Send us a text What happens when you walk away from music? Nedu talks about reinvention, losing clients, crying over deleted files, and building Quirky Scope—his new creative studio inspired by Tyler Perry. This episode is about knowing when to pivot, protecting your purpose, and being fearless in your next act. Support the show

Send us a text In this deeply personal episode, YBB—an executive powerhouse—shares what it means to provide as a woman in both boardrooms and personal spaces. From navigating identity and expectations to confronting what’s at stake when you lead from the front, she explores the tension between impact and self-preservation. This conversation unpacks the emotional weight of success, the vulnerability behind leadership, and the beauty of choosing balance without apology. Support the show

Send us a text Ghost from Show Dem Camp gets candid about his journey in music, from touring with 2Face to building Palmwine Fest. He talks about therapy, time management, industry gatekeeping, and staying true to his creative voice. If you’ve ever struggled to find purpose in your passion—this one’s for you. Support the show

Send us a text Serial entrepreneur Ijeoma Okonkwo doesn't hold back in this conversation about financial independence, being married to one of Nigeria's biggest musicians, and building a business empire while raising a family. From shutting down businesses that no longer serve her to moving 82 Nigerian businesses to London for international trade fairs, Ijeoma share the unfiltered truth about doing it all—and why women need to stop apologizing for having their own money 👤 ABOUT IJEOMA OKONK...

Send us a text From auditor to designer, MBN shares how she built a fashion line rooted in faith, integrity, and Lagos excellence. We talk rejection, the grind of pleasing clients, standing firm on your vision, and why corsets might just need to go. An empowering conversation for any creative building with intention. Support the show

Send us a text Godwin Tom gets real about fatherhood, failing more than once, and what it takes to live your dream while juggling the pressures of family and legacy. From marriage confessions to emotional growth, this episode is raw, funny, and deeply relatable. A must-listen for anyone redefining success after setbacks. Support the show

Send us a text Season 2 of Life to a Teee Podcast kicks off with one of our most emotionally honest episodes yet. 🎙 In this conversation, Simi Drey opens up about the realities of motherhood — loving your child deeply but sometimes hating motherhood itself. She shares: ✔️ Why boundaries matter for women and mothers ✔️ Walking away from toxic relationships ✔️ How being misunderstood shaped her journey ✔️ Building generational wealth on her own terms This is motherhood unfiltered — healing, r...

Send us a text Award-winning musician and content creator Alex Duncan shares how he uses music to tell powerful stories. We explore the balance between creativity, authenticity, and purpose, and how creating from a place of truth not only transforms your art but also your life. Support the show

Send us a text Celebrity DJ and event curator DJ Trauma shares his incredible journey from battling imposter syndrome to standing in rooms with Oprah, Tiffany Haddish, and Dave Chappelle. We talk about the price of ambition, recognizing burnout, and why he chose to slow down to save his life. Support the show

Send us a text Join me and Jason Rosario as we dive into the evolving definition of the modern man. We explore the complex realities Black men face in executive spaces, the importance of accountability among men, and the challenges of leadership in today's world. A necessary conversation about growth, healing, and redefining masculinity. Support the show

Send us a text Sex therapist Makando sits with me to unpack how trauma shows up in our bodies. We discuss the importance of somatic awareness, navigating unresolved wounds, and practical tips to realign your body for maximum rest and restoration. A must-watch if you're on a healing journey. Support the show

Send us a text Musical genius Niji Adeleye — jazz artist and band lead for Charlie Puth — joins me to discuss balancing life on and off the stage. We talk about how the entertainment industry can better support jazz musicians, and how to honor your seasons of sowing, growing, and harvest. Support the show