Relatable With Adaora

Introverts, what are they like? Impressions, Beliefs. Join Me as I find out from 6 young introverts, the highs and lows of the introverted lifestyle. #relatablewithadaora #rwapod Twitter: @relatewithadora

Music credit: Pixabay

While the norm is to follow the crowd, it would also be interesting to know what the minority thinks on the issue of Gender Equality. Well, Not everyone is in acceptance of these terms. Listen as two people share their opinions of what is NOT gender equality.

MUSIC CREDITS:

1. Havana Heat by Mood craft

Shutterstock music.

2.  Paradise - AShamaluevMusic

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Budgeting is a very important aspect of money management, especially now. The need to spend without care is high. how can budgeting help us avoid the pitfalls in January, what are some plans we can make of and what tips can help you budget wisely? All these on this episode of relatable with Adaora. Here is an interesting take into the world of budgeting.

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What does the Nigerian culture say about ladies shooting their shots? What are the expectations when the said shot is done? join me as I discuss with 3 beautiful ladies on the issue of Nigerian ladies shooting their shot.

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MUSIC CREDIT

All I need is Summer

MeGusta Music

International Day for the Man, Men's Mental health Month... these are some of the periods set aside for MEN because of some salient issues.

Real men don't cry, Be a man....These and many other statements like it are prevalent in the Nigerian Society, but what about when MAN is tired, now his mental health is questioned. Join me and listen to the varying opinions of 6 Nigerian guys on the issue of mental health.

P.S I am pretty new at editing, so I would love your feedback and comments with regards to both the topic being discussed and where you think I should work on with regards to my editing. Send a message using this WhatsApp link: https://wa.link/mnkd7n

P.P.S I spent close to three weeks editing this episode as the newbie I am, so my mental health should be put into consideration.

Without further ado...

Enjoy the podcast!!

This was an experiment of trying to get my sister to remember 90s shows and no matter how many times she said she was not born in the 90s, I apparently felt I could juggle her memory. I also recorded this episode in one take. Listen and find out how that experience turned out. If you have comments, share them using this WhatsApp link: https://wa.link/4jtvfc

Music:

The Countdown (Loopable) by Dave Deville

Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/8235-the-countdown-loopable-

License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

This is officially the first episode. I decided to broach a conversation that we're not ready to have. It will be named SHE SAID WHAT NOW in an arithmetic progression. Anytime I post an episode with regards to this theme, it will be called SSWN 2, SSWN 3 and so on.

In this episode, I will be discussing the effects of two words on us as youths in the Nigerian living sphere (did you get the joke...you did... you didn't). Moving on, the first word is ten letters, starts with an I and ends with an R, the second word is five letters, starts with an M and ends with an A. now is the time to mentally access your scrabble skills.

see you in the episode.

DISCLAIMER: the joke you will listen to is not hers and she is in no way taking any credit for it.

Precious Adaora.