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Hello, Hero Boys and Girls! ❤️ Did you enjoy Part 1 of this episode? In this episode, I’m taking you a little deeper into my post-deconstruction journey and sharing what I currently believe about Christianity, Jesus, and the things I was taught growing up in the church. This is an honest conversation about where I stand today, the questions I’ve had to ask myself, and how my understanding of faith has evolved. In this episode, I talk about: Do I believe in Jesus Christ? — Where I currently stand on Jesus and what believing in Him means to me today. What do I think about Heaven and Hell? — How my perspective on the afterlife has changed and the questions I now have about these beliefs. Is the Bible the Word of God? — My current thoughts on the Bible, its authority, and how I relate to the scriptures I grew up reading. If you’re also navigating faith, questioning your beliefs, or trying to make sense of your relationship with Christianity, I hope this conversation makes you feel less alone. Thank you for being here, Hero Boys and Girls! ❤️ If you’d like to explore these topics further, here are some resources to check out: The Apostle’s Creed — A foundational statement of Christian belief. The Gospel Is Rest - Song Mentioned Progressive Christianity Did Jesus Really Have to Die? - An article The Grace Culture: If You Believe God Couldn't Forgive You Without a Sacrifice, You'll Need a Sacrifice to Forgive Others 4 Healthy Reasons Jesus Had to Die What Did Jesus Die For, Really? Original Sin Are We Born Bad? An additional resource on faith and Christianity Resources Mentioned

Hello Boys and Girls, Welcome to another episode of HEROWNHERO POD. This time its just me and the microphone, and the birds.. LOL We'll be talking about my history with church, living and growing as a young girl in a Christian home. here are some resources to help you, do check out my previous episode on my deconstruction journey My deconstruction journey Faith, Doubt & Uncertainity

Hello Hero Boys & Girls, This episode is particularly for our girlies 👭🏾 In this episode of Her Own Hero, we bring together two interesting voices, Ugonma Nsirim and Clara Jack, to discuss the benefits, challenges, and realities of getting married early versus later in life. We unpack the pressure women face to marry at a certain age, the importance of knowing yourself before committing to a partner, and whether there is truly a perfect time to get married. Is it better to build a life with someone while growing together, or to establish yourself first before choosing a life partner? Join us as we challenge societal expectations, share perspectives, and explore what it means for women to make marriage decisions on their own terms. Meet Our Guests Ugonma Nsirim Follow Ugonma on X and Instagram. Clara Jack Follow Clara on TikTok and explore her services at Beacons. Follow Wildflower.eth on Twitter, Tiktok & Substack Resources 1. The Tweet That Started The Conversation 2. The Hunt For Romance During Holidays Join the Conversation Share your thoughts with us! Listen, reflect, and remember: your journey is yours to define. Her Own Hero is a podcast dedicated to helping women unravel their stories and become the heroes of their own journeys.

Hello Hero Boys and Girls It's been a while since I last showed up behind the mic. Life has been incredibly busy lately, but I'm finally back and excited to reconnect with you all. Thank you for sticking around while I navigated everything happening behind the scenes. Going forward, my goal is to release at least two episodes every month. No promises of perfection, but I'm committed to showing up more consistently. In this episode, I'm sharing a few updates, reflecting on where I've been, and giving you a glimpse into what's ahead for the podcast and the Wildflower community. 🌻 Subscribe to my Substackhttps://wildflowerdoteth.substack.com/ 📖 Get the Vision Board Playbookhttps://selar.com/y2yr4j 🎧 Access Thousands of Curated Podcastshttps://selar.com/75n10n 🔥 Subscribe to My X-Rated Podcasthttps://selar.com/i72eg97212 💼 Order Custom Business Cards Designed to Fit Your Personal Stylehttps://selar.com/m701pigq5k 📚 Discover Great Books with BookQuest AfricaFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bookquestafrica/ Follow the podcast on Instagram for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and community conversations. Interested in being a guest on the show? Have a topic you'd love for me to discuss? Send me a message at: [email protected] Thank you for listening, supporting, sharing, and growing with me. See you in the next episode. 💛 Ways to Support the PodcastLet's Stay Connected

Welcome Hero Boys and Girls, Its the Year of the Horse, and it only appears in 66 years. so we must be lucky indeed this year. so glad to welcome you into 2026. This episode is very chilled, very palatable, I am bringing you up to speed with where I am with life, mentally, physically, financially and emotionally. I get really raw and honest in this podcast, so pardon me if its a bit, low vibe, I try to be as honest as possible. what kind of topics do you want to hear about this year.. is there anything you want me to explore? 1. Subscribe to Wildflower Uncensored 2. Order Personalized Business Cards 3. Pledge to my substack 4. Buy Rubikcon Games Here what do you want us to talk about this season connect to me on socials 1. twitter - @onukogufavour 2. Instagram - @oziomaonukogu 3. linkedin - @ozioma Onukogu

@HerOwnHeroPodby Ozioma Onukogu Hello Hero Boys and Girls, My best friend and I sat together—as we do every year—to reflect on the year gone by. We can all agree that 2025 was a hard year: global conflicts, economic inflation, and a rapidly shifting job market made it feel like there was very little to be grateful for. Yet, even in the midst of it all, we found some real gems we wanted to share with you. From meeting for the first time to building our separate businesses, from quitting jobs to traveling across countries, we stretched ourselves in ways we never imagined—and we’re incredibly proud of that growth. In this episode, we share those lessons with you.We hope you enjoy it. ✨ We’d love to hear from you: What stood out to you in 2025? What lesson are you carrying with you for the rest of your life? Follow us on: Twitter - @onukogufavour - @benita_alagha LinkedIn - ozioma onukogu - benita alagha TikTok - @wildflauwer8 Resources Mentioned in the Show Notes: Comprehensive Overview on Self-Compassionwidlflower.substack.comHerOwnHero Pod Subscribe to my substack to get exclusive stories about my life P.S: This Podcast was produced and edited by David Gideon (@Geeminormusic) on Tiktok and Youtube and directed by Ozioma Onukogu #2025review #endofyearreview #lifelessons #2025inreview #bestfriends #nigerianwomen #Nigerianwomenpodcast #feministpodcast

Hello Hero Boys and Girls? Have you ever been to Nairobi, Kenya? I moved to Kenya for a job, and it was absolutely not what I expected. Was it good? Was it bad? I shared my honest, candid review of the Pride of Africa I am joined by my friends, Soni Mwangi and Maithya Mulwa , whotalked about life in Kenya, regarding 1. Love"Why are Kenyan men so stingy??" 2. Business”How do Kenyans approach business?” 3. Career"Are your colleagues your friends?” 4. Friendship”How do you build and cultivate friends in Nairobi” If you are looking to visit Kenya, for vacation or work, you should listen to this podcast first. and share this with your friend who is coming to Kenya Check us out on social media On Twitter @kevomaithya @onukogufavour @Beryl_Mwangi On Tiktok sonim.base.ethwildflauwer8Visit Our Websites Based Articles by Soni Mwangi Wildflower.eth on Substack Drop me a mail if you want to sponsor or appear on our podcast send a mail to [email protected] P.S: Visit Adventures of Ijoba if you have plans of visiting Kenya soon #LivinginKenya #lifeinKenya #LivinginNairobiasaNigerian #NairobiLife #BaseEastAfrica

Hello Boys and Girls, Ladies and Gentlemen. Welcome to another episode of HerOwnHero Podcast, where we share experiences, insights and just have fun talking about how we navigate life on our 20s and 30s. This is a Solo episode it's honest, direct and even brutal This is a Solo series that I want to put behind a paywall, Would you pay to listen to this?? What kind of topics would you pay to listen to. You can share your insights or what you picked out from this by sending me a message on TWITTER - https://x.com/OnukoguFavourLINKEDIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/oziomaonukogu/TIKTOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@wildflauwer8?_r=1&_t=ZS-929df1lBzr6INSTAGRAM - https://www.tiktok.com/@wildflauwer8?_r=1&_t=ZS-929df1lBzr6EMAIL: [email protected] p.s: is anything I mentioned in this episode that I should have added on the shownote?? #herownherogirl #herownheropodcast

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Hello Hero Boys and Girls, We started a new series called Celebrating Our 20s We began this series in our 29th year as a way to honor how far we’ve come since launching HerOwnHero in our early 20s. A lot has shifted — our values, beliefs, and the way we view the world — and we wanted to take a moment to pause, reflect, and have honest conversations around those changes. Our guest on this episode is ⁠Chisom from @Nri.nka⁠ Chisom is a Toronto based food artist, photographer, and digital content creator.Chisom’s journey is a beautiful story of courage, creativity, and carving out a life beyond traditional expectations. Originally drawn to baking and cake decoration, her love for art, form, and color led her into food artistry and photography. Her work, inspired by flowers, film, literature, and nature, captures warmth, sunshine, and joy — images ready to adorn the prettiest spaces.We asked hard questions like : ✨ Discovering the courage to embrace creativity over convention✨ The first time passion turned into real income✨ The hardest parts of walking an unconventional road✨ Advice for young women choosing their own paths Chisom’s story is both vulnerable and inspiring, reminding us that there’s power in following your gifts — even when it means creating a new definition of success. Join us as we reflect on the shifts, lessons, and milestones of our 20s, and celebrate the courage it takes to be your own hero. Dont forget to subcribe and follow us on all platforms and share this with your friends who are turning a new age :) ⁠Ozioma's Twitter⁠ ⁠Sophia's Twitter⁠

Hello Hero Boys and Girls It's my birthday :) Oh, and I feel super cool, super excited, and yes, super vulnerable about where I am, what I want in life, and what I have to do to get there. It's just a lot of things to break down, and sometimes it's difficult to admit to ourselves that we are not where we want to be in life. So on this solo episode, I would be getting vulnerable, open, honest, and real with you, and i will be telling you all the things that scare me as I get older Don't forget to follow this podcast, share with your friends, leave a comment, and follow me on Tiktok and Twitter #Nigerianwomen #Africanfeminist

Hello Hero Boys and Girls, Welcome to HEROWNHERO POD, a podcast for women navigating life, love and career in Africa. This season Sophia and I would be going back in memory lane, reflecting on our twenties (since we would be crossing over to the 3rd floor soon) and discussing about all the ways our lives and our beliefs have changed so far In this episode, we dived into what love and marriage looked like in our early 20s vs. now. From childhood crushes to the weighty expectations of adulthood, we explore how our views on love have evolved and how societal pressures influence the decisions we make about marriage. We asked ourselves: What did love feel like when we were younger? When did the pressure to marry first show up? How has our definition of “settling” changed? Referenced Posts: The disappearance of women in marriage – Twitter Subtle diminishing of women’s desire for their husbands – TikTok dont forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment about this episode, we cant wait to hear from you Ozi's Twitter Sophia's Twitter Ozi's substack

Hello Hero Boys and Girls! Did you miss me? For the first time, I would have a co-host join me on the show, and that would be the beautiful Sophia Ahuoyiza In this episode, we dive into what it really means to date as a feminist in a world still shaped by traditional gender norms. From who pays on the first date to rejecting old-school expectations about romance, we unpack how feminism influences decision-making, intimacy, and emotional labor in modern relationships. So this episode is for you, whether you’re navigating dating apps, meeting family expectations, or reflecting on your own dating patterns, this episode challenges and inspires growth in how we approach love and how feminism plays a big part in romance. Remember to fill out our poll and share it with your friends. You can also leave a comment while you listen. Join in on the conversation here in the comments Love you Bye Resources 1. @onukogufavour 2. @ahuoyiza_ 3. The Unapologetic Feminist Playlist

Hello Hero Boys & Girls!! I have started my digital nomad journey, living and travelling at the same time. And although it's been a tough ride and I have only been to 3 countries, I am walking in the direction of my dream and i love it for me. A couple of people have asked me about how i began traveling and why I live this way and I thought to share it all with you you guys here Guess where my next country should be? Dont forget to follow me on Spotify, share this message and drop a comment. email: [email protected] twitter: @onukogufavour Till next time, be the hero of your own story