Hello World It's Me: Recent Episodes
Sharon Abraham
The world has evolved into a struggle between what's good and what's right. Join me every Sunday as I breakdown controversial issues about culture, politics and race. So if you are a person who cares about the world around them and wants informed opinions this podcast is for you.
In this episode I talk about how honesty as a standard has become a fairytale of culture and how that affects people and nations.
Welcome to 2024 as we discuss being a happier you in the new year and about taking a step back is always a good thing.
Give away for this episode is on my social media -
Instagram - @shr-ose
Join me and my special guest - Sibid Ikoh as we discuss how christians in todays world should deal with those who are opposed to their faith and even fellow christians with compassion in todays age of supposed inclusivity.
This episode is about the Israel-Gaza conflict and you get a background to the fighting, my thouhgts on how to solve them and also the way i think the international community is handling the Issue.
Song Recommendation - Team by Lorde
In this episode, we review the highly rated thriller movie "The Menu." Directed by Mark Mylod and starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, and Ralph Fiennes, "The Menu" takes us on a thrilling ride through the world of high-end cuisine. Join us as we discuss the plot, the performances, and our overall cinematic experience of this exciting and tasty movie.
In this episode, I talk about the hard moments between failure and success using myself as a case study.
I have Timi Shodiya with me again discussing how social welfare is a much-needed system in the Nigerian ecosystem.
This is a reply of sorts to the ideas of episode 3.
Song recommendation - Strange Land - 88rising
In this episode, I talk about how economic downturn and social expectations have contributed to depression.
Song Recommendation for the week - Sara Bareilles - Gravity
In this episode, I talk about the difference between your personality, the way you're perceived and your work using Donald Trump as a case study while also comparing it to the African society.
My thoughts on the toll gate massacre,its aftermath and what it means to me as a Nigerian.