Perspective With Emma And Josh: Recent Episodes
Perspective Podcast with Emma and Josh
This is a podcast on trending and topical issues around the world. Your hosts Falowo Ebunoluwa Emmanuel (Emma) and Balogun Semeton Joshua (Josh), shares their own perspective on these issues every fortnight.
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On this episode of the podcast, we are in our academic bag, comparing and contrasting two different time periods; the past and the present. We try to answer the question: Is the world getting better or worse? We tackle it from a lifestyle/healthcare angle, discussing the good, the bad and the trade-off of modern life versus the more traditional way in years gone by. We also consider technology in all of its glory, the vices it has helped propagate and how it is pushing the envelope for what humans are capable of.
This episode is an ode to Living and working in Lagos. We speak about what a day in the life of a typical worker looks like, finding work- life balance, we also share our thoughts on getting to the top of our careers.
In this episode of the podcast, we discuss AI. We share our thoughts on the much touted threat of AI to Jobs, Civilization and to Humanity as a whole.
In this episode of the podcast. We talk about the economic impact of Japa. We touch on why people leave their home countries and how this movement affects the low income economies they leave behind and supports the high income economies they move to.
On this episode of the podcast, the dire economic situation in Nigeria is our focal point. We speak about the emergence of the Progressives in 2014, the locust years of 2015 till the present, finally we ask if we have renewed hope or renewed shege.
It's a new year and we decided to take on a common trope that comes with the turn of the year. We discuss the old year and the old us, affirmations, new year resolutions and others, finally we talk about the new year and the new us and what our plans are for this year.
This is our last episode of the year. We are sharing our year in review; personally as well as for the podcast. We also talked about our plans for the coming year. We would like you to share what you are thankful for in the interactive chat.
On this episode of the podcast, we discuss surviving herd mentality. We start with what herd mentality is, then we talk about how herd mentality affects our objectiveness and why it is best to think for ourselves and come to our own conclusions.
On this episode of the podcast, Josh's Internship Experience takes the front burner. Josh talks about his expectations for the internship year, combining his Nursing internship with the start of his Tech career. He also talks about his experience and his overall takeaway.
This episode is a sequel to our "School na Scam" episode, with a fresh perspective now that we are out in the world. We are asking if school is really a scam, we discuss after school- expectations Vs reality, and round it up with navigating adulthood and life after Uni.
On this episode of the podcast, we speak about when fraud hits home. We talk about fraud amongst our friend group, school mates, neighbours and other acquaintances, the danger of the legitimisation fraud in some section of the society and we are asking if fraudsters deserve rehabilitation or should justice run its course.
On this special episode of the podcast, Emma talks about his internship experience. He also speaks about his expectations for the internship year and Abeokuta, the relationships he formed and his overall takeaway.
In this week's episode, we dive into the 3 major trending stories in the past week. We talk about Negligence and the death of Dr Evaere, the Coup in Niger, our major talking point is the Ministerial Nomination and Screening of Bosun Tijani.
This is a birthday special. We talk about celebrating the silverware, our visit to Olumo Rock and Abeokuta's Rich history, Looking forward - life, friendship and career.
In this episode of the podcast, our focus is on Threads: Meta's Twitter Competitor, we touch on past attempts at creating a Twitter successor, we share our perspectives on whether Threads will go the way of Google+. Another taking point is Twitter's lawsuit against Meta.
In this week's episode of the podcast. We would be sharing some Unpopular Opinions that we hold, they can be controversial because not everyone agrees with them.
On this week's episode of the podcast, out focus is on the new administration in Nigeria. We talk about our initial reaction to the new govt, Tinubu and the weight of responsibility and what to expect from Tinubu's Presidency; despair or any glimpse of hope.
On this week's episode of the podcast, we delve into the existential questions of life. We are asking if it's not worth it, whether to choose easy, cos hard is overrated and that doing nothing is doing something.
In this episode, we talk about Finding your Northstar through staying true to yourself in beliefs and principles, surrounding yourself with like-minded people and detoxing from the noise and social media.
In this episode the Twitter blue tick fiasco is our focus. We talk about the Twitter blue tick removal, Preventing impersonation or boosting ego vs twitter’s making the blue check available to all and how Musk's takeover and the race to recoup the 44 billion expended will affect Twitter now and in the future.
We share our thoughts on topics such as why hope is an Opium for a lot of us, when freedom becomes too much, how the world self corrects, we also talk about the importance of friendship and family.
In this episode we would be talking about different human experiences vis Finding Joy in this hard life, Taking things on the chin and Love and relationships.
In this Episode we would be talking about AI. We would be discussing How far AI has come along, AI in personalized Experiences, AI in decision making and the Ethical and Moral implications of the widespread use of AI in the humane society.
This is a Valentine's Day special. In this episode, we talk about what Valentine's Day represents and why women seem to take it pretty seriously.
This episode is a sequel to our Crypto Craze episode. In this episode we are asking if Crypto is a Ponzi scheme, we also look at the collapse and fraudulent dealings of some crypto exchanges and companies.
It's been months since our last episode and we thought to share what we have been up to since. We talk about the new year and our plans, friendship, work, our wins and losses, we also touch on how the previous year went for us.
In this episode, we share our experience building stuff. We talk about the hustle of an idea, how our friends make up our team and whether to build strong or build fast.
In this episode, we discussed how easily we can get carried away into the fantasy of a world created on the social media space, how it can impact our real real and how to create a balance between the social media and our real life.
In this episode, we are in our aspirational mode. We talk about what it means to dream, starting from where you are and capping it with adding value.
In this episode, we talk about some bitter truths and some other things we hate to admit including: we are all materialistic; masculinity and toxic masculinity as well as entitlement.
In this episode, the hosts talk about something of great interest to them: Health Tech, the burgeoning and growing industry. We speak on the impacts of Technology in improving health outcomes, current trends in Health Tech, privacy concerns and we shed a spotlight on Nigeria companies in the Health Tech space.
The elections coming up in 2023 is the focus of this episode. We talk about why this election and even all elections should be issue based and not based on ethnicity or religion, we touch on the chances of the 3rd force in pulling an upset against the more established parties. We also look at the increased enthusiasm of Nigeria's youthful population in the coming elections and how it might affect the outcome.
In this week's episode, we are asking if the earth will ever run out of resources. Finding alternatives for overused resources, conservation efforts, we also talk about how competition for scarce resources often leads to conflicts.
May is mental health awareness month, so in this episode we take on dealing with stress, which is usually a trigger for mental issues. We discuss various types of stress, including physical, emotional, social, cultural and also talk about ways of dealing with them better.
An emerging issue in Poland concerning Ukrainian refugees is our starting point in this week's episode. We discuss what abortion is, the stats and reality of unsafe abortions, why people seek abortions, myths about abortions as well as the age long debate on Pro life v Pro choice.
Living, loving and laughing is the theme of this episode. We are joined by one of our ardent listeners, Stephen, as we share the life principles we live by, tips for living a bit more and our take on Adulthood: expectation vs reality.
Living, loving and laughing is the theme of this episode. We are joined by one of our biggest fans Stephen, as we share the life principles we live by, tips for living a bit more and our take on Adulthood: expectation vs reality.
In this episode we delve into the world of toxic workplaces and spaces. From Bento to families.
In the episode we talk about the current spotlight on the African Tech industry we also look at how upskilling can be a panacea to our large youth unemployment issues we also touch on putting in your 15 hours.
Money seems to the theme this year. In this episode, we take a closer look at a commonly held belief in the efficacy of money rituals. We share our opinions on its factfulness/mythhood.
New season, same flavor. Still your favorite Foundational Perspective podcast. In this episode we share our thoughts about money and our relationship with money we also share tips on how to relate better with money. Dig in!
It's our last episode for a splendid rookie season of the podcast. We talk about what we are grateful for in the year and share what some of our listeners sent in as well, we also look into the new year. From Josh and I, do have a great one.
A chilled episode where we break off from our usual hard facts stance and talk about our holiday plans and what Detty Disembaa means to us as well as give out tips for going outside this period.
Listen to two nerds take on the subject of Love. We discuss the pressure to partner up, communication, fidelity and more.
The meteoric rise of Nigerian Fintechs is the focus of this week's episode. We contrast Neon banks/Digital banks with Traditional banks. We also look look at the adoption of Fintech and how Fintech coys can help grow the economy.
In this episode, we talk about the Metaverse, stating what it is, what Facebook is up to, use cases of the Metaverse, the upsides and downsides of the Metaverse.
"Women rights are human rights" is the major theme of this week's episode. On this episode Feminism is the focus. We talk about what it actually is and how it has changed the way we live.
It's an independence day special. In this episode, internet fraud is what we beam the searchlight on. We talk about what it is, it's different forms, contributing factors for it's infamous popularity amongst Nigeria's youth and ways of tackling the menace. Do enjoy.
This is the final episode of our series on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. In this installment we talk about how the pandemic has impacted healthcare systems around the world, causing disruption to healthcare delivery and weighing heavily on the staff and facilities. We also look into the future as the pandemic wears down.
This is the second installment of our series on the Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic ravaging the world. On this episode, education is the focus, we look at how the pandemic, disrupted academic calenders and changed learning structures from classes to homes, we also talked what to expect in the future. Do enjoy and follow us on Instagram @perspetive__podcast
This is the first episode of a series on the ripple effects of COVID-19 on different aspects of our lives. On this episode, the effects on the economy is the economy, we also gave our predictions on what to expect in the future.
This is an episode celebrating six months of the Podcast. We look at our top 3 podcast listens, revisiting them and echoing our salient points. Thanks for an amazing six months to all of our listeners from around the world.
On this week's episode, we discuss how the present administration has fared in terms of the economy, security, unemployment, poverty and infrastructure.
In this Episode, we talk about mental health, highlighting things that affect mental health and how serious mental issues are. We also talk about acceptance & tolerance as well as dealing with mental health issues.
Cryptocurrencies are the focus of this episode. We talk about what it is, how it works, we delved into the sustained interest into cryptos as an "investment" and shared our advisory on cryptos. Hop in.
Communication is the focus of this week's podcast. We talk about how to communicate effectively and also touch on those hard topics we should actually talk about.
We speak about what cancel culture is, how it happens and it's impact on society. We also shared our opinions on cancel culture, detailing it's merit and demerit.
In this Episode, we talk about stereotypes and hasty assumptions. The often repeated phrase, Men are Scum is the headliner.
In this Episode, we dissected a sentiment some people hold. We talked about why people think school is a scam and the major arguments for their position. We also discussed what schools are primarily set up for. You can send your comments and feedback of what you think via the voice message feature. Do enjoy!
We got into the reasons why people leave the country, the whole illegal migration thingy and we shared tips for moving to the Abroad.
In this Episode, we dive into what Fake News is, impact of Fake News on society. We also shared tips on how to spot Fake News and how to tackle Fake News.
In this episode, we shed light into what vaccines are and what they are not. We also looked at how vaccines, have helped eradicate some diseases and why they are important in the context of the coronavirus pandemic. Other talking points include, what made it possible to make the Covid 19 vaccines in record time and why we should take them.