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This week, Jola & FK are alone on the couch as they discuss the state of the nation (are you ready for a Trump-led invasion?), Lagos Fashion Week, and whatever is in the air making many people ill. They then provide excellent, bad advice to a number ... more

This week’s episode is sponsored by God’s grace. Jola & FK are joined by Blessing Omakwu, the CEO of The She Tank, a gender-equality evangelist, and a really knowledgeable theologian. The girls get into the dicey topic of balancing one’s faith and fe... more

The girls are very demure this week as they’re joined by Bimpe of On The Rocks With B! Bimpe talks about being an entrepreneur who runs no1, not 2 but 3 (almost 4) businesses. She also talks about building a business in a male-dominated field, how sh... more

This week’s episode is for the girls - fitting, since International Day of The Girl Child just passed by. We are joined by Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani female education activist, who reminds us the importance of education, community, structure and b... more

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Recent Guests

Blessing Omakwu
A women's equality evangelist.
She Tank
Episode: The "Faith and Feminism" Episode ft. Blessing Omakwu
Malala Yousafzai
Girls' education activist and co-founder of Malala Fund
Malala Fund
Episode: The "Girls Deserve Opportunities Too" Episode ft. Malala Yousafzai
Adekunle Gold
Nigerian musician known for his unique blend of Afropop and Highlife music.
Independent Artist
Episode: The "Big Fish" Episode ft. Adekunle Gold
Tosin Abejide
Makeup artist and businesswoman
Independent
Episode: The “Growth Spurt” Episode ft. Tosin Abejide
Wale Davies
Writer of the film My Father's Shadow
Fatherland Productions
Episode: The "Reimagined Parental Relationships" Episode ft. Funmbi Ogunbanwo & Wale Davies
Funmbi Ogunbanwo
Producer and CEO of Fatherland Productions
Fatherland Productions
Episode: The "Reimagined Parental Relationships" Episode ft. Funmbi Ogunbanwo & Wale Davies
Uche Natori
Beauty influencer and member of the Bounce.
Bounce
Episode: The "Don't Approach Me" Episode ft. Uche Natori
Simi Muhumuza
Creative, Writer and Social Media Influencer
Episode: The "Authentic Sorta Kinda" Episode ft. Simi (Moonlight) Muhumuza
Suleyat Bola
Educator and mother
North River Primary School
Episode: The "Ordinary Divorce" Episode

Hosts

Jola Ayeye
Co-host who provides emotional insight and humor during discussions.
Feyikemi FK Abudu
Co-host known for sharing bold perspectives and humor during episodes.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 8.3k ratings
  • Thank you

    There were things I had experienced that I just couldn’t explain why they were/felt bad but listening to this podcast has helped me name my feelings, understand the situations, my actions-and just know that I am not alone.

    There’s a lot I hadn’t learned in my 38 years that listening to 2 girls and their guests have taught me. The conversations people don’t have.

    So, thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The 17yr old
    Canada2 months ago
  • Best Podcast Ever!

    ISWIS is the only podcast I listen to. I look forward to Wednesdays every week, it’s so fun and such a ‘jolly’ ride listening to them. Thank you ladies!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FragilePea
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Best podcast

    ChatGPT recommended this podcast to me and I have been hooked since then

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    h0reh
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Never miss a week

    Nigerian living abroad. Love this podcast, feels like home.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Miguellover1995lol
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Loveeee

    10/10

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fhaour
    United States7 months ago

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Many reviews highlight the hosts' engaging banter and the unique perspective they bring to societal topics.
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Listeners often mention the podcast as a safe space for entertaining yet thoughtful discussions.
Overall, the community around the show feels supportive, with fans expressing loyalty and dedication to the content provided.
The podcast is recognized for tackling relevant issues faced by millennials, resonating with both local and diaspora audiences.

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Talking Points

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The "Faith and Feminism" Episode ft. Blessing Omakwu
Q: Do you have to be atheist or agnostic before feminists will take you seriously?
No, you can still be a Christian and identify as a feminist.
The "Pay By Tomorrow Or Else" Episode ft. Lorenzo & Caleb
Q: How do you feel about the debt collection industry and its impact?
It teaches you that most Nigerians are conning, and people's emotional states can significantly impact repayments.
The "Jolly Good Fellow" Episode
Q: Should I explain to my wife why she's not attending the marriage registry with me?
Yes, you should ask her directly what's going on because her silence indicates there's an issue that needs discussion.
The "Real Lover Boy" Episode ft. Lojay
Q: What is your process in writing music?
It's a mix of knowing what I want to express or being inspired by what sounds good in the moment.
The "Real Lover Boy" Episode ft. Lojay
Q: How do you feel about music and your relationship with your fans?
It's about creating a community and connecting with my fan base, which helps give my career meaning.

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The podcast revolves around the African millennial experience, exploring a range of societal and cultural topics through humor and candid discussion. The hosts often share personal anecdotes, reflections on relationships, and observations about living in contemporary Nigeria, frequently touching on societal expectations, gender roles, and the balance between independence and seeking support in relationships. Unique in its combination of comedic insights and serious explorations of personal and cultural challenges, this podcast likely resonates with listeners who appreciate both lighthearted banter and thoughtful discussions on complex issues faced by millennials today.

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I Said What I Said launched 8 years ago and published 294 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Blessing Omakwu
2. Malala Yousafzai
3. Adekunle Gold
4. Tosin Abejide
5. Wale Davies
6. Funmbi Ogunbanwo
7. Uche Natori
8. Simi Muhumuza

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