Unscripted Universal Stories.: Recent Episodes
Ekene May
I looooooooove telling stories. It's as easy as can be. I love telling stories and I say them as they come and about whatever pops into my head. It's easy. It's the ease for me.
It's been a minute! So I started off with a little throwback, and then spoke about right now, and dove right into "trust" and what it means to me, at the moment. I hope you enjoy listening to me. ❤️
This is a poem. A love poem that I think you should enjoy. I remember listening to her and thinking, oh my, this is really good. I'm working on a poetry album though, my debit album and I hope I can share more of my work with the world.
I've always wanted to write about old age. I finally did and I'm glad to share this piece of art with you. Please, enjoy!
On this episode of the Unscripted Universal Stories podcast, I give you my take on th latest hot and sizzling Nigerian Series by Kemi Adetiba. It's on Netflix, you should see it if you haven't, totally. Enjoy!
In this episode of the Unscripted universal stories podcast, I share a poem about fatherhood and loss. Enjoy! S2:Ep5
This is a bit personal, I give an account of what it felt like to house hunt and eventually, get an apartment that I like. Enjoy! I'd like to hear your thoughts and what your experiences have been as well. Please, indulge me🥰
Thank you for tuning in! In this episode, I started with a short story, that's about asking for help when we need it and this is because, we all need help and it is okay to ask. Enjoy!
I granted an interview to a Radio in Senegal. It was a special show for West - African Female Artists. It was exciting and I'd like you guys to listen and enjoy it too.
In this episode, I tell stories to further explain the title, 'what can hurt do?' and I tell how it's easier to let go, really. I also compare Africans to Women, in the ways we relate to the White Race and Men. Enjoy!
In this episode, I tell a few personal stories, and I talk about how influence, from every form of art, which is all that life is about can come off as subtle and almost non-existent but it's there and it dictates how we feel or react to issues. Enjoy!
In this episode, I tell how we create the lives we want to live, by speaking them into existence.
In this episode, I finish off what I started, last week and basically, say it all. I could not do that the week before, it was becoming a little too long and I didn't want to build momentum that way, I want everything to be with ease and gradual.
I didn't start with a poem here, but it's unscripted regardless. I tell my story and how it's not in tandem with popular culture. Enjoy!
Fathers' Day Special. It's Father's Day! I have never been more excited about fathers day than I was this month or year. And in this episode of unscripted universal stories, I tell you what I think about fatherhood, it is a scratch, but, Enjoy!
I start off with one of my poems and I try not to give a rant about Nigeria, I try and, I tell a story, regardless or, as usual and it is unscripted. Enjoy!
In this episode, I start with one of my poems, tell what inspired me and carry you through a journey of self realisation, through movies like The Photograph and Back to the Future (1,2,3). Enjoy!
I start with a write up by #ChimanandaAdichie and I speak further, on what it means for me to be true to myself. My stories are largely unscripted and based off of what I feel and go through, which make it even more fun, because, I feel alot and as a writer, I find ways to express and interpret them in very special ways that makes these podcasts interesting and worth listening to.
I'm a Storyteller and that's all I'll be doing, telling you details about what's happening to me and what I'm happening to! In this episode, I went house hunting and mahn! It was exhausting! I'm also getting better at telling stories and just calling myself a storyteller, has made a shift happen for me and I'm excited about it too and will be sharing, subsequently.
This is my first podcast. I'm scared, but I'm doing it anyway. I have no intro or outro or background music, nothing, it's just me and my fears and pockets filled with dreams of what tomorrow might be.