Synopsis
Culled from the popular Nigerian phrase “Life na Pot of Beans,” The Pot of Beans Podcast is a place where we talk about personal experiences, share ideas and opinions about the best ways to live easier and better lives.
Recent Episode(s)
Feb 2, 2023
Who Will Win? 2023 Election Forecast 🇳🇬
In this critical episode, Abayomi and I discuss the upcoming Nigerian🇳🇬 election. We dissect personal and public opinions on candidates, and pre…
Play Jan 13, 2023
A Conversation About Conversations
This episode featuring Prisca Omugbe is an in-depth yet funny exploration of the art of communication. The episode delves into the various best practi…
Play Dec 26, 2022
Enjoy this thrilling banter about the age long rivalry between Ghana and Nigeria! We discuss everything from jollof rice, politics, Ghana must go saga…
Play Oct 11, 2022
Gender Roles in Relationships ft Jamil
The Pot of Beans Podcast is now available as audio-visual content! Yaaaaay! Excited to be taking these baby steps to growth! Cheers to the first…
Play May 18, 2022
13 Random Questions with Eugeniah
You know there's always vibe within this podcast and this episode is no different! This is a fun and exciting episode with Eugeniah, a woman in tech..
Play May 11, 2022
13 Random Questions with Sodiq
Back with another banger! This is your feel-good vibey episode with lots of laughter, excitement and life gems covered up in subtle or overt sarcasm.&…
Play Jan 5, 2022
Happy new year! I am glad you made it into this year. I hope that this year started great for you. What are some of your plans and goals/resolutions f…
Play Dec 22, 2021
Happy Holidays! How is the birth of Jesus being celebrated where you are? Is it looking like Mary is heavily pregnant yet? Lol anyway, I hope you ar…
Play Nov 16, 2021
This episode is about catching up! Enjoy and use the share button! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast…
Play Jul 20, 2021
Hilarious, fun, intriguing, entertaining...you name it! This episode promises you laughter, especially if you can relate to the Nigerian socio-cultura…
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