Talk To Teejay

“I cannot believe the weekend I just had…”On this episode, Teejay takes us on a thrill of how he spent his last weekend of 2024 in the vibrant oil rich city of Portharcourt. This day stands out because of the chilling adventure that it came with — along with, also came a cue to slow down on life. It takes only a second for the trajectory of your life to change forever, and the last girl i was with made me realize this. Towards the end, Teejay reviews some major Afrobeats projects that dropped recently and it’s just vibes and chill to the good rhythm of African music — I’m not a music critic, I’m just a lover of good musicTell us in the comments what you think about this episode — if you’ve ever had similar crazy night experiences, tell us … Also share with us that song that gets you rocking at the moment. I promise to listen and share my thoughts back. I genuinely hope you enjoy listening to this episode. Thank you, please like and follow us for more contents.

After One year 3 months 3 days and 27 cuts later, I finally decide to drop this episode. It is the first episode in the 2nd series of the “Talk To Teejay Podcast”… I hope you like it. No, scratch that; I hope you LOVE it. And however you feel about it, please let me know in the comment section. Thank you for listening. See you in the 2nd episode

I highlighted some of my life changing experiences of 2023, and made it into an inspiring episode.

Friendships, Relationships & a new world order termed “situationship”; This episode highlights the importance of having genuine, healthy friendships outside of your relationship — one that of course exists fine & clearly defined boundaries.

I shared my thoughts on Long Distance Relationships on this new episode of the podcast. The idea of long distance relationships? I hate it! But hey, they’re just my thoughts, so fuck my thoughts!

On today’s episode, I addressed mid-love crisis: a term predominantly used to characterize a point in romantic relationships where there’s difficulty, and a strain between partners. I also stressed on why you need to incorporate a Sex Playlist into your sexual life, to spice it up

On this particular episode, **inspired by my friends (Favour & Murphy who got married recently, separately 🙄)** I talked about marriage, and some important conversations to have with your partner before saying, “Yes, I do”. I hope you enjoy listening to this episode

If love in this side of the world is already transactional, Valentine’s Day only tries to intensify the transaction. It’s like the transfer deadline of transactional love. It exists to prove whether or not you really love me, and who loves me the most because all of your efforts up to that day doesn’t count if you don’t make a grand gesture. On this episode I detail a couple of reasons why I hate valentine’s day.

To everyone dealing with anxiety and going through a rough patch right now, this podcast is for you. I made it in tears, I made it from the deepest depths of my heart, with sincerity and trueness and I made it in hope you find strength listening to it❤️

On today’s episode, we talk about the different love languages there is, and the importance of figuring out what your love language is. “…Dear Nigerian girls, money is not a love language, but if you insist it is, then you should be willing to reciprocate too, cos love language isn’t just about receiving, it is about giving too” In another section, listen to me rant about a decadence culture in Nigeria threatening our own cultural existence