
The Vulnerability Podcast with Peace Itimi
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Host: Peace Itimi.

The Vulnerability Podcast with Peace ItimiDec 31, 2020

S3 EP1: New Seasons - The Update
In this new episode of the Vulnerability Podcast, I share my thoughts and opinions about entering new seasons of life and how I have been coping with navigating my life and my feelings. I also share practical wisdom on how to upgrade one's quality of life, through asking for help, relying on community and showing up for one's self. It's been so long since the last episode of the podcast, so I hope you enjoy it!

S3 EP0: New Seasons, New Learnings & Everything In Between
It's over 7 months since my last podcast episode release. A lot has happened to and for me in that time. There's been a lot of changes and growth and tears and Joy. I am learning me again, finding myself again and totally loving this me. In this episode, I talk about entering a new season, how unsexy the process was and all the things I have learned in the process.
This episode is also my way of starting a new season of this podcast - unscripted and just me. Maybe I'd have guests at some point, but it's time you heard only Peace talk in The Vulnerability Podcast w/ Peace Itimi; because boooooy....... do I have a lot to share.
WATCH THE VIDEO VERSION HERE - https://youtu.be/C66FXBnjJOw

S2 EP7: A collection of stories about Heartbreaks

S2: EP6 - Five Young Adults Share Their Adulting and Shii Stories

S2 EP5: Monogamy, Polyamory and all the in betweens

S2 - Ep4: The Journey To Seeking Therapy

S2 EP3 - Failing and Starting Over From Scratch
His apartment caught fire, he lost his ministry, friends and even family. He got to the point where he had to rebuild from rock bottom and rebuild entirely differently this time. On this episode of the Vulnerability Podcast, Debola shared with Peace his starting over story. What happened that he lost everything? How did he cope? How did he begin to get himself back? What lessons has he learned so far? How did he manage a major life crisis at 27?

S2-EP2 Dealing With Grief
On this episode, Peace Itimi sits with Phidelia Imiegha as she shares the story of losing her mum. Phidelia talks about her she has dealt with / handled her grieving process in the last 5 years, how it affected her mental health and her relationship with God; and the things you should never say to someone who just lost someone close to them.
This is a very sincere and open conversation, and we both hope this reminds someone out there that they aren't alone and that things can get brighter.
Listen then share on your social media pages; also send me a message (vulnerabilitypodcast@gmail.com or as a VN on anchor) and also leave a review on the podcast channel so more people can see it.

S2 - EP1: No University Degree (School Dropouts)

The Vulnerability Podcast Season Two Intro
Season 2 returns on Friday, August 21st 2020. We have 7 episodes of goodness for you. I hope you are as excited about this, as I am.

EP 10: Random QnA with the Co-hosts

EP9: Friendships and everything in between
In this episode, Yvonne and Peace deep dive into adult relationships. How important is frequent communication and vulnerability in their friendships? How good are they at sustaining friendships for a long time? Is it bad to let people go often?

EP8: Sexuality (Queerness) and Acceptance

Ep7: Sex and Attraction

Ep6: Dealing with Mental Health Issues

Ep5: When you Feel like a Failure in Your Job/Business

Ep4: Love and Rejections

EP3: Dealing with NO’s/Rejection in our Career
If there is one thing Yvonne and I have in common, it is that we have received a lot of NOs in life so far. We are go-getters and so we are always trying out for stuff - new jobs, grants, scholarships etc and this year we have been rejected back to back. On this episode, we share our stories and how we deal with rejection.

EP2: Making Money in Lagos

EP1: Insecurity and Jealousy in Romantic Relationships
On this episode, we share stories of times we have felt insecure or jealous in our romantic relationships. Peace begins the episode with a very touching story, then Yvonne follows suit.
