The Things Left Unsaid Podcast

Kolapo Olanrewaju

The Things Left Unsaid Podcast The Afro-zillennial Experience Podcast Join us every week as we delve into the realm of unexpressed thoughts, emotions, and messages. These aspects often go unspoken due to various reasons, such as fear, uncertainty, or the desire to maintain harmony. However, these unspoken thoughts possess significant meaning and impact on relationships and understanding between individuals. We emphasize the importance of cultivating a safe and open environment where people can comfortably express themselves and address these unspoken matters. Throughout our discussions, we'll engage with your favourite celebrities and intriguing guests who have exceptional stories to share. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. SE02EP19 – The “Things Dey Occur" Episode

    May 5

    SE02EP19 – The “Things Dey Occur" Episode

    This week on The Things Left Unsaid Podcast it’s one of those episodes where everything is happening at once, the good, the stressful, and the kind of moments that make you pause mid thought. We talk new beginnings and quiet wins, new jobs, new spaces, stepping into unfamiliar versions of ourselves. But also the reality behind it, responsibility, independence, and the subtle pressure that comes with growing up. It’s laughter, reflection, and those “wait… is this actually my life now?” moments. Somewhere in between, we get into the chaos of social media, opinions flying everywhere, people speaking on things they barely understand, and how simple conversations somehow turn into full blown debates. Then the dilemmas hit close to home. One listener opens up about growing up in a household where the rules were never quite the same, where one child is held accountable and the other is constantly excused. Do you confront it, or just learn to live with it? And then there’s that situation. The guy who starts off normal, then suddenly becomes “deep”, disappearing, speaking in riddles, talking about being in his “season of becoming.” The real question is, is he evolving or just wasting your time? It’s real life, in motion. A little chaotic, very honest, unmistakably Nigerian, with laughter, sharp takes, and moments that feel a bit too relatable. Unfiltered. Honest. Slightly dramatic. Conversations as they come. Very Things Left Unsaid. 🎙️🖤 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    59 min
  2. SE02EP17 – The “Big Femado” Episode FT Big Femado himself.

    Apr 21

    SE02EP17 – The “Big Femado” Episode FT Big Femado himself.

    This week on The Things Left Unsaid Podcast, it’s just Kola and a guest and from the very start, you can tell this one is going to be different. No fixed structure. No clear direction. Just one of those conversations where everything unfolds as it comes chaotic, honest, and very in-the-moment. Somewhere between laughter, random thoughts, and dramatic takes, the conversation leans into that quiet urge to step outside expectations to stop overthinking everything and just be, even if it doesn’t make perfect sense. Then the dilemmas come in… and shift the tone. One listener is dealing with a family WhatsApp group that has suddenly turned into a full-time obligation where silence is noticed, engagement is monitored, and even your lack of “amen” becomes a problem. It raises a real question: 👉 How do you set boundaries with family… without becoming the villain? Another listener shares a completely different kind of moment. A simple act of kindness in Balogun market no pressure, no expectations just someone showing up and leaving. But what stays is the feeling. And now the question is: 👉 Was it just a moment… or the beginning of something more? It’s one of those episodes that doesn’t try to force meaning but somehow still leaves you thinking. Chaotic. Honest. Slightly dramatic. No scripts. No perfect structure. Just real conversations as they come. Very Things Left Unsaid. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 1m
  3. SE02EP16 – The “Who Pays?” Episode FT Kelvin

    Apr 14

    SE02EP16 – The “Who Pays?” Episode FT Kelvin

    This week on The Things Left Unsaid Podcast, Kola and Yetunde are joined by a guest, Kelvin, for one of those conversations that starts light… and quickly gets real. What begins as a simple catch-up moves into a question that always divides opinions: If someone invites you out on a date, who should actually pay? From first dates to full “date night” expectations, we unpack the reality behind dating in today’s world especially in a Nigerian context. Do men really have to cover everything, including glam? Is the 50/50 narrative realistic… or just something people say? And at what point does expectation become entitlement? As the conversation unfolds, so do the layers. Moving from opinions to lived experiences, and the subtle pressures that come with dating, money, and perception. Somewhere in the middle, the dilemmas hit. A woman comes face-to-face with a past she thought she had buried, when a former school bully offers an unexpected apology years later. What do you do when you came prepared for war… and you’re met with peace? Another listener shares the quiet tension of navigating marriage between old money and new money, where respect is subtle, status is unspoken, and one sentence can carry more weight than it should. Do you address it, or protect the peace? It’s one of those episodes where everything flows; opinions, laughter, tension, and honesty, all in real time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 18m

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The Things Left Unsaid Podcast The Afro-zillennial Experience Podcast Join us every week as we delve into the realm of unexpressed thoughts, emotions, and messages. These aspects often go unspoken due to various reasons, such as fear, uncertainty, or the desire to maintain harmony. However, these unspoken thoughts possess significant meaning and impact on relationships and understanding between individuals. We emphasize the importance of cultivating a safe and open environment where people can comfortably express themselves and address these unspoken matters. Throughout our discussions, we'll engage with your favourite celebrities and intriguing guests who have exceptional stories to share. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.