In this episode Joy sits with a young, Nigerian creative fashion entrepreneur, Arewa Adesanya to have a chat about her life, business, and relationship. Being an accomplished entrepreneur at 22 is fascinating and inspiring. In this episode, they chat about the perks and struggles of being a young entrepreneur in Nigeria, how to manage your business and setting your priorities right. IG: @adireworld (business page) Facebook: @AdireWorld

Two Nigerian Millennial, sit with Joy Abara to discuss a critical topic on side hustle, being the new social culture. They share their story of hardwork, determination, challenges and victories. The average Nigerian youth juggles about 2-3 business in the bid to attain financial freedom. Jumoke Olubiyi is a real estate consultant and administrative officer at Pertinence Limited. She also has skill in fashion designing, which she has taken on as her side hustle. Olushola on the other hand is a multimedia personality, brand strategist and fashion consultant. Asides both of them being a fashion entrepreneur, their ability to manage more than one job makes them have something in common. Discovering what matters most in this episode; are questions of motivation, benefits, disadvantages and opportunities to leverage on. Follow the Chat Podcast on IG: @thechatpodcast Twitter: @thechatjoyabara Facebook: The Chat Podcast

Co-founder and CEO of Tuteria, Godwin Benson takes listeners on a journey of how he started Tuteria from scratch to finish. He reveals his life principles, beliefs and habits which are partly responsible for his success today. Godwin also speaks on the importance of gaining work experience before going into entrepreneurship.

On the chat podcast, Episode 7, we had a young lawyer, international development advocate and creator of the nineteenth initiative on the microphone. It was a fun and enlightening interview. Bamise who recently got called to bar, is passionate about global and human development. What we find most inspiring about is her effort to change her immediate environment, through her blog where she educates people about environmental hazards and standards. In this episode she takes us through her law school experience, giving us inside gist of what it really entails to pass through this “educational institution” set up by the Nigerian government. Bamise is one to watch out for!

In this episode, Oyin and Joy chat about what life has been like since after University The roadblocks, unrealistic expectations, struggles to be taken seriously and getting employed. Most importantly, he tells us how he is converting his used to be "area of weakness" to strength through his 365 Days of copy writing. This is a must-listen. Soundtrack: www.bensound.com