PESIN NEVER REST

Today, we explore two burning questions: What happens when you type ‘Sean Dyche meme’ into your search bar? How would your ancestors react to you relying on search engines for wisdom? Stick around till the end for a little surprise.

From microwave meltdowns to afterlife investigations, your hosts truly come alive in the nighttime (or whatever Drizzy said).

Here at the PNR studio, we believe love is a group project—more people, more flavours, more love! 💕 As you recover from the shenanigans of Valentine’s Day, take a moment to embrace the beautiful chaos of not one, but TWO Igbo women on the same episode. Tune in! 🎙️🔥

Kick off an exciting month with some lighthearted banter featuring the one and only Mr. Siri! Don't miss your rare chance to make your voice heard—cast your vote in the attached poll. Tune in and make it count.

It’s always a vibe when @demigod_regis pulls up! Join us for our very first 'three-way' as we dive into some not-so-fun (but oh-so-relatable) stories about Nigerian employers. You don’t want to miss this one.

Late 20s or not, we’re just happy to be here. Here’s to the past, the present, and the future—to ageing gracefully and making the years ahead unforgettable.

Hello, Please find attached some of your faves as we take a nostalgic stroll down Christmas Lane. Warm regards, PNR ♡

Funky Jazz Tune is back—as you can tell, no scripts , just rhythm and riffs!

Men deserve their flowers too. Tune in for a raw, unfiltered celebration of brotherhood.

Where did that funky Jazz tune come from? How about the killer intro, unscripted banter, and a riddle showdown to top it off? With 'No Memos,' we let the wind take the wheel and go wherever it blows."

Enough with passive listening, you'll want a pen and paper for this one!

Coming back to find my go-to background music doesn’t exist anymore.😔 ….but it still feels good to be back!🥳

It's hard being a YOUNG Nigerian(Dreadlocks or not). That's all I'm going to say about Episode 9. One more thing: Follow IG@ch_boxing

Breakfast. These days it could be actual cake or it could be heartache and tears. If you want to hear about actual cake, then you can follow IG @bakersstreetng but if you'd like to hear about the twist and turns in Agozie's quest for a potential life partner, then this episode is for you. From parental pressure to societal interference and then all the way to heartbreaks, regrets, and dating tips,...

It turns out Lilian and I are afraid of a lot of things. Episode 7 attempts to outline as many of those fears as we could remember. P.S. Listen to the end for a very important message 🤗

A conversation about Jeff's childhood and nothern upbringing gets hijacked by a detour into the world of genetic science. From creating the perfect baby to sharing ideas on improved parenting, Episode 6 has it all and a lot more.

A 10 minute sermon from an old-ish young man who happens to be a year older today.

Whether you're preparing to move to a new country or not, Episode 4 provides an opportunity to live vicariously through a man who has. My first attempt at an online session sheds light on Chinedu's experience so far, the difficulties of adjusting to a new country, enduring discrimination, plans for the future and a lot more.

Episode 3 captures moments of calm in what could potentially be a Nigerian sized storm heading Nonye's way. Moments which are outlined in a half hour conversation between two 'podcasters😉' about adulting, coping mechanisms and having to re-experience Nigeria after a brief period away from it.

A breakdown of life events between myself and a man that has kissed a lot of occupational frogs🙂. This episode puts aside the details of a 7 year friendship to shed light on career choices, failed businesses, life in the Nigerian tech space and some of the harsh realities of the labour market.

A doctor, a failed athlete, a kickass engineer and a musical prodigy all walk into this episode. The ensuing exchange is definitely worth a listen. This episode is the summarised product of the highs and lows of chasing your dreams in Nigeria, navigating Nigerian parents and a 16 year long bromance with Zikorah (Ig:_ZIC)

A brief insight on how this all came about and what to expect.