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Blest discusses major happenings in Nigeria and speaks on the upcoming 2023 general elections. She speaks on a shallow base on a typical African parents' mindset over the years.

This episode is more like a mini roadmap to what to do when you get into Nigerian universities. I wish i knew this sooner and i was thought lessons.

It's my birthday and i have a thing or two to say. Listen please.

This episode looks at the power of our minds and how we can manipulate our realities through our thoughts and thinking.

This episode is pretty much this and that. It looks into a little bit of business, vent and advises. 

This episode features Siaa Jack, a singer, dancer and a software engineer. She speaks on hoe she has been able to grow her massive social media following of over 30k Instagram followers. She speaks on the negative and positive impact having a large following has done for her.

This episode is about how life would still work if we are on either way of the "parallel" universes.

This episode is just fun and interactive. It features Blest trying to interact on the past events in a nutshell. 

This episode is the first of a series that would carefully dissect feminism and it's principles. Get your earphones and tune into the conversation.

This trailer precedes one of that conversations most intriguing episodes which is set to be released on the 28th of July by 4pm. 

This episode looks into the need and the off sides of social media. 

This episode basically looks at the business point of view and how young people have to deal with running a full time business and a full time school program. It also discusses some fears people tend to have before starting businesses.

The music industry in Nigeria is one of the most lucrative industries worth millions. For this episode, Blest is joined virtually with up coming artist and friend Kastro V and they discuss his music journey so far and all he has planned out for the future. Don't forget to rate and leave a review once your done. :)

This episode kind of encourages young secondary school leavers on life studying courses of the "elite league". There is life beyond medicine.  Please rate and leave a review so that our podcast can be more visible. Don't forget to tell a friend about us. :) 

Being plus sized is categorized by being called or seen a certain way. There are a lot of segregation that comes from size or not fitting into societal beauty standards. Today's episode is more in-depth and more thought provoking. Blest is joined by divine for this episode.

Recorded on the streets. This episode focuses solely on the relationship, growth with God. Answers the normal questions people have when it concerns God.

Blest is joined by an anonymous cohost. They discuss on struggles of being plus sized If you love this podcast leave a review and a rating once your done.

Blest is joined with not one but two cohosts because this relationship matter na all hands on deck. They narrate personal experiences and answer hot questions about their pasts

Blest gets chatty. She speaks on the growth of the podcast this past weeks and gave a behind the scene of her podcast journey and answers questions relating to it.

Blest gets a title more heartfelt in this conversation, as she speaks lightly on a woman's struggle

Blest is joined back in the studio with Blessing and they give a more indepth description of being young and Nigerian. This episode dives into the young Nigerian mind. 

Blest along side her guest co-host speak on what it means to be young and Nigerian, and the problems young people face today.