Sunday Calls

Sunday Calls Podcast

Sunday Calls is a podcast about the conversations Nigerian parents and their children wish they could have. Hosted by mother and daughter duo, Funmi and Fikemi, each episode invites you into honest, empathetic conversations about family, love, miscommunication, generational differences, and what it really takes to build mutual respect at home. Alongside guests navigating their own family dynamics, they explore the questions many families think about—but don't always know how to ask. Not advice. Not instruction. Just real conversations, held with care. Follow @sundaycallspod on Instagram to stay up to date.

Episódios

  1. -8 h

    Your 25 and my 25 look very different: Part 2 | Episode 4

    Crushes, boyfriends, dating apps, and letters versus Instagram follows — Funmi and Fikemi turn their "25 then vs. 25 now" conversation toward love. Funmi looks back on secondary school crushes, being chased (literally) at university, and a courtship that moved from a roadside tire change to marriage — all without ever discussing boyfriends with her own parents. Fikemi unpacks what dating looks like now: apps that widen the pool to the whole world, the rise of "situationships" and undefined talking stages, and the pressure on men to show up with real emotional intelligence, not just as providers. They get into the fickleness of modern dating, the illusion of choice, why boldness in pursuit seems to have faded, and whether Gen Z is simply younger mentally at 25 than previous generations were. They also talk candidly about what young men need to unlearn — starting with being told to "man up" instead of being allowed to feel. If you've ever wondered whether dating has actually changed or just changed shape, or you're trying to understand your kid's love life through a very different lens than your own, this one's for you. Connect with Sunday Calls Follow the show for new episodes every other Sunday! Instagram: @sundaycallspod TikTok: @sundaycallspod Email: sundaycallspodcast@gmail.com Credits 🎨 Podcast cover design by Isabella Reali (reali_design on Instagram and Behance). 🎵 Original theme music by Dubem Nweke (@alwaysbeez on Instagram & Bee-Z on Spotify). 🎙️ Hosted by Fikemi & Funmi Aiyepeku.

  2. 26/07

    Your 25 and my 25 look very different: Part 1 | Episode 3

    At 25, Funmi was married, independent, and building a life. At 25, Fikemi is navigating a world that keeps moving in ten directions at once. Same age. Completely different context. In this episode, Funmi and Fikemi sit down to compare notes on what being 25 actually looked like — then and now. They get into the economic realities facing young adults today, the weight of a hyper-connected world, the pressure children feel when their parents' achievements become an unspoken measuring stick, and why telling your kid "at your age, I had already..." might be doing more damage than you think. They also explore what Gen Z actually needs when they're struggling — and why the answer is usually not a pep talk — the difference between having no plan and needing space to figure one out, and how parents and adult children can have honest conversations about the future without someone walking away feeling misunderstood. If you've ever felt like you were falling behind a timeline that was never meant for you, or if you're a parent trying to understand why your child's young adult years look so different from yours, this one's for you. Connect with Sunday Calls Follow the show for new episodes every other Sunday! Instagram: @sundaycallspod TikTok: @sundaycallspod Email: sundaycallspodcast@gmail.com Credits 🎨 Podcast cover design by Isabella Reali (reali_design on Instagram and Behance) 🎵 Original theme music by Dubem Nweke (@alwaysbeez on Instagram & Bee-Z on Spotify) 🎙️ Hosted by Fikemi & Funmi Aiyepeku

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Sunday Calls is a podcast about the conversations Nigerian parents and their children wish they could have. Hosted by mother and daughter duo, Funmi and Fikemi, each episode invites you into honest, empathetic conversations about family, love, miscommunication, generational differences, and what it really takes to build mutual respect at home. Alongside guests navigating their own family dynamics, they explore the questions many families think about—but don't always know how to ask. Not advice. Not instruction. Just real conversations, held with care. Follow @sundaycallspod on Instagram to stay up to date.