In this episode, we dive into the themes of resilience and perseverance as we review the classic novel "True Gretch: What I've Learned About Life, Leadership, and Everything in Between by Gretchen Whitmer" Join us as we explore the personal experiences and educational insights that shape our understanding of financial matters, including student loa…

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Damilare Kuku: Only Big Bumbum Matters Tomorrow 50:36

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Send us a text In Only Big Bum Bum Matters Tomorrow, Damilare Kuku introduces a protagonist, Témì with big plans for a drastic change to her appearance in the form of a BBL. In her debut novel, Damilare examines familial relationships, beauty standards and the quest for desirability in modern day Nigeria. Témì is a young university student, grappli…

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Damilare Kuku: Nearly All the Men in Lagos Are Mad 1:13:02

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Send us a text In a collection of 12 short stories, Damilare Kuku demonstrates the almost Sisyphean task that is navigating love, relationships and life in Lagos. Damilare deftly uses humour and wit to explore the difficult themes of love, loss, friendship and romance, often catching the reader unaware. As a testament to the universality of these s…

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Why Your Lack of Boundaries Is Ruining Your Life (And How to Fix It) - A Book Review 1:34:16

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"Boundaries: The Life-Changing Book That Will Transform Your Relationships!" Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed, taken advantage of, or constantly saying "yes" when you really want to say "no"? In this eye-opening review, we dive deep into the game-changing book "Boundaries" by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend. Discover how this powerful gui…

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Tessa Dooms and Lynsey Ebony Chutel: Coloured: How Classification Became Culture 1:13:10

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Send us a text Coloured as an ethnicity and racial demographic is intertwined with the creation of today’s South Africa. Yet often coloured communities are disdained as people with no clear heritage or culture – as not "black enough" or "white enough". Coloured by Tessa Dooms and Lynsey Ebony Chutel, challenges this notion and presents a different …

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Media Chat with ULES President, Miles Nwachukwu 51:39

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This time, we had the opportunity of speaking to the outgoing president of the University of Lagos Engineering Society (ULES). On this episode, you are going to know why they are dubbed as the faculty of first choice. Grab a seat and enjoy this wonderful episode. Don't forget to share and subscribe.

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Media Chat with FASA President, Damilare Balogun 49:39

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This week, we were at the Rectangular office, faculty of Arts, to talk to the FASA president. Grab a seat and enjoy this beautiful episode. Don't forget to share and subscribe.

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Shubnum Khan: The Lost Love of Akbar Manzil 51:35

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Send us a text In a once majestic but now decaying mansion, itself a potent metaphor for the current state of Durban where it’s set, we meet the characters of Shubnum Khan’s latest novel. Originally developed as an ode to beauty, culture and heritage by its owner Akbar Ali Khan, who came to make his fortune in South Africa. In its current incarnati…

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Busisekile Khumalo: Sunshine & Shadows 1:11:24

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Send us a text In this novel, Busisekile asks what it means to be a young woman asked to make difficult decisions in impossible situations. Centred around Vimbai, a young Zimbabwean woman navigating young adulthood amid an economic crisis. She faces significant childhood trauma and we see its subsequent manifestation in her overachievement, detachm…

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Exploring Mortality & Life's Purpose: Insights from 'Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom 1:52:26

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Join our podcast book club as we dive into the profound lessons of "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom. We explore life's most important themes, including relationships, materialism, and finding purpose. From personal reflections on living without regrets to the concept of Ikegai, this discussion is filled with valuable insights and heartfelt ane…

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Make A Difference 45:19

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Bolu Babalola: Honey and Spice 47:25

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Send us a text Honey& Spice is a sweet, evocative and humorous coming of age debut novel from Bolu Babalola. We first encountered Bolu in the short story collection “Love in Colour.” In her debut novel set in a PWI in the UK, we are introduced to a cast of characters so relatable that you will find yourself or your friends in at least one of these …

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Media Chat with NUESA President, Balogun Oladeji Ibrahim 45:03

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This week, we were at the faculty of education to talk to NUESA president. Grab a seat and enjoy this beautiful episode. Don't forget to share and subscribe.

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Okechukwu Nzelu: Here Again Now 1:09:03

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Send us a text In this immaculate study of father-son relationships and the black masculinity, Okechukwu introduces to two Black, gay British-Nigerian men. Achike and Ekene find themselves wading through the existential phenomena of being alive, Black and gay while navigating life, ambitions and family. The story begins with these two but then trac…

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From Goals to Success: The Power of the 12 Week Year and Personal Development, Book Review 1:21:08

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In this episode, the team dives deep into the transformative power of the 12 12-week year approach by Brian P. Moran. Discover how goal setting, accountability, and time management can propel you toward personal and professional success. We discuss the significance of emotional intelligence, the necessity of a robust support system, and the benefit…

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Arinze Ifeakandu: God's Children Are Little Broken Things 48:24

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Send us a text In this enthralling debut collection of short stories by Arinze Ifeakandu God’s Children Are Little Broken Things is a collection of 9 short stories set in Nigeria that examine queer identity, relationships, family and societal isolation. Arinze writes stories with characters whose lives are layered, complicated by youth, love and gr…

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Chịkọdịlị Emelụmadụ: Dazzling 1:06:46

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Send us a text In this intriguing debut by Chịkọdịlị Emelụmadụ, we are introduced to two young girls Ozoemena and Treasure, whose coming of age takes place in a boarding school in Nigeria. Their meeting is set against the backdrop of familial loss and tragedy. We watch them try to navigate the realities of coming of age and into themselves in a soc…

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Bait Of Satan by John Bevere Book Review - The Power of Forgiveness: Personal Growth & Healing through Letting Go 1:42:25

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In this insightful podcast discussion, Terez, Maneh, Barbie, and Uncle AK delve into the transformative power of forgiveness. They share personal experiences, discuss the challenges and rewards of letting go of grudges, and explore the impact of forgiveness on personal growth, healing, and relationships. Drawing on their journeys and insights from …

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Nokuthula Mazibuko Msimang: The Daughters of Nandi 54:32

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Send us a text This book begins with a curse put on the house of Zulu and her family, the Mhlongos, by Nandi Mhlongo, mother of Shaka ka Senzangakhona for the disrespect she endured from them.Weaving through the lives of three women living in different historical ages who in their own ways attempt to get restitution for Nandi. Through the eyes of t…

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Media Chat with LSS President, Joshua Adeyeye 52:53

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For the first time, we are at the prestigious faculty of law to talk to the president of the law student society (LSS). On this episode, he shared the motivation behind his contest for the number one position in the faculty. Also, he spoke about his accomplishments so far and what he has in store for the LSS. Do not forget to share and subscribe.…

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Mastering Your Money: Integrated Financial Planning Explained with Expert Brandon White 49:37

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In this enlightening episode, financial expert Brandon White demystifies the concept of integrated financial planning. Brandon, a seasoned financial advisor with Northwestern Mutual, explains how this holistic approach can streamline your financial strategy, ensuring all aspects of your finances harmonize harmoniously. Whether you're a budding prof…

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Media Chat with SOSSA President, Adebayo Temitope 38:17

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We had a swell time with the faculty president of Social Sciences. He was able to take us through his journey in the faculty of social sciences, what his administration has been up to and what members of SOSSA should expect in the remaining few months. Sit back and enjoy this episode filled with banters and quality information. Do not forget to sha…

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Media Chat with the MSA president, Toriola Isaac Olawale 1:19:20

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Starting this year's faculty presidents media chat, we are honoured to be hosted by the president of the faculty of management science, Toriola Isaac Olawale. We had a rundown of what his administration has been doing so far, he talked about his personal life, student politics and activism on campus. This episode promises to be an interesting one, …

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Sheila Johnson's Journey: From Heartache to Healing | 'Walking Through Fire' Book Review 1:23:38

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Dive into our latest book club podcast episode, where we explore Sheila Johnson's memoir, "Walking Through Fire". We discuss Johnson's gripping journey through love, loss, and triumph. Our members share personal insights and relate the themes to broader societal issues, enhancing the depth of our discussion. Highlights include comparisons with othe…

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Safiya Sinclair: How To Say Babylon 1:02:44

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Send us a text In this beautiful memoir, Safiya Sinclair writes about her childhood and adolescence in Jamaica with parents in the Rastafari faith. In an act of personal excavation, she brings forth the hidden histories of a people pushed to the margins by colonisation, oppression, and religious intolerance, all exacerbated by patriarchy. Raised in…

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Dynamics of Womanhood 33:54

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Happy Women's Day belatedly, and welcome to a brand new season of What's Up Unilag. Join us on this episode as we discuss the challenges associated with womanhood. Don't forget to share and subscribe.

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AIESEC Global Money Week 2024 29:23

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AIESEC Global Money Week 2024

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Diana Anyakwo: My Life As A Chameleon 59:39

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Send us a text In My Life as a Chameleon, Diana Anyakwo explores the themes of identity, family and memory with a tender hand. Centred around the experiences of Lily, a teenager of mixed race background growing up in Nigeria and England. Lily’s experience is further complicated by her birth order as the youngest of four children with a significant …

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Book Review: Fixers, Family, Trauma, Growth, & Women Supporting Women | Gabrielle Union 1:23:10

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Explore themes of identity, cultural adjustment, and the "fixer" role in literature. Hear personal experiences of immigration and racism alongside a critique of a memoir for its lack of structure. Celebrate the power of female friendships and support networks. Discuss the inspiring stories of Gabriel Union and the importance of community. Reflect o…

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Nadia Owusu: Aftershocks 50:52

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Send us a text "1. Unwelcome Reunion Unwelcome Reunion When I was twenty-eight, my stepmother Anabel came to New York on vacation. She was living, at the time, in Pakistan, where she worked for a UN agency. At a restaurant a few blocks from my Chinatown apartment, we ate noodle soup and drank red wine. That night, Anabel told me my father did not d…

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From Cameroon to the World Stage Steve Fonkam: Award-Winning MC, Host, Actor, and Voice-Over Artist 1:10:00

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Looking to break into the media industry? Get insights from Steve Fonkam on mastering your craft, preparation, professionalism, and expanding your reach. Hear how he went from public speaking to hosting significant awards shows.Guest: @steve_fonkam ► SUBSCRIBE NOW TO SITM: https://www.youtube.com/c/SitMPodcast ________________________ Stuck in The …

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Exploring 'Say You Swear': Love, Choices & Friendship | Meagan Brandy Book Club Review 1:35:14

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Our book club dissects Say You Swear by Meagan Brandy, diving into the emotional and complex world of friendship and romance. We debate character dynamics, cultural impacts, and the story's deep themes, ending on a reflective note. Join us for a thoughtful analysis.______Next Book - "We're Going to Need More Wine" by Gabriel Union ______ Panel: ⁠⁠⁠…

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Angela Makholwa: The Reed Dance Stalker 58:07

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Send us a text "And in breaking news, convicted serial killer and rapist, Napoleon Dingiswayo, escaped from Pretoria’s C-Max Prison at twelve-fifteen this afternoon, along with serial rapist and armed robber Andries Mathe, and heist kingpin Sifiso Khumalo.’ The voice of the newsreader rings crisp and cool while announcing the earth-shattering news.…

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Valentine Episode: Love in this economy 33:49

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Join us for a captivating dive into the intersection of love and the economy as Valentine's Day sweeps across the globe. In this special episode, we delve into the ways in which love, romance, and relationships intertwine with economic factors. Don't forget to share and subscribe.