5 Minutes With Shèdá House: Recent Episodes
Olu Immanuel
We discuss tech, art, business, human relations, politics, music, movies and everything that interest young people.
In this episode, we discuss some of the things that have been going round for a while now around internet scams,flutterwave, Linda Ikeji, the 13 year old inappropriate behavior and other exciting happenings around.
In this episode, the ladies of Shèdá House share their thoughts on the biases that exist and how they can be broken or whether some should be kept.
Content creation seems like an intimidating task for so many, but it does not have to be. In this episode Olu Immanuel talks about how to start small and get started as a content creator.
There is a constant debate between who is better between C. Ronaldo and Messi. But you have stopped to whether that there are people around you who do not even know who these guys are.
We discuss the situation the health sector currently is, reasons why things are in shambles, who is to blame for the unfortunate situation and what we can do for ourselves as Nigerians leaving in Nigeria.
In this episode I ask Olajesu, an SEO expert and Olayinka, a business analyst and keyword researcher how to Search Engine Optimization works, abd they take their time to explain the details and how it works. You would love this episode if you care about Digital Marketing and everything that come along with it.
We had a fun conversation around how women fill about being women. We spoke about the advantages, difficult and general attitude to life.
There is so much buzz around the tech space that many people are determined to get in somehow. The question we then have to ask is whether it's something that might work for you.
In this episode, Olumayowa (Marketing Design Lead, Sheda House) and Olayinka ( Business Analyst, Shèdá House) discuss what you can do to grow your business.
Shèdá House is a home for creatives. Here are some of the courses you can enroll for while at Shèdá House.
In this episode, we brought some of the guys in Shèdá House to share some of the things they believe girls do and consider attractive, but are actually annoying.
In this episode Olamide and OluImmaneul discuss creators that have influenced their creative journey in one way or the other.
In this episode, Tim shares what you need to do to change career from what you are currently doing to playing in the tech space.
Tolu, a creative photographer tells her story of how she has been able to benefit from her relationship with other photographers in the industry.
In this episode we take sometime to talk about the end SARS protest, and our reaction to certain issues that popped up during the protest. We also discussed ideas on how to go from where we are now to where we want to be.
There was an uproar on Twitter about Patraichy FC, and some of us at Shèdá House wanted to talk about it.
In this episode, Tioluwani the creative director of OAT Photography gives some photography tips on how to start taking street photography.
Goodness has been with us for about 6 months. Infact, she was one of those around when we opened Shèdá house. Today, she leaves us and we had to ask a few questions.
Esther, a photography intern at Shèdá House shares some of the things she loves about Shèdá House.
Mercy is a UI/UX intern at FireSwitch Technologies. In this episode she shares how she evolved from being a programmer in the University into a UI/UX designer.
In this podcast we share a really interesting story of a young man who was supposed to intern with us at FireSwitch Tech but disappeared for very strange reasons. Very recently his Dad came around to look for him and found out that he has not been with us for months. Apparently he had been acting like he had been coming to Shèdá House, and collecting money from his Dad. In this podcast, we discuss how to identify opportunities and how to make use of them.
Opay recently released a statement that they would be pausing their ride hailing system. Many Nigerians has taken this to mean the end of the system. Is this really the end of Opay services in Nigeria, and if not, what lessons does Opay's business model teach us.
This is our very first episode and this is us testing and seeing how this thing really works. We introduce Shèdá House, talk about Oma books, and then share insights on how we African businesses survive amidst the many challenges.