The Dive Podcast Nadia Degbotse

In this episode we ask and address the question:
Is Mental health taken seriously in Africa; if not, why is that so?

We talk about the societal pressures associated with our culture and how it is the norm to "tough it up" in every season. We speak about how this can affect us without us knowing but also speak about what mental health really means and what it entails to deter the term "I'm depressed, I'm mentally ill" from being used loosely.
We talk about everything mental health from tips, to resources to the society as a whole.
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In this episode, our guests share with us the reality behind balancing a career, a marriage and being a full time mum. They give some insight into the sacrifices they had to make, the lessons they learnt and the skills they adapted to make the journey easier and most of all worth it!




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In this episode, we dive deep into the education systems in Ghana and Africa at large. We delve into the pros and cons as well as innovative ways we can make our education better and more beneificial to students, teachers and ultimately the country and continent at large. We also give some studying tips as well as tips for people who would like to further their studies abroad.

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#academicjourney #academicstruggles #educationalinsights #educationdebate #podcast #Africa




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Join us as we explore the boundaries of success. In this episode we discuss the different dimensions of success and how influential academics is in achieving these different types of success. We also give advice to people who feel academics is their whole life, people who feel they do not thrive well in the academic setting and people who do not see the need for academics altogether. This episode was really insightful, relatable and informative. Stay tuned!!




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In this episode, our guest, Samuel Nwachukwu (CalledOutMusic), join us in this conversation about pursuing purpose including his personal experiences and some advice for the youth. You do not want to miss out on this exciting episode!


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Part 1 was real, raw and relatable. Part 2 is filled with practical examples, real life stories and most especially, biblical wisdom and practical tips! Tune in, subscribe and enjoy!#abstinence #podcast #viral



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