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If you're curious about all things related to weight, marriage, kids, love, friendship, and money, then you'll definitely want to tune into ‘Three Peas in a Podcast’! Hosted by Ada, Simi, and Tewo, this show is all about exploring the depths of human experience and understanding.With each episode, these three adventurous, spontaneous, and tenacious hosts dive deep into topics that matter to us all.
They ask tough questions, share personal experiences, and offer insights that are sure to leave you feeling inspired, informed, and entertained.Whether you're looking to improve your relationships, manage your finances, or simply gain a better understanding of the world around you, ‘
Three Peas in a Podcast’ is the perfect place to start. So what are you waiting for? Join Ada, Simi, and Tewo on this exciting journey of discovery, and be sure to subscribe to their show on Apple, Spotify, Jamit, and Instagram @threepeasinapodcast_ to stay up-to-date on all the latest episodes!
They ask tough questions, share personal experiences, and offer insights that are sure to leave you feeling inspired, informed, and entertained.Whether you're looking to improve your relationships, manage your finances, or simply gain a better understanding of the world around you, ‘
Three Peas in a Podcast’ is the perfect place to start. So what are you waiting for? Join Ada, Simi, and Tewo on this exciting journey of discovery, and be sure to subscribe to their show on Apple, Spotify, Jamit, and Instagram @threepeasinapodcast_ to stay up-to-date on all the latest episodes!
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It’s 2024 and we’re woke right? Gender is fluid and so should roles be.
The Peas continue seeking answers on which gender is responsible for what, as we explore what’s up with explore what’s up with gender stereotypes…
The Peas continue the relationship series with a discussion on the age old question: who does the chasing in relationships?
We observed that with changing times, the pursuit may not be as static but ultimately give our personal views as we explore what’s up with the chase…
It started with a wink, then a giggle… a light tap on his shoulder…
Taking a lighter note, the Peas talk about flirting, the signs, tips for what makes for enjoyable flirting, and when it goes wrong, as we explore what’s up with flirting.
In an era of intentional dating, matchmaking is a necessary tool. The Peas discuss matchmaking, the pitfalls and benefits and why it is gaining traction among older and more sophisticated daters, as we explore what’s up with matchmaking…
Reading, running, organizing, watching tv… the list is endless and the possibilities infinite.
The Peas shine light on striking a balance between busy being adults and find joy through hobbies. We discuss the relevance of hobbies, burnout from hobbies, turning hobbies to moneymaking ventures, as we explore what’s up with adulting and hobbies…
While discussing this sensitive topic on our last episode, we determined it’s crucial to take this further and promised to invite a professional to provide some facts and figures.
We delivered!
Temitope Sarah Oyedija joined the Peas in the studio to share some insights gained from her work with the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (LSDSVA). She took us on a journey of evidence, false accusations, legal reforms, awareness and sensitization projects and support systems for survivors, further helping us to unravel what’s up with sexual abuse…
In a world where the narratives around sexual abuse are increasingly in the spotlight, we delve into one of the most complex and contentious questions: should the accuser always be believed first? The Peas tackle this sensitive topic by exploring the historical reasons for believing survivors and the profound impact disbelief can have on their lives. We also examine the difficulty with gathering the evidence required in legal proceedings, the reality of false accusations, as we navigate the delicate balance between advocating for justice and ensuring support for the victim.
We’ve all complained about that defiant GenZ at work, but are they really defiant or changing the future of work?
On this episode, the Peas explore what defines workplace culture and how the different generations bring their perceptions and values to influence the workplace, as we find out what’s up with workplace culture…
We all pepper and are peppered every now and then but when does it get out of hand? On this episode, the Peas discuss jealousy and the place of envy in growth, innovation and human relationships.
The Peas explore their own moments of jealousy, how they react and make recommendations on how to handle envy in a world of inequality, as we explore what’s up with jealousy…
Are boomers averse to happiness or are millennials just not tough enough for marriage?
On this episode, the Peas debate marriage and what the deal breakers are to this age-long institution if any. We discuss the generational differences in our approach and willingness as millennials to stick through the good, but more importantly the bad and the ugly our spouses bring. We only just cracked the surface as we pondered, What’s Up With Millenial Divorce…”
Inflation they say? The Peas echo the groaning of Nigerians with the downward turn the economy has taken. We try to grapple with the plight of the common man, as we try to understand what’s up with economy.
We’re back peas! After a long hiatus, we’re back and ready to talk about everything and anything. Today, the Peas are catching up on life since the last time we recorded, as we dive into a new season where we continue to explore what’s up with everything.
The Peas sign out for 2024 and reflect on the year, Detty December and the everything in between 2024, as we still ask, what’s up with everything?
On this episode, the Peas reflect on the year gone and their goals and dreams for 2024. It’s our collective hope that it would be an easy year for all our Peanuts.
Till next season, we’ll continue to figure out what’s up with everything….
The three peas explore the vacuum that the recent mass exodus of young people to developed countries is creating. Families being forced to communicate via electronic means and friends losing touch with each other is becoming a major cause for concern.
Join the three peas as they navigate what’s up with japa…
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Most people centre breakups around romantic relationships but friendship breakups hit hard as well. When our friends whom we’ve built solid relationships with for many years decide to abandon us, it does leave a hole big enough to form a lasting empty impression. Join the three peas as they navigate their journey through friendship breakups and how to find peace with it.
On this episode, the Peas dissect reality TV shows, with a particular focus on The Real Housewives of Lagos. From the glamour to the drama, from lavish lifestyles to interpersonal conflicts, the peas discuss the impact of reality shows on societal perceptions, with the hope of understanding what drives the power dynamics, friendships, and love stories that are the hallmark of these shows. Join us to delve into this enthralling piece of entertainment as we explore what's up with reality TV.
Are we all just sowing good deeds so that others constantly owe us in the future?
The Peas discuss relationships from the context of give and take. We try to find understanding of the common currency that binds all relationships, as we figure out, what’s up with transactional relationships…
Knowledge is power and ignorance is not bliss when it comes to your reproductive health.
The Peas invite a reproductive health expert to discuss certain myths and counter them with facts. We also discuss recommended tests and vaccines along with their age triggers, as we explore what’s up with reproductive health…
Who changes the lightbulb or cooks the meals? The age long debate continues.
The Peas discuss a topic that never seems to have an end in sight: gender roles.
From romantic relationships and marriages to workplace dynamics, we decide that the best way to balance the tug-of-war is to be self aware, and when in a relationship, agree on what works for both of you. Using our personal yardsticks, we explore what’s up with gender…
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