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The HSM TribeCastDiversity In the Mud: Getting Representation for Muslim Women RightWhat does real diversity look like in media, tech, and otherexclusive spaces for minorities? Who gets to decide their story? Aisha Salaudeen, award-winning journalist and storytellerunpacks the intersection of representation, tokenism, and identity politics in culture, work spaces and within faith.If you’ve ever felt torn between visibility and being misunderstood or you’ve shrunk yourself to make others comfortable, this conversation is for you.#diversityandinclusion #femalerepresentation#Muslimnarrative #racism #Islamophobia #tokenism #inclusiveworkspacesDon’t forget to subscribe here and connect with @thehsmtribe on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.2025-07-2544 min
The HSM TribeCastDiversity in the Mud: Getting Representation for Muslim Women RightWhat does real diversity look like in media, tech, and Muslim spaces and who gets to decide? We sit down with Aisha Salaudeen, award-winning journalist and storyteller to unpack the messy layers of representation, tokenism, and identity politics in our institutions and online discourse.If you’ve ever felt torn between visibility and being misunderstood or you’ve questioned what it really means to create space for everyone, this conversation is for you.#diversityandinclusion #femalerepresentation #Muslimnarrative #racism #Islamophobia #tokenism #inclusiveworkspaces Don’t forget to subscribe here and connect with @thehsmtribe on Ins...2025-07-2044 min
I Like GirlsMore women in power, please!In the final episode of this series, we explore various ways, big or small, to support and encourage women's participation in politics in Nigeria. Through the voices of experts Solape Sonuga and Maryam Mairo Ibrahim, we learn how to create a level playing field for women in political leadership and what the future holds for women in elections.2024-03-2232 min
I Like GirlsI can run for office, but I can't run for officeIn 2018, Nigerian lawyer and politician Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan publicly announced her intentions to run for a seat in the Nigerian Senate, representing the people of Kogi Central. What began as a journey to advocate for laws favoring industrialization in the country led to years of political intimidation, gender bias, and violence for her.This episode explores Natasha's turbulent journey to becoming Kogi State's first woman senator. It also sheds light on how Nigeria's constitution grants women the right to run for office, but in reality, the experience is painful and difficult.To get inside information about...2024-03-1533 min
I Like GirlsMy name is Sewuese BemIn Nigeria, the experience of running for office is vastly different for women compared to their male counterparts. Women often have to contend with prejudice and stereotypes that question their ability to lead. In this episode, we explore the history of women in politics and governance in Nigeria before democracy, as well as the current landscape and barriers for women, through insights from Solape Sonuga, Policy and Strategic Partnerships Manager at ElectHer. Additionally, through the story of Benue State politician, Sewuese Bem, we explore what it's like for a young woman vying for space in the political...2024-03-0843 min
I Like GirlsMarch is about women in politics and governanceI Like Girls returns on March 8 with a limited series focusing on Nigerian women in politics and governance. We feature stories about the experiences of women in politics in Africa's most populous nation, the challenges they face when running for office, and discussions on how to support women seeking roles in the political arena.Sign up for our newsletter here to get behind-the-scenes information you won’t hear on the podcast.2024-03-0802 min
I Like GirlsThe Medication Didn't Treat Me WellWhen she turned 20, South African youtuber, entrepreneur and student, Zinhle Mnguni, was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Before her diagnosis, she spent a significant part of her life dealing with symptoms she didn’t understand. In this episode, she talks about what it’s like living with a mental health disorder, and how she is able to work through hard days.Through her story, we learn the importance of mental awareness as well as how to help loved ones who may be struggling mentally.Zinhle’s Youtube channel:here. -To get behind-the-scenes information about...2023-09-1247 min
I Like GirlsLegally BlondeFike Odulaja spent a significant part of her life studying and preparing to be a lawyer. But when she started practicing at the age of 23, she realized that the profession wasn’t for her. She made the difficult decision to quit and start from scratch, crafting a new path for herself. In this episode, she opens up about her new beginnings and what it took for her to reinvent herself in a new field - product management. Through her story, we learn about the power of self-discovery and how, as women, it’s okay to carve out new career path...2023-09-0539 min
I Like GirlsThat's My BestfriendSimi and Nma are best friends in a long-distance friendship. Despite not having seen each other in person since 2019, their bond remains as unbreakable as ever. In this episode, they discuss meeting each other in university, growing into becoming best friends and how they navigate being thousands of kilometers apart. Through their inspiring story, we gain insight into the profound significance of female friendships and the powerful role women play in supporting one another.-To get behind-the-scenes information about every episode, subscribe to our spam-free newsletter here. 2023-08-2934 min
I Like GirlsThat's Not My NameAcross the globe, many women adopt their husband's surname post-marriage. In Nigeria, there's no legal obligation to do this, but it remains standard practice. However, a growing number of women are challenging this norm and sticking by their birthnames even after marriage.Nigerian artist, entrepreneur and designer, Damilola Marcus is one of them. In this episode, opens up about how her name is an integral part of her identity and shares some thoughts on the tradition of changing names post-marriage. She also discusses the pushback she sometimes gets for choosing to retain her birth name. -...2023-08-2238 min
I Like GirlsOnce Upon My Little Blue DressIn November 2022, after almost two years of dealing with pockets of targeted harassment on social media, Zippie Githaiga, aka Spicy, chose to log off from her social media accounts. The Kenyan producer and radio presenter had been subjected to cyberbullying by bloggers and social media users due to her choice of wearing a short blue dress during one of her radio interviews.In this episode, Spicy discusses the impact that this experience had on her as well as how she managed to find solace amidst the deluge of hurtful comments. She also addresses the societal tendency to...2023-08-1529 min
I Like GirlsLet's Talk About This Marriage ThingBritish-Nigerian aesthetician, Maxymilia’s life was significantly shaped by her Nigerian parents' decisions. Throughout her childhood, she found herself obliged to conform to her parent's wishes, leaving little room to express her own desires. In this episode, Maxymilia opens up about how her upbringing profoundly influenced her educational, career, and relationship choices. Particularly, she discusses her initial struggles with the concept of marriage due to the lasting impact of her parent's influence, as well as her journey of healing and growth from those experiences. -To get behind-the-scenes information about every episode, subscribe to our spam-free newsletter he...2023-08-0827 min
I Like GirlsI Am Not MommyIn African societies, becoming a mother is considered standard practice, as many women choose to get married and have children. But what happens when you decide not to? In this episode, Nigerian Public Health Specialist, Chizo, openly talks about her decision to be childfree. She talks about witnessing the risks of pregnancy firsthand, which contributed to her choice, as well as realizing that raising children was not aligned with her long-term aspirations. She also discusses how, despite societal expectations, she has found peace and contentment with her decision not to have children.-To...2023-08-0125 min
I Like GirlsI Am MommyBecoming a mother is a life-long journey that transforms the course of one's life. It’s a road paved with an abundance of love, sacrifice, and responsibility. In this heartfelt episode, we dig into the story of Motunrayo Oladeji, a Nigerian Communications Manager, who discusses the impact of having a child. Motunrayo candidly narrates her experiences with pregnancy, giving birth, and the ongoing process of discovering the best ways to nurture her little one.-To get behind-the-scenes information about every episode, subscribe to our spam-free newsletter here. 2023-07-2536 min
I Like GirlsNavigating PCOSPolycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a medical condition that impacts the functioning of a woman's ovaries. It is a lifelong condition that comes with symptoms such as irregular periods, ovarian cysts, and an excess of male hormones.In this episode, we dig into the experiences of Courtney Daniella Boateng, a British-Ghanaian entrepreneur and women’s wellness advocate, to shed light on PCOS and its unique manifestations in African women. Courtney candidly shares her personal journey and how she has managed to lead a healthy and joyful lifestyle despite her diagnosis.-To get behind-the-scenes information ab...2023-07-1839 min
Road to 30Because it's Light ft Aisha Salaudeen2023-07-171h 45
I Like GirlsYou Can't Shame The ShamelessNigerian nursing student Temitope Fatima has pursued multiple careers throughout her professional journey. She has held positions as an associate writer, teacher, social media manager, communications advisor, and most recently, a healthcare support worker. In this episode, she shares her experiences of constantly navigating various jobs and explains why it is important for her to explore as many roles as possible until she discovers what truly brings her fulfilment. What are the consequences of frequently switching careers? What are the gains and losses involved? Through Fatima's journey, we gain insight into the process of reinventing oneself as a woman...2023-07-1129 min
I Like GirlsDiary Of A First-Born DaughterWhat are the consequences of being the first-born daughter in an African home? It often means having more chores and responsibilities, as well as the task of setting a good example for your siblings. In some cases, it also entails taking on the role of an unofficial parent. In this episode, we dig into the experiences of Anita Eboigbe, a Nigerian Media Operations Lead, as she shares her story of being the firstborn daughter in a Nigerian home. -To get behind-the-scenes information about every episode, subscribe to our spam-free newsletter here. 2023-07-0431 min
I Like GirlsJuly 4th is about consequenceSeason 3 of I Like Girls is about consequence. It digs into how the choices and decisions women make, whether significant or minor, lead to inevitable outcomes that are unique to our gender. Through the real-life experiences of multiple women across Africa, we showcase how the seemingly arbitrary choices we make as women can have far-reaching and inescapable consequences. We’ll bring you new episodes every Tuesday, starting July 4th. Sign up for our newsletter here to get behind-the-scenes information you won’t hear on the podcast. 2023-06-2801 min
Into The Podverse: Innovation, Challenges & OpportunitiesEmpowering Voices through Editing With Lady ToluuMeet Tolulope Soile, a podcast editor based in Lagos, Nigeria. In this interview, Tolulope shares her journey into the podcast editing industry, the unique challenges she faces as a Nigerian female editor, and the most memorable podcasts she has worked on. She also offers insights into her editing process, the tools and techniques she finds most useful, and advice for anyone interested in becoming a podcast editor. Get ready to be inspired by Tolulope's passion for her craft and her determination to succeed in a highly competitive industry.The African Podcast and Voice Awards (APVA) 2023 is now...2023-05-0221 min
I Too SabiSplitting Bills With My Wife Ft Fu'ad LawalWho decides how bills should be split in a marriage? Should couples have joint accounts? All these questions and more are answered in this season finale featuring two-time guest Fu'ad Lawal. He joins SwitOpe and Chidi to discuss money matters in a marriage and shares tips from his personal experiences. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2023-04-1253 min
I Too SabiMy Partner Makes Fun Of MeWhat if you find out your partner is cheating on you on your wedding day? How do you deal with a spouse who constantly makes fun of you? In this week’s episode, SwitOpe and Chydee decide to play a very interesting game of ’Scenarios,' where they answer all kinds of fun and thought-provoking scenario-based questions about relationships. Join the duo as they break down various complex hypothetical questions. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twit...2023-04-0534 min
I Too SabiI Think I Just Saw A GhostAre ghosts real? How does one know that they've seen a ghost? What does it even mean to see one? In other to find answers to these questions and more, SwitOpe and Chyddee delve into the world of spirits and supernatural beings. They speak to experts as well as share documented stories of people seeing ghosts. In the end, they discover that these questions are not that simple to answer.- To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter...2023-03-2931 min
I Too SabiMy Husband's Side Chick is Taunting Me Ft Amaka Chika MbonuTwo’s company & three’s a crowd, so, how do you handle your husband’s side chick taunting you on social media? This week, host SwitOpe is joined by certified couples’ counsellor and cognitive behavioural therapist, Amaka Chika Mbonu. They talk about dealing with infertility in marriage, side chicks as well as litigation when a marriage goes sour.-To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2023-03-1531 min
I Too SabiThe Road To Blow FT ElozonamBeing in the public eye is fantastic, but it also comes with its own set of challenges - the work/life balance struggle, dealing with negative press, adjusting your lifestyle etc. In this episode, host SwitOpe is joined by Nigerian content creator, music artiste and actor, Elozonam Ogbolu. The duo discuss the ups and downs of being famous as well as share some hacks on how to deal with scrutiny from fans. Elozonam also talks about his many talents and his time in the Big Brother Africa house. -To send in your questions and comments, drop...2023-03-0837 min
I Too SabiMy Family Keeps Asking Me For Money ft ObyIn many African families, members who have attained a certain level of success are expected to provide financial support to less financially secure family members. This is known as Black Tax. Black tax can be useful to help families become financially stable, but at what point does it become exploitation?In this episode, our hosts are joined by content creator and entrepreneur, Oby. They discuss the impact of black tax and how to create boundaries between family members who constantly demand black tax, where necessary. - To send in your questions and comments...2023-03-0248 min
I Too SabiYour Vote Counts ft Falz The Bahd GuyIn this episode, SwitOpe and Chyddee are joined by entertainer and activist, Falz aka Falz the Bahd Guy. The trio talk about Nigeria's upcoming elections, the performance of the current administration and why it is important to vote. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram.2023-02-2252 min
I Too SabiMy Friend Is Dating My Ex Ft Olori Of LagosIs it okay for a friend to date your ex? Are there scenarios where it would be problematic to do so?In this episode, our hosts are joined by Oyindamola Abatan aka The Olori of Lagos. They debate dating among friends and how it can sometimes get complex.-To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2023-02-1539 min
I Too SabiI Don't Want To Go For NYSC ft Queen RaffyIs Nigeria’s one-year compulsory youth service useful? Has it achieved its purpose of unifying the country?In this episode, our hosts, SwitOpe and Chidi are joined by podcaster, Queen Raffy. The trio chat about their NYSC experience as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the service. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2023-02-0855 min
I Too SabiMy Boyfriend Won’t Let Me Check His PhoneIs it okay to check your partner’s phone or is that an invasion of privacy? In this episode, our hosts, SwitOpe and Chidi discuss the advantages as well as the disadvantages of giving a partner access to one’s private details. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2023-02-0140 min
I Too SabiContent Creation Is Showing Me Shege Ft Jay On AirWhat are the best practices for content creation? How does a newbie break into the space?In this episode, our hosts, Chydee and SwitOpe are joined by the super-talented Jay On Air to discuss tips for creating all kinds of content online. Jay On Air also shares information about his journey into content creation and how he overcomes the challenges that come with it. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, Y...2023-01-2545 min
I Too SabiAll My Friends Are Richer Than Me Ft Fu'ad LawalHow do you navigate a friend group where you earn significantly less than your peers? In this episode, the hosts SwitOpe and Chydee invite guest, Fu’ad Lawal to speak about class anxiety and how it can manifest in friendships. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2023-01-1850 min
I Too SabiI Think I'm In Love With My Best Friend ft Dwin The StoicCan best friends of the opposite sex remain platonic? What happens when you fall in love with your best friend? In this episode, SwitOpe, Chydee and their guest, Edwin Madu aka Dwin The Stoic, try to answer these questions and more. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2023-01-1152 min
I Too SabiI've Never Had An Orgasm Ft Hausa ChocolateData shows that women orgasm less in comparison to their male counterparts. In this episode, SwitOpe and Chydee alongside their guest Leema Mason aka Hausa Chocolate explore a variety of reasons responsible for fewer orgasms in women. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2023-01-041h 33
I Too SabiI Want To JapaIn the last decade, thousands of Nigerians have emigrated to other parts of the world. In this episode, SwitOpe and Chydee explore why many young Nigerians are leaving the country.-To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2022-12-281h 04
I Too SabiKayan Mata: Not The Jazz You ThinkKayan Mata is largely misunderstood to be black magic or jazz. In this episode, SwitOpe and Chydee, alongside their producer, Nana Aisha Salaudeen, explore this world of aphrodisiacs and break down what Kayan Mata really is.-To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2022-12-2143 min
Life in BrownWhat I've Learnt While Creating Content This YearAs someone who creates content on this podcast, on Instagram and in a newsletter, it can be challenging to decide what content sits best on each platform. I talk about:Why I chose these platformsWhat I've learnt about content creationThe advice I received from a journalist and podcast producer - Aisha Salaudeen who was a previous guest on this podcastSubscribe to the newsletter for podcast updates and TV, podcast and book recommendations - rayo.substack.com I would love to hear from you! Share your thoughts or feedback...2022-12-2108 min
I Too SabiI Hate Dating In LagosWhy is dating in Lagos an extreme sport? In this episode, SwitOpe and Chydee, alongside their guest Dami Bankole, break down why finding a partner in big cities like Lagos can sometimes get complex. -To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2022-12-1453 min
I Too SabiWho Stole My Penis?In this premiere episode of the I Too Sabi podcast, hosts SwitOpe and Chydee break down the popular concept of “penis snatching,” where Nigerian men find that their private parts are “missing” - Is this real? If yes, how does it happen?-To send in your questions and comments, drop a message through this link. You can also reach out on our social media pages - Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. 2022-12-0748 min
Road to 30 PodcastBecause it's Light ft Aisha SalaudeenIn this episode, we are joined by Aisha Salaudeen of the I Like Girls Pod and we discuss internet misconceptions, boring lives, hosting podcasts, power issues in Nigeria, and the reality of getting older. We look at certain realizations we have with age in terms of money, friendships, and life in general.
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I Too SabiIntroducing 'I Too Sabi'This is a fun and conversational podcast focused on researching and answering all your curious questions. Every week, 'I Too Sabi' will be your partner in finding answers to the questions you have piled up - no matter how crazy or unexpected. The first episode drops on December 7th, 2022.2022-11-1001 minLife in BrownWorking in Journalism and Building a Podcast Production Company in Nigeria with Aisha SalaudeenAisha Salaudeen is an award-winning journalist, storyteller and TV and podcast producer. She produces the I Like Girls podcast, a storytelling podcast about the experiences of African women.In this episode, she shares:How she got interested in working in the media industry - 01:34How she started freelancing - 04:04What made her start a podcast - 08:24How she gained funding to produce her podcast - 10:40The challenges of growing a podcast - 12:50What keeps her going despite the obstacles - 14:25How she found the team that she works with on her podcast - 16:10Her advice to p...2022-10-0532 min
I Like GirlsMaking the magic happenIn this episode finale hosted primarily by Mo Isu, the I Like Girls team takes you behind the curtain to see how we make magic - produce the podcast. We also share how each of the stories we’ve covered has resonated with us over the past year. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-09-2721 min
I Like GirlsKayan MataKayan Mata is the general name for natural aphrodisiacs originating from the North of Nigeria. These sex enhancers have existed for centuries and are often used to prep brides for marriage as they step into their sexual awakening. In this episode, we explore this world of tried and tested aphrodisiacs, as well as unpack Northern Nigeria’s market for sex.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. ...2022-09-2037 min
I Like GirlsSister, SisterIn 2019, Ibifubara and Joanna got to know each other better and eventually grew to become best friends. In this episode about the importance of female friendships, the two women talk about experiencing life together - the good, bad and ugly - as well as being a strong support system for each other. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-09-1334 min
I Like GirlsI lived a double life (rerun)This episode originally aired in August 2021.-Have you ever felt like a secret agent? Living one life that nobody knows about and another that is in the glare of the public? In this episode, we speak to a Nigerian woman, Bisi, who had to live with having a rich but absent father, and a struggling but present mother. Bisi shares her difficult childhood story and how her double life now manifests in her marriage.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get...2022-09-0620 min
I Like GirlsYou're not your traumaThis episode is a profile of Rwandan therapist, activist and motivational speaker, Tabitha Mpamira. Her childhood experiences - being a refugee and discovering psychology - have shaped who she is today. In this episode, she opens up about growing up, and why it is important for her to help young women and girls work through their trauma.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-08-3034 min
I Like GirlsThere's nothing I can't do.This episode is a profile of the public life of young Nigerian entrepreneur and communications specialist, Damilola Odufuwa. She talks about her love for the media, working in crypto and being a champion for women’s rights. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-08-2334 min
I Like GirlsI need more food because I need less foodWhat’s it like eating food to lose food? In this episode, Nigerian programs manager, Karina Karunwi, talks about her complicated relationship with food and her life-long journey of healing from a food disorder. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-08-1644 min
I Like GirlsThis thing called sexWhen Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah turned 30, she co-founded “Adventures from the bedrooms of African women,” an award-winning Ghanaian blog focused on sharing and documenting the experiences of women around sex, intimacy, dating and relationships. Through the blog, Nana is making the sexual pleasure of African women a gender equality priority.In this episode, the writer and feminist speaks about her first interaction with sex and why it’s essential for women and girls to be taught about sex with honesty. She also discusses her new book, “The Sex Lives of African Women: Self-Discovery, Freedom, and Healing...2022-08-0931 min
I Like GirlsThis has no cureWhat’s it like having extreme mood swings that affect the quality of your life?Growing up, Fareeda Abdulkareem experienced constant mood swings. On some days, she was bubbly and full of ideas; on other days, she felt so low that she could not perform mundane tasks. She would later discover that her feelings and symptoms were a result of a condition known as bipolar disorder. Through Fareeda’s story, we learn some of the ways bipolar disorder can present itself, and how she is navigating life with the knowledge of her mental health. ...2022-08-0237 min
I Like GirlsThe Money WomanOluwatosin Olaseinde is the founder of Money Africa, a financial literacy platform that arms people with information on how to save, invest and grow their money. Oluwatosin is well put together now in terms of money management, but she wasn’t always like this. In this episode, she talks about experiencing a financial awakening that pushed her to start taking her finances seriously. Through her story, we learn the importance of money management and what it’s like running a business like hers. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here...2022-07-2632 min
I Like GirlsIt didn't kill me, but...When S.I Ohumu turned 13, she began to experience feelings of loneliness, suicide and anxiety. She would later discover that her symptoms were a result of her mental health; she was diagnosed with depression and anxiety. In this episode about mental health, S.I talks about constantly fighting to stay afloat and the coping mechanisms she employs to do this. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-07-1949 min
I Like GirlsThe 'craziest' woman in UgandaThis episode is a profile of Ugandan feminist and human rights activist - Dr. Stella Nyanzi. Stella has been described as ‘crazy’ for her unconventional methods of activism, which often include nudity and poems laced with sexual innuendoes. Through her story, we learn that there’s no one way to fight for the rights of women and girls. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-07-1251 min
I Like GirlsMs. Latty's Nine LivesMs. Carmen Latty is a Jamaican educator with over 50 years of experience building and developing schools in multiple countries, including Nigeria. She has worked as a teacher, policy advisor, board member and consultant at multiple schools across the globe. In this episode, she speaks about starting small, overcoming many challenges and finally getting to the top of her career. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-07-0538 min
I Like GirlsI tried investing, I got scammedThis is a Piggyvest bonus episode featuring Nigerian law student, Temituope Kekema. In 2021, the law student made some investment choices that led her to lose a significant part of her savings. Through her story, we learn about investments and things to look out for when trying to grow money. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-06-2820 min
Imole“Imole is my baby.”In this final episode of Imole’s Season 1, Pelumi joins the podcast producer, Aisha Salaudeen, to talk about what inspired the podcast and why she cares about mental health, wellness and spirituality. For more information on Imole, follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to our newsletter here to get behind-the-scenes information on every episode, and to stay in the loop of our activities.You can also send fan mail to Pelumi via fanmail@imolethepod.com.2022-06-2341 min
I Like GirlsEverything HurtsThis episode is a profile of the public life of Kenyan LGBTQ activist Marylize Biubwa. Marylize uses her social media accounts to dispel myths about women and the LGBTQ+ community. Growing up, she experienced abuse and was eventually sent out of home after coming out to her family. Since then, she has been a loud advocate for women like her. Donate to Marylize’s fundraiser here: https://tinyurl.com/ygxpy6jv.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Ais...2022-06-2141 minImoleWhat’s It Like Living with PTSD Symptoms?In this episode of Imole, Pelumi brings in the podcast producer, Aisha Salaudeen, to talk about dealing with PTSD symptoms from when she got kidnapped a few years back. For more information on Imole, follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to our newsletter here to get behind-the-scenes information on every episode, and to stay in the loop of our activities.You can also send fan mail to Pelumi via fanmail@imolethepod.com.2022-06-1748 min
I Like GirlsMy Extensions Built This EmpireEver wondered what it takes to be a business owner catering to Africans across the globe? This episode with Nigerian beauty entrepreneur, Oluremi Martins, explores the ups and downs of running a business. Through Oluremi’s journey, we learn the many ways to grow a business and the things that can hinder its success. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-06-1428 min
I Like GirlsMs. LecturerWhat’s academia like for women? In this episode, through the story of a Nigerian Ph.D. candidate and university lecturer, Munyale, we learn about the discrimination, bullying and sexual harassment that African women in academia often face.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-06-0728 min
I Like Girls"I was only 14."When Musu was 14 years old, her family married her off to an older man. As a teenager, she was forced to deal with the consequences of child marriage. Now that she's much older, she shares how she was able to get her life back on track. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-05-3126 min
I Like GirlsThe Adeno StoryIn this episode, Nigerian actor, Nse Ikpe-Etim talks about being diagnosed with adenomyosis, a medical condition that affects the fertility of women. She discusses her journey to healing, and getting a hysterectomy. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-05-2430 min
I Like GirlsI got pregnant, then everything changed10 years ago; Samoina Wangui was thrust into motherhood unprepared. She would later find out that her physical, mental and emotional struggles resulted from a medical condition known as postpartum depression (PPD). In this episode, she talks about dealing with PPD and helping others heal.She also talks about starting up a non-profit, postpartum depression Kenya, to help women heal. Reach out to postpartum depression Kenya here: https://www.facebook.com/ppdKE/ To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out w...2022-05-1750 min
I Like GirlsInside Life: I bend, I don't breakSeyi Oluyole is a Nigerian teacher, dancer and screenwriter. In this episode, she speaks to host, Aisha Salaudeen about surviving an abusive marriage. She also talks about walking out of the marriage and how she's coping with the aftermath of it. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information on every episode and find out what the rest of the team is up to. 2022-05-1036 min
I Like GirlsOn May 10th, it's all about hopeSeason 2 of I Like Girls is all about hope and survival. Through the experiences of African women who have overcome various challenges in their daily lives, we document stories about finding light at the end of the tunnel.We’ll bring you new episodes every Tuesday, starting May 10th. Sign up for our newsletter here to get behind-the-scenes information you won’t hear on the podcast. 2022-05-0201 min
Africa DailyCan Africa win the music streaming battle?Taking your music everywhere has never been this easy. Music streaming is now a multi-billion dollar industry – and African start-ups want in on the action. After all, in a continent where most people are under 25, the potential for new subscribers seems huge. But can they make it?This episode was first released on 23 July 2021.Host: Alan Kasujja (@Kasujja on Twitter)
Guests: Nana-Aisha Salaudeen, Nigerian journalist; Tendai Madziwanyika, CEO of Gateway Stream App.#AfricaDaily2022-01-2714 min
I Like GirlsMean Girls?Have you ever heard of the “angry black woman”? It’s a stereotype that portrays black women as naturally angry, ill-tempered, and sassy. In many cases, the stereotype is used to describe women who are bold and assertive. This episode features two women -- Nelisa and Janice. They tell us about being labeled “angry” and “mean” for being assertive and confident in course of doing their work. We also learn the many tricks both women use to cope with being stereotyped for simply doing their jobs.2021-10-1231 min
I Like GirlsThis is unfairThe world is full of many firsts. The first time you walked as a child, the first time you earned money as a college graduate, or if you’re a woman, the first time you clocked that the world is prejudiced towards people like you.This episode explores the stories of two women -- Yasmin Abdel-Magied and Ndiilo Nthengwe. Both women tell us about the first time they experienced discrimination as a result of their gender.2021-10-0542 min
I Like GirlsWoman EnoughFor the past few weeks, we’ve focused on the struggles of African women and how life impacts them differently. But what happens when society doesn’t even see you as a woman? In this episode, we speak to a trans-woman, Sabs, who is navigating womanhood in a society that doesn’t like her for being her true, authentic self.2021-09-2832 min
I Like GirlsThe internet told me soIn today’s world, women often find that they are expected to look, dress or act a certain way to be accepted by society as beautiful. This episode is about two women -- Aisha and Esinet. Aisha was bullied for her body as a child, and Esinet for her skin color. Both women share their experiences dealing with a society that does not consider them attractive.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. 2021-09-2138 min
I Like GirlsBut...you're religiousIn conservative and/or religious African societies, many people find feminism controversial. Some religious scriptures have verses that ratify gender roles and imply that men and women are not equal. As a result, some people believe that feminism is incompatible with religion.In this episode, we speak to two Nigerian women who are religious and feminist, and we explore how they were able to reconcile these two seemingly opposite ideologies.2021-09-1444 min
I Like GirlsI can't rent the apartment I wantIn Nigeria, many property owners refuse to rent out their apartments to single women. In this episode, we explore the bizarre notion that women who are unmarried should not be living alone without male guidance.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here.2021-09-0723 min
I Like Girls"I lived a double life"Have you ever felt like a secret agent? Living one life that nobody knows about, and another that is at the glare of the public? In this episode, we speak to a Nigerian woman who had to live with having a rich but absent father, and a struggling but present mother. Bisi shares her difficult childhood story and how her double life now manifests in her marriage.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. 2021-08-3119 min
I Like GirlsInvisible womenHave you ever felt invisible? Pushed to the side like you don’t matter? As a result of gender inequality and patriarchy, many women have felt this way. In this episode, we speak with two women forced to deal with invisibility as a result of racism, misogyny, and Islamophobia.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here.2021-08-2420 min
I Like GirlsThis F WordWhat does feminism mean to you?Google says feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of equality of the sexes. But many women define their feminism differently -- based on religion, location, or life experiences. In this episode, we explore the different experiences that shape two women’s feminism.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here.2021-08-1728 min
I Like GirlsOMG! My doctor thinks I'm exaggerating.What happens when your doctor thinks you’re exaggerating your symptoms?In this episode, we explore medical gaslighting (a situation where doctors dismiss their patient’s symptoms) and how it impacted the health and livelihood of two Nigerian women. To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here.2021-08-1025 min
Bants To The Bone2.6: Producer's Cut (Ft. Aisha Salaudeen)We're back with another special guest, Aisha Salaudeen. Aisha is a journalist and TV producer, she shares her journey into Journalism, picking your career as a Nigerian kid between vibes, Medicine and Engineering, and a host of other topics.
Follow us on Instagram: @Bantstothebone @nanasalaudeen @idris_a @uruemu.a2021-08-0658 min
I Like GirlsIntroducing 'I Like Girls.'This is a show about African women, and the different experiences life throws at them for being women. Every week, 'I Like Girls' will share stories that take you on a journey into the unanticipated ways life impacts women. The first episode drops on August 10. Subscribe to our newsletter here to be the first to know when the episode drops. 2021-07-2802 minAfrica DailyCan Africa win the music streaming battle?Taking your music everywhere has never been this easy. Music streaming is now a multi-billion dollar industry – and African start-ups want in on the action. After all, in a continent where most people are under 25, the potential for new subscribers seems huge. But can they make it?Host: Alan Kasujja (@Kasujja on Twitter)
Guests: Nana-Aisha Salaudeen, Nigerian journalist; Tendai Madziwanyika, CEO of Gateway Stream App.#AfricaDaily2021-07-2314 min
The Inverted Wingback PodcastThe One with Tuchel trumping Pep, scary Chelsea fans & Pochettino + Okafor’s LawCongratulations to Chelsea for getting a second Champions League trophy. The season finale had the guys hosting two Chelsea fans (@sheyejinkazama & @Ndirpaya) who brought some interesting insight after the final but also turned the episode pretty much upside down, closing the season out with a bang. There were harsh words for Pep Guardiola, props for Ngolo Kante and Samaila’s Ibadan family made a return as well. Some attention was cast on all the empty dugouts across Europe with a debate on two middling English strikers.
Part One: Pep blunders, Tuchel’s selection, Kante v Gundogan/Sterling v Ha...2021-06-011h 14The Inverted Wingback PodcastThe One with Lewandowski, Suarez and the Water-Paper IndexThis episode features chat about Atletico Madrid usurping the Big Two in Spain, Lewandowski’s record-breaking season and of course the Top 4 drama in England. Sam gets a new nickname while Peter asks him to explain a new hierarchical structure for processes on the white throne. To conclude, an interesting rap debate ensues on this one too!
Part One: Liverpool to 3rd, Leicester choking, Atletico giant-killing, clutch Suarez (00:00 - 23:44)
Part Two: Lewandowski, Pep/Jose finals records, exiting European gaffers (24:55 - 44:48)
Part Three: Champions League + Europa League preview (45:32 - end)
Links: This is Uncomfortable ep...2021-05-241h 01
This Is UncomfortableI need more money because I need more moneyGrowing up, Aisha Salaudeen always considered herself middle-class. But when she turned 132021-05-2303 min
This Is UncomfortableI need more money because I need more moneyGrowing up, Aisha Salaudeen always considered herself middle-class. But when she turned 13, her parents sent her to boarding school in Lagos, Nigeria, where her classmates talked about the designer shoes they bought in France, the mansions they lived in and the international vacations they had been on. This week, we take a deep dive into Aisha’s past to understand why she can’t seem to kick her financial anxiety.For even more “This Is Uncomfortable,” subscribe to our newsletter. It’s exclusively for our email list, so don’t wait! In case you missed it, here’s the la...2021-05-2027 min
The Skiffy and Fanty Show410. 3 African Short Films (or, Hey, It’s African SF!) — At the MoviesNew years, new shiny, and memories, oh my! Shaun Duke and Jen Zink dive into the exciding world of African short films with a look at three exciting projects from the last decade-ish — Afronauts (2017), Z: The Beginning (2019), and Pumzi (2009). Together, they explore their themes of dystopia and hope, their treatment of African culture and familiar ideas from SF, and just what makes these films so special! Thanks for listening. We hope you enjoy the episode! Show Notes: Send us your comments, questions, and suggestions! Afronauts (2014) “Afronauts — Zambia’s Space Program” by Flavia Ferrucci (Good Short Films) Z: The Beginning (2019) “These Nigerian kid...2021-02-0344 min
The Skiffy and Fanty Show410. 3 African Short Films (or, Hey, It’s African SF!) — At the MoviesNew years, new shiny, and memories, oh my! Shaun Duke and Jen Zink dive into the exciding world of African short films with a look at three exciting projects from the last decade-ish — Afronauts (2017), Z: The Beginning (2019), and Pumzi (2009). Together, they explore their themes of dystopia and hope, their treatment of African culture and familiar ideas from SF, and just what makes these films so special! Thanks for listening. We hope you enjoy the episode! Show Notes: Send us your comments, questions, and suggestions! Afronauts (2014) “Afronauts — Zambia’s Space Program” by Flavia Ferrucci (Good Short Films) Z: The Beginning (2019) “These Nigerian kid...2021-02-0344 min