The RedLine: Recent Episodes

Ini Oluwa

Live a Lot; that’s the mantra. Rev your life engine to the max! Learn how here.

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It is okay to be woke, but is there a reason you are trying so hard to be? Ini Oluwa lets you know if you are being Woke or just ‘Stupid’ on this episode of The Redline Podcast.

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In this episode, Ini Oluwa shares how to live your life on your own terms, and independent of validation and recognition from people who do not matter.

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In career, relationships, & religion, Ini Oluwa poses an introspective question to you on your choices, approach, & results.

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In this episode, Ini Oluwa answers the question: “What If Religion Did Not Exist?”

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In this episode, Ini Oluwa answers the question of how to deal with difficult parents.

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A spooky episode on how you can create your night dreams, be aware in dreams, control your dreams, and get out of them.

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In this episode, you will learn the do’s and don’t’s of a successful breakup.

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Find out whether you’re a good person or a bad person in this episode of the Redline Podcast. Newsflash: You’re probably bad!

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Don’t be a “mumu”. Here are a few life lessons from the life of Saro in the popular movie by Kúnlé Afoláyan; “Aníkúlápó”.

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Why do you think the thoughts that you do? Why do you have your convictions? Assess your beliefs on this episode of the RedLine Podcast.

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Together, let’s explore and establish the differences between men and women, and let’s see where feminism stands.

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A bonus episode to “Why I Stopped Being A Christian”.

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Stop outsourcing your life. Understand why you might be facing distress in certain areas of your life, and learn how you can take back control, and move ahead!

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Find out why you might want to reconsider your stance on Christianity, the God of Israel, and perhaps religion as a whole.

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In this first episode of The Redline, Ini Oluwa gives what he calls an urge to awakening. It’s an encouragement to you to think - as a way to move your life toward fulfillment.