The Pot Of Beans Podcast

In this critical episode, Abayomi and I discuss the upcoming Nigerian🇳🇬 election. We dissect personal and public opinions on candidates, and predict who we think will win based on personal observations.  Listen to this episode if you want some insight into the upcoming election, you will learn a thing or two.  Support and share this podcast with friends and acquaintances. This podcast is open for sponsorship and advert placement.   Follow this podcast on social media and Spotify Instagram - www.instagram.com/potofbeanspodcast or on  Twitter - www.twitter.com/afrowendy  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/potofbeanspodcast

This episode featuring Prisca Omugbe is an in-depth yet funny exploration of the art of communication. The episode delves into the various best practices that make up a successful conversation, in texting, physical conversation, and information seeking. Listen to this episode if you want to improve your conversation skills!   Support this podcast by sharing within your network. 

Enjoy this thrilling banter about the age long rivalry between Ghana and Nigeria! We discuss everything from jollof rice, politics, Ghana must go saga and football. This episode is best enjoyed with friends over a chilled glass of your favorite drink!  Don't forget to share with your friends to bright up their day! Leave an encouraging comment, and rate this podcast on Apple podcast and Spotify!  This podcast is open for sponsorship, advert placements and collaborations!  Want to connect? Follow on IG - www.instagram.com/potofbeanspodcast or send an email - mailto:potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com Disclaimer: This is strictly for banter. 

The Pot of Beans Podcast is now available as audio-visual content! Yaaaaay! Excited to be taking these baby steps to growth!  Cheers to the first video podcast! In this episode of The Pot of Beans Podcast, I discuss some hard topics surrounding relationships with Jamil (Yinka). We dissect the roles couples take within their relationships, societal expectations, and personal ideals.  Listen and share with friends. I appreciate and will appreciate every single support on this journey to creating exciting, engaging, educational, and evolutionary content.  Become a patron of this Podcast - https://www.patreon.com/afrowendy Follow on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/potofbeanspodcast Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKZ-9vElgmEGmZydKzZzj8A

You know there's always vibe within this podcast and this episode is no different! This is a fun and exciting episode with Eugeniah, a woman in tech..lol. We discuss everything from childhood learning, wishes and horse, love to the effects of technology. You should definitely listen if you are looking for something exciting, light, and fun to chill with at the end of a busy day!  Remember to share this episode with your friends and family, get on that WhatsApp group and share the link with acquaintances as well. Share this episode...share happiness. Support this podcast on Patreon, use Anchor support, or Useshukran Connect with Eugeniah on LinkedIn Follow the Pot of Beans Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, send an Email or chat on Whatsapp

Back with another banger! This is your feel-good vibey episode with lots of laughter, excitement and life gems covered up in subtle or overt sarcasm.  My guest in this episode is Sodiq Ambali who is a Master's student at Bowling Green State University, Ohio. He brought his A-game on, and like always, yours truly also served some exciting energy.  You should listen to this episode if you need some entertainment, when driving through town in your car, or when you are at home bored and lack something to do.  Remember to share this episode with your friends and family, get on that WhatsApp group and share the link with acquaintances as well. Share this episode...share happiness.  Support this podcast on Patreon, use Anchor support, or Useshukran  Follow Sodiq on social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter  Follow the Pot of Beans Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, send an Email or chat on Whatsapp 

Happy new year! I am glad you made it into this year. I hope that this year started great for you. What are some of your plans and goals/resolutions for the year?  The goal for the podcast is consistency and good content. You can help by sharing this podcast to reach a wider audience.  Cheers and have a blissful year! See you next time.  Subscribe to the pod's newsletter and be the first to know when an episode drops - https://mailchi.mp/cce4ce1fa889/pobpodcastsignup

Happy Holidays!  How is the birth of Jesus being celebrated where you are? Is it looking like Mary is heavily pregnant yet? Lol anyway, I hope you are on your way to enjoying the dettiest December of your life!  This episode is just a lirru something something I conjured up because I am on break. It is a story about how I spent the night at the airport in the US. I hope you enjoy it, laugh a lirru and share it with your friends.  Background music via https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Leave a tip - https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy

This episode is about catching up! Enjoy and use the share button! 

Hilarious, fun, intriguing, entertaining...you name it! This episode promises you laughter, especially if you can relate to the Nigerian socio-cultural situation. Jae brought her drama and energy and it was 💯. Listen and share with friends. Join the conversation on Podroom. What are some of the unspoken rules you follow? Support 🤑💰 https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy https://www.patreon.com/afrowendy Share your thoughts and feedback -+2348169038237 Wants to partner with the me on the podcast? send an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com.

I wasn't prepared for the initial answer Rita gave me. My view of "the ideal life" was completely changed. Words only geniuses utter were shared in this episode amidst convulsive laughter and vibes. This episode is what you should listen to if you want to be alright (literally and figuratively) 😜. Share with your friends, they deserve to be alright too. ☺️ Join the conversation on Podroom and let me know what you think. Is there an Ideal Life? See you there. Support this podcast by leaving a tip for me on Shukran - https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy or Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/afrowendy Your feedback will put a smile on my face. Send me a message on Whatsapp ±2348169038237 or connect with me on Instagram- @potofbeanspodcast You can also send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.

In this episode, I had a chat with Dumebi on what friends and friendships mean to her. We talk about what ideal friendship feels like and some other very cool things. Want send me feedback about this episode, chat me up on WhatsApp: +2348169038237 Email: potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com Remember to share the episode with your friends! Let's blow together ☺️

It is celebration season! In this episode, I talk about how I feel about turning 25, the excitement, fears, and hopes; as always, this episode is mixed with a little bit of humor for your listening pleasure. Remember to share with your friends and family! Beats Credit- Mdundo.com Appreciate my work by clicking - https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy

This episode is very personal. I contemplated releasing it for a while because I felt, it was too exposing. But then, I remembered it is the reason I started this series in the first place.. so here we are. The Breaking Point Series is about sharing stories of people who have been through the roughs. The purpose of this is to harness the power of shared experiences to connect people. Knowing someone has braved the same storm you're trying to get through, creates some sort of comfort and hope. This is what the Breaking Point Series aims to achieve....we want to share comfort and hope. Your feedback will mean the world to me. Send me a message on Whatsapp ±2348169038237 or chat me on on Instagram- @potofbeanspodcast If you also want to share your story, send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail. Kindly share this episode and support.

In this episode of The Breaking Point Series, Amanze shares his story on failing in school and how he overcame it to come out strong. The Breaking Point Series is about sharing stories of people who have been through the roughs. The purpose of this is to harness the power of shared experiences to connect people. Knowing someone has braved the same storm you're trying to get through, creates some sort of comfort and hope. This is what the Breaking Point Series aims to achieve....we want to share comfort and hope. If you want to connect with Amanze, chat him up on Whatsapp - ‎‎+234 902 091 0122. Your feedback will mean the world to me. Send me a message on Whatsapp ±2348169038237 or chat me on on Instagram- @potofbeanspodcast If you also want to share your story, send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail. Kindly share this episode and support.

In this episode of The Breaking Point Series, Nkem shares her story on overcoming depression. Nkem wanted some anonymity and understandably so... these kinds of stories are difficult to tell and it is even more difficult to be in the spotlight for it. She talks passionately about her experiences and how her faith was shaken and shaped by the events that ensued. The Breaking Point Series is about sharing stories of people who have been through the roughs. The purpose of this is to harness the power of shared experiences to connect people. Knowing someone has braved the same storm you're trying to get through, creates some sort of comfort and hope. This is what the Breaking Point Series aims to achieve....we want to share comfort and hope. If you want to connect with Nkem, chat her up on Whatsapp - ‎‎+234 809 862 7941. Your feedback will mean the world to me. Send me a message on Whatsapp ±2348169038237 or chat me on on Instagram- @potofbeanspodcast If you also want to share your story, send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail. Kindly share this episode and support.

In this episode, Lamana shared her journey through loss and grief. She talked about the loss of her father, and the process of navigating the world after that. The Breaking Point Series is about sharing stories of people who have been through the roughs. The purpose of this is to harness the power of shared experiences to connect people. Knowing someone has braved the same storm you're trying to get through, creates some sort of comfort and hope. This is what the Breaking Point Series aims to achieve....we want to share comfort and hope. If you want to connect with Lamana, her social media handles are @ms_dimlong on Instagram, and Lamana Dimlong on Facebook. Chat her up on Whatsapp via ‎‎+2347018623191. Your feedback will mean the world to me. Send me a message on Whatsapp ±2348169038237 or chat me on on Instagram- @potofbeanspodcast If you also want to share your story, send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail. Kindly share this episode and support.

By sharing his story, Emmanuel has not only opened up about his struggle with depression, he has also shared hope with many of us. As you will hear us say during this episode, there is a comfort in shared experiences. You form a connection, (sometimes unconsciously) with someone, by just knowing they have walked in your shoes. If you want to connect with Emmanuel, his social media handles are @iamemmyson on Instagram. Chat him up on Whatsapp via ‎‎+2348037424806‎‎. If you also want to share your story, send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com Remember to share this episode and support. Your feedback is also appreciated ❤️.

While this is a very embarrassing experience to share, it also carries with it some key lessons in life. I have no idea what does lessons are, but I am sure that somewhere in this story, there is a story about systematic and character rot... Tip me https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy. Send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com . Send me a message on WhatsApp ±2348169038237

Following the events of this week, it has become apparent that our government have no respect for our lives. This episode is a plea to young Nigerians to not loose hope! The future will be better! We only need to strategize and move forward. We are not defeated! We are changing history! We are all we have and we will make Nigeria work. Intro by Prototype Media. Outro Song by TY BELLO - THE FUTURE. Background sound - Amanze

Nigeria has been in a state of disarray for a very long time. Amidst a very poor system, young people are being profiled, extorted, and killed. People have been silent for far too long! This time around, people are refusing to stay quiet. We are speaking out against a system of injustice! We are building a better Nigeria, one we can be proud of, it would not be an easy fit, but it would be worth it! Lend your voice, lend your resources, we need to put an end to every form of oppressive culture! #ENDSARS A special thanks to Stanley for adding his voice to this episode.  Support the protest in whatever way you can. Online, offline... expose thugs that want to cause conflict. Stay safe while you protest! Peace and love!  Share this podcast episode, let more people know and understand why we protest. 

Most Nigerians have stated clearly their dislike for feminism. Some have made a case for their dislike and others have been known to just follow the crowd. In this Episode, Emmanuel joins me as we discuss the possible reason for Nigerian's aversion to feminism.  You can share this episode with your friends. You can also support this episode by dropping a tip on anchor.  I would also love to hear your feedbacks. What did you think about this episode? What are your own opinions on feminism? What other topics would you like for me to cover in subsequent episodes? Send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com Intro by Prototype Media  Outro track - Hay Festival Youtube Video - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on Feminism   

There are a lot of things that need fixing in the Nigerian Labour Market. In this episode, I discuss the plight of a Nigerian employee/ job seeker in a country where labour laws are almost nonexistent or nonfunctional. Intro - Prototype Media Outro Song - Iyabo by GuiltyBeats ft Falz and JoeyB Don't forget to share this episode with your friends. Also, your feedbacks mean a lot to me. You can send me a voice note on anchorfm or WhatsApp (±2348169038237) or send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com. Support this podcast - https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy https://www.patreon.com/afrowendy This podcast is also open for sponsorship and advert placements.

In this thought provoking episode, Victor narrates his experience with relationship anxiety. He sheds light on how it affected him and consequently how he dealt with it. Song - Would You Still Love Me by Brian Nhira Intro by - Prototype Media I would love to know what you think about this episode! Send your feedback to potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com. Want to be a guest on the podcast? Send me a mail! potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com You can also support this podcast by tipping me at least #100 naira on Useshukran https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy and any amount on Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/afrowendy

You asked, and I answered! Thank you to a those who sent me their questions #Timilehin #Lamana #Kezia #QueenRaffy #TalkwithOla #Brown #MyBigMouthandI Podcast #Daniel #Emmanuel.. etc. Thank you all. Don't forget to share this episode with your friends. Also, your feedbacks mean a lot to me. You can send me a voice note on anchorfm or WhatsApp (±2348169038237) or send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com. Support this podcast - https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy https://www.patreon.com/afrowendy This podcast is also open for sponsorship and advert placements.

Our society no longer value educational qualification as a criteria for job selection or any other thing. In this episode, Uju highlights why this is and why people develop a certain stereotype about individuals with a first class degree. Enjoy! Send me your feedback by leaving me a voice note on anchor, sending me an email- potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com or a message on +2348169038237

Once upon time you opened your DM and saw a message that made you sigh. There is a text there from someone you barely know that goes against basic human interaction rules. This episode discusses some some texting mistakes that people often make when chatting others up for the first time. Don't forget to share this episode with your friends. Also, your feedbacks mean a lot to me. You can send me a voice note on anchorfm or WhatsApp (±2348169038237) or send me an email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com. Support this podcast - https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy https://www.patreon.com/afrowendy This podcast is also open for sponsorship and advert placements. Outro Song - Ladipoe ft Simi - Know You

I have often wondered why most teenage boys sample music at a certain phase in their lives. In this episode, Amanze joins me to discuss why teenage boys make this choice. We also discuss his experience with music at a young age! Enjoy! You can support this podcast on Useshukran- https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/afrowendy

It's not as bad as it sounds yunno 😊! This episode narrates the experiences of individuals who have been victims of thievery, fraud, or dubiousness in Nigeria. THIS PODCAST IS OPEN FOR SPONSORSHIP! Want to spread the news about your product or service? Email - potofbeanspodcast@gmail.com Support this Podcast to continue airing https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy

In this episode, Daniel narrates his experience with what is popularly called "Once Chance" in Nigeria; a form of thievery that usually occurs in commercial cars. He shares this with the purpose of alerting others as he also raises awareness and calls for reform within the Nigerian Police force. Enjoyed the show or want to send me your experience? Chat me on +2348169038237. Also, you can support this podcast by leaving me a tip on https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy

In this exhilarating episode, I explore the effects money has on our behaviour and society at large. Like my content, you can tip me https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy

We have all had crushes at least once in a lifetime. I have decided to add a little spice to the dish I have been serving. This episode goes away from the heartbreaking topics in society to talk about the adrenaline-pumping experiences that we all love. I remember someone saying that the feelings that come with having a crush are an indication that sense is leaving you. Lol This is not necessarily true though. In this exciting episode, Lamana talks extensively about her experiences with crushes. Do you like my content??? Tip me https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy?ref=dishapages

For the past two weeks, there have been cases of rape and murder in Nigeria, from Uwa to Jennifer, to Azeezat to Ada. A lot of people had a lot to say about the issue. What is heartbreaking is the take by some people that the victims of rape are at fault for what happened to them.  From several comments online, it is evident that a lot of people do not understand the concept of rape, and to understand rape, one must first understand consent.  This episode, therefore, explains what consent is, including what it is not. 

Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) is a popular Nigerian reality show with fans all over Africa. Some fans of the show have been described by a lot of people as "keypad warriors". They can move mountains for their faves, and don't mind raining insults on people who they perceive as rivalries or those saying "perceived" negative things about their favorite housemate. This episode discusses if this is normal fan behaviour or if there is an underlying issue that needs to be addressed. LISTEN AND DON'T FORGET TO SHARE!

Sometimes, Nigeria will embarrass you! You will just feel like to dig a whole abd dive in. In this episode, I rant about the online behaviours of some category of Nigerians. Enjoy!

The pandemic has definitely affected every demographic...but what people don't often talk about is how it affects recent graduates who have just been shoved into the labour market with little or no resources. In this episode, we explore how this pandemic has affected and may yet still affect recent graduates.

Job Hunting in Nigeria can be a Herculean task! It is really stressful, and I don't think a lot of people talk about the psychological effects. Have you searched for a job in Nigeria? What was your experience?