The BAOBAB

Adulting will test your faith. You are expected to show up every day even when your heart is heavy. In this podcast episode, I talk about some of the lessons I have learned as an adult.

In this podcast episode, I invite African creatives to join the Afrobloggers Winter Challenge. Imagine joining other creatives in a month of storytelling? This sounds fun, do not miss out. Visit, https://afrobloggers.org/winterabc2026-storytelling-festival/ for more information. Looking forward to bumping into your work!

In this podcast episode, I talk about the thread shared by Phoebe @_bigpheebs on Instagram. Trust me, your best friend understands you, love you and will never judge you. If you can relate, then this episode is for you!

In this podcast episode, I talk about the highs and lows that I experienced in April. Sending hugs to anyone going through a rough patch🫂

In this podcast episode, I talk about how people have a habit of not respecting people’s boundaries. Do not ask questions that make the next person feel uncomfortable.

In this podcast episode, we catch up and I tell you all the things that have caught my attention.

In this podcast episode, I talk about things you can incorporate into friendships, family, or relationships. This thread was inspired by @divayetty1's “things you cannot teach your partner.” This is a note to the people on the other end: pay attention and have a teachable spirit, and everything will fall into place.

In this podcast episode, I talk about how people betray us and sometimes we end up being m painted as the bad people.

In this podcast episode, I discuss the events and incidents I witnessed over the past week.

In this podcast episode, I talk about two groups of people. The first group does whatever they want because they have a choice, whereas the other group doesn’t have a choice.

In this podcast episode, I talk about how one can be tired mentally, physically and even spiritually but, adulting wants you to show up everyday. Yet each day we try, keep hope alive and pray that tomorrow is a better day.

In this podcast episode, I talk about the conversations and questions that have left people feeling uncomfortable. I hope you will apologise if you can, but if you can’t, be mindful of what you say starting today.

Happy 2026, may you have a memorable year! In this podcast episode, I talk about settling in the new year. I share people’s experiences in the new year and how they have been adjusting to change.

2025 had it’s challenges, laughs and giggles and tears but it reminded us that we are human beings. May 2026 be kind to you

In this podcast episode, I feature four of Jah Prayzah’s songs in my story time. Music isn’t just for entertainment; sometimes it holds a hidden lesson. I reviewed Mhandu Yenhamo, Ruzhowa, Kwaunobva, Necessary, and Tenda. Did I do justice to the songs?

In this podcast episode, I take a walk with you down memory lane. We made it to December and that calls for a celebration. Yet sometimes we fought the tears, we were hurt and disappointed. Sometimes we were so close to giving up but our community kept us going. Thank you to exploring. with. annie on Instagram for inspiring this podcast episode. Happy new month!

In this podcast episode, I discuss the Christmas wishlist shared by Yetunde Omobolanle on Instagram. I am sure if you are an adult, you will relate to this list. Dear Santa, is it too much to ask for?

In this podcast episode, I talk about my October-to-November stocktake. Brace yourself for a few giggles, smiles and a reminder that you should not postpone joy.

In this podcast episode, I talk about the levels of adulting I’ve reached by Yetunde Omobolanle.

This episode will wrap up what I discussed last week. Our parents broke us and left us wounded. A part of us might have died but life didn't stop. This is your life and you have to find healing, pick yourself up and move on. This life is too short to be lived in regret or feeling broken.

In this podcast episode, I talk about the actions and the situations that broke us. We always thought our parents were supposed to protect us yet they failed to protect us and left us wounded. I hope you reach out to your younger self and give her a big hug. Our parents might have failed us but at the end of the day they are not perfect and they are human beings too!

In this podcast episode, I talk about what I have been up to while I was on my break. I talk about the little things that bring me joy and how I have been able to see life in a different way.

Our lives might be chaotic, stressful and some events leave us broken. We all have dents that we prefer to cover up, but what if we find the beauty in our dents? We can wear our crowns so well and there is beauty in the imperfections.

In this podcast episode, I talk about the practices or traditions that we should not let go of because of the changes happening in our society. We need to keep the joy and excitement alive. Why not uphold the traditions and pass them to the generations that will come?

In this podcast episode, I talk about the things that made me happy during the past week. I have learnt that our lives are too short to postpone happiness.