In this episode, I contemplate the powerful influence of childhood beliefs that quietly shape our adult decisions and behaviour. Unpacking the subconscious ideas we've carried with us, I explore how these early perceptions continue to guide our thoughts—whether they're true or not. I attempt to question the lasting impact of our childhood minds and its ripple effect in the society we create.

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Is it one? Or is it two? I it made up of carefully curated ingredients like a delicious edikang ikong soup or smashed together like pounded yam? Dr Misbau Lateef explains the what, how, where of the Nigerian Legal system in a most interesting way. PS: No legal jargon was used in this episode.

In this Episode, Bolanle Yusuf popularly known as Bolanlr oni story takes us down history lane espousing the measurement of time in precolonial Africa using the Yoruba culture as an example.

What does Netflix squid game and a duel between a duck and dog have in common? If you've ever been frustrated, scrolling through your phone when it's without internet, you'd guess right. In this episode, with Mr Femi Otta, the CEO of wide-screen pictures limited, I discuss the narcotic the government can't keep from our hands –entertainment.

In this episode, with one of the world's most influential psychologist and founder of Peaceful Mind Foundation —Prof. Nabhit Kapur, we discuss mental health, why it's such an esoteric part of the society and borderline, a stigmatised one, it's misconceptions and tips for mental self-care. Enjoy!

In this episode, with Dr. Ayodele James Olabisi, an expert in sociology, criminology, penology from the department of Sociology and Anthropology, Obafemi Awolowo University, we discuss how useful or useless culture can be. Why should we take culture seriously? What causes intercultural contests? The latent but potent power of culture and many more. Enjoy listening!

Trailer for Ignored Conversations with Ayanfe.