On this Amebo Interlude we discuss (with timestamps):- Attacks in Plateau State in December (5:20 - 10:49)- The Alaska Air Incident (11:20 - 23:33)- Nigerian International Student Killed By Police In Winnipeg (23:34 - 27:41)- Emeka Ike and his ex wife (27:42 - 38:41)- Much ado about Debbie (38:42 - 1:02:29)- Halle Bailey announces baby boy (1:02:38 - 1:08:50)Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, we discuss Imanma's adventures in Lagos.Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss (with timestamps): - Seasonal depression and missing Nigeria (5:46 - 15:23) - The conflicts going on in the world and what we can do about it (15:24 - 26:38) If you're in the west and you're looking for how to help, check out this website: https://ceasefiretoday.com/ - Keke Palmer filing a restraining order from her ex (28:53 - 48:38). There's a trigger warning here because we talk a lot about physical abuse so you can skip to the next timestamp if you rather not hear details on this. - The Lori Harvey/Damson Idris Breakup (48:39 - 1:01:00) - Our question of the week (1:01:00 - 1:18:35) Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials Website: www.africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode, we are joined by Ebby Weyime to explore the decision to be childless as an African. You can find Ebby on Instagram @the_grace_cup and @thechildfreeafrican, and on TikTok @TheChildfreeAfrican + Gracecup

Today, on our annual Independence Day episode, we reflect on what has happened in Nigeria over the last year and end with some Nigerian trivia. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode, we are joined by historian, artist and popular TikToker, Tayo Bello, who helps to paint a picture of what the Yorubaland was like in pre-colonial times; the historical context, socio-political structure, traditional religious beliefs etc. You can find Tayo @batoinspiration on TikTok, YouTube, IG and Facebook

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss (with timestamps): - BBNaija All Stars (7:40 - 29:52) - Netflix's The Ultimatum (29:53 - 31:57) - Keke Palmer kee-keein with her "ex" on IG live (31:58 - 45:23) - Burna Boy's statement on Afrobeats (49:58 - 1:09:04) - Our question of the week (1:09:04 - 1:26:09) Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials Website: www.africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode, we are joined by our guest, Alaina, to discuss the ins and outs of being a person with albinism. Check out Alaina's IG and TikTok @lainatopia Also, here are a couple of organizations focused on supporting people with Albinism in African countries: africaalbinismnetwork.org/about/ www.underthesamesun.com/ www.advantageafrica.org/improving-the…th-albinism-1

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - The winners of Love Island UK summer 2023 - BBNaija All Stars - Dating people in Nigeria that would not want to move - Being set up by older people - Tinubu's ministerial list - The Niger coup - Twitter's name change - The Precious Gaza bone marrow fundraising Scandal - Our question of the week Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials Website: www.africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode we are joined by Abimisola and Malik from The Japa Diaries Podcast to discuss our "japa" stories. "Japa" is a Yoruba word that means to run away, or to flee, and it's become a shorthand way for young Nigerians to say they're leaving their home country to look for opportunities abroad. You can find The Japa Diaries Podcast on IG and TikTok @japa.diaries

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - Nigeria's new 1000 naira per year Vehicle Proof Of Ownership payments - Nigerians going wild attempting to break Guinness World Records - The Ojude Oba festival - Davido’s cheating scandal Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials Website: www.africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode we are joined by a guest, Emmanuel, to discuss the differences in the socialization of boys and girls. Time stamps: 1:23 – How our weeks have been. 11:03 – We discuss the Titan submersible. 20:32 – We get into the topic Emmanuel is a host on For Yarns Only. Follow their podcast on Twitter @ForYarns and on Instagram @ ForYarnsOnly Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials. Website: www.africalypsopodcast.com

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - Poor air quality in Canada and the US caused by the wildfires - Tinubu sworn in as President of Nigeria - Fuel subsidy removal - The Nigeria Air scam - Annie Idibia and 2Face on Young, Famous & African - The groom that was texting while walking down the aisle - Our question of the week Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials Website: www.africalypsopodcast.com

We're back for another season! On this episode, we reflect on the ways we've changed since we started the podcast. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

On this episode, we discuss how friendships change as we age and making new friends as adults. We also have a huge announcement at the end of the episode so stick with us to the end! Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

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On this episode, we are joined by Sambaza from the Sambaza podcast to discuss Kenyan politics and voting in the diaspora. We take note of similarities with Nigerian politics and draw on lessons from the Kenyan 2022 elections. Be sure to check out the Sambaza podcast. Find them on socials @sambazapodcast

On this Amebo Interlude we talk about Queen Elizabeth II's death and the reactions to it. We wrap up by delving into our question of the week. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

We're back for season 8! On this episode, we catch up on what's been going on since we last dropped an episode and look forward to the season ahead. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - Our weeks so far - Rihanna's pregnancy announcement - #SecureTheTribe - Our question of the week We'll see you all in 6 months with season 8! Don't forget to follow us on our socials (Instagram, Twitter and Facebook) @AfricalypsoPod to keep up with us over the break.

On this episode, we are joined by Derick Ofodirinwa, owner of The Medicine Shell, and we delve into Igbo Spirituality or Odinani. Be sure to check out Derick's work via the following websites: youtube.com/TheMedicineShell, patreon.com/TheMedicineShell kedu.me

On this Amebo Interlude we are joined by Emmanuel and Chuks from For Yarns Only to discuss: - What its like living in Vancouver - AFCON and supporting football teams - Buhari's most recent interview - Kanye West - Our question of the week Be sure to check out the For Yarns Only podcast. Find them on Instagram @ForYarnsOnly and on Twitter @ForYarns P.S. Quick fact check from the episode: The 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria limits the periods any individual can serve as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to two terms of 4 years each.

Happy New Year Africalypso fam! We're back and joined by the hosts of the So Nigerian Podcast, Dami Aros and Isaac, to discuss marriage in the Nigerian culture and its meaning. We delve into how the concept of marriage has morphed over the years and it quickly becomes a support group session as we talk about the pressures on unmarried people. Check out So Nigerian Podcast @sonigerianpodcast on IG and @SoNigerian_ on Twitter

On this episode, Imanma and Matilda are in Lagos and reflect on the trip so far. We read out listener letters and just have a fun, laid back Christmas episode. We'll be back with a new episode on January 12th but till then, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - The travel bans placed on Nigeria because of the Omicron variant and Nigeria's plan to reciprocate them - Marriages conducted at Ikoyi registry allegedly illegal and null - Rent a Christian boyfriend for Christmas - Our question of the week We're collecting listener letters and questions for our Christmas episode. Be sure to leave us a letter at: www.africalypsopodcast.com/contact/ or curiouscat.qa/africalypsopod or DM us on any of our social media accounts @AfricalypsoPod

On this episode, we are joined by Kanyinsade Ademuson, CEO & Principal Architect at Seventh Space Nigeria Ltd. and Creative Director at Hommie. We discuss modular housing in Nigeria and its potential to help with the affordable housing deficit in the country. Check out Seventh Space on Instagram @seventhspace and their website: http://seventh-space.com/ We're collecting listener letters and questions for our Christmas episode. Be sure to leave us a letter at: www.africalypsopodcast.com/contact/ or curiouscat.qa/africalypsopod or DM us on any of our social media accounts @AfricalypsoPod

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - The new Omicron variant of COVID-19 - The passing of Virgil Abloh and being kinder on the internet - Wizkid's concert at the O2 - Our question of the week We're collecting listener letters and questions for our Christmas episode. Be sure to leave us a letter at: www.africalypsopodcast.com/contact/ or curiouscat.qa/africalypsopod or DM us on any of our social media accounts @AfricalypsoPod

On this episode, we are joined by our guest, Daniel Adaaja, an OAP, MC, voice over artist and creative director. We discuss his journey to becoming an OAP and what being a radio personality in Nigeria is like. We're collecting listener letters and questions for our Christmas episode. Be sure to leave us a letter at: https://www.africalypsopodcast.com/contact/ or https://curiouscat.qa/africalypsopod or DM us on any of our social media accounts @AfricalypsoPod

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - The Lagos judicial panel confirming the Lekki Tollgate Massacre - The actor for Aminu's character being replaced on The Men's club - Detty December concert ticket prices - Our question of the week All while Imanma's internet does its own thing. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode, we have a conversation with Hope Hajir on identity, the things that shape it and its complexities. Find Hope on Instagram @hopehajir

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - Jada Pinkett Smith making headlines again - Halloween this year - The collapsed building in Ikoyi - Getting your PVC in the 2nd quarter of continuous voter registration - Our question of the week Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode we are joined by poet, writer and performer, Titilope Sonuga. We delve into her journey from Civil Engineering to poetry. Poem at 00:26 - 'Becoming' by Titilope Sonuga

It's the one year anniversary of the #EndSARS protests and Lekki Massacre and we reflect on it in this episode.

On this episode, we are joined by the hosts of the Road to 30 podcast, Dolly and Isaac, to discuss their experience moving back to Nigeria after living in the diaspora. Check out Road to 30 wherever you listen to podcasts and follow them on their socials @roadto30podcast

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - The Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp global outage - The 'Cornflakes of Jihad' article by David Hundeyin - Our immigration story and advise for new immigrants - Our question of the week Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

Today, on our 4th annual Independence Day episode, we are joined by our guests, Larry and Owens. As tradition has it, we rant on all the current issues in Nigeria and try our best to come up with things to be proud of as Nigerians. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode we discuss infertility with our guest, Ruby Suze. Check out her Instagram @rubysuzecreates and her YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RubySuze

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss the new King of Boys limited series on Netflix and then delve into our question of the week. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

On this episode, we are joined by veteran actor, Segun Arinze, and we discuss his career and the Nollywood industry. https://linktr.ee/africalypsopod

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - Saudi Arabia mass recruiting Nigerian doctors while the doctors are on strike - Vaccine passports - Jim Iyke vs. Uche Maduagwu - Our question of the week Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and check out the website: africalypsopodcast.com

We all talk about being successful and there are countless master classes on how to achieve success but this week, we pause to ask ourselves the all-important question of what success actually even means. We chat about what we had been up to over our long hiatus so if you want to jump right into the topic, skip to 6:35. https://linktr.ee/africalypsopod

The new season The Africalypso Podcast will be back in your ears on Wednesday August 25th! Subscribe to get updates when the episode drops. linktr.ee/africalypsopod

On this minisode, we discuss Nigeria's Twitter ban. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials.

On this week's episode, we explore our relationships with our body weights at different stages in our lives, how societal factors growing up in Nigeria contributed to it and how to approach it healthier. TRIGGER WARNING: We talk about eating disorders on this episode. Don’t forget to enter the giveaway by following our social media accounts listed below (Facebook is optional), post us on your stories and tag us so we see it, and we’ll be picking the winner of the $100 Amazon gift card on Wednesday May 26th: Twitter: https://twitter.com/AfricalypsoPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africalypsopod/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyw4f7jo7_AiJbmJfG-hpnA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AfricalypsoPod

On our final Amebo Interlude and episode for the season, we discuss: - Derick Jaxn's cheating scandal - The Quavo and Saweetie breakup - Adekunle Gold allegedly cheating on Simi - African/black women not being truthful about how much money they make/have Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials. We'll be active there over our break but catch us back here in May with new episodes.

On this episode, we discuss the ups and downs of the entrepreneurship journey with our guest, Nana. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials.

The AfriCanna gang is back! Matilda, Uno, Stan and Shiro are joined by a guest and fellow podcaster, Raphael Harry. He shares multiple stories from the different hats he has worn and walks us through how he eventually ended up podcasting. Raphael hosts the White Label American podcast, check it out wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow @whitelabelamerican on Instagram and @PodWLA on Twitter. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on all socials.

On this episode, we reflect on a year of being in a Pandemic. Don't forget to follow us at @AfricalypsoPod on our socials.

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - The recent kidnapping of 300 schoolgirls in Zamfara - Nigeria receiving COVID-19 vaccines in March, 2021 - Davido and Chioma's alleged breakup - Love Island South Africa's cast - The video clips of Liz Benson on Mercy Johnson's cooking show Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

On this episode, we are joined by Nosa to compare our university experiences in Nigeria and abroad. Nosa hosts the Culture Class Podcast. Check it out at: https://www.cultureclasspodcast.com/ Also be sure to check out his event, People of Culture, happening on Saturday February 27th. Find more information on the website: https://pocevent.com/

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - The stay-at-home order being lifted in Ontario - Valentine's Day 2021 - Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala's appointment as the director-general of the World Trade Organization - First/Second Gentlemen - Code switching and faking accents - Nigerian police beating and arresting protesters at the Lekki toll gate Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

On today's episode, we are joined by our guest, Toni Okuboyejo, to discuss racism in the healthcare system in the West. Find Toni @toniokuboyejo on IG and Twitter and don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

Happy Black History month!! On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - Canada's new travel restrictions - Valentine's Day in a pandemic - Our understanding of what is happening with GameStop and Wall Street - The next possible pandemic and what we'd do of we knew a pandemic was coming - Our Nairaland question of the week Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

On today's episode, we explore the Pro-Choice/Pro-Life debate with our guest, Nono. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod and share your thoughts on this topic.

On today's episode, we discuss TRAD and the ideas behind culture and tradition with our guest, Chukky Ibe. Check out TRAD on Instagram @trad_magazine and their website https://tradmag.ca/

On this episode, we discuss financial planning with our guest, George Oni. You can find George @George_Oni on Twitter and don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod.

On this Amebo Interlude, we were joined by our one and only Chocolate Monster, Okwuchi, to discuss: - Everyone's matching PJ pictures over the holiday - Omoyele Sowore's arrest... again - Twitter NG coming for the guy that posed in the snow - Dangote's cheeks (?) all over the internets - Clubhouse and Symba Check out Okwuchi's podcasts, 'The Irregular Show' and 'From Lagos With Love', wherever you listen to podcasts. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials.

Today we recap the year with snippets from all the episodes we recorded in 2020 and talk about all the lessons we learned. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

On this Amebo Interlude, we discuss: - December 21st - The Ontario lockdown - Using employee benefits before the year ends - The banning of carnivals, concerts, and street parties in Lagos - The new Coronavirus variant in the UK - The new NCC SIM card regulation Check out trybackpocket.com for an innovative gifting experience this season and don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials.

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We were joined by a guest, Victor, on this Amebo Interlude to discuss: - The supposed second wave of the #EndSARS movement - Detty December in a Pandemic - Emotional unavailability of Nigerian men in the talking stage Check out Victor's podcast, Life and Sh*t, on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts and Spotify and follow him on Instagram @Ubaruv. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

On this episode, we are joined by guests, David and IBK, and we talk on their experiences moving back to Nigeria for NYSC. Follow IBK @ibk.insprz on Instagram and check out her new single, Forever, wherever you listen to movies. Follow David too @gladiator_lomo.

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - The new COVID-19 vaccines - Nigeria’s recession - What’s going on in Uganda - Emotional cheating Question of the week: What is emotional cheating to you and is it worse than physical cheating? Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

On this episode, we discuss the life of the Nigerian feminist and political leader, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

On this Amebo Interlude we discuss: - Nigerian actress, Rahama Sadau, getting bullied on the internet for "indecent dressing" - Big Brother Naija stars, Nengi and Trikytee, appointed as senior special assistants to the Bayelsa State governor - The new Kunle Afolayan movie, Citation. - More #EndSARS updates Question of the week: What made you lose interest in someone you liked or had a crush on? Let us know in the comments or on our socials. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

We're back for a new season and we give updates on the #EndSARS movement so far and offer our thoughts on where we go from here. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

Today on our third annual Independence Day episode, we are joined by our guests, Larry and Owens, to chat on all the shortcomings of Nigeria... In Nigerian Pidgin! We weren't able to come up with anything good about Nigeria so if you have any, please let us know. We'll be back for the new season on November 4th but don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod to keep up with us till then.

It's our final episode in Season 5 and we reflect on our two years of podcasting and the episodes in this season. See you all back here again on October 1st! Don't forget to keep in touch with us over the break by following us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

It's our last Amebo Interlude of the season and on this episode we discuss: - Big Brother Nigeria - Splitting vacations 50/50 with a significant other - Burna Boy's new album, Twice As Tall - And as usual, we answer a question Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials and let us know if you can make it to the podcast's 2nd Anniversary Zoom games night!

On today's episode we discuss all things Nigerian music with our guests Emmanuel Owoniyi and Larry (A.K.A D'mani) Check out Emmanuel's YouTube: Emmanuel Owoniyi Follow him on socials @Emmanowoniyi Listen to D'mani's new album W.I.D wherever you stream your music Follow him on Twitter @BossDmani and Instagram @dmaniofficial

We had a Tunisian guest lined up for this episode but after contemplating, she decided against us posting the episode. In this episode, Matilda, Uno and Stan attempt to summarize the topics that we covered with our Tunisian guest. We end up speaking on dictators (our favorite topic at this point), the L's taken during COVID-19, being black in North Africa, why North Africa isn't included in the African narrative, black people's prejudice towards white people and so much more. Don't forget to follow our socials @AfricalypsoPod

On this episode, we talk about immigration as Africans mostly from our points of view. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

We're back for another Amebo Interlude! On this episode we discuss: - Updates on the Jada Pinkett Smith and August Alsina entanglement after the Red Table talk - Some famous people deaths over the last week (skip to 23:21 if you can't handle this portion of the conversation) - Medical racism especially with pregnant black women - 2020 and cake - As usual, we answer a question at the end Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on our socials

This week, we discuss our thoughts on open relationships after hearing about the alleged open relationship with the Smiths. Note that we recorded this before Jada brought herself to the Red Table and shed light to her "entanglement" with August Alsina. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

Today, we're doing something different. We have partnered with the Kulcha Podcast and Kenyan Plug Podcast to bring you the AfriCanna Express episodes which we will be dropping once a month. On this episode, we are joined by Palesa Jonas, a South African YouTuber living in South Korea. We discuss a lot; from what it's like being black in South Korea to the prevalence of gender based violence in South Africa. YouTube: Palesa Jonas Instagram: @JonasPalesa Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

On this week's episode, we are joined by Nomhle Ngwenya, who is currently a Ph.D candidate in a STEM related field. We discuss the challenges of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)in Africa. P.S. A lot of gems were dropped Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

Our guest from last week, Fuad, dropped a couple of gems right before we got into the topic so we thought we'd drop a snippet of that conversation on today's Amebo Interlude. Enjoy! Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

This week, we are joined by our guest, Fu'ad, and we're talking all about his experience on Zikoko's Jollof Road, an 80 day road trip across all the West African countries. Check out the website: https://www.zikoko.com/jollof-road/ And don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

On this episode of The Amebo Interludes we discuss: - The South African horror movie, 8, that's being released on Netflix June 19th - The officers involved in he death of George Floyd now being charged - Virgil Abloh donating $50 to BLM protesters - People policing other people's responses to the social justice issues going on right now - Pride month in Nigeria - Surviving in Lagos with 30K Naira Don't forget to follow us on all socials @AfricalypsoPod

We're joined by the host of the Kenyan Plug, Shiro, on this episode to discuss the idea of matriarchies in pre-colonial African societies and what that would look like in today's world. Check out the Kenyan Plug podcast @shirokenyanplug

Considering the injustices going on against black people by the police in America, and the violence against women in Nigeria, the Africalypso Podcast will not be releasing a regular episode today. We are however, releasing a short episode where we shed light on the issues and share links to organizations, petitions and accounts that you could interact with to aid the movements that work towards eradicating police brutality in North America and violence against women in Nigeria. We will be posting all these links on our social media @AfricalypsoPod (Twitter, Instagram & Facebook)

On this episode of The Amebo Interludes we discuss: - The movie 'Living in Bondage' - The groom that got his ex pregnant in the lockdown - Doja Cat's racist conversations - Cynthia Morgan vs. Jude Okoye And as usual, we answer a question at the end. Don't forget to follow us on all socials @AfricalypsoPod

Today we discuss feminism from a male perspective with our guests Okwuchi, Rinji and Tony. Check out Okwuchi's podcast, The Irregular Show, and Tony's photography on IG @redicevisuals Follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

And we're here with our very first Amebo Interlude! We discuss: - The Nigerian government trying to buy COVID-19 herbal cures from Madagascar - What Bishop Oyedepo had said about churches in Nigeria re-opening - Governor Wike demolishing a hotel for violating the lockdown - The lynching of Ahmaud Arbery We also answer a question someone on twitter had asked. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalpsoPod

On this episode, we discuss the African movie scene from the movie audience’s perspective and African literature from a reader’s perspective. We go over our favorites, give recommendations, and compare the book and movie scenes in Africa/Nigeria. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

On this week's episode, we share stories on heartbreaks and breakups with our guest, Calvin. Don't forget to check out Calvin's podcast, The Mics Are Open, and follow our socials @AfricalypsoPod Stay safe out there guys!

We're back for a new season and we kick off with a discussion on mental health in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic with our guest, Blessing, a licensed clinical social worker(LCSW). Blessing offers counseling and consulting services, be sure to check out her website (https://www.freshwatercc.com/) Also, don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

It's our 50th episode and the season finale! On this episode, our Rwandan friend joins us and we hear a bit on her childhood and how she became so culturally Nigerian. We'll be back for the new season April 15th but don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod to keep up with us over the break.

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Happy Black History Month Africalypso family!! On this week's episode we discuss way Nigerians lack empathy. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod and let us know other ways you believe Nigerians lack empathy. Also, we said "Babangida" at some point in the episode but actually meant "Abacha"

On this week's episode, we discuss feminism in an African context. Shout out to Fredrick for mentioning us on his blog! Check it out at fredrickogbe.com Don't forget to follow us on socials @AfricalypsoPod

It's a new year and we're back with an episode on side hustles with our guests Uty and Martins. Vision 2020, we move! You can follow Uty's Instagram @utyslookbook and don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

Merry Christmas and a Happy Kwanzaa guysss!! It's the last episode of 2019 and of the decade! We look over some conflicts that occurred in Africa over the decade. We then reminisce on the highlights of our year and the Nigerian/ African movies and Albums we loved. Don't forget to follow us on social media @AfricalypsoPod

As an international student, at some point you probably ask yourself the question of if you would eventually move back home. We are joined by our friend, Ovie, and we share our thoughts on if moving back to Nigeria/ Africa in general is a vibe. Don't forget to follow us on our socials @AfricalypsoPod

Nigeria is a pretty diverse country with over 521 languages and over 1150 dialects and ethnic groups but the emphasis is often only placed on the three majority tribes: Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo. Our guests Sharon and Moriah discuss their experiences as Ikwerre and Nembe people with us on this episode. Follow their Instagram @toumbi.official and don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod .

On this episode, we discuss black hair and self-love with our guest St. Clair Detrick-Jules. She is a director, a producer, a documentarian, an activist and the creator of the book, Dear Khloe: Love Letters to My Little Sister. Check out the trailer and the website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDjk1XYBeT0 www.DearKhloe.com Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

We talk on the need of having multiple skills and interests with our guest Lily. Don't forget to follow our Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

This week, we share our thoughts on BBC's Sex For Grades documentary with our new host, Imanma. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on Twitter and Instagram and tweet your thoughts with #AfricalypsoPod

We're back for a new season with our annual pidgin episode. We catch up on some things that have happened since we've been gone then play some Nigerian trivia and Name the Tune with our friends Larry, Owens and Daniel. Happy Nigerian Independence Day everyone!

On our last episode in season 3, we do a “Rapid Fire” round of current news in all 54 countries in Africa. We look back on the season, the listeners, guests and say goodbye to our temporary host, Imanma. Come out to our first-year anniversary BBQ on September 1st if you’re in Ottawa: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-africalypso-podcast-anniversary-bbq-party-tickets-69584143045 Don’t forget to complete the survey because we want to hear all your feedback: https://t.co/UuBXG1O77D?amp=1 And follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod See you all back here on October 1st!

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We have a chat with Catherine on the non-profit organization she founded in 2017 (the DEBT Development Association on Education, Business, Technology), and about turning conversations into change Check out their website https://debt-conference.com/ Facebook @DEBTCONFERENCE Instagram @debtassociation And don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

On this episode we go through a brief history of The Royal Niger Company and it's significance to Nigeria. We ask ourselves the question of why it's even important to be aware of this piece of history. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AfricalypsoPod

Is compromising in friendships and romantic relationships a good or a bad thing? We share our thoughts on this in this week's episode. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

On this episode, we have a chat with Uche on The Consent Workshop and rape culture. Check out The Consent Workshop on Twitter @ConsentWorkshop and on Instagram @theconsentworkshop.

We reflect on the pros and cons of social media with our guests Eseosa, Anjola and Arafat. Follow us @AfricalypsoPod on Twitter and Instagram

On this episode, we discuss health and fitness in relation to Nigeria with our guest Sam (A.K.A. SamTheFitfam). Check out Sam's Instagram page @elogs.fitness and don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on Instagram and Twitter

We answer the age old question on today's episode... "Would you marry a broke person"? Catch up with us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

This week, we talk about the issue of having children as househelps in Nigeria with our new co-host, Imanma. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

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We have a chat with our guest, Fu'ad Lawal, on his trip to all 36 states in Nigeria. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

In the midst of the Naira Marley vs EFCC case, we talk cybercrime in Nigeria on this episode. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod and share your thoughts on this topic with us.

We are back for Season 3!!! On this episode we talk about the lows and lows of our university experience with our guest Eseosa. How was your university experience? Let us know on our Twitter @AfricalypsoPod

In our final episode for the season, we talk about Cyclone Idai and the killing of Kolade Johnson by a SARS officer. We read e-mails from listeners and then talk briefly on our podcasting journey so far. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on Twitter and Instagram. We'll be back May 22nd!

Do women uphold the patriarchy even more than men? We delve into this topic that originated from two tweets we read over the week. Don't forget to send your messages to theafricalypsopodcast@gmail.com or on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

We conclude our series on religion this week by speaking on our general thoughts on the state of religion in Africa/Nigeria. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on Twitter and Instagram!

This week, we give our opinions on the discussions surrounding Nigerian parents and their parenting style. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

We discuss black hair on this weeks episode. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod E-mail: theafricalypsopodcast@gmail.com

We continue our discussion on religion with this week's guests Buchi, Hakeem and Victor. This time, we approach the topic from the point of view of people who identify as atheists, agnostics and, as Victor put it, "culturally catholic". Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on Twitter and Instagram and let us know what your take on the conversation is!

This week we continue our discussion on credit cards with our guests Larry (@dmani_9x), Patrobas and Ebenezer (@mindofebenezer). Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

This week we discuss credit cards with our guests Larry, Patrobas and Ebenezer. Follow Larry and Ebenezer on instagram @dmani_9x and @mindofebenezer and if you're in Ottawa, check out hillsong.com/Ottawa Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

In the spirit of Black History Month, we delve into a conversation on what Nigeria was like before it was colonized and how colonization happened. Don't forget to send the information you find on the history and pre-colonial culture of where you're from to our e-mail: theafricalypsopodcast@gmail.com, or DM us on our Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

This week we discuss religion with our guests Kizito and Fawwaz, focusing mainly on how our relationship with religion has been shaped and how it has shaped us. We speak from the point of view of people who identify with the two major religions in Africa, Christianity and Islam. Monotheist. Yes, this is the word Matilda struggled to pronounce throughout the episode. Don't forget to follow us @AfricalypsoPod on Twitter and Instagram!

This week we discuss our opinions on unpaid internships with our guest Tolu Obalade. Check out Tolu's Podcast "Stories from 96" Don't forget to follow our Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

Happy New Year everyone! We're back for the new season. On this episode, we talk about what we were up to over the break and reminisce on what the holidays were like growing up. We then discuss New Years resolutions; does it make any sense creating them and how do we make them stick? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AfricalypsoPod

It's the end of a season gems! We'll be back for a new season on January 16th. We'll be active on our Twitter throughout the break. Follow us @AfricalypsoPod

In this episode, we have a chat with our guests Victor and Eseosa. We discuss Victor's theory that men generally don't end up in relationships with the women they really like among other things.

This week we talk about letting go of friendships and relationships with our guests Victor and Eseosa. Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

On this episode we talk about the upcoming Nigerian 2019 presidential elections and the history of leaders in Nigeria with our guest Emmanuel. Check out his YouTube channel: eManual Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

We have a chat about what it's like dating in 2018 with our guests Larry, Fawwaz and Joseph. Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

Effective networking is something a lot of us find really difficult but it's also an important tool for improving your businesses and furthering your career. In this episode we delve into why it's so important and tips on how to do it right with our guest Olumide Longe (@Longe_TL). Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

"To be born Nigerian is to be born with different accents". In this episode we discuss the reason why we have fake foreign accents with our guests Owens, Tiffany and Hakeem. Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

In this episode, we interview photographer Woma Akugha, popularly know as AndreOTT. Check out his work on Instagram and Twitter @AndreOTT_ Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

Our Independence Day episode. We discuss Nigerian politics, food, music, Nollywood and memories from growing up in Nigeria with our guests Larry and Owens (all in Nigerian Pidgin English). Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

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In this episode we share our thoughts on the question "can girls ask guys out" with guests Chioma, Chelsea and Anu. Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

In this episode we discuss figuring out your finances as an adult. We had guests Imanma Tiffany and Andonie. Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

In this episode we discuss the history of Pan Africanism and share our thoughts on the concept with guests, Hakeem and Anjola. Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod

Welcome to The Africalypso Podcast with your host, Matilda, and co-host, Hadiza . We would be talking everything Nigerian/African; the society, the history, finances and careers, and of course, some good ol' banter. Twitter: @AfricalypsoPod