Owoje Has A Podcast

Raising a newborn means I have to steal mealtimes in my own house . Unrelated , idolizing marriage may make you have a bad one.

The one that’s about everything and nothing. White noise while you rest.

We unravel the actual cure to my wanderlust, and it surprises us both.

I talk about how I was an ‘unborn-again’ Christian opposed to evangelism, and my journey from there to pastor’s wife.

I talk about Nigeria’s economy and what it means for the (disappearing) middle class.

I talk about my culinary experiments during a Nigerian public holiday, and a King’s celebrity wedding.

I talk about the multilayered surprise at my father’s birthday event. Trigger warning: All the feels.

Let’s talk about ‘cool’ vs ‘judgemental’ Christians, and who’s the drama.

We talk about how you can shape culture. Listen.

I talk about exchanging spontaneous sleepovers for overnight cuddles.

I talk about the heat wave across Nigeria, handling Twitter trolls, and recreating my lost connection with Ukrainian culture.

We unpack Valentine’s Day and why it makes us so angry.

I talk about my childhood and how we’re the new generation of parents.

Men make you happy. Happiness changes your dress size.

I let you in on my intrusive thoughts about the afterlife.

I welcome you to 2024 and beg you to be wise.

I tell you how one emergency in Nigeria left me broke-ish, ‘free’ healthcare, and the highlight of my year.

I don’t feel very well, but I have updates about life and Christmas prep, et al.

My light came back after 44 days, I’m a wedding guest this weekend, and I’m doing ‘December’ in Lagos.

All I’ll say: plant a garden.

In this episode I talk about how excited I am for my Lagos trip, and how the government almost forced a pastry maker out of me.

Poverty increases daily in Nigeria, and desperation with it.

I talk about getting an email that’s been due for eight years, among other things.

I talk about my frustrations as a Nigerian living in Nigeria, who may finally lean in to the ‘japa’ temptation.

My husband and I talk about love languages, a blown transformer, and “God said”.

My toxic trait is thinking I can make perfect puff puff without practice (I failed). I have a trade fair to attend this weekend, plus I’m hosting guests.

I talk about the transitions from single to married and from Abuja to Port Harcourt, and how lost I’ve felt sometimes.

Earlier today, I felt like I was fraudulent in referring to myself as a creative. Listen to know why, and what I did to deal with it.

I talk about, burnout, passion, and my dream home.

On setting up a new house, missing my friends, and giving directions I don’t know.

I had the most laid-back wedding, moved states, and now have to talk like a sailor.

A relocation, a wedding, and a grown-up dinner party.

It’s my birthday, and so much has happened to me.

I’m tired, but I gave this episode my all. A motivational speech if you ever saw one.

Hi, my friends! I turn 25 soon. Listen to my dilemmas and joys.

You didn’t get to ease into Friday night with me, but I’m your Saturday breakfast pal.

I want you to know where you fit in this world.

A listener told me to make that today’s topic, so I did.

I desperately wanted the gym girlies to be liars. They aren’t.

It’s okay to feel fear sometimes. Let’s deal with it together.

I’m physically unwell, but I love you too much to leave you alone tonight.

I got engaged, made hard bargains, and realized that it’s much harder than you think to scoop cotton balls into a bowl.

I want us to do something to elongate weekends. We use our Saturdays to do all the ‘work’ that isn’t corporate.

I have to attend a fun thing tonight. Unfortunately, I have a threshold for fun things.

It’s easy to get caught up in hustle culture to the point where it starts to lose all meaning. For the next several minutes, you can rest with me.

I have a weird approach to executing things, and I talk about it here.

I unwind as I normally do, but I also talk about what the Nigerian government tried to do with the presidential election results.

I live in a country that is filled with incredible potential, yet plagued with so much suffering. Leaders have run the country like their personal playground, to the detriment of hundreds of millions. Tomorrow, we’re voting again. My pick? A new leader with an excellent track record, and a genuine heart for Nigerians. His name is Peter Gregory Obi.

I’m tired. Very.

I talk about exhaustion, work, rewards, and a party.

I talk about a transition I think you can relate with. How we’re growing into ourselves, and all the feelings that come with that.

We’re young-adulting together, and documenting it so we never forget.

Are new year resolutions possible, or do I just have my head in the clouds?

There is a Truth that men must know, and we’re going to tell it.

I’m about to work harder than I ever have in my life. Is it okay if I feel like escaping?

Look, download multiple ride-hailing apps when you’re in the city of the bronze mainland bridge.

I talk about beautiful chaos, disappointing the people that love me, and some men that I like a lot.

Today is a good day. A good thing happened for me.

The speaker doesn’t feel good, and you will hear it soon.

I talk about the beginning of the rest of my life.

Three years ago, I was worried about what my adult life would look like. Now, I know.

I’m a Nigerian woman in my early twenties, and I talk about my week,!living on my own, and getting discovered by New Zealanders.

It’s another weekend, and I talk to you like I’ve always known you.

My boyfriend comes into town, and we attend the live recording of a Christmas album.

I talk about happiness as if I’m an expert on it.

I talk about moving out, and not having a frying pan.

Is the relocation wave affecting us more than it’s comfortable to admit?

On Primary school experiences and what they mean in real life.

It’s hot, I like to talk, and I have a mobile phone. Therefore, I started a podcast.