In this After Hours episode, we lunge deep into the Makiverse, unpacking the brouhaha that captured Twitter’s attention for weeks.
We break down the major characters at the center of the story and explore why it resonated so strongly across social media.
Beyond the drama, we reflect on the broader lesson: the folly of not extending grace, and what this says about our digital culture today.
Join us for a candid conversation that blends storytelling, reflection, and insight.
In this festive episode, we waltz into the Christmas season and the vibrant energy of Detty December.
We explore how the Lagos economy intertwines with the celebrations, offering unique insights into the city’s pulse during the holidays.
As the year winds down, we reflect on what it means to end on a high note, both personally and collectively.
To wrap things up, we share our thoughts on the timeless lyrics from Passenger: “Life is for the living, so live it.”
In this After Hours episode, we reflect on work and how swiftly the year has flown by.
With tech as our favorite pastime, we talk about the kinds of companies that capture our curiosity and spark our interest.
We then shift gears to tackle subjects often considered taboo, pre-marital sex and cohabiting, bringing honesty and openness to the conversation.
Join us for a candid discussion that’s equal parts insightful, entertaining, and unapologetic.
This episode is soundtracked by the timeless classic Olomi Gbo Temi from Chief Ebenezer Obey.
In this episode, we shine a spotlight on men and the importance of celebrating them.
We explore what masculinity means in the 21st century, examining how the role of men has evolved and the expectations society places upon them.
We also discuss the question Is the modern man weak? We examine cultural perceptions, societal pressures, and the shifting definitions of strength in today’s world.
The conversation emphasizes the vital connection between men’s well-being and the health of society as a whole—because when men thrive, communities thrive.
In this episode, we reflect on how the year unfolded, both in our personal lives and for the podcast itself.
We dive into our Spotify for Creators Wrapped, celebrating the incredible growth and milestones we achieved this year.
Looking ahead, we share our vision and exciting plans for the year to come, giving listeners a glimpse of what’s next for the show.
In After Hours this episode, we celebrate the remarkable growth of the podcast
Josh’s unforgettable journey along the West African coast, with Ghana taking center stage is our focal point.
From the vibrant culture and rich landscape to the mouthwatering cuisine, Josh paints a vivid picture of life in the region.
He reflects on the breathtaking coastline, the symbolic importance of Independence Square, and the striking contrasts in infrastructure between Nigeria and Ghana.
Of course, no trip would be complete without tackling the legendary Jollof rice debate, as culinary traditions spark lively conversation.
We wrap up with fascinating fun facts about Ghana’s history, heritage, and key exports.
In this episode, we explore the vital role of nuance in today’s conversations.
We begin by examining how social media has reshaped public discourse, highlighting the rise of performative certainty, the algorithms that reward outrage, and the psychology behind absolutist thinking.
We then unpack the collapse of context, the commodification of outrage, and the emotional pull of spectacle-driven debates.
Finally, we turn to solutions—how we can reclaim nuance by cultivating intellectual humility and embracing constructive disagreement.
In this episode of the Perspective Podcast,
Josh takes the lead as we discuss the complexities of free speech.
We explore its historical context, the role of truth, and the impact of social media and big tech on expression.
We also talk about the balance between protecting free speech and combating misinformation, we emphasize the need for open dialogue and the importance of context in discussions about speech.
The conversation culminates in a vision for defending free speech in 2025, we advocate for responsible discourse and the necessity of consensus in navigating the challenges of modern communication.
Join us on After Hours with Perspective Podcast as we jump into the ultimate music streaming showdown: Spotify vs Apple Music. Josh is rooting for Apple Music, while Emma is on team Spotify.
We'll discuss the pros and cons of each platform, from sound quality to discovery features.
We'll also touch on our Candid Movie Club, explore the nuances of liberalism and conservatism, and examine puritan culture.
King Sunny Ade's 'Appreciation' from his album Seven Degrees North sets the tone for this engaging conversation.
NB: As of recording, Spotify's Lossless feature had not yet rolled out, but it's worth mentioning that they've since launched it in select markets, offering Premium users CD-quality audio!
Join us for another thought-provoking episode of After Hours with Perspective Podcast as we get into discussions on freedom and autonomy, respecting authority, critical thinking, and curiosity.
We also explore the dynamics of family and raising kids.
This episode is soundtracked by Phyno's hit track 'Fada Fada' featuring Olamide from his album, The Playmaker.
Join us for another episode of After Hours as we take apart some of Emma's most thought-provoking (or bewilderingly absurd) fake deep takes.
This time, we're exploring the subjective nature of beauty and taking responsibility for our decisions.
Tune in for laughs, debates, and maybe a few epiphanies.
The soundtrack to this episode is Neato C's 5&6 from his Super C Season album, setting the tone for our conversation.
On this episode of the podcast, we talk about the rise of idiocy.
We define the context around the topic and dive into what it entails; lack of critical thinking, ignorance and a deliberate disregard for facts.
We look at the factors exacerbating the Olodo Uprising including; social media and information overload, polarization and echo chambers as well as a decline in trust.
We discuss ways to mitigate this situation by; promoting media literacy, encouraging critical thinking and fostering open- minded dialogue.
In this episode, we tackle the concept of "Ignorance is bliss", we start by questioning its validity.
We explore different viewpoints on Ignorance, pro and against.
We also examine different scenarios where ignorance might be beneficial or harmful.
Finally we summarise the complexities of ignorance and encourage our listeners to reflect.
On this episode of the podcast, we talk about Adulthood.
We start the conversation off with what it means to be an adult.
Then we discuss how to navigate adulthood - social expectations, pursuing passions and goals. We also talk about how Adulthood comes with various challenges - financial responsibilities, work - life balance
Finally we speak about Building relationships and Community as a way to lead a better adult life.
On this after hours episode, Josh tells us the story of the crush he never acted on.
Music is the main theme of this episode, we talk about our love for music and how music is often the soundtrack to our lives.
To round up the conversation, we speak about building a community of people around us and how important that is.
'We go again' by Beautiful Nubia and the Roots Renaissance Band off his Sonso Album is our soundtrack for this episode.
On this episode of the Podcast we speak about the rise and rise of Podcasting, in growth and popularity.
We discuss the staying power of Legacy media and the challenges they face in a digital first world - the changing habits of audiences and its effects on their bottom line.
Finally we examine the pros and cons of Podcasting replacing legacy media.
This is another After hours segment of the podcast.
In this episode, Josh talks about his 14 hours road trip to Akwa-Ibom, he went through about 9 states to get there and had varying experiences in each of them.
One of them had the best roads he had ever seen and others left him wondering what exactly the governments in those places spend their time on.
We highlight the beautiful landscapes in several parts of Nigeria.
Finally we speak about countries we would love to visit around the world.
This episode's soundtrack is Passenger's 'Keep on Walking'
This episode dives into some controversies and hot topics that have nothing to do with the current US President.
In this episode, we tackle; The Jamb debacle and what''s behind the controversy. We also talk about the Crimson wars (The Harvard question), we explore the latest developments and implications. Finally we speak about the UK's white paper on migration and its potential impact on future immigrants to the Island nation.
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on these issues. Share your thoughts and opinions with us!
In this episode, we break down the real art of setting a goal and actually achieving it. Beyond the general hype of ambition lies the often-overlooked grind: defining clear intent, navigating setbacks, and sticking it out when motivation fades. From the initial spark of an idea to the frustrating obstacle course in the middle, and finally to the quiet discipline required to reach the finish line, this episode offers a grounded, no-fluff take on goal-setting in real life. Whether you’re chasing a personal milestone or building something bigger than yourself, this is your blueprint for turning vision into reality.