AI is taking over the world. Are you ready?

In this episode, I try to find out just how much of an inspiration I am.

Being a female filmmaker means you’ll be pregnant sometimes! What was it like shooting my movie With Difficulty Comes Ease while pregnant? HARD! But rewarding.

Do you function better when you work on one task at a time or when you’re working on several things at the same time? How do you juggle all your projects and responsibilities? I think, leaning into your tendencies instead of fighting them all the time might help with consistency and productivity. What do you think?…

No season lasts forever, so make the most of where you’re at right now.

How consistent have I been as a Muslim woman over the past seven years? Recently, I’ve been beating myself up over the fact that I don’t feel focused, and I lack consistency. However, I reminded myself that there are a few things in my life that I have been consistent with.If you struggle with consistency, you might enjoy listening to this episode.…

Yes, I’m a Yoruba, but I didn’t always “feel” Yoruba. So, marrying into a Yoruba family felt new.

When a Muslim woman takes her hijab off, everyone talks about it, but should they?

In keeping with my new gist-style podcast episodes, I talk a lot about how I found myself here, that is, as a filmmaker.This episode was actually inspired by a follower on Instagram, who asked me to talk about how I got my first camera.It took me a long time and a lot of agony to finally figure out what I am meant to do with my life. Even then, I s…

To masa or not to masa, that’s not the question. The question is “would you twerk in public?” Holler on IG @korayday or on Twitter @iamkorayday

Hausa Muslims (generally speaking) think they’re better than Yoruba Muslims. But you know what I think? Let’s just all be friends 😩

I’m finally ready to bring back Yoruba Igbo Muslimah! Let’s catch up for a bit, then talk about a certain bad girl, good Muslim I came across recently. Hit me up on Instagram @korayday or on Twitter @iamkorayday

Hi guys, hope you have all been doing well. We are back with another episode filled with random topics and conversations, so come gist with us. We apologise for the sound quality in advance. These are our personal opinions and do not reflect other views that may be held. We hope you enjoy it and thank you for listening. Chukwu gozie gi. Find us on …

Ndeewo nu. This episode is all about umu nwoke na umu nwanyi na-ekpo oku (Hot boys and Hot girls). We will be discussing love island, Igbo people on too hot to handle, and if it's coming home for England. We will also be talking about animals and what their igbo names are. These are our personal opinions and do not reflect other views that may be h…

In this episode, we are letting you guys know where we have been. We also play a little this or that game and have discussions centred around each topic e.g. love, money, culture, dream jobs etc. These are our personal opinions and do not reflect other views that may be held. We hope you enjoy it and thank you for listening. Chukwu gozie gi. Find u…

Could it be more beneficial to be in scarcity more often than one is in the midst of plenty?

I still haven’t figured out how to prioritize properly, but I know I need to learn to do it if I’m to reach my destination.

I want to tell stories that are powerful enough to push people to change and make better decisions because I believe we all have a role to play in making the world even a little better for the next person.

This episode is all about asusu igbo because Igbo ga-adi! We have igbo teacher Kelechi joining us to discuss his experience teaching igbo. We will also be discussing some of the difficulties learning as an adult. These are our personal opinions and do not reflect other views that may be held. We hope you enjoy it and thank you for listening. Chukwu…

One module into this course and I don't think it's for me. Is it too late?

Do you keep the promises you make to yourself?

We apologise for the sound issues at the start of the episode. This episode is about ezinụlọ Igbo. We have Mc Governor joining us to discuss growing up in an Igbo household, both in the UK and Nigeria. These are our personal opinions and do not reflect other views that may be held. We hope you enjoy it and thank you for listening. Chukwu gozie gi. …

Anyi abanyela onwa ihunanya (We have entered the month of love). This episode is a valentine special, we are talking about looveee. We will also be discussing stereotypes we have heard or been told relating to Igbo men and women. These are personal opinions and do not reflect other views that may be held. We hope you enjoy it and thank you for list…

Ezi afo ohuru to you all! On todays episode, we will be discussing our favourite Igbo dishes, music and movies. We will also be discussing how to get rid of some names given by Igbo people. Biko these are our personal opinions and do not reflect the general view that may be held. We hope you enjoy.Thank you for listening. Chukwu gozie gi. Find us o…

Today's episode is all about tips and lines to use on an Igbo babe, and if all else fails you can just weta ego (bring money). Chika also talks through the full Igba Nkwu process and what you should expect. Stages: The Ikuaka (Inquiry), Umunna (Elders), Imego (Bride price), and Igba Nkwu Nwanyi (Bride's wine carrying).Thank you for listening, we ho…

General discussion about Igbo culture, traditions, and all things in between with Chika and Melody. Find us on Twitter at @onuba5 @itsmelody_xo @WYVPodcast1

The Final Episode of Yoruba Igbo Muslimah - Ridiculous things people say to Muslims.By Korayday Azeez

On this episode Korayday talks about the weirdest situations she's had to endure.By Korayday Azeez

On this episode, Korayday talks about being constantly stared at and stare-downs with strangers.By Korayday Azeez

On this episode of Yoruba Igbo Muslimah, Koraday reminisces on her transition from Ugly Duckling to Not So Ugly Duckling.By Korayday Azeez

On this episode of Yoruba Igbo Muslimah, Korayday laments about the terrible pronunciations of her name she's had to deal with.By Korayday Azeez

Introduction to the Yoruba Igbo Muslimah series by Korayday. Growing up different as a Yoruba Muslim in Christian Igbo land...By Korayday Azeez

Kechi Okwuchi, a phenomenal young lady, gives a speech at TedxEuston about knowing yourself. A plane crash survivor, with multiple severe burns, which required her to undergo extensive surgeries, Kechi hung on tenaciously to life. She went on to graduate magna cum laude from college in 2015. Her words are sure to influence you positively.…