So much has been said about the Almajiri's of the North but one thing most stories seem not tell is how familiar these children are to suffering. Listen!

Episode 9: The Almajiri's of the North

For this week's episode Rabbi, a spoken word artist, and my humble self will dive into the pressure of being a young adult in a growing world filled with opportunities we only hear of. Join us!

Episode 10: Dealing with adulthood pressure w/ Rabbi

For those who always swim in the river of "i don't know" in life.

Answering the call (Spoken word)

Nobody wants to talk about the emphasis on paper in Nigeria. It is an item, a very important item, everyone needs to survive. But when it becomes a reason for survival, chaos becomes inevitable.

Children go to school just to get the paper(degree) in order to get more paper(money). While does who lack the opportunity seek other means of acquiring this so called paper (money) that has become the sole reason of survival. 

Please listen and leave a comment 🇳🇬


S1E2- The Paper Syndrome in Nigeria ft Juliet Rowland & Awe Emmanuel

Over the years, many people have come to the point where they see poetry as rather too difficult to comprehend. So, when you give them your poem to read, they run through it and leave comments like 'It is nice. I love it'.
I'll tell you the reason WHY POETRY IS DIFFICULT today. Listen, Like, Leave a comment or repost.

S1E3-  Why Poetry Is Difficult

The world today is filled many men who are not sure of what to do when a lady drips. This is because they have no idea about menstrual cycle. 
So, instead of loving they see it as dirt and a reason to flaunt masculinity.

How do men react to menstrual cycle?

Listen, Like, Repost and leave a comment.


S1E4 - How Men React to Menstrual Cramp Ft Lizzy Nathy & Juliet Rowland

There are many people in the world, about 88% of them, who need encouragement to do some or go into something right now, but there's no one to give them the push. 
It is not always about money. Words too go a long way. Encourage someone today!

The Poetry Capsule Podcast

S1E5- Encouraging Others

Even with the penalty on rape in Nigeria, many ladies still suffer at the hands of men who still give flimsy excuse like 'i could not help it. She wore a short skirt'. The sole cause of rape in the world today is not and can never be provocative dressing. It is the perverted and uncontrollable nature of a man's mind and manhood.

The Poetry  Capsule Podcast

S1E6- Rape by Idakwoji James Junior

I know it is usual for writers, especially young writers, to receive one-worded comments whenever they share their art with friends on social media.
"lovely"
"Great work"
"Amazing"
The list is quite endless. To many, these comments go a long to not only dissuade a spontaneous flow of art but drives young writers into what you know as writer's block. 
You can listen to WRITER'S BLOCK on the poetry capsule podcast for tips on how to stop writer's block.
Listen, leave a comment, and share with friends. 

S1E7  - One-worded comments

This podcast talks about three things:
1. Retroactivity and Proactivity
2. Politics
3. End of man
Are you the kind of person that leaves the fight for others?
Are you the kind of person who waits for something to go bad before you do something about it?
Listen to the podcast to know more 

S1E8 - The end

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