Spice Station

In this episode of Spice Station , Igbo Spice explores why the concept of “coming out” doesn’t always fit—especially for queer Africans. Through personal reflection and anonymous submissions from the community, they unpack themes of identity, culture, faith, and the pressure to explain yourself in a world that often refuses to understand. With humor, heart, and honesty, this episode holds space fo...

💌 We’re catching up with your anonymous stories, and this one? It spirals . A messy entanglement with an older friend, shared lovers, queer confusion, and questions about safety in female friendships that blur too many boundaries. Spice dissects bisexuality vs. predatory behavior, why age doesn’t equal wisdom, and the deeper root of avoidant attachments. We also revisit a powerful message from a...

Hello people of God 🌬️ In this candid and unfiltered episode of Spice Station, your host Igbo Spice is showing up just as she is—no pressure, no script, just realness. Fresh out of 20 therapy sessions (clap for her!) and officially past her Saturn return, she shares what it feels like to be in this in-between season—resting, reflecting, and gently stepping into a new chapter. She chats about eclip...

On this episode of Spice Station , we have affirmations for eldest daughters and all parentified children. Set to the frequency of cosmic manifestation, these words are here to support your healing, self-love, and renewal. 🌑✨ Happy New Moon in Pisces. Allow yourself to release, receive, and step into your power. 🎧 Listen while meditating, journaling, or resting. If this resonates with you, repl...

Why is women’s sexuality so feared, controlled, and policed? In this episode of Spice Station , Igbo Spice dives into the power of embracing our erotic selves as an act of resistance. From the psychology of projection to the sacred roots of sexuality, we explore how reclaiming desire is reclaiming power. Tune in for an unfiltered conversation on autonomy, pleasure, and liberation. 🎙️ Subscribe, sh...

In this episode, we’re diving deep into self-esteem —the invisible force that shapes your reality. Forget success, status, and external validation—true confidence isn’t built on applause, achievements, or how others see you. It starts from within. Igbo Spice shares a personal journey of recognizing low self-esteem in 2018 (the same year Yungnollywood was born!) and how that realization changed eve...

In this episode of Spice Station , we’re diving deep into the institution of marriage—its history, its modern implications, and, most importantly, who it truly benefits. Inspired by Annie Idibia’s situation in Young, Famous & African , we dissect the societal narratives that frame marriage as a woman’s ultimate achievement while often ignoring the sacrifices it demands. From the disturbing his...

In this special episode of Spice Station , your host Igbo Spice invites you to celebrate her birthday from the vibrant streets of Havana, Cuba. Reflecting on her journey of self-actualization, she explores the power of protecting your peace and the concept of trust as a mirror—once cracked, the reflection is never the same. Igbo Spice dives deep into the art of letting go, why confrontation isn’t...

Drawing parallels between growth in darkness—like a seed in soil—and the quiet power of patience, this episode explores the beauty of delayed gratification and how it shapes us. IgboSpice unpacks why worrying is wasted energy, how frustration can signal the need for pause or redirection, and why self-validation is the ultimate key to staying grounded in your journey. You'll leave this episode with...

In this episode, Igbo Spice is back with Ask YungNollywood in a new bonus segment to tackle a spicy listener dilemmas. When a boyfriend invites his Nigerian parents to stay in a one-bedroom apartment for three whole months—without consulting his partner—things get real tight, real quick. How do you set boundaries without being labeled the "mean girlfriend"? Should you compromise, speak your truth,...

In this episode of Spice Station, IgboSpice dives deep into the powerful concept of devotion vs. discipline. Drawing inspiration from a Dr. Phil segment starting a gold digger and her disgruntled daughter, she unpacks how desires aren’t distractions, but rather sacred clues guiding you toward your highest self. She challenges the societal narrative that success and fulfillment require struggle and...

In this spicy episode of Spice Station, your host IgboSpice dives deep into the powerful connection between self-care, vanity, and feminine energy. Far beyond the surface, she challenges the conventional views on beauty and vanity, embracing the idea that nurturing your external appearance can spark a transformative shift in your internal world. IgboSpice reflects on her own journey, from investin...

In this soulful episode of The Spice Station Podcast by YungNollywood, we dive into the transformative power of self-adoration. Host IgboSpice explores the art of honoring yourself, as a sacred act of self-respect. Discover how embracing your inner radiance can uplift your spirit and shape a life of unapologetic beauty and confidence. Join us as we explore small rituals that celebrate your uniquen...

Hello 2025 🐣 A word from your low effort queen 🐈‍⬛ IgboSpice kicks off 2025 and season 3 of the podcast with a raw, heartfelt episode, recorded straight from her phone. Reflecting on sensitivity, emotional growth, and overcoming perfectionism, Eva shares lessons from her own life and the story of drag queen Tyra Sanchez (now James). She encourages listeners to take charge of the things they nee...

Who needs enemies with friends like these? On this episode we use the 2006 Blockbuster film 'Girls Cot' to dissect the complexities in the structure of a frenemy relationship. Listen to personal stories from Igbospice and the Nollybaddies, and learn why you cannot grow a friendship with someone who wants your life. You too can join the conversation: yungnollywood.com/askyungnollywood/ or e...

A breakdown of Nollywood horror movies from the 80s, 90s and 2000s - including our favourite film clips. For more information please visit yungnollywood.com . You can also join our film club here Visual Essay now available on Youtube Movies mentioned: Married to a Witch (2001) Witches (1998) Scores to Settle (1998) The Devil in Her (2006) Samadora (1998) Highway to the Grave (2000) Evil Passion (1...

The first black woman to win Miss World, a philanthropist, businesswoman, mother and a model with one of the most enviable resumes, this episode is all about the beauty icon that is Agbani Darego. You too can join the conversation by submitting anonymously here:  https://yungnollywood.com/podcast  or email: spicestation@yungnollywood.com You can support what we do by becoming a yungnollywood patro...

If you've ever experienced body shaming, body dysmorphia or an eating disorder, then everyone in this episode relates to you. Listen to why it's okay to fight fire with fire when you're protecting your vessel. You too can join the conversation by submitting anonymously here: https://yungnollywood.com/podcast or email: spicestation@yungnollywood.com You can support what we do by becoming a yungnoll...

Igbospice and the yungnollywood family react to Tory Lanez being found guilty of shooting Megan thee Stallion.   You too can join the conversation by submitting anonymously here: https://yungnollywood.com/podcast or email: spicestation@yungnollywood.com You can support what we do by becoming a yungnollywood patron: https://www.patreon.com/yungnollywood

The beauty queen, the rebel, the mother, the lawyer, the diplomat and the widow of the most controversial Nigerian man (Biafra's leader), this episode covers why I am so obsessed with Bianca Ojukwu.  You too can join the conversation by submitting anonymously here: https://yungnollywood.com/podcast or email: spicestation@yungnollywood.com You can support what we do by becoming a yungnollywood...

On this episode, we respond to a listener question about overcoming the effects of family dysfunction as the oldest daughter, "None of my family validates my trauma. I feel like I really served no purpose to them but to serve them. I wish I wasn't born sometimes... is it really going to get better?" Listen as we share the benefits of distance, therapy and radical self preservation through personal...

To explore the theme of Gold-digging we chose the 2006 film 'Fishers of Men' that centres on a newly widowed woman and her two children, a son and daughter and how she encourages them towards reckless survival, all the while making sure she's taken care of in the process. Listen as we discuss how dating to secure financial freedom is normal, justifiable, recommended as just as hard a job to do as...

Welcome to season 2 of the podcast! What's new? - We begin to discuss certain topics and how they occur as themes in various nollywood films.  On this episode, it's all about submission. What did the leading female characters in Billionaire's Club (2003) and Sleeping with the Enemy (2004) have in common? Listen as we dissect various reasons for accepting or/and rejecting submission. Is submis...

What do broken down cars, breathtaking sunsets and parking lot stalkers have in common? They're all essential parts of the date stories in this week's episode. Listen as igbospice shares and dissects the best and worst date stories she's had and that you have submitted. Also, we answer a listener question about the being 20-something, interfering friends and the peer pressure to date now.  Yo...

On this episode, listen as we respond to a dilemma submitted by one of our yungnollywood friends - "...last week I was giving him oral sex and I noticed some growths around his genitals, I won't lie, they scared me a little..." When is it a good time to bring up STI testing and how do you talk about it?  You too can join the conversation: https://yungnollywood.com/askyungnollywood/ Support wh...