Loud Thoughts with Sadia

In this episode, Sadia Chats with Isaac about the importance of looking beyond people's labels. You can call it a dummy's guide to labels while adddressing some of the common problems and misconceptions of labels. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter. Email@loudthoughtswithsadia@gmail.com

In this episode, Sadia and Papi discusss the beauty and importance of giving , relatonships and the law of reciprocity. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter. Catch Papi's IG Live shows on Saturdays at 1pm Nigerian time on @jubril_adeyemoh

Sadia and Dolapo discuss some of the challenges facing graduates of physical/natural sciences and the future of Science and Technology in Nigeria. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter.

In this Episode, Sadia sits with Mifa, the host of The U and I podcast to chat about everything that makes us Nigerian. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter.

For the first episode of 2021, Sadia and Papi sit down to reflect on the first quarter of the year and major lessons from the "unprecedented" year 2020. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter. Catch Papi's IG Live shows on Sundays at 1pm on @jubril_adeyemoh

This is the concluding episode or the SARS conversation series and the final one for the year. Sadia draws attention to some of the similarities in opinion of all six guests on the mini series, as she also reflects on some of the year's activities. Do listen and share your thoughts with me on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter.

Mr Lukman who is an experineced advocate and activist sits with Sadia to talk about the end SARS agenda, and the role Nigerian youth have to play in achieving good governance. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter

In this episode, Sadia sits with Prince to chat about his standpoint on the foght to end SARS. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter.

This episode features Dolapo, A clinical lab scientist in the US Army and a proud Nigerian to talk about the role of Nigerians in the DIaspora in this fight to end SARS Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter.

This episode features Ahmad, who shares his point of view on the fight again SARS and police brutality as well as the naive realism epidemic. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter.

In this episode, Sadia sits with MAgz to talk about her experiences as woman in the face of Police harrasment and her perspective on the agenda to end SARS. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter.

Welcome the first part of the six-part series of the SARS conversation, this episode features Muhammad Dahiru Lawal, a development journalist who shares his insights on the agenda to end SARS and the bigger picture of achieving good governance in Nigeria.

In this episode, Sadia Chats with Papi about life and its multitudinous contradictions and why we need to embrace it. We talk about how it plays out online in call out culture and 'this you" culture. Do listen and share your thoughts with us on @podloudthoughts on IG and twitter. Catch Papi's IG Live shows on Sundays at 1pm on @jubril_adeyemoh

In this episode, Sadia weighs in on the culture of trying to out woke one another, correcting people in a condescending manner and the imporatnce of promoting respect, empathy and tolerance. Listen and share with others. Dont forget to share yourfeeedback on @podloudthoughts on Twitter and IG

In this episode, Sadia sits with John Afam, a medical Doctor, to talk about the birth control and family planning, as well as the entrenched notion of women being the major participants in birth control procedures while delving into what "VASECTOMY" entails. Enjoy.....

In this episode, Sadia and Isaac chat about on air personalities and their "Accents", the Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT) and inferiority complexes.  Enjoy!!! Share your thoughts on twitter with  @podloudthoughts Email: loudthoughtswithsadia@gmail.com

In this episode, Sadia and Wendy discuss tackling the rape culture in Nigeria. Listen and dont forget to leave a review and share with others.

In this episode, Sadia and Uduak chat about some of the best things about attending a public boarding school in Nigeria, the take aways, the experiences they are grateul for. They weigh in on the normalised unwarranted hardship and suffereings of boarding school and how it relates to the typical Nigerian life. It was a fun ride down memory lane reliviing some of those horrendous and beautiful memories.

In this episode, Sadia documents her Social media detox experience and everything in between

In this episode, Sadia sits down with Isaac, who the is co-host of road to 30 podcast to discuss the idea of cancel culture and it’s effectiveness in the against social injustice. Should cancel culture be cancelled?

In honor of International Women's Day, Sadia sits with Wendy who is the cofounder Beulah Future Leaders Foundation, which is an Organisation that advocates for sexual and reproductive health rights for young Women in Nigeria. This Conversation is totally worth the listen.

In this episode, Sadia goes on a rant about some of her social media pet peeves. Some of the ways we all contribute to the social media menace and the importance of sharing accurate information. Enjoy listening and feel free to share this podcasts. Share your thoughts and feedbacks via email on @loudthoughtswithsadia@gmail.com Twitter: @podloudthoughts

In this episode, my guest and I continue our conversation with existence of mental health issues in Children and how to have a better attitude towards these issues as a parent. We touched on how to support a person dealing with mental health issues as well as some of the challenges faced by NGOs like MANI (Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative) and then went ahead to give tips on how to generally improve ones mental health. Enjoy listening and feel free to share this podcast. PSA: Please reach out to MANI on mentallyawre.org if you need help.

In this episode, I sit down with a friend of mine to discuss the diffrerent misconsceptions around mental health and a whole lot more. This is definitely worth listening

A recap !!! Did I say 29 minutes ??? Oh well, we had so much fun talking about 2019’s major shenanigans that could not just fit into 29 minutes. Sadia and Papi did justice reacting to some of the stories that shook the Social media in 2019, and you definitely wanna take a listen. Enjoy and don’t forget to share your thoughts with loudthoughtswithsadia@gmail.com

In this episode, Sadia chats with Tola to discuss life as a Nigerian abroad. They shared experiences, not forgetting the ups and downs, racism, random weird questions, travels, holding up the Nigerian image and lots more. Grabs yourself a cup of tea because you definitely want to take a listen.

In this episode, I had my first guest over and we had an amazing time talking about rejection and dealing with it. Papi is the host of the podcast "UN Da Mic" which is also available on Anchor. We could all use some form of encouragement here and there. Do take a listen and do not forget to share as this may be helpful to someone

Bonus episode because I decided to play around, and voiced a poem written by one of the finest, May God rest her soul. Poem is titled "still i rise" written by Maya Angelou Voice: Sadia Lawal Enjoy !!!!!!

Following the release of Rappers Vector and MI's diss tracks, Sadia shares her two cents and reaction to the rappers' beef, as a lover of both rappers. Enjoy, share your thoughts and dont forget to leave a message

Story time !!!! In this episode, Sadia shares her story about the time she fell for a Job scam that ended up as a Police case. Listen up and find out the drama as the Police tried to recover the money lost.

In this episode, Sadia reacts to the true life story made into a limited series "When they see us" Created and Directed by Ava Duvernay Enjoy

In this episode, Sadia talks about holding our religious leaders accountable, understanding the scriptures and building personal connections with God. In this era of "my Pastor said" "my Mallam said" , it is important that we do not allow some selfish people manipulate us in the name of religion. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!! Side note: pardon my "you know (s)" Share your thoughts on twitter @podloudthoughts Email: loudthoughtswithsadia@gmail.com

It is election season and we all know what that means!!! Sadia is here to remind us to spread love and vote our candidates in Peace. We all want a better Nigeria afterall.

In this episode, Sadia is shaking some tables, talking about the habit of not taking responsibility by Nigerians, the blame game we play and the fact that we all have a role to play in making the Nigeria we so much complain about better. Share your thoughts on twitter with @podloudthoughts Email: loudthoughtswithsadia@gmail.com

Dropping series of thought-provoking talks on trends, burning issues in our Society. Not leaving out politics, lifestyle, music, movies. Rants on all things society, interviews and chats with experts, while raising awareness on different issues such as mental health, rape, domestic violence and lots more in Nigeria. Interesting talks and a whole lot of shenanigans goes down here!!! The twitter handle is @podloudthoughts Email address is loudthoughtswithsadia@gmail.com Kindly drop your feedbacks, suggestions, contributions