#ShareMyExperience

This episode explores the evolution of friendships from formative to adult years and the concept of investing in relationships. It goes deeper into the issues highlighted in Episode 4: My Enemy, My Friend. Enjoy watching.

Your sexual identity is a huge part of who you are and informs your lifestyle choices. My guest Just Omomo Ibe and I explore the issue among teenagers from a Christian point of view. Forget what you think you may know and listen with an open mind. You just might get some new insight. Be blessed!

A deep dive into some of the issues in the story from Episode 1: My Own Person. If you haven't listened yet, go ahead, why don't you? Share your thoughts and experiences and your #WhatIWishIKnewAsATeenager? I'd love to hear from you. Enjoy listening and watching!

Watch stories come to life during discussions on some of the past topics. Get ready for real-life shared experiences and related stories that can help you make sense of your present or past journeys. Stay tuned!

Dreams and aspirations of the future often lie in our gifts and talents, but oftentimes, we're swayed by external influences to follow a path that we wouldn't ordinarily. This episode tells the story of a young woman with a dream she couldn't quite expressly fulfill because another path had been chosen for her. Enjoy listening.

Feeling different and misunderstood is often a sign of faulty self-perception. This could stem from a plethora of issues and in the case of the man in this story – mummy issues. Listen and learn.

Daddy issues are real and are usually a result of a poor or non-existent relationship with a father. A girl’s first love is her father and the strength and quality of this connection have a great impact on her relationship with other men. This is a story told from the skewed point of view of a young girl who shares her experience of loving a broken man. Enjoy listening!

When a family breaks apart because parents go their separate ways, the children are left in the middle, no matter who they stay with. This episode explores the effects of divorce on female children from the eyes of a teenage girl. Enjoy listening!

Special positions of honor bestowed upon women in culture often require them to grow into certain roles that cause them to grow up too fast. This episode explores the role of the ‘Ada’ in Igbo culture from a teenage girl’s perspective. Enjoy listening!

Although parents predominately help shape the character of children, friends become the primary influence as they grow into teenagers and young adults. Navigating friendships can be tricky, whether as an adult or perhaps even worse when you’re younger. Enjoy listening!

Reflecting on the past is a surefire way to open the door to many feelings, including regret. In my opinion, healthy protocols should be employed when interacting with our past memories. They'll act as a gate to let in the good ones and hold up the others for questioning before deciding if we should let them in (only for a visit) or send them back. Enjoy listening!

I consider being a Christian as a privilege and the greatest decision I’ve made was to actively pursue a relationship with God. However, as I shared, the start of my journey was a rocky one. Growing up in the 90s when being ‘a born again Christian’ was slowly becoming cool and was almost a fad among young adults, those of us born outside the Pentecostal movement found ourselves defending our faith...

Welcome to #ShareMyExperience podcast. In this podcast series, we will delve into the teenage experience with unique and compelling stories, through candid storytelling and personal anecdotes. I’ll explore the challenges and triumphs of growing up, and what it means to come of age in the modern world, giving you useful tools to re-frame, re-direct and transform your view of the past and help you n...

The teenage years could be tough. As we grow in awareness at different stages of the journey, there are bound to be feelings of confusion that if not interpreted correctly, could form the basis of wrong beliefs carried on to adulthood. Personally, I thought my mother hated me growing up, but I’ve come to realize that we were simply speaking different languages with no interpreter. In the reality o...