Truly Talkative

Send us a Text Message.In this episode, we dive into Religion, Mental Health and Family. We explore intentions, forgiveness, healing and restoration and what it means in the clinical world as well as the religious sense of these words. Our guests had so much share. Follow @trulytalkative on Instagram.

Send us a Text Message.On this episode, my guests , Norvisi Sokpe, Alima Bello and Asha Bello and I discuss Sibling Roles, Relationships and Rivalry. We also have our experts Dr Carol and Pastor Nhyira weigh in on this topic.

Send us a Text Message.In this episode, my guests Ewuradwoa Ahwoi, David Quagraine, Khadija Ali and I discuss Self-love and Growth. We also had Dr Carol and Pastor Nhyira, our experts weigh in on this topic and what our guests had to say. 

Send us a Text Message.In this episode, Afua talks about her parents' split and how that affected her outlook on marriage. We also explore themes around religion ie Jehovah's witness, marriage, broken homes, friendship, parenting, mental health etc. Follow @talkative_mom and @trulytalkative on Instagram.

Send us a Text Message.In this episode, Caritas talks about what it was like growing up as an only child, moving around in different communities, living with family, education, her relationship with her dad and why her mum means so much to her.  We discuss themes around fear, self-doubt, abandonment, friendship, relationships, forgiveness and accountability. As a child, Tatas always dimmed her light so others could shine. Today, she is shining her light. Enjoy!Follow me on Instagram @talkative_mom and @trulytalkative

In this episode , we find out about the different layers to Jay. The hard exterior, the soft interior and the story behind it. For people who believe they may not be for everyone, this episode is for you. You will feel seen. For those who easily form opinions of strangers, you will learn a thing or two. Everyone has a story.

In this episode, Vanessa talks about her experience growing up in a blended family and starting her own blended family with her partner. We discuss single motherhood, working in the entertainment industry, bonus parents, step children, etcFollow @talkative_mom and @trulytalkative on Instagram. 

This episode explores themes around gender roles and responsibilities in an African home, favouritism, the school system, kids' exposure and strict parenting. Follow @trulytalkative and @talkative_mom on Instagram

In this episode, Ruth, a young lady born without vitiligo suddenly sees her skin transform and the world viewing her differently. She speaks about her day-to-day life living with a skin condition which worsens with stress, the pressures associated with being a Pastor's child, her relationship with her mother and the negative impact of her viral moment during her sister's wedding and how she dealt with that psychologically and emotionally. Learning To Love Me explores themes around acceptance, depression, standards of beauty and self-acceptance.Follow @truly_talkative and @talkative_mom on Instagram

In this episode, Ewuradwoa ( Radw), the last born of 7 children, talks about her time in Malaysia, her 5-and-a-half-year relationship with her abusive ex-boyfriend and how she made it out. She explains that abuse doesn't always start physical, but can be psychological, emotional, sexual and even spiritual.Follow @trulytalkative and @talkative_mom on Instagram 

In this episode, Khadija sheds light on what it's like co-parenting with her ex-husband while healing from that relationship. We discuss single motherhood, career, ADHD and a whole lot. Follow  @TalkativeMom  and @TrulyTalkative on Instagram.

In this episode,  Kwasi takes us down memory lane of the extent his report card affected his relationship with his perfectionist father at home. He shares the two worlds he had to navigate, rigidity from his dad and flexibility from his mom and how that is evident in his career as a medical professional and his love for the arts which are polar opposites. Follow @trulytalkative and @talkative_mom  on Instagram 

In this episode, Asha & Alima share their unique stories growing up . As the first born , Alima feels she has been parented differently. She is raised to be a good example to her younger siblings , to behave like a "lady" at all times and not allowed to make as many mistakes as her younger siblings. Asha, her younger sibling is a bit more care free and has  been allowed to get away with things she wouldn't have. Today, they have bonded and are extremely protective of each other. The Weight of the first born explores themes around sibling rivalry, favoritism, audacity, growth and family. Don't forget to give this video a thumbs up if you enjoy it. Comment your thoughts and share share share!!!

In this episode we explore 28 years of friendship, her relationship with her sisters and themes around church hurt, name-calling and rejection.

This episode explores what it's like growing up with sickle cell, being born with a condition you have no control over, the stigma and misconceptions and how to live a more mindful fulfilling full life! These tech bros prove you can live, thrive and be successful no matter what life throws at you as long as you have a great support system and are intentional about not putting your kids through the same predicament.