Tired Twenty Something: Recent Episodes
Adeola Adekoya
One minute you're blowing out the candles on your 10th birthday cake and the next you're an "adult" paying bills, relocating to a new country, starting a new job, and watching your friends marry and have children.
The Tired Twenty Something Podcast follows the lives of adults in their twenties as they navigate their careers, relationships and overall adulting shenanigans.
If you're a young adult currently living in Nigeria, I bet you're just like me, overwhelmed about the future that doesn't seem optimistic, everything gone up, and the naira to the dollar exchange rate is dragging me by my last strand of edges. Today's episode is a rant on the current state of the economy and a wake-up call as we prepare to elect our next leader.
On this episode of the Tired Twenty Something Podcast, I talked with my friend Timi about our unique friendship dynamic, life during and after NYSC, moving to a new state, navigating culture shock, and jealousy in friendships.
I got to speak with Derin about the called brand " YOU" on this episode of the Tired Twenty Something. We discussed a variety of subjects, including how to communicate your story as a personal brand, how to make money from your passions, promote your brand on social media, and how to celebrate yourself.
Adulting is HARD. At the very least, that's something we can all agree on. On this episode of the Tired Twenty Something Podcast, we talk about entering adulthood and the responsibilities that come with it, financial planning, friendships, and the Japa chronicles of a first-generation immigrant
Finishing university is a whirlwind experience, and one thing we all have in common is the frantic job search that follows. In this episode, I talk to Bode, a Nigerian writer, about working in the entertainment industry, navigating a toxic work environment, how to deal with it, and knowing when to quit.
In today's episode of the Tired Twenty Something Podcast, I had the opportunity to speak with Charles Misan Egbejule about his life as a creative director, his road to self-discovery, starting his business, and self-expression.
In today's world, data is crucial, and the music industry is no exception. In this episode, Osaretin and I talk about his experiences as an artist manager in Nigeria, as well as how to get started as a newcomer in the industry.
Join @adeolaadekoya_ as she follows the lives of adults in the '"20 something's" as they navigate their careers, lives and the challenges that adulthood entails.