Кращі подкасти про Igbo (2025)

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ENYI 29:00

10h ago29:00

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MEE UMU CHINEKE ENYIAdventist World Radio

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Family Isn’t Always Safe 32:07

12d ago32:07

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This is about the experience queer people have when those who raised them, prayed for them, or told them they loved them also make them feel unsafe. We are taught that family is vital, even if it means we have to shrink to fit in. If you've ever had to make emotional exits, rethink what home means, or remember that love should never need you to be …

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JEHOVA BU NKUME M SIRI IKE 29:00

1d ago29:00

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OBIM ACHOTAWO IZU-IKE NIME JISUSAdventist World Radio

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OBI CHINEKE 29:00

3d ago29:00

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MARA AKWUKWO NSO GIAdventist World Radio

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IHE ARIBAMA 28:59

4d ago28:59

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KWERE NA CHINEKE PURU IME YAAdventist World Radio

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NKWUPUTA MMEHIE 29:00

5d ago29:00

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CHINEKE KPORO MMEHIE ASIAdventist World Radio

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METUM AKA 28:59

6d ago28:59

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MGBAGHARA NA NCHEGHARI ADIGHI EKEWAAdventist World Radio

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AGWOGWO 28:59

7d ago28:59

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NDI NWURU GA HU KRAISTAdventist World Radio

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WHAT GOD HATES 28:59

8d ago28:59

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MEE IHE CHINEKE NA CHOROAdventist World Radio

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MAKA GI 28:59

9d ago28:59

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ONYE OZI CHINEKEAdventist World Radio

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JEHOVA BU EZE 28:59

10d ago28:59

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EZE KACHASI EZEAdventist World Radio

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MGA EBILI 28:58

11d ago28:58

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INWERE NKWUWA OKWU?Adventist World Radio

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AWR NIGERIA 29:00

12d ago29:00

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OKEM KA JIHOVA BUAdventist World Radio

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Queer, Tired & Still Employed 32:22

19d ago32:22

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Being truly present, whether at work or in a creative setting, often means doing emotional work, choosing to be quiet, and always balancing the need to be safe and the need to be seen. This conversation is about survival, yes, but also about reclaiming joy, setting boundaries, and showing up with intention, even when it’s complicated. This episode …

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We Are Doing Our Very Best 30:14

26d ago30:14

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This episode explores what it's like to be a queer African in a world that always asks you to choose between visibility and safety. Being out comes with risks, both emotional and cultural, and sometimes physical. But hiding also comes with a cost. Queerness is still valid, no matter how you live. This is a reminder that pride can be loud and soft a…

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Love Is For Us Too 34:41

1M ago34:41

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This is a conversation about what it means to love, be wanted, and connect as a queer African who has survived shame, silence, and secrecy. Anyone who is learning to love without apologies or guilt will benefit from this episode. #QueerAndUnfiltered #LovingOutLoud #QueerIntimacy #DesireWithoutShame #QueerHealing #LGBTQIANigeria #AfroQueerVoices #Un…

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Softness = Survival 25:07

1M ago25:07

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This episode is about how softness, rest, and care are radical acts for queer Nigerians, Africans, and members of the diaspora. Many of us were taught to be strong, quiet, and cautious just to survive. This is for anyone who wants to get rid of their shame, guilt, and fear about caring for themselves. It is a reminder that you deserve softness beca…

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Chosen Family 29:53

2M ago29:53

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This episode is a love letter to the people who chose us and became our family when our biological family rejected us. When our biological families fail us, we find home in those who love us as we are without conditions, and we talk about what a chosen family means. This episode is for anyone who is building their own version of a family. It’s for …

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Faith, Fear & Freedom Ft. Lucifer Haywood 1:47:49

2M ago1:47:49

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This episode talks about the complicated relationship between queerness and faith. Many of us were taught that our queerness was something to hide, fear, or pray away. But what happens when we start to regain our spirituality outside of shame, silence, and survival? We look at how religion has hurt people, how colonial interpretations of faith were…

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Code switching & Surviving As A Queer Person 31:04

2M ago31:04

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This episode explores the daily reality of code switching as a queer person in unsafe, unfriendly, or judgmental spaces. Many of us are constantly changing how we talk, dress, and show up to feel safe or accepted. Code switching may be rooted in survival, but it can often leave us feeling broken and exhausted. This episode is for anyone who has eve…

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Unlearning Internalized Homophobia and Accepting Oneself 34:17

2M ago34:17

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This episode elaborates on the process of learning to accept one's queer identity with confidence and pride. Homophobia can keep us from loving ourselves fully because of self-doubt and the heavy influence of culture, religion, and society. We look at what it looks like to let go of shame, change negative stories, and step into our truth without ap…

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Queer Financial Independence 39:02

3M ago39:02

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This episode discusses the importance of financial independence for LGBTQIA+ individuals, especially in societies where queer people face job discrimination, family rejection, and limited opportunities. This episode also shares steps queer people can take to build financial stability, security, and safety. Money is not just about wealth, it is abou…

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EZINULO NKE CHINEKE NA EDUZI 29:00

3M ago29:00

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DI BU ONYE ISI NKE EZINULO YAAdventist World Radio

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MGBIDI NKE ANA ENWEGH IKE ITUKWASI OBI 28:57

3M ago28:57

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IJE NKE OKWUKWE; TUKWASI JIHOVA OBI GI NILEAdventist World Radio

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Thriving, Healing, and Finding Inner Peace 56:23

3M ago56:23

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Mental health is already a struggle for many, but the weight of societal rejection, discrimination, and cultural expectations makes it even harder for queer people. In this episode, I share the unique mental health challenges LGBTQIA+ individuals face, from internalized homophobia and family pressure to the emotional toll of navigating a world that…

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Queer Love in an Unaccepting Society 45:54

3M ago45:54

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In this episode, I elaborate on the realities of queer love in societies where LGBTQIA+ relationships are not accepted. I look at what it means to be in a relationship while balancing visibility, safety, and cultural expectations. Queer love is powerful, valid, and deserving of celebration. This episode is a deep dive into what it means to love fre…

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KWA IRE GI NGA 29:00

3M ago29:00

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ONWU NA NDU DI IRE NA AKAAdventist World Radio

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Queer Joy, Finding Happiness, and Celebrating Victories -Feat A Convo With My Man 55:32

3M ago55:32

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This episode focuses more on happiness, resilience, and the power of recognizing queer happiness. We deserve to thrive, love, and experience happiness, just like anyone else.I discuss the importance of finding joy in self-expression, relationships, friendships, and personal milestones, even in environments that try to suppress queer existence. I al…

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Family, Culture, and Coming Out as a Gay Igbo Man 49:56

3M ago49:56

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This episode elaborates on the relationship between family, culture, and coming out as a gay Igbo man. In a society that often resists change, I dive into what it means to embrace your truth.I share personal stories, reflecting on the fear, rejection, and emotional hurdles that come with coming out, as well as moments of resilience and self-accepta…

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IBOLG_AWRx_20250212_4 29:00

4M ago29:00

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Living Authentically and Accepting Your Truth In A Judgemental Society- FT. A Brief Convo With My Man 53:50

4M ago53:50

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In this episode, we explore the journey of living authentically in a society that often demands conformity. I discuss the emotional and psychological challenges of embracing your truth.I share my experiences of navigating self-acceptance, overcoming internalized fears, and setting boundaries with those who refuse to respect our identity. I also str…

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NKEWA NKE DI ILU 29:00

4M ago29:00

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IGE NTI KA NMA KARIA ICHU AJA NZUZUAdventist World Radio

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MBIBI 29:00

4M ago29:00

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NWA CHINEKE GUZOSIE IKE NIME KRAISTAdventist World Radio

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UWA GA ATOGBO NA EFU 28:59

4M ago28:59

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EKWE KA CHINEKE NA EDUAdventist World Radio

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NWANYI IWERE ONWE YA 29:00

4M ago29:00

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NWUNYE KWANYERE DIGI UGWUAdventist World Radio

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IHE ARIBAMA NKE CHINEKE 28:59

4M ago28:59

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KWERE NA CHINEKE PURU IME YAAdventist World Radio

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Common Misconceptions and Stereotypes Regarding Homosexuality 37:29

4M ago37:29

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This episode tackles the widespread stereotypes and misconceptions about being gay, from the belief that homosexuality is "un-African" to the dangerous myth that queerness is a "Western influence."I also address harmful assumptions, such as the notion that homosexuality is a choice, that LGBTQIA+ individuals are promiscuous, or that queer individua…

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ONYE BU ONYE AGBATA OBIM? 28:59

4M ago28:59

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JISUS BU ENYIMAdventist World Radio

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ONYE NKPURU OBI NACHI 29:00

4M ago29:00

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CHEE ECHICHE BANYERE JISUS KRAISTAdventist World Radio

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LEZIE ONWE GI ANYA 29:00

4M ago29:00

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ENWELA ANYAUFUAdventist World Radio

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JIDE IRE GI AKA 28:58

4M ago28:58

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EZI-NWUNYE NA-EWU ULO YAAdventist World Radio

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ECHICHE NA EZIGH EZI 28:59

4M ago28:59

28:59

NYOCHA OBIM OYENWEANYIAdventist World Radio

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I NWERE OKWUKWE? 29:00

4M ago29:00

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EKPERE BU ONU UZO ELUIGWEAdventist World Radio

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Unfiltered Beginnings 17:48

4M ago17:48

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In this episode, I am sharing a deeply personal and honest conversation about what it means to navigate life as a gay man from Nigeria. I am introducing myself and setting the tone for this journey, a space where I can amplify queer voices, celebrate Igbo culture, and have unfiltered conversations. My story is about the challenges of growing up in …

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IHUNANYA CHINEKE 29:00

4M ago29:00

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CHINEKE AGAGHI ECHEFU GIAdventist World Radio

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Say hello To Igbo, Queer, and Unfiltered Podcast 1:29

4M ago1:29

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I would like to introduce you to Igbo, Queer, and Unfiltered, a space where identity, culture, and authenticity collide. This podcast serves as a celebration of what it means to be proudly Igbo, unapologetically queer, and completely unfiltered.I will take you on a journey that explores the complexities of living at the intersection of being queer …