Tea With Tay Podcast

This is a bonus episode of Tea with Tay, brought to you in partnership with Tiger Beer, sitting down with Nollywood actor Uzor Arukwe the man behind Odogwu Parara for a conversation over a cold one about fame, faith, and the long road it took to get there.

Uzor traces the path from a third-class degree in economics he’s never admitted to publicly before, to losing his corporate job at Etisalat for sneaking off to auditions, to over a year of silence where no gigs came at all. He talks about the phone call that interrupted his own prayer session and became his first real break, and the YouTube shoot a job he almost didn’t finish after his co-star fainted on set that turned into the most-watched thing he’s ever done.

It’s a conversation that moves from real talk to bants capped off with a Tiger Beer tasting and a rapid-fire round that gets Uzor to admit things he probably didn’t plan on saying on camera.

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In this episode, Tay closes out Season 5 with Venita Akpofure, British-Nigerian actress, model and entrepreneur, for a conversation about reinvention, motherhood, and finally coming into her own.

From her early years modelling and starring as the iconic Mimi on AY’s Crib to becoming one of the highest-paid video vixens in Africa before social media existed to amplify any of it, Venita reflects on building a career from scratch and on the culture shock of straddling two very different worlds growing up between Warri and the UK.

She also opens up about losing herself completely during her marriage, the bathroom moment that made her realise she needed out, rebuilding her life and finances almost from nothing in Turkey, and how she’s raising her two daughters with intention while refusing to let bitterness take root.

There are funny moments, honest reflections, and plenty of tea from a woman closing out this season exactly the way she opened her career on her own terms.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Chimezie Imo, actor and AMVCA Trailblazer winner best known for his role in Breath of Life, for a conversation about rejection, reinvention, and finally being seen.

From choosing to study Applied Ecology instead of acting to years of jumping multiple buses across Lagos for auditions he rarely expected to win, Chimezie reflects on being told outright that he’d never make it as a leading man, the years that comment cost him, and the last-minute set change that handed him his breakout role in Nimbe.

He also opens up about the AMVCA night he broke down on stage after hearing his own old bio read back to him, the weeks he spent off social media after being the only one not nominated for Breath of Life, and his love for fashion.

There are funny moments, honest reflections, and plenty of tea from an actor who has spent over a decade proving people wrong — settle in.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Adeife Adeoye, digital creator, financial educator, and founder of Remote WorkHER, for a conversation about money, mindset, and building a life on her own terms.

From accidentally starting a content career to freelancing at 16 to support her dad’s Fiverr hustle, Adeife reflects on how she built Remote WorkHER from nothing, the risks she’s taken along the way, and the discipline it has taken to stay grounded through Nigeria’s harshest financial climate. She also opens up about growing up with a father who explained rather than dictated, her theory that your nervous system decides whether you can actually hold onto wealth, and why she refuses to invest in anything she doesn’t fully understand.

She also opens up about her concept of an “enough number,” and why she believes broke is a mindset long before it’s a bank balance.

There are funny moments, honest reflections, and plenty of stories from a woman who has built a business and a following from scratch, while staying brutally honest about what nobody else is saying out loud.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Toolz Oniru, veteran on-air personality, TV host, and first-time film director, for a conversation about fame, privilege, and staying grounded after decades in the spotlight.

From thirteen years at Beat FM to stepping behind the camera as a director, Toolz reflects on the risks she’s taken, the fears she’s had to push past, and the discipline it takes to keep reinventing yourself without losing who you are.

She also opens up about growing up as a princess of Oniru, navigating the “nepo baby” conversation, her non-negotiable dating red flags, and the moment that taught her to guard her inner circle for good.

There are funny moments, honest reflections, and plenty of tea from a woman who has spent decades in the public eye while still holding onto her privacy.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Miss Demz — Nigerian-British content creator, hairstylist and creative director for a no-holds-barred conversation about money, fame, love, and surviving Lagos as a woman who refuses to shrink herself.

Miss Demz opens up about growing up in London convinced she was Jamaican, her first culture-shock trip to Nigeria at 15, and how a planned six-month stay in Lagos turned into four years. She breaks down the real cost of showing up “influencer-ready” for a high-society wedding gele, nails, makeup, hair and waxing alone before you even get to the outfit and shares the wild story of getting arrested twice over a prop gun for a photoshoot. She also gets candid about dating in Lagos, sponsorship, the city’s elite dating scene, and doesn’t hold back on her views about patriarchy, domestic violence, and what’s actually changing for women in Nigeria versus what’s just talk online.

Funny, sharp, and unafraid to say the quiet part out loud — this is Miss Demz exactly as advertised.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Fola, Afrobeats singer-songwriter and one of Nigeria’s fastest-rising voices, for a conversation about patience, faith, and staying grounded while the world starts paying attention.

From singing in secondary school to working as a cashier at a betting shop back home in Ibadan, Fola takes us through the long road to this moment — the cousin who pulled him to Lagos, the almost-deal with Kizz Daniel before fate pointed him toward Bella Shmurda and Dagbana Republic, and the three-hour phone call it took to convince his team to let him drop his breakout single, Alone, before it was “ready.” He opens up about his sold-out UK tour and his stop at the Indigo at The O2, the excitement building for Canada, and why Caricature — a song he almost left off the album — became the fan favourite. He also gets into what fame has actually funded, from building his mother a church to getting his dad a duplex, and weighs in on whether Afrobeats is really facing a decline.

There are funny moments, honest reflections, and plenty of stories from an artist who’s still writing his own beginning — Fola style.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Dami Aros and Isaac Aigbadumah, the duo behind So Nigerian podcast, for a conversation that is honest, chaotic, and long overdue.

They get into how it all started — two guys in lockdown, a church office, and a recording session where they talked for 40 minutes without hitting record. From the first payment that had them doing the math in real time, to two full seasons without a sponsor, to a sold-out live show, they hold nothing back about what it actually costs to build something real in Nigerian media.

There are plenty of laughs, a very unexpected phone call, and a conversation that every podcaster, creator, or anyone building something in Nigeria needs to hear.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with actress, entrepreneur, and media personality Nancy Isime for a conversation about boundaries, growth, and what it really means to protect your peace five years after her first time on the couch.

Nancy gets honest about disappearing into character to play Kemi for Blood Sisters, why she had to “empty out” for two months after wrapping, and how she’s learned to separate the work from herself. She also opens up about something she’s never spoken on publicly before, her OCD diagnosis, and how therapy and self-awareness have helped her manage anxiety on her own terms.

The conversation goes deep into friendship and loyalty, why Nancy has no problem cutting people off, and why forgiving someone doesn’t always mean giving them access back. She talks proudly about turning 34, refusing to be ashamed of her age, and what she’s actually looking for in a partner now that she’s built the life she once only dreamed about.

There are plenty of laughs, sharp truths, and a few moments that will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about the “new Nancy.”

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In this episode, Tay sits down with actress, entrepreneur and content creator Ashmusy for a conversation about building an empire from scratch, surviving the internet, and choosing yourself loudly and unapologetically.

From cold-calling Nollywood directors off the back of CD cases as a teenager to owning multiple companies including Magic Revive, Amarachi opens up about the ambition that has always driven her, the scandals that tested her, and why turning 30 feels like the best thing that has ever happened to her.

She also gets honest about freezing her eggs, refusing to rush into marriage, and why she refuses to let societal timelines dictate the most important decisions of her life.

There are plenty of laughs, real talk, and a few moments that will make you want to stand up and clap.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with South Africa's legendary DJ and producer Heavy K — The Drum Boss — for a conversation about music, identity, and what it really takes to build a lasting career across the African continent.

From sneaking onto his brother's computer at 15 to pioneering Afro House and the rising wave of Tristep, Heavy K reflects on the journey, the lessons, and the sound that has made him one of Africa's most distinctive voices in dance music.

He opens up about the business side of music — gig selection, brand positioning, and knowing your worth — as well as the bigger conversations around Pan-African identity, xenophobia, and what it means to represent your country when you tour the world.

There are real moments, sharp insights, and plenty of gems from a man who has built everything from nothing and is still very much in his prime.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Kate Henshaw, actress, fitness enthusiast, and one of Nollywood’s most respected names, for a conversation about life, growth, and staying relevant after more than three decades in the industry.

From the early days of Nollywood to the industry we know today, Kate reflects on the changes she has witnessed, the lessons she has learned, and the discipline it has taken to remain consistent through different phases of her career. She also opens up about relationships, love, divorce, fitness, getting older in the public eye, and why she has become more comfortable being fully herself.

There are funny moments, honest reflections, and plenty of stories from a woman who has seen generations come and go, while still standing strong in her own lane.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Shanks Comics for what might be the most unserious episode of Tea With Tay yet. Between the laughter, chaos, and random moments, Shanks opens up about the reality behind being one of the internet’s most recognizable personalities.

He talks about fame, streaming, content creation, and the pressure that comes with constantly needing to entertain people online. From losing money to navigating success at a young age, Shanks shares stories from his journey and how his life has changed over the past few years.

The conversation also takes some a turn as they get into relationships, expectations placed on men and women, emotional expression, and whether society judges people differently based on gender.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Deyemi Okanlawon, actor, producer, and one of Nollywood’s most recognizable faces, for a conversation about the road that brought him here. From selling bread in his early years to becoming a leading man on screen, Deyemi shares the many steps, choices, and lessons that shaped his journey.

He talks about life before acting, how he found his way into Nollywood, and why he approached his career with clear intention from the start. The conversation also touches on what it means to build a lasting career as an actor, balancing family life with the demands of the industry, staying disciplined with fitness and lifestyle, and the confidence it takes to keep growing.

Deyemi also opens up about going international, producing his own work, building meaningful partnerships, and why storytelling has a bigger role to play in shaping how we see ourselves as a country.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Chika Uwazie for an honest conversation about timelines, pressure, and the realities of adulting. From career growth to relationships, personal goals, and the constant feeling of being “behind,” Chika shares her thoughts on navigating life at your own pace.

She answers questions many people quietly wrestle with, when things are supposed to happen, how to handle comparison, and what it really means to build a life that feels right for you.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Samuel Banks (Arike) as he talks about his journey from the trenches to where he is now. He shares what growing up was like, the challenges he faced early on, and how those experiences shaped his mindset.

Samuel opens up about building his dreams step by step, staying focused when things weren’t working, and what it means to finally see things begin to change. He also speaks on his project Arike, the story behind it, and what this moment means to him.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Jola Ayeye, media personality and co-host of I Said What I Said, for a relaxed and honest conversation.

Jola talks about choosing a life that works for her, taking breaks, enjoying herself, and not feeling pressured to always be “on” or visible. She shares her thoughts on rest, boundaries, friendships, and what it means to truly mind your business in a world that expects constant output.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Steven Chuks, actor and filmmaker, to talk about his journey into the industry and the choices he made when things weren’t going his way.

He shares how he handled not getting roles early on, why he decided to start creating his own projects, and what he’s learned about building something for himself. The conversation also leans into a bigger question- What does it really mean to be a “real man”? Steven reflects on expectations, identity, and the pressure men face to fit certain roles.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Chidera Eggerue, also known as Slumflower- writer, speaker, and voice behind many bold conversations around women, power, and independence.

She speaks openly about her views on relationships, gender dynamics, and why she believes women are often taught to shrink themselves. From money and dating to self-worth and choice, Chidera shares the thinking behind her opinions and the reactions they get.

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Skin bleaching has been normalized for decades, in homes, salons, markets, and across social media. But what many people still see as “just skincare” is, in reality, a serious health issue.

In partnership with Eucerin, Tea With Tay hosted a live panel conversation as part of the #SayNoToBleaching campaign, an advocacy-led discussion focused on education, prevention, and healthy skin practices without shame or judgement.

Across two powerful sessions, leading dermatologists from across Nigeria break down:

-What actually qualifies as skin bleaching

-The most common ingredients and hidden risks

-Short-term and long-term health complications

-The myths people still believe

-The role of colorism and cultural pressure

-Youth, social media, and rising early exposure

-Prevention strategies and safe skincare habits

SESSION 1 FEATURES:

Dr. Cynthia Ebie: Consultant Dermatologist, Deputy Clinical Director, General Hospital Lagos

Prof. Altraide Daseltima: President, Nigerian Association of Dermatology (NAD)

Dr. Ehiaghe Anaba: Chairman, NAD Anti-Skin Bleaching Campaign Committee

SESSION 2 FEATURES:

Dr. Uzoamaka Iloabachie: Medical Director, Skintisfaction Dermatology & Aesthetic Clinic

Dr. Faiza Saduki: Consultant Dermatologist, Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital

Dr. Chukwuka Ifeanyi Robert: Consultant Dermatologist, UNTH Enugu

This conversation is not about policing choices. It’s about understanding risks, unlearning harmful beauty standards, and choosing health from a place of knowledge.

Healthy skin isn’t about changing who you are.

It’s about caring for what you already have.

#Say@ToskinBleaching #EmbraceYourSkin #OwnYourShade.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Stella Damasus, actress, producer, and one of Nollywood’s most respected voices. She talks about her journey in the industry, her time away, and what it means to return with a fresh perspective.

Stella shares her thoughts on how Nollywood has changed over the years, what still needs to improve, and the role she hopes to play in shaping its future. She also reflects on her personal experiences, lessons from living abroad, and the values that continue to guide her work.

There’s also a slight twist in this episode that brings a different energy to the conversation.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Qing Madi, the young singer whose sound has quickly travelled beyond Nigeria. She talks about growing up in Benin, how music started for her, and what it felt like when everything began to change.

Qing Madi shares how people often misunderstood where she was from, the pressure of being noticed so early, and how she’s learning to stay true to herself while figuring things out in real time. She also speaks about her music, her choices, and the kind of artist she’s becoming.

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In the first episode of Season 5 of Tea With Tay, Tay sits down with Abimbola Craig-actor, producer, and the face behind the beloved series Skinny Girl in Transit.

Abimbola talks about the journey of the show, what it has meant to audiences over the years, and the work that has gone on behind the scenes to keep it going. She also reflects on her path in Nollywood, the choices she’s made along the way, and the importance of staying true to herself while working in the industry.

From storytelling to life outside the camera, it’s an open and thoughtful conversation with someone who has quietly built a strong place for herself in Nigerian film and television.

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Merry Christmas 🎄 and welcome to A Very Threesome Podcast as Toke Moments and Tea With Tay come together for a special crossover episode with Madame Joyce... and yes, the energy is exactly what the title promises.

The trio reflects on what 2025 has looked like so far, sharing personal highlights, wins, and lessons. From relationships and dating conversations to listener dilemmas, nothing is off the table. There’s plenty of laughter, playful chaos, honest opinions, and moments that hit a little closer to home.

Three voices and lots of tea, enjoy and don’t forget to share

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Daniel Etim-Effiong, actor and filmmaker, for a conversation that goes beyond the screen. Yes, they address the kissing roles people always talk about, but they also get into the work behind the scenes.

Daniel shares how he approaches his roles, what acting in Nollywood has taught him over the years, and how he separates work from real life. He also talks about family, marriage, growing older in the industry, and the choices he’s making at this stage of his life.

It’s an easy, honest conversation that shows a different side of Daniel, calm, thoughtful, and very clear about who he is off screen.

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This week’s December Special features Nons Miraj, the comedian and actor behind Nigeria’s most talked-about pop the balloon matchmaking videos. Known for her chaotic humour and viral skits, she sits with Tay to talk about the real life behind the content.

They discuss how she handles fame, the business side of her craft, money conversations people don’t see, and the ups and downs of dating as a public figure. She also shares how her ideas come together, the pressure that comes with going viral often, and what she hopes people understand about her beyond the jokes.

It’s a funny, honest and unexpectedly grounded conversation to keep the December Specials rolling.

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This week marks a big moment for Tea With Tay, our 100th episode and the start of our special December series. Tay is joined by Hauwa Lawal, a creator known for her sharp humour, honest opinions, and the kind of unfiltered takes that always get people talking.

In this episode, Hauwa opens up about her journey online, handling criticism, finding her voice, and the experiences that shaped the person viewers see today. She and Tay also dive into friendships, work, growing up, and a few unexpected stories that kept the conversation lively.

It’s a relaxed and funny episode, perfect for kicking off the December run, and a fitting way to celebrate 100 episodes of real conversations.

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For the season finale of Tea With Tay, Tay is joined by ODUMODUBLVCK, the rapper who has carved a lane of his own in Nigerian rap scene. Known for his raw style and bold presence, he talks about his journey so far, the role of faith in his life, and how he handles both the pressure and the fire that comes with fame.

From his early struggles to becoming one of the most talked-about artists in the country and beyond, ODUMODUBLVCK shares what drives him, what grounds him, and where he sees himself going next with his album INDUSTRY MACHINE. 

It’s an honest close to the season, full of reflection, laughter, and real talk about music and life. 

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In this episode, Tay sits with Lojay, the Nigerian singer and songwriter behind hits like Monalisa and Tonongo. He talks about his early days in music, the turning points that shaped his career, and the experiences that influence his sound.

Lojay also reflects on dealing with fame, the pressure of following up big records, and how he stays connected to his creativity. Beyond the stage, he shares parts of his life that listeners don’t often get to hear.

It’s a calm conversation about music, growth, and the person behind the artist.

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In this episode, Tay is joined by Tobe Ugeh, a Nigerian digital creator, lawyer, and actor, known online as Tobeszn. What begins as a friendly catch-up turns into a mix of funny stories, personal reflections, and unplanned moments.

They talk about his path from law to acting and online content, how he finds inspiration for his skits, and the role friendships play in his life. Between shared memories, a few drinks, and plenty of laughter, it’s a relaxed conversation that shows a different side of Tobeszn.

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In this episode, Tay is joined by GoodGirl LA, singer and songwriter, as she talks about the changes in her life and career that have shaped her new chapter.

She shares the story behind her latest music, what “Reborn in Black” means to her, and how her perspective on the industry and herself has evolved.

They discuss her creative process, the challenges she’s faced, and the freedom that comes with starting fresh.

It’s a conversation about growth, music, and stepping into a new era with clarity.

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In this episode, Tay sits with Mádé Kuti, musician and grandson of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. Mádé talks about growing up in a family deeply rooted in music, carving out his own path, and the balance between carrying a legacy and creating a sound that is fully his.

He shares his experience working on his projects, lessons he’s picked up from family and life on stage, and how he’s learning to define success for himself.

It’s an honest conversation about music, family, and finding your own voice.

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In this episode, Tay sits down with Natse Jemide, a Nigerian model, actor, and storyteller best known for his role in Far From Home. Beyond the spotlight, Natse shares what it's been like growing up in a creative household, finding his own path in the entertainment industry, and learning to balance ambition with self-awareness.

They talk about his early career, the pressure of public perception, his evolving relationship with confidence, and what he's learning as he steps into new phases of his life personally and professionally.

It’s a calm and honest conversation that reveals the man behind the screen.

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In this bold and unfiltered episode of Tea With Tay, Tay sits down with the one and only Tacha: media personality, entrepreneur, and cultural powerhouse, for a conversation that’s as real as it gets.

From her unforgettable Big Brother Naija debut to building a brand rooted in audacity, resilience, and reinvention, Tacha opens up about the evolution behind the headlines. She speaks on fame, criticism, growth, mental strength, and what it truly takes to thrive in the spotlight without losing your voice.

Love her or not,Tacha is that girl, and this episode reminds us why.

Enjoy and don’t forget to share.

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In this new episode of Tea With Tay, media consultant, TEDx speaker, and creative thought leader Frank Ikemefune takes a seat with Tay to drop nuggets on presence, purpose, and impact.

Frank, also known as "Non‑Fungible Frank" has become a trusted voice in the creative and speaking space, guiding individuals and organizations through storytelling, strategic thinking, and intentional growth.

From navigating the noise of digital platforms to standing firm in your message, Frank opens up about the discipline behind his craft, the mindset shifts that shaped him, and the ripple effect of choosing depth over distraction.

Enjoy the insight, feel the energy, and don’t forget to share.

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In this episode of Tea With Tay, award-winning rapper and cultural icon Ice Prince Zamani pulls up, and the vibes are immaculate.

From Oleku to icon status, Ice Prince reflects on his journey from Jos to the world, the evolution of Nigerian hip-hop, and why he still has his finger on the culture’s pulse. He opens up about legacy, personal growth, fatherhood, fashion, and why he believes the coolest guys can actually sing. Ice Prince also speaks on his journey with raw honesty, shedding light on why accolades are great, but purpose is greater.

This isn’t just about hits and headlines, it’s about intention, impact, and doing it for something bigger than applause.

If you’ve ever questioned your path, your pace, or your purpose, this one’s for you.

Enjoy, and don’t forget to share 💛

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In this refreshingly honest episode of Tea With Tay, the iconic voice and mind behind Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, Frank Edoho, takes the hot seat and trust us, the tea is hotter.

Known for his quick wit, commanding presence, and no-nonsense takes, Frank opens up about the journey so far, career highs, personal philosophies, navigating media, and what truly drives him behind the scenes. From broadcasting to banter, legacy to lessons, this episode is packed with laughs, sharp truths, and plenty of quotables.

Unfiltered, and unforgettable.

Frank Edoho didn’t come to play, he came to spill.

Enjoy the ride, and don’t forget to share 💛

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In this soulful and electric episode of Tea With Tay, singer and songwriter Fave spill some tea, unfiltered, reflective, and completely in her element.

With a voice you don’t just hear but feel, Fave opens up about her artistic journey- from early influences to creating music that feels like emotion in motion. She dives deep into her writing process, the audacity it takes to stay true to your sound, and what it really means to make music that sticks to the soul.

From viral hits to vulnerable moments, and from industry pressures to personal growth, this conversation peels back the layers of the artist and the woman behind the mic.

The sound? Unmistakable.

The spirit? Undeniable.

The story? Just getting started.

Enjoy the vibes, feel the feels, and don’t forget to share.

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Falz is back on the couch, and this time, it’s Before the Feast.

In this highly anticipated return to Tea With Tay, rapper, actor, activist and all-round creative force, Falz sits with Tay to dish out even more tea, unfiltered, unafraid, and deeply reflective. Fresh off the release of his new project Before the Feast, Falz speaks on the evolution behind the music, the lessons life has been serving, and why this next chapter feels different.

From vulnerability and growth, to navigating fame, purpose, and everything in between, this episode is packed with laughter, perspective, and the signature wit only Falz can bring.

It’s honest. It’s funny. It’s Falz.

And trust us, the tea is hot.

Enjoy, and don’t forget to share 

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In this inspiring episode of Tea With Tay, Dare "TDA" Aliu, entrepreneur, fashion innovator, and author, joins Tay to discuss his journey from the streets of Obalende to founding the TDA Group.

Reflecting on his autobiography, Everything Will Be All Right, Dare shares personal stories of resilience, faith, and the lessons that shaped his path. From early challenges to building a multifaceted business empire, he emphasizes the importance of extending grace to others and believing in one's potential.

This conversation is a testament to perseverance and the power of vision. Whether you're navigating your own challenges or seeking motivation, Dare's story offers valuable insights and encouragement.

Tune in for a heartfelt discussion on purpose, growth, and the belief that, indeed, everything will be all right.

Enjoy, and don't forget to share.

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In this powerfully raw and inspiring episode of Tea With Tay, Faith Morey- model, mother, mogul, pulls back the curtain on a life that’s been anything but ordinary. From the streets of Port Harcourt to international runways and boardrooms, Faith’s journey is one of grit, grace, and unshakable faith.

Sitting down with Tay, she opens up like never before, about a childhood marked by pain and perseverance, the complexities of motherhood as a single parent, and what it truly means to "live the soft life" after surviving the hard lessons. She talks candidly about the labels the world tried to give her, and how she peeled them away to reveal the many layers of her identity: woman, warrior, nurturer, entrepreneur.

In a conversation that spans fashion, family, healing, and hustle, Faith shares the moments that almost broke her, the faith that carried her through, and the bold vision she holds for her future. Her story is more than a rise, it’s a bloom. A testament to what happens when a woman decides to own her story, walk in her truth, and redefine strength on her own terms.

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In this heartfelt and surprisingly humorous episode of Tea With Tay, Folagade Banks, widely known as Mama Deola joins Tay on the couch to share the story behind the wigs, the laughter, and the identity he nearly ran from.

Before the viral skits, before the signature sass of Mama Deola, Folagade was managing models, unsure of his path but certain that the life he was living wasn’t it. He opens up about the fear of not being taken seriously, the hesitation around pursuing comedy, and the moment he decided to stop waiting for permission and start showing up as himself.

But this episode goes far beyond the jokes. It’s a conversation about purpose, the quiet kind that creeps up on you. About trusting the whispers of your intuition, about grief, reinvention, and the courage to chase a version of yourself that doesn’t exist yet.

From model manager to skit maker, from unseen to unforgettable, this is Folagade Banks’ journey. Unfiltered, unexpected, and deeply moving.

If you've ever felt like your dreams make no sense on paper, or that your path looks nothing like anyone else's, this episode is your reminder that you're not lost, you're just becoming.

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In this deeply honest and uplifting episode of Tea With Tay, Chef Tolani Oshikoya - famously known as Diary of a Kitchen Lover, takes a seat on Tay’s couch and opens up like never before. From juggling a 9–5 job to becoming one of Africa’s most loved food content creators, Tolani shares the real story behind the viral recipes, the late nights, and the quiet moments no one sees.

But beyond the aesthetics of food plating and perfect posts, this episode reveals the raw truths, the heartbreak of multiple failed pregnancies, the financial and emotional toll of IVF, and the silent battles she fought while smiling for the camera. Tolani speaks candidly about how love, intentionality, and quiet resilience shaped her, and how purpose found her when she least expected it.

Raised in a fiercely entrepreneurial and loving household, Tolani's story is one of grit, grace, and growth. It’s a testament to what happens when faith meets hard work, and when a woman decides to rewrite her story — not once, but over and over again.

If you’ve ever felt stuck between dreams, tired from the hustle, or unsure about what’s next , this episode is for you. It’s for anyone who's ever asked, “When will it be my turn?”

Enjoy, be inspired, and don’t forget to share

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In this deeply honest and thought-provoking episode, Taymesan sits with writer and global evangelist Tito the Writer for a raw conversation about faith, burnout, and rediscovering Jesus outside the walls of religion.

Tito opens up about growing up in church, navigating the pressures of religious performance, and how she reached a point where even being in church started to feel overwhelming. Together, they unpack the difference between religion and the gospel, challenge harmful spiritual narratives, and explore what it really means to have a relationship with Christ.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt disconnected from church but still craves a real connection with God.

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In this powerful and emotional episode, media personality and fashion PR expert Efe Tommy sipped some tea with Taymesan.

From the height of his career to a sudden health crisis that nearly ended everything, “the story switched up… my kidneys were failing,” he tells Taymesan. What followed was a life-altering journey through illness, self-reflection, and ultimately, transformation.

We dive into his career milestones, personal triumphs, the pain of facing mortality, and the deep gratitude that comes with getting a second chance.

This isn’t just a story about survival, it’s about perspective, resilience, and finding purpose on the other side of pain.

Listen, rate the podcast and don't forget to share!

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In this deeply personal and unfiltered episode, Chude Jideonwo, media entrepreneur, storyteller, and one of the most influential media voices, opens up about the moment that changed everything: when depression saved his life.

Over the course of this raw and soul-stirring conversation, Chude takes Taymesan through the highs, lows, and lessons from 25 years in media, from building empires to breaking down behind closed doors.

We talk about identity, ambition, faith, mental health, and the pressure of constantly showing up in the spotlight. This isn’t just a story about success, it’s a story about survival, surrender, and what it really means to be human.

If you’ve ever felt lost, burned out, or like your pain had no purpose... this one’s for you.

Watch, like and share this powerful episode.

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In this raw and revealing episode, Mike Afolarin, one of Nollywood’s brightest rising stars opens up like never before. From the pressures of fame to the moments he almost gave it all up, Mike takes us on a deeply personal journey through the highs, lows, and hard truths of building a career in Nigeria’s booming film industry.

We talk about the unspoken realities of Nollywood, the weight of expectations, and the turning points that shaped him, not just as an actor, but as a man. This isn’t the version of Mike you see on screen. This is the version few ever get to hear.

Whether you’re chasing a dream, navigating self-doubt, or just curious about what it really takes to make it in entertainment, this conversation will stay with you!

Watch. Listen. And share the episode!

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From the vibrant streets of Ajegunle to dominating the Nigerian music scene and beyond, Kcee has lived a life as colorful and energetic as his hits.

Join us for an intimate conversation as the "Limpopo" king pulls over for a candid chat, sharing the untold stories, invaluable lessons, and surprising philosophies that have shaped his remarkable journey. Get ready for a dose of inspiration, laughter, and a peek behind the bling into the heart and mind of a true Nigerian icon. This is Kcee unplugged, sharing the wisdom gleaned from a life lived in full volume.

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The silence... it's finally broken. After a long hiatus, Tea With Tay returns. But not alone. A voice from the wilderness joins us, a friend wielding both scripture and scathing wit, the one and only Toke Makinwa!

Is it a reckoning? A spiritual intervention? Or just a chaotic catch-up? We had a conversation that teeters on the edge of profound and profoundly ridiculous. Prepare for a resurrection of sorts, a clash of convictions, and maybe, just maybe, a few divine punchlines. The answers, or at least the questionable jokes, await.

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A roller coaster ride of highs and lows, the last episode of the third season of Tea With Tay ends on a sublime note with PR & Comms whiz, Elizabeth Osho, founder and CEO of PR company, So.Me Solutions.

On Tay's couch, Elizabeth takes us down corridors of opulence as she shares her childhood experience, growing up as one of the grandkids of the first female medical doctor in West Africa, Elizabeth Abimbola Awoliyi. It's however not entirely a rosy experience as Elizabeth had to grow up shuffling between two worlds; her father's and her mother's amidst psychological warfare with her stepmother. We're also taken on a wild ride from Ikoyi, to Ikeja, England and back to Lagos as little Liz grows into Liz Omoja, the TV presenter and recruitment officer with the red convertible and endless inches of hair and dwindling wealth. She then becomes Liz, the stargirl and online editor of Genevieve Mag before setting up shop as founder of PR Company, So.Me Solutions.

Now a wife and mother to a toddler, Elizabeth shares how even in marriage and while running a thriving business backed by a man she loves, she'd encountered trials, battling infertility for over 5 years and constantly losing money to failed IVF cycles.

A true reflection of the capricious nature of life, this season finale is a story of overcoming traumas to be a better person and just as highlighted in Elizabeth's book, "Who Do You Think You Are?" teaches the ability to fall 7 times and get up 8. This episode is for anyone who's scared to take on their next challenge and is in doubt of their abilities or needs a source of inspiration. This episode is for me & you. Enjoy!

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As the third season of Tea With Tay begins to wind down, Taymesan is joined by electrifying soul singer, Timi Dakolo who shares with Taymesan how his journey into music began— surprisingly, by accident. Raised by his late grandmother much like Tay, Timi shares extensively on his colourful childhood growing up in Port Harcourt. In Tea With Tay fashion, we’re intimated on Timi Dakolo’s music origin story and how he grew up as the choir boy whose voice was too different to be appreciated by members of the choir to become the winner of the first ever West African Idols music contest. That win was however his first step on a long journey to stardom as Timi had to conquer his lack of knowledge in the art of making music, by learning how to write music, an act through which he graced the airwaves with several evergreen songs. 

On this episode, Timi’s humorous Port-Harcourt persona takes center stage and we meet the Timi Dakolo we never knew while being regaled with stories of life in Port Harcourt, how he defied the odds, his viewpoint on family as a family man himself as well as his latest album “The Chorus Leader”. Make sure to enjoy this episode with a steaming mug of your fave Lipton tea!

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If you're a fan of Madame Joyce and her banter-filled podcast, Cocktails & Takeaways, this episode of Tea With Tay should be savoured with the understanding that this is more than a podcasters' linkup but also the tea and takeaways episode, not only serving the tea but enough nuggets to serve as take home food for thoughts.

Marking the 20th episode of the third season of Tea With Tay, this episode features UK-born and bred podcaster and media personality Madame Joyce who shares a side of her that's never been seen before on Tay's couch as she discusses her childhood and childhood traumas as the kid who never quite fit in. She also relates that child to the adult she's grown to be, drawing parallels with how her adopted personality informed the Madame Joyce we know now. A strong reminder never to despise the days of little beginnings, Madame Joyce also shares how she became to be the media powerhouse she is now after listening to the still small voice in her debt-ridden room years back.

From analysing the dynamics of dating in the UK VS in Nigeria to childhood traumas and coming of age moments, battles with maintaining authenticity as media personalities and anxiety and overthinking, this episode is equal parts banter and the group therapy session you didn't know you needed. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Taymesan is joined by the firebrand singer with the most distinguished and cherubic voice; Simi. Born Simisola Ogunleye, over the years since she broke out with "Tiff", her name has become a household one, with her songs earning her a spot as a highly-loved act. Interestingly, despite Simi's sweetheart disposition, she's one singer who never shies away from saying things as it is, no matter who it is. This episode dives into that simply Simi trait and her unshakeable sense of self-validation by going back to the very beginning; her childhood while touching on her foray into music, her relationship with her mother and how her love story with Adekunle Gold started.

This episode contains exclusives on the album and helpful insights on building confidence in situations where you're uncertain so it's not only for fans but for everyone trying to be a better version of themselves.

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Taymesan takes a seat with fast-rising Afrobeats star, Spyro who's made an undeniable impact on the music scene in the past couple of years with hit songs, "Billing", "Who's Your Guy" and the remix with Tiwa Savage as well as "Only Fine Girl" and its Simi-assisted remix. Now a certified name in the competitive music sphere, it took Spyro a lot of grit, hard work, patience and faith in God through the tough and unrewarding moments to become the Spyro we now know.

Listen to the star chronicle his rise from his days in Mushin as a pastor's kid who developed a dislike for religion and a love for painting which he had to abandon before finding himself in music. Success for Spyro has been a long way coming and in this episode, he details how his faith in God kept him through the tough times and biting ridicule he faced. This episode is nothing short of inspiring and is for everyone waiting on their big break. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Taymesan takes a sit with renowned singer and electrifying performing artiste, Yemi Alade, who has built a career that spans a decade and some years as an international star that's loved in numerous countries and by countless music lovers.

It wasn't always rosy for Yemi Alade and on this episode she takes us to the very beginning of her life story, from her background in an affluent multi-cultural home to the moment when all of that became a thing of the past. Rising above all odds and challenges, Yemi Alade tells us about how she constantly gave herself pep talks to give herself the confidence to move past her comfort zone and achieve great things like emerging winner of the Peak Talent show.

The superstar also clues us in on how "Johnny" which was initially leaked, became a smash hit and how despite losing her voice completely she was able to push herself to record two songs that were featured on Beyonce's Lion King The Gift album.

This episode will motivate you to strive harder and dream bigger in the new year. No goals are too big and no dreams are impossible and Yemi Alade's story is proof. Enjoy.

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Have you been naughty or nice this year? Well, it doesn't matter cause Santa Taymesan and Toke have decided to gift everyone with a special crossover episode where they answer questions and breakdown dilemmas from 10 different people. A roller coaster episode in the best way possible, Taymesan and Toke gift us a fun, banter-filled yet deeply insightful episode as they touch on 2023 in general, the different and mysterious ways God manifests Himself and also go in-depth on the shared dilemmas.

With questions ranging from career problems to the sexual and sexual assault, parental problems as well as the challenges of being an autistic mother, this episode is doubly special because there's something for everyone, ergo making it the gift that keeps on giving. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Taymesan speaks to two-time Big Brother Naija housemate, Chinonso Ibinabo Opara, popularly known as Kim Oprah, (a Sagittarius Queen whose birthday happens to be today) and are instantly drawn into the world of the beauty Queen, following her childhood story, her time as a student of University of Port Harcourt, down to her days of little beginnings as an aspiring showbiz person as well as her BBN story.

This episode brings us face-to-face with the real Kim, Chinonso Opara who in Tay's words is not only shady and unexpectedly so too, but is fun and more importantly, sees no limitations and always keeps it moving no matter the circumstance. In another light, while it's Kim's birthday, she's been magnanimous enough to honour her fans and listeners with a fun and insightful episode, so enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Taymesan has an in-depth conversation with fashion icon, entrepreneur, lawyer and reality TV star, Chioma Ikowku popularly known as Chioma Goodhair. Co-founder of Goodhair, a prestigious hair company and a restauranteur, Chioma talks about starting her hair business at age 18 with her best friend, Kika. She also let's us into the Ikokwu home with stories of her childhood, growing up as a tomboy as well as her time schooling in England.

This episode comes with a lot of tea as Chioma talks about her Real Housewives Of Lagos experience, her family's reactions, her decisions to discontinue the show, and how Iyabo convinced her to do season 2.

You don't want to miss out on the tea spilled on this episode. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Taymesan is joined by Chinonso Egemba, a medical doctor who uses storytelling to educate Nigerians on health issues and goes by the alias "Aproko Doctor".

On the longest episode of Tea With Tay so far, we witness Aproko Doctor's riveting storytelling skills as he walks us through his childhood in Surulere (which for the larger part saw him help at his mom's roadside pap and akara business after a sad turn of events) as well as his uni days and how he had to do his first year twice. We are also painted a picture of the moment he had the epiphany on the lack of medical education in the country and how that had inspired who he is today; Aproko Doctor. Now an accomplished public figure, Aproko Doctor also lets us know it's still not always rosy as he tells stories of his great times and downsides of fame, how he met his wife and their life together and his experience dealing with a life-threatening tumour in his head.

Tea With Tay always comes with a sprinkle of Jesus and this episode comes with copious sprinkles as Aproko Doctor tells us about turning to God in face of his health issues and eventually developing a personal relationship with him.

This episode is worth the time for various reasons, sit tight and enjoy!

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If you're familiar with the Flavour-sung chorus that goes "Africa rapper number one oo, MI microphone audition oh", then you're familiar with the artistry of Jude Abaga, popularly known as MI Abaga and self-adulatingly as Mr Incredible. Arguably lauded as the best hip-hop export out of Africa, Taymesan takes a seat with the iconic rapper for a refreshing reverie on his childhood days in Jos, growing up as the first son to an evangelist and his very first time coming across what would become part and parcel of him; Hip-hop. 

For MI, hard work and diligence are the surest paths to success no matter how humble the job is. He highlighted how this had been a narrative for him from his childhood to his days at an American college where he moonlighted as a music producer, dancer, coordinator of an acapella gospel group while doing odd maintenance jobs from grass cutting to mopping floors to get by. Ironically but also as expected, MI's grades did not see the better end of his diligence as he paid more attention to his passion; music. Eventually, due to the high cost of tuition, MI had to withdraw from the college-- his second botched attempt at getting a uni degree. This however did not deter him for too long as he recouped in Nigeria, working diligently at low-paying jobs before music came to his rescue.

On this episode, MI paints a picture of hard work meeting success as he recalls being the first musician from Jos to win a Headies award in a rap category, we're also told about his Chocolate City days, both as a rapper and an exec and how he was able to uplift rappers and musicians in his circle. Things take a softer rose-tinged turn at the marriage arc as MI narrates meeting Eniola Mafe, who's now been his wife for a year. A deeply passionate rapper, he not only shares the painstaking process behind his lyricism but also speaks on his legacy and creative agency, TASCK. 

It is said that he who is faithful in little is faithful in much and through MI's story, this episode is proof of that. You should definitely listen. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Taymesan is joined by Afrobeats star, Mayorkun who despite having several hits to his name has zero scandals. But before they go down limelight avenue, we take a look at Mayorkun's childhood with two artistic parents to meet Mayowa Adewale, the boy before the superstar.

Mayorkun also shares about his banking history and how despite the tedium of his bank job, he still held on to his love for music, writing verses as a comforter till fortune smiled on him following a cover he made to Davido's "Daddy Mi". From that moment on, he'd put out hits upon hits and become a music industry fave as a DMW flag bearer and even after departure from the label.

Coming on the heels of his latest body of work, an EP titled "Love For Free", Mayorkun also speaks on the inspiration for his project which includes heartbreak and recent realisations on the concept of love.

This episode is fun and gives insight into Mayorkun's life before fame and lifestyle as the Mayor Of Lagos.

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan sits with fashion designer extraordinaire and founder of Veekee James, Victoria James for a mindblowing tell-all on her childhood, her fashion origin, her success so far as well as her Christian faith.

Born and bred in Ajegunle, Veekee James tells us about life as the first daughter to a widowed tailor mom. She gives us the tea on how she'd always been a hustler right from primary school, working as a hairdresser, makeup artiste and any other skills she could pick up. This became a blessing and a curse later on in university as her business flourished but detracted from her studies, eventually contributing to her decision to withdraw in her final year after facing sexual harassment from lecturers.

This episode of Tea With Tay shows the perfect plan that's God's plan and how in due time, the dots will align in favour for those who love Him as Veekee James shares how she eventually decided to start a career in fashion design after running it from it due to a perception of it being unlucrative. 5 years later, Veekee James is one of the biggest bridal-styled bespoke fashion brands in Africa, inspiring numerous other designers down the line. But there's even more to Victoria's success story as the designer talks about her fiance, their relationship and her engagement which she'd kept under wraps as well as a scandal that almost rocked their relationship.

This episode is an absolute rollercoaster that will enrich and inspire you. Enjoy!

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Sometime in 2018, the Nigerian content creation scene on Instagram was taken by storm by a content creator with a vivid black-and-white theme and a passion for coaching other content creators. That content creator was Salem King. 5 years down the line, numerous widely spread videos and several brand deals in the bag, he's amassed an almost cult-like following with an active community of content creators behind his Instagram account of over 130,000 followers.

On this episode of Tea With Tay, Taymesan sits down with this content creator who doubles as an entrepreneur and life coach, Salem King, exploring his past and present to get a full picture of his origin story and mainstay. It will come as no surprise when Salem reveals that his father loves books to the extent that his childhood bedroom has been converted to a storage for books or that he was that nerdy sharp-witted kid in secondary school who may not have been able to throw a punch but could deflect one with his witty rejoinders. It will however surprise you to find out that for Salem, he'd not signed up to become the household name his brand has grown into and had only been motivated by an innate desire to teach others the things he knows.

As every netizen who has come across Salem's Instagram page is wont to find out that the content creator is far from the run of the mill with depth and nuggets for days, he likewise makes that clear in no time, sharing wisdom on life, the art of content creation, self-awareness, consistency and self-improvement. In fact, Salem Kinging left Temisan's couch as the only guest so far to have gotten "offering" from Taymesan. This episode is for anyone who is in search of clarity in whatever area of their life and just like Tay was, prepare to be left in awe of Salem's brilliance and depth. Enjoy!

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What are your dreams and future aspirations; do they scare you or do they inspire you to keep pushing? On this episode of Tea With Tay Temisan takes a seat with renowned chef and Guinness World Records holder for the longest cooking marathon, Hilda Bassey, 4 years after she'd dreamed of notching that achievement.

Now a restaurant owner and a culinary teacher to a total of more than 6,000 students, Hilda had surprisingly not been passionate about her cooking talent and had gone down a different path, trying out her hand at the showbiz world by working as a TV presenter for two years before listening to God's will for her life and acting accordingly.

No episode of Tea With Tay is ever complete without surprises and revelations that track back to the guest's childhood. On this seat, Hilda talks about her upbringing as the second child of seven children raised primarily by her mother in Abuja and how unfortunately and for reasons unknown to her, the relationship with her father became rocky.

Just like Hilda's dreams inspired her to break and make new records, this episode will enrich and inspire you as it brings us to a full circle moment where we see 8-year-old Hilda whose needs were catered to by her restauranter mom, turn around to be a source of inspiration to her mother whose business encountered some challenges and later on, Nigerians all over the country.

This episode is for anyone doubting their dreams, scared of how they'll achieve them. Listen with an open heart and enjoy!

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How informed are you on mental health, disorders and their therapies? On this episode of Tea With Tay and to mark World Mental Health Day, Temisan sits with a rather unexpected but much-needed guest, Funmto Ogunbanwo a clinical mental health therapist and founder of Ibi Ayo-- a therapy consultancy to have an in-depth conversation on the mental health terms that we're not only familiar with but are wont to throw around.

Together, Temisan and Funmto table the Nigerian landscape when it comes to mental health as well as its infrastructure, while Funmto takes us down a corridor of knowledge on what the meanings and symptoms of mental health disorders such as depression and its many other forms, anxiety, schizophrenia, OCD and more.

Mental health concerns everyone; we all deserve to be physically and mentally healthy, so this episode is for everyone. Don't just listen, share this with someone you love who needs to hear it and let them know to have a hot cup of Lipton to go!

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Everyone has a backstory. Everyone has a driving force that continues to push them past their limits. In this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan sits down with Abdulrahman Olaitan Ikuforiji aka Oxlade who is inarguably one of the most powerful voices of the new age of Afrobeats for a deep dive into his backstory and his driving force.

Oxlade takes us back to the very beginning before his days as a record-breaking hitmaker with "Ku Lo Sa" as he reminisces on his childhood in Mushin when street fights were the order of the day and singing was an escape. He also touches on his uni days with an exposé on factors that led to him being a LASU dropout and eventually finding confidence in his voice and his footing in the music scene. Oxlade also speaks on more recent events in his life, from his sextape scandal to recording what became a smash hit two days after, the aftermath of that song-- "Ku Lo Sa", and his goals and ambition as an Afrobeats star.

This episode details Oxlade's story like never before but beyond that is a reminder to everyone that regardless of background or challenges, the sky is the starting point for everyone; there's a star in you. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan seats with actress, beauty OG; model and video vixen back who was also housemate in Big Brother Africa, Beverly Osu. Aptly described by Temisan as a phenomenal talent in all ramifications, Beverly tells us about her childhood days, life as a student in a convent school and being expelled for being extra with all creative endeavours.

Already a known name in the entertainment scene from her teenage days, Beverly spoke about her famous appearance in Ice Prince's "Oleku" video, Kizz Daniel's "Madu" and the energy that was present within those days. She also goes 10 years down memory lane ot recap her Big Brother Africa story from auditioning to being in the house and the aftermath.

This episode embodies growth and personal development as Beverly takes us through her Nollywood journey, detailing her resolve to always do her best and eventually, land at the Oscars. If you need a sign to reinvent yourself or make that pivot, this episode featuring the the transitions Queen is it. Enjoy.

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They say the third time is the charm but the fifth episode of Tea With Tay featuring author and Jesus' brand influencer, Titoluwa Sam-Oladapo aka Tito the Writer packs a pleasantly unexpected punch you wouldn't see coming as it shatters many tables that Christians and several churchgoers lay on.

An Ibadan-born and bred Christian, Tito had lived all her life as a devout churchgoer and minister in the church but didn't cultivate a relationship with God till 2021 after battling and overcoming Vaginismus. Tito not only opens up on dealing with that condition, but shares the trauma that led to it-- 3 series of sexual assault at age 6, 13 and 15. We also get a robust and demystifying definition that shows the difference between religion and faith, with Tito taking a stance for faith-led Christianity and the need for Christians to allot themselves and others grace instead of condemnation. Equally importantly, Tito attempts to shatter the stigma around vaginismus which while being a prevalent condition among 1 out of 4 women remains underdiagnosed due to stigma and stigmatisation, by sharing her experience of living with and overcoming it.

Buckle up and sit tight for a whirlwind ride that touches richly on the core of Christianity; faith versus the art of it-- religion all while shattering sexual stigma in the gospel and the society.

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by the very unique and inimitable star, Teni the Entertainer for what develops into a rollercoaster episode, filled with ups, downs and deeply introspective turns.

A member of the prestigious Apata family, Teni takes us to different points in her life, her love-filled childhood amidst the trauma of losing her dad at age 2, her time in Atlanta, where she didn't graduate till 7 years after, and then Nigeria which led to a spiel on life and the need to unapologetically be one's self.

This episode is for anyone who doubts the power within them and struggles to find themselves.

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Can you imagine being an internet sensation at age 23 after building and maintaining a much-loved brand as a comedian, content creator, influencer, Youtuber and podcaster for 3 years? This is the story of Ogechi Ukonu popularly known as Caramel. On the third episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by the bubbling internet star and she takes us back to her childhood days when she knew no boundaries or barriers. Caramel also clues us in on her rise to fame; a televised bonnet-clad rant on Game of Thrones and shortly after, a cosign from Wizkid who shared her reaction video to his song "Joro" on his Instagram feed.

Fast forward to the present with over 1 million followers on Instagram and followers in hundreds of thousands on other platforms, Caramel is seated on Temisan's couch after having gone through a publicised breakup and a fair share of scandals that is enough to rock any brand off its centre. Yet, to the star's surprise, she shares that this period has been one where she witnessed an influx of gigs, sharing with Tay how this has in fact culminated in the purchase of a car. Admitting her tendency to not display vulnerability on the internet, Caramel lays bare her experience dealing with depression so deep she was unable to recognise herself. She also speaks on the emotions that triggered her publicised breakdown while battling allegations of being a victim of domestic violence. Wrapping off with a strong closer, Caramel and Temisan speak at length about friendships and the need to have a support system as well as faith in God.

This episode represents the essence of the coming-of-age arc and is a must-listen for everyone who needs to face their flaws in a bid to get better. This episode is for me and you. Enjoy.

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by high-flying overachiever and tech CEO, Kennedy Ekezie. According to him, he is an unusual guest on the podcast, but according to Tay, he's most likely the richest so far. CEO of Kippa Africa which raised $10 million in the last quarter of 2022, Ekezie has always been an overachiever and had received an award from the late Queen Elizabeth herself at age 20.

In typical Tea With Tay fashion we however do not only get the tea on his aspirational life as the two kick it back to his childhood days, and how he first discovered his abilities and love for debating till he became the best debater in Nigeria. Ekezie also lets us in on what it means to have achieved so much at such a young age, his love life and his faith in God.

This episode is deeply inspiring and real and is a highly recommended one for every bright mind, young and old.

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For the very first episode of the third season of Tea With Tay, Temisan's couch is graced by his former boss, superstar musician and music executive, IYANYAAAA!

The Calabar-born star gives us a thrilling episode where he opens up on his childhood in Calabar, losing his father, his brother, struggling in school and finding his music talent. We also get an inspirational recount of how he got to contest in the first-ever edition of Project Fame and became a winner. The story of Iyanya can not be complete without mentioning Ubi Franklin and the Made Men fallout. Iyanya doesn't hold back on telling taking us through the different phases and the motions from how they met, working together, their disagreement and reunion.

This episode will make you feel the feels and go through the motions as Iyanya speaks on being at his rock bottom moment, battling depression, almost taking his life and finally, a second chance to shine. You definitely want to grab a hot cup of tea and listen closely to this. Enjoy!

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As Season 2 of Tea With Tay comes to an end, Temisan is joined by Tobi Bakre who's currently the movie industry's man of the moment thanks to his killer role as Obalola on Prime Video's "Gangs Of Lagos." A photographer, fitness buff, reality TV star and talented actor, Tobi reveals the different sides to his brand which involve painting, photography and a 4-year stint in the banking and finance world. Now married with a kid, Tobi walks us through his childhood to his UNILAG days when he was known as Tobo G, his time as a banker and his BB Naija audition before spilling the tea on his acting career which came by chance and how with unrelenting hard work, he not only clinched the lead role in GOL but nailed it too.

This season finale is the beacon of hope and reminder that hard work and congeniality pays, keep doing what you're doing and enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by Korty who has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry as one of the most talented and ingenious YouTubers ever. However with a background in Computer Science, graphics designing, storytelling and video editing, Korty not only wants the world to know that she's more than a YouTuber but a filmmaker, but is also set on becoming a superstar in that scene. Born Eniola Olanrewaju, Korty takes us back to her days before the fame, detailing her childhood in Ibadan when she struggled to make the right impression on her friends and peers, as well as her academic struggles till she discovered her knack for designing. Korty also recounts her days in the modelling industry as well as the content creation space first at Zikoko, then at emPawa Africa and shares insights on tips and lessons she's learnt along the way.

This episode is real, humorous, insightful and inspiring and the right start to the weekend, enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by superstar singer, rapper and songwriter, Victony whose music is currently top of mind, playlists and charts. On Tay's couch, the young star takes us back to the days before the fame as he recounts his childhood days in Iba, Lagos, his earlier years in the music game as a rapper before making the switch to Afrobeats and the ghastly car accident where he lost a friend and almost lost the use of his legs and much more. Victony also shares on his experience meeting and working with Burna Boy and other established Nigerian acts but more than that, the singer gives insight into his unique perspective on life and fame that was influenced by the accident in 2021. This episode is equal parts fun and lighthearted and also profound, sit back with your hot cup of Lipton, relax and enjoy!

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Many know of Lynxx, the rapper and the businessman but not many know the man behind the enigma. So on this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by Lynxx who makes an appearance as his authentic self; Chukie Edozien. A veteran rapper, businessman and owner of multiple companies, a graphic designer, actor and a dedicated Christian, on this episode we get to see the many sides of Lynxx that has earned him the tag 'Man Like Lynxx.' This episode comes packed with a lot of Tea as Lynxx also shares on why he left music for a quieter life and how he got arrested by God. Tap in for some inspiration and life-changing nuggets.

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan takes us on a journey through the minds and realities of most young Nigerians eager to leave the country in search of greener pastures a.k.a Japa,as he speaks to Chidinma Onianwa, a Process Safety Inspector in Oil & Gas who's keen on leaving the country. In conjunction with Seyi Alawode, who relocated to the country from the UK to run a tech startup, Tay also looks from the other angle which involves staying back to build jobs and systems to help the state of things. This episode is a powerful and insightful one as Tay, Chidinma and Seyi discuss the many issues that plague Nigeria as a nation and the ultimate dilemma of young people; to Japa or to stay.

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Behind and before the glitz, glam and fame comes hard-work. On this episode of Tea With Tay, content creator, fashion designer, actress and influencer, Kie Kie joins Tay for an inspiring account on the many trial stages she went through before becoming the Kie Kie we know and love.

Ever the energy bringer, Kie Kie doesn't fail to make us laugh as she recounts her childhood in Ibadan, her education experience and how she discovered her exceptional entertainment skills and honed them. Beyond the laughter, this episode will teach you that it indeed takes a village, and will inspire you and make you double down on your journey to success. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, you get two hours of a mind-blowing tell-all into the background, mind and story of Denrele Edun. Now an icon and a veteran in the entertainment scene, famous for his daring and non-normative style and carriage, Denrele first made his chops as a child actor on NTA's Kiddivision 101, then in Unilag's Twilight Zone comedy show before becoming an un-inimitable force on the red carpets at SoundCity and other platforms. However, Denrele's climb to fame was far from smooth and the icon spilt all the tea here. This episode will make you feel all the feels and is worth every minute, enjoy!

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We know her as 'Timeyin' in Blood Sisters and 'Zina' in Far From Home; and undoubtedly, as a fantastic actress. But on this episode of Tea With Tay, Nigerian TV star, Genoveva Umeh opens up on how a conviction that acting was nothing more than a hobby, had compelled her to shelve her passion for law. With one AMVCA nomination under her belt and an impressive portfolio working with Netflix and Showmax as proof that she's the IT girl, Gen takes us behind the glitz, glamour and posh British accent to her childhood in Enugu, her move to Britain and how the movie industry almost lost her to a life in Law. This episode is proof that overnight successes are a myth as Gen runs us through her days before the fame when she hustled endlessly, as a Primark attendant, a budding actress and an IJBG.

If you're in need of a sign to strive for more and never give up, dive in for a full dose of inspiration and enjoy!

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When Mo'Cheddah hit the scene as a music star, there was no Twitter or Instagram. So on this episode of Tea With Tay, we get a blast from the past as Temisan is joined by the prolific singer, songwriter and rapper who rocked our screens in the early 2010s. Mo'Cheddah extensively shares on her inspiring music backstory as a teenage star, what fame entailed for her in those days as a UNILAG student and reasons why she left the music scene. We also meet Modupe the wife and mom as she details her marriage and motherhood experiences. This episode is nostalgic, highly insightful and exciting. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by a Nollywood icon of whom he is a fan; Ini Edo. An actor and a producer, Ini takes us back to her days of small beginnings in Akwa Ibom, from featuring in waka passroles to starring in 'World's Apart'. Ini also takes us on a trip to Netflix's 'Shanty Town', her latest production which she co-produced and featured in, letting us in on her experience working on that set and the factors that inspired her to become a movie producer. This episode is eye-opening and inspiring and comes with a little kick at the end as Ini Edo takes down money-watching antagonists of successful Nollywood actresses. Enjoy!

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It's raining cash on this episode of Tea With Tay as Temisan is joined by theOlowo Eko himself, Yhemo Lee. A nightlife promoter, content creator, A&R and actor, Yhemo Lee doesn't fail to bring these facets of himself to Tay's couch as he shares on the origin of his content creator persona, Yhemo Lee, Uncle Margaret as well as how he came to be the 'Olowo Eko'. A graduate of OAU, he also reminisces on his time there and discusses his relationship with Asake, then and now. This episode is quite the ride, filled with laughter and a moving story of humble beginnings. Strap in and enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Tay is joined by a special friend; Lilian Afegbai, AKA Akanchawa Baddie; an actress, influencer, and podcaster.

While giggles and banter abound, this episode also gives an exciting window into Lilian's backstory from her childhood in Benin, to the start of her acting career and her time as a Big Brother Africa housemate. Lilian also shares on past mistakes and steps she's taken to become a better version of herself. This episode is equal parts hilarious and inspiring. Enjoy!

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To kickstart the new year, Temisan has music executive, talent manager and government official, who also doubles as his first-ever boss, Ubi Franklin, join him on this episode of Tea With Tay. The co-founder of Made Men Music Group, among other ventures, Ubi shares on his childhood days, his hustle days of setting up the music label and working with his first talent, Iyanya. Lots of tea was spilt on the episode so come ready with a mug to take up all the tips, stories and more. Enjoy! 

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It's the best time of the year-- Christmas! So on this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan has Pastor Flourish Peters of the Logic Church retake his couch. But this time, they discuss Christmas with the reason for the season; Jesus being front, back and centre. This episode is enriching and filled with interesting revelations on Christ and the church that would have even non-Christians hooked. Grab a cup of tea for this one and enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan attempts to demystify politics for young people in the country so he brings Politics & Corporate Communications Strategist, Azeez O. Quadry on board. Together they go down memory lane, reminiscing over the times they worked together, Azeez also speaks on his earlier days as an IJGB but the major tea was spilt on the state of politics in Nigeria with practical tips to young people to get involved. This episode is powerful, eye-opening and thought-provoking. Enjoy.

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by Afropop and street-hop star, Bella Shmurda. The singer takes us on a journey through his childhood in Okokomaiko as a headmistress's child, his days as an upcoming act, his intriguing philosophy on life, fashion and his music vision. This episode is packed with eye-openers, lots of laughter and wisdom. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by Tomike Adeoye, OAP, show host, actress and the Olori Ebi of a formidable Instagram community and the influencer's influencer. Together, they discuss Tomike before the fame, the benefits of social media influencing and the downsides, her family life, and their faith in God. This is an episode for everyone, young, old, social media savvy or not as it is filled with deep insights, and rib-cracking moments. It is all-round fun. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by the leading rapper with the most can-do attitude, Blaqbonez. He shares on his accidental journey into rap, his time in OAU, getting signed to Chocolate City and his new album, "Young Preacher". This episode is hilarious, insightful and comes with ballistic revelations. Enjoy!

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On this episode of season two of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by award-winning singer and songwriter, WAJE. This makes for a very inspirational and fun-filled episode as WAJE talks about her life before music, her struggles on her rise to fame, her relationships and her faith in God. Hang tight and stay tuned.

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On this very first episode of season two of Tea With Tay, Temisan is joined by his granny, Deborah Erebor. They discuss her journey as a mother, becoming a grandmother at 35 and being a working-class woman. They also take it back to the very beginning when she discovered she was about to become a grandmother to Tay and his growing moments in Warri. This episode is nostalgic, insightful and hilarious. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea with Tay, Taymesan is joined by Mercy Eke, the Queen of highlights. She is an influencer, entrepreneur and ex big Brother naija Winner. She shares her story of growing up in owerri, to auditioning for Big brother the reality show four times, and how she's managing the fame 
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On this episode of Tea with Tay, Taymesan is joined by Akah Nnani, an actor and lead character in the movie "Man Of God". They discuss his big break and his journey in the industry.  They also throw it back to the beginning of their careers. This episode is airy, full of laughter  and spirit lifting. Enjoy!

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On this episode of Tea with Tay, Taymesan is joined by Angel Smith, a writer, lifestyle influencer and Ex Big brother Naija housemate.  She gives us insight to what her life was like growing up. She shares her struggles with mental health, family and school. Listen to the full episode for all the Tea!
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On this episode of Tea with Tay, Taymesan is joined by Zlatan,  a Nigerian rapper, singer, songwriter. He shares his story of grass to Grace. This episode is really interesting, he takes us back to his days of competing in Rap battles, his University Days and finally now owning Zanku Records.  Listen to the full episode for all the Tea!
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On this episode of Tea with Tay, Taymesan is joined by FALZ  a Nigerian rapper, songwriter and actor.They discuss about his upbringing, career, education and his life as an activist in Nigeria. Falz explains NFT in this episode, he also shares his concern about the upcoming presidential election.  Listen to the full episode for all the Tea!

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On this episode of Tea with Tay, Taymesan is joined by  Pretty Mike who is one of the most controversial men on the internet. He's known for his  stunts at events. They discuss why he loves the controversy and how he has created jobs for people he uses in his stunt.
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