On this episode, we delve into "the past". Do our past actions still define us? Am I wrong to judge people based on their past? More importantly, do people really outgrow their mistakes? It's the weekend. Lay back, throw your feet up, and enjoy the episode. You can leave comments/feedback wherever you're listening from or reach out via shakingtableswithaa@gmail.com
Combine the sudden desire to be social-media-relevant, the world's obsession with controversy, sex, toxicity, and money, what you have is the society today. In this episode, we question the lengths people go to stay relevant on the Internet, the value in clout-chasing, building a fan base off toxicity, scripted social-media "beefs", and a lot more.
Join the conversation as we proffer possible solutions to dealing with the condition "Nigeria"— the funny, irrational, and occasionally chaotic nation with an honorable mention of our very own BATman.
This one is for those who find it difficult to pinpoint what their talent is. For those struggling with a career to pursue and it aims not to solve your dilemma but to remind you you're human and there's a way out. Grab your popcorn, headphones and let's relate.
Is there such a thing as "job stability"? Especially with new-age job roles. I mean, are jobs in the corporate world more safe than tech roles? (there I said it). Kick back, relax, and enjoy the episode. IG: @shakingtableswithaa X: @theSTAARpodcast
Something I'm recently trying to unlearn is trying not to attribute any one single opportunity as THE ONE opportunity that will take me out of the trenches. Learning that success like life, is a series of moments and opportunities. More will come, master your craft and stay ready. IG: @shakingtableswithaa X: @theSTAARpodcast
Nothing prepares you for the fallout and break-ups you go through the older you get. Are they avoidable? Are they necessary? What about all you once shared—keep or bin? We share our perspectives on these questions and many others.
Ever heard of the saying "never meet your heroes"? In this episode, we break down the concept of brilliant humans creating amazing art but having a shitty personality. Feel at home with the podcast. Whether is going for a walk, queuing up your chores, or coding with the pod. You're in for a swell time!
Get ready for a fun chat in our podcast! We're talking about those promises we make at the start of the year - you know, New Year's resolutions. Are they super important or just things we say and forget? We're diving into it all, sharing some funny stories, and keeping it real. Whether you're someone who loves making resolutions or not, this episode is all about having a good time and maybe learning a thing or two. This episode also caters to the long list of questions as to why the podcast has ...
A deeply insightful, yet quirky conversation addressing the question of a close friend/partner finds a higher power from religion, celibacy, or just morality—definitely a fun mind-bending convo. Hit play and enjoy.
Mental health has been used as an excuse for bad behavior, to evade accountability, and more recently, as a victim card. In this episode, we are joined by Chika, a psychologist, to drag these culprits but, more importantly, discuss the differences and possible relationships between emotions, mental health, and personalities.
While this episode is strictly for educational purposes, we look forward to the conversations this episode sparks. Mic check🎙️
It's really crazy how unprepared for life the average young Nigerian is for life. What's more, there aren't any systems to at least soften the blow of the world's deadliest hood - Adulthood. In this episode, we shed more light on subjects that young people should be aware of and more importantly, the role internships play in career choice. Kick back, relax, and enjoy the amazing conversation. Join the podcast's mailing list to be eligible for the free business consultation. https://bit.ly/3pOq9a...
Let's face it, living in Nigeria is an extreme sport! It don't matter how trendy, woke, and young we are, the realities of this country will hit you hard in the face if you don't acknowledge its existence. Join us this week as we highlight some of these harsh realities and how it affects us all. You can also grab a popcorn and watch the full episode here https://youtu.be/VIS-CMwKQ7o
Watch full episode on YouTube or you can listen to the episode here on Spotify. You can also grab a popcorn and watch the full episode here https://youtu.be/VIS-CMwKQ7o
Is difference in opinion or belief enough to end relationships? We took a dive into the controversial topic that's has been reoccurring online mainly because of the elections. Press play to listen in as we navigate this complex issue of Friendship featuring Politics, Tribalism and Social Media. . . You can also join the conversation on ig and twitter ..
We discuss Politics, Tribalism, Friendship and the chokedhold the Blocked button on social media has on this generation. New episode drops this Friday, here's a peek into what to expect on the new episode. Make sure you're subscribed on your preferred platform and following us on all socials to stay updated. PS: We've got video content, subscribe here. https://youtube.com/channel/UCnBEJVZv6fwpOF6-bZPcW0Q
I'm sure you've gotten an earful of the "new year, new me" cries across social media. What if I told you the simple way to break habits, be a better you, and finally hit the gym is a lazy approach of setting VERY small goals and ticking them off? Listen in, have a wonderful time, and more importantly, have a great 2023. Suggest podcast episodes here: https://gdpd.xyz/shakingtables
Isn't it ironic that the sweetest people you know have the wildest road rage ever? As we're all aware how the city of Lagos can often be a zoo, driving here has become practically an extreme sport where you'd need the sheer force of will, the grace of God, a few "Insha Allah" and multiple denominations to survive driving in the beautiful city of Eko. Kick back, relax and have a good laugh as you listen in. Press play▶️
What if you're gay and you're just too scared to admit it? Maybe you're not gay but just confused from the gay contents you've consumed. Whatever it is, listen to us have a conversation about homesexuality and it realities in this part of the world. Disclaimer: This is not to convince you of anything. Just a conversation of what is.
Apparently, it’s cool to base your entire personality on just one activity. We have foodies acting like the rest of us humans are allergic to what should give us sustenance. Just wild. Enjoy, share with friends and tell us what you think of the conversation. Also, feel free to join in on the hot gossip on our socials.
Bunch of personal stories on here about repetition, you should really listen.
Do you think there's such a thing as being "too positive"? Find out more on this episode, press play.
Stories are fun, aren't they? You'll find one you're likely to enjoy on this episode so... press play.
Sutble reminder that there's a whole world waiting to meet your eyes. Seen not with the aid of any device or screen but basking in nature itself. Sounds poetic right? Lol, I know. Enjoy.
Cheers to the ton of failure this new week🍻
Social media is not a real place. Have a life off of here or at least try to. Press play and find out. Reach out via Instagram: instagram.com/shakingtableswithaa Twitter: twitter.com/theSTAARpodcast Email: shakingtableswithaa@gmail.com
Do you realize that most "difficult" adults we know now were once slightly laid back? What changed? Is it part of the transition? Is it an inevitable evil we all will have to come face to face with? Press play and find out. Reach out via Instagram: instagram.com/shakingtableswithaa Twitter: twitter.com/theSTAARpodcast Email: shakingtableswithaa@gmail.com
Wait! Why can't I be FC and 30biji at the same time? I mean i like sensible lyrics but i also like to dance to beat and feel alright. Sadly, reverse is the case for Stans in this our Genz society today. We had a conversation about how we feel about Stan culture especially on this GenZ days.
Becoming an adult without a blueprint is a struggle we share with most young Nigerians. We might not have the answers but we bring you someone that has lived through these struggles. Emmanuel Faith, the people and culture lead at Cowrywise talks about his Journey from the halls of Obafemi Awolowo University to leading at a top FinTech in Africa. Students, ASUU strike victims, Interns, and graduates, this is a conversation for you.
