the Konvo Podcast: Recent Episodes
the Konvo Podcast
A no holds barred podcast hosted by Oma and Rozay. We have conversations on life and everything in between.
Hey guys, this is the final episode of the Konvopodcast season 1 and we went in on having a work life balance.
Friendships are important in our daily lives and we had a conversation about friendships and what it means as we also went down memory lane to talk about how we became friends.
2021 Started with a bang!!!! Here are somethings we think you need to stop doing this year. PLEASE!!!
Ho! Ho! Ho!!! Merry Christmas guys. This is our Christmas Special for you guys, have fun & may all your wishes come true.
We just had to have this conversation about cultural stereotypes in Nigeria. "Dem plenty", from the good the bad, and the ugly.
Who do you really dress for? Listen to Rozay & Oma breakdown the psychology behind dressing your best. Seriously guys, who do you really dress for?
It's that time of the year guys and with all that is happening this year, what will it be for you? Detty December or Decent December? Listen Rozay and Oma share some financial hacks for December.
In this episode, Rozay & Oma breakdown of navigating friendship, love, and getting married to your colleague at work.
Guys!!! we went on a rant about how our leaders don't rate us at all and the many ways we think we are a joke to them.
In this episode, Rozay & Oma talks about how this year has been for them from a single and married woman perspective discussing what has changed as regards to spending on food, clothes, personal shopping, family, and sex. you will laugh, scream and blush when you listen to them.
In this episode, we went on a rant about how the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation(NBC)Is oppressing the press in Nigeria.
Nigerian youths are demanding an end to police brutality for the past one week now and in this episode, Rozay and Oma, talk about the movement and share some experiences too.
Has anyone ever told you, " hmmm! you look so fat or emaciated" before? well, either you've been told before or you've told someone but come to think about it, why do Nigerians feel that's a compliment or the urge to comment on people's body weight? We just had to have a convo about this. let's know what you think?
Hey guys, so this is us testing the waters of podcasting and giving you a background to what the konvo is all about.