Thinking Aloud: Recent Episodes
Thinking aloud
You think it, we say it! Thinking Aloud with Richard Nzekwu and ... is a weekly podcast on relatable and relevant conversations that concern us all. This brilliant and confident trio will simultaneously challenge your opinions, entertain you and positively influence your day.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Femi Akinseye, and Osita James as they discuss about addiction. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Osita James, and Femi Akinseye as they discuss issues about our childhood experiences and anxiety. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Do you believe that people are made for each other? Join Richard Nzekwu, Femi Akinseye, and Comfort Ademola as they discuss MADE For Each Other Or MAKE For Each Other. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Femi Akinseye, and Comfort Ademola as they discuss gender roles. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Femi Akinseye, and Jordan Ajibola as they think aloud on the possibilities of work/life balance. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Femi Akinseye, and Jordan Ajibola as they think aloud on either following your passion or following the money. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Femi Akinseye and Osita James as they think aloud on dealing with loneliness. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Emmanuel Nwachukwu, and Comfort Ademola as they think aloud about why friends grow apart. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Ayobami Bamigboye, and Israel Oloruntoba as they discuss what verbal tennis is all about. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Morakinyo Adejare, and Israel Oloruntoba as they discuss why physical appearance matter. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Why do many young Africans seek going abroad? What is with the "japa" syndrome? Join Richard Nzekwu, Osita James and Bright Williams as they think aloud on moving abroad for greener pastures. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Joel Aboderin and Ngozi Mbakama as they think aloud on why we feel shame. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Join Richard Nzekwu, Joel Aboderin and Comfort Ademola as they think aloud on the importance of culture. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
How do you feel about other people's opinions? Do people's opinion about you affect you? Join Richard Nzekwu, Emmanuel Nwachukwu and Osita James as they think aloud on our perception to people's opinion of us. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Do you think there is a taboo around therapy? Join Richard Nzekwu, Emmanuel Nwachukwu and Ayobami Bamigboye as they think aloud on The Therapy Taboo. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
We all have the fear of missing out on everything. How do we manage the feeling of everyone being ahead of us? Join Richard Nzekwu, Femi Akinseye, and Uzim Emmanuel as they think aloud on FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
How important is marriage in today's world? Do we need to reshape our thinking about marriage? Join Richard Nzekwu, Christy Okere, and Uzim Emmanuel as they think aloud on Mariage. Make sure to drop a review, comment, and share if you like the episode.
Why are successful black people expected to give their hard-earned money to their people back home? Join Richard Nzekwu, Laju Eresarana, and Emmanuel Nwachukwu as they think aloud on Black Tax.
In today's episode, Richard Nzekwu, Laju Eresarana, and Femi Akinseye discuss Cancel Culture and what it is all about.
In today's episode, Richard Nzekwu, Morakinyo Adejare, and Bright Williams discuss Deepfake technology and whether it is more beneficial or harmful to society.
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How important is family? Join Chukwuemeka, as he talks about how family shapes the very core of our lives, in our Teens Podcast Series. We would love to know what you think ... a review, a comment. And please SHARE!
Ayokunle talks about the issues in Nigeria and her potential. Join our teenagers in our Teens Podcast Series as they talk about a variety of issues. We would love to know what you think ... a review, a comment. And please SHARE!
Who is a metrosexual man? What does it take for men to look good? Is it wrong for men to be conscious about their grooming? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they give you just enough information on what they mean by "the metrosexual man". Don't forget to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
Join the thought provoking trio: Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on Ticking Clock. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share.
A lot of families, couples and individuals now travel for summer. For some, it is a status symbol. Where did this trend come from? Join the thought provoking trio: Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on summer exodus.
What is rape and beg? How do we deal with this prevalent issue in our society? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion while they discuss rape and beg. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
What are the real values around parenting? Is there a formula for parenting? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on what parenting is all about. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share.
What are the real values around parenting? Is there a formula for parenting? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on what parenting is all about. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share.
What is the hype around certain feelings of remorse when people reach middle age? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they explore on what middle age crisis is? Don't forget to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
What is happening to our men? Are we letting the men fall through the cracks? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they explore the pressure, challenges and insecurities men face. Don't forget to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
What do you look out for when choosing a spouse? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on the fundamental issues for lasting relationships. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
Is there a battle between the sexes? Do we need to redefine gender roles? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on the fundamental issues for lasting relationships. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
Join the thought provoking trio: Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on ”Runs Girls”, “Bad Boys” and other popular labels tossed around by Millennials. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share.
Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on the motivation behind side chicks in relation to monogamy in relationships. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
What is “normal”? How do you define “normal” ? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on certain behaviors that have become the norm. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
You have your dream job and dream pay, everything seems great, right? Not quite, turns out it’s a toxic work environment. Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on what a toxic work environment is and how to navigate one. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
There’s a rising wave of exiting Nigeria at all costs. Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on what this new exodus will mean for Nigeria, present and future generation of Nigerians. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
There are many arguments about the benefits and negative effects of social media and it’s effect on mental health. Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud on the different sides of “Social Media”.
We all have one form of addiction or the other whether healthy or unhealthy. Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they analyze the line where habits cross into addictions and what this means for us and the society. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
Reality shows are our new reality but how real and true are they, really? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they talk about the different reality shows that have our attention for now and how they compare to our realities. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
What does it mean to be lonely even when you’re not alone? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they think aloud. Make sure to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
In a world where everyone has an opinion and are constantly sharing it when does it become too much? Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they give you just enough information on what they mean by "the curse of too much information". Don't forget to drop a review, comment and share if you like the episode.
Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they dissect and challenge gender roles along with what it means for the roles to be reversed.
They say charity begins at home, well so does pressure. Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion as they explore peer pressure, family pressure and societal pressure and how it has fed the insecurities and the thirst for validation that characterizes young people.
We’re all commodities in one way or the other. Join Ifeoma Idigbe, Henry Bassey and Derek Igbinedion while they discuss how we’ve become commodities; it’s effects, benefits and how to leverage yourself for the best bargain in the market.