Welcome to A Little Bit of Everything, a self-discovery podcast for young women navigating life, friendships, relationships, and emotional growth.This is a space for the girls who are figuring it out in real time. The key word? Trying.I don’t have life all figured out and that’s exactly the point. This podcast is about navigating your 20s, unpacking identity, processing emotions, and sharing honest conversations that might resonate with one, two, or even three of you.If you’re learning, unlearning, relearning , and sometimes spiraling, you’re in the right place.Love,Nenye ✨
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A little bit of Everything is a society podcast hosted by Nenye,the Girl's Girl, with 83 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Nenye,the Girl's Girl hosts A little bit of Everything, a society show with 83 episodes published.
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Episode #84
A Little Bit Of Ihe Niile
Aug 19, 202613 minS1
In this episode, I talked about my friend nicknaming my podcast `A Little Bit of ihe niile'. We then moved over to the fact that my friend and amazing nail tech decided it was best to send me a car that can be equated to the front of a tricycle after my cry for a car last week. I also went on a little rant about Skynet Transportation, their terrible customer service and the complete lack of accountability that comes with using them. And somehow, in the middle of all of this, I discovered that I have been spelling Michael wrong for years. Honestly, I don’t know how we got here either. But that’s the beauty of A Little Bit of Everything(ihe niile).
This week, I talked about public transport and the very uncomfortable experience that had me thinking, “Apparently, I need a car.” The funny part? I don’t even know how to drive. I also talked about groundnuts, dusty keke rides and how the little things we do can show what we actually care about and choose to prioritise. And, of course, friendship. Because if you want a friendship to last, you have to actually want to be someone’s friend. There will be misunderstandings, difficult moments and times when things get messy, but wanting the friendship is what makes you willing to work through them. Another week, another collection of random stories, opinions and lessons. Welcome back to A Little Bit of Everything. ❤️
No deep history lessons this week. It’s just me catching you up on life the only way I know how, by jumping from one story to another. From celebrating my friend who just became a radiographer to explaining how a stranger unknowingly started our friendship, to my Twinny emptying my wallet during her stay in Enugu, this episode goes everywhere. We also talk about the rude customer service, encounter at Oven & Batter, job vacancies, and a shuttle driver who reminded me that having manners is apparently becoming a luxury. It’s chaotic, it’s funny, it’s relatable… and somehow, it all makes sense in the end. It’s A Little Bit of Everything.
If you attended a Nigerian boarding school, this episode is going to unlock memories you didn’t even know you still had. Joining me today is my “twin,” Empress, as we relive our boarding school days from our very first day in school, unforgettable punishments, strict teachers, terrible food, hostel life, hilarious lies, and the friendships that made it all worth it. We also play a fun game of “Who Was Most Likely To…” and share stories we’ve laughed about for years, including why we convinced everyone we were twins. Whether you went to boarding school or not, this episode is packed with laughter, nostalgia, and stories you’ll definitely enjoy.
Neocolonialism: The Freedom Africa Never Really Had
Jul 22, 202612 minS1
What happened after African countries gained independence? Did colonialism really end, or did it simply change its face? In this episode, we explore the rise of neocolonialism and how powerful foreign nations continued to influence African politics long after the colonial flags came down. We examine the wave of assassinations and military coups that reshaped the continent, including the deaths and overthrows of leaders such as Sylvanus Olympio, Patrice Lumumba, Kwame Nkrumah, Ahmed Ben Bella, Modibo Keïta, and many others. We also discuss how the Cold War turned Africa into a battlefield for foreign interests, with the United States and the Soviet Union backing different governments and leaders. The conversation also highlights the role of Pan-African leaders like Julius Nyerere, Gamal Abdel Nasser, Habib Bourguiba, and later Muammar Gaddafi, alongside the formation of the Frontline States, whose mission was to help liberate Southern Africa from colonial rule and apartheid. This episode asks one central question: Can a nation truly be independent if others still influence its politics, economy, and leadership?
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