Diaspora Daughter: Recent Episodes
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The Diaspora Daughter podcast is a self-help, girl chat podcast, focused on changing the narrative on what it means to be a daughter in the diaspora. Whether you're born and bred or transitioned in, tune in as fellow diaspora daughters share their experiences and offer insight on the many nuances we experience through culture, environment, and religion while navigating life towards our truest selves. Want to share your story? Email us at: thediasporadaughter@gmail.comTwitter: @DiasporaLossInstagram: @thediasporadaughter
There's be a lot of discovering we've had to do as we shift into adulthood. Tune in as I talk to my sister about the transition into independence.
Happy 2023! I know I know! There’s a lot going on in life! But I must be obedient and that is what I’ll try to do. I look forward to continuing this journey with you!
Sometimes we know where we're going and sometimes where we're going finds us! Tune in and listen to Adeola talk about her path to entrepreneurship and loving the skin she's in!
Sometimes we may feel stuck in the academic track we choose but there is one thing these past couple years have taught us is that you don't have to! Listen to Lola talk about her experiences leading up to Tech!
Sometimes we go one direction and life takes us another direction! Tune in to find out how Jade found her way into Nigeria's booming hospitality industry!
These episodes are long overdo but I'll start shooting them out! Tune in to our conversation with Moni Osibodu as she discusses navigating her career in African Entertainment!
So I know I said we're back last time but another break ensued, AND THAT'S OKAY! I'm just happy to be doing the Lord's work! This episode is about ALLADAT. I hope you tune in and ENJOY! Let me know your thoughts on our instagram!
We're backkkkk!! Did Ya'll miss us! Well what better way to get back into the swing of then to speak on delay in the midst of your desire. I sat down with a dear friend of mine, Amanda Falade and we spoke on how the delays in our career still ledes to where we needed to be! Tune in and enjoy!
First and Foremost let me say... Apologies for the delay!!! However, WE MOVE!!
On today's episode we have one of my go-getter girlfriend's Kalane Abbey on the podcast! Kalane gives insight into some of the steps she took to navigate her career and how she managed a social life doing in! Our Call to Action, if she can do it- YOU CAN TO! Tune in!
Like you all know, I am an avid podcast listener! This week we're going to talk about an episode I listened to from Hidden Brain, one of my favorite podcast. It made me realize how often we as daughters in the diaspora suffer from imposter syndrome. But the gagis- we have the sauce! We're changing the narrative!
There is so much I could say about Sana! One of my first visuals of a true GO-GETTER! If there is something that needs or can be done (and monetized) Sana has done it! Tune in to hear her discuss the trials and tribulations she faced over the years and how she turned them into VICTORIES!
Boy is this episode a big one! I feel like there's so much more that could be said, so let's keep the conversation going!
First, let me say: THE SOUND IS ALL OVER THE PLACE! haha I know- We'll get better as time goes on! In this week's episode, we will be talking to our fellow Diaspora Daughter, Dr. Stephanie Okpara-Sule. We'll discuss her upbringing, changing career course in college and the importance of understanding your mental health!
So It's my 30th birthday! What a great way to start this podcast off! In this episode, I'll be discussing the lessons I've learned in the course of 30 years. I will admit this episode is all over the place. I'm nervous to step into this new platform but I'm walking in faith! Let me know what resonates with you and feel free to wish me a happy birthday!
Welcome, welcome, welcome to the diaspora daughter podcast! WE single-handedly carry our households so now it's time for us to do some self care! I look forward to sharing stories that we can relate to, learn, and unlearn from in order to change the narrative what what it means to be a daughter in the diaspora! I look forward to this journey with you!