The Average African Kid Podcast was created to share life perspectives and lessons from the host Tuoyo Eresanara with the rest of the world. It is a window into the thought process of a young African. The topics covered do not exclusively relate to Africa but the world. From packing to losing his voice, to living under a pandemic, the host gives insight into the world as we know it; not from the stance of someone who knows it all but from the perspective of someone who is learning along the way. There will be laughs, there will be tears, most importantly, there will be lessons learned. Join us on the journey with the Average African Kid Podcast as we explore the endless possibilities.
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The Average African Kid Podcast was created to share life perspectives and lessons from the host Tuoyo Eresanara with the rest of the world. It is a window into the thought process of a young African. The topics covered do not exclusively relate to Africa but the world. From packing to losing his voice, to living under a pandemic, the host gives insight into the world as we know it; not from the stance of someone who knows it all but from the perspective of someone who is learning along the way. There will be laughs, there will be tears, most importantly, there will be lessons learned. Join us on the journey with the Average African Kid Podcast as we explore the endless possibilities.
Welcome to another episode of "Walk With Me" as we embark on a new adventure during examination season. In this episode, our host reflects on the challenges of balancing academic responsibilities with other commitments. Despite growing a YouTube audience, the podcast had taken a backseat, but now it's time to focus on the audio aspect of storytelling for the next six months.Join us on a Sunday morning walk to chapel, the day before second semester exams for a 300-level Medicine and Surgery program. Our host shares personal experiences of juggling multiple responsibilities, including managing sound for the chapel and dealing with the demands from various groups. The episode highlights the importance of prioritizing tasks and learning to say no when necessary to avoid burnout.Through candid anecdotes, listeners will gain insights into handling pressures and staying focused on their goals. The episode culminates in a heartfelt prayer for a beautiful day, encouraging everyone to walk closer with Jesus and draw nearer to the Father.Stay blessed, stay safe, and stay amazing as you tune in to this inspiring episode. Have a wonderful day!
The Average African Kid Podcast
The Average African Kid Podcast was created to share life perspectives and lessons from the host Tuoyo Eresanara with the rest of the world. It is a window into the thought process of a young African. The topics covered do not exclusively relate to Africa but the world. From packing to losing his voice, to living under a pandemic, the host gives insight into the world as we know it; not from the stance of someone who knows it all but from the perspective of someone who is learning along the way. There will be laughs, there will be tears, most importantly, there will be lessons learned. Join us on the journey with the Average African Kid Podcast as we explore the endless possibilities.
