Episodes
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In this episode, Tay sits down with South Africa's legendary DJ and producer Heavy K â The Drum Boss â for a conversation about music, identity, and what it really takes to build a lasting career across the African continent.
From sneaking onto his brother's computer at 15 to pioneering Afro House and the rising wave of Tristep, Heavy K reflects on the journey, the lessons, and the sound that has made him one of Africa's most distinctive voices in dance music.
He opens up about the business side of music â gig selection, brand positioning, and knowing your worth â as well as the bigger conversations around Pan-African identity, xenophobia, and what it means to represent your country when you tour the world.
There are real moments, sharp insights, and plenty of gems from a man who has built everything from nothing and is still very much in his prime.
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Kate Henshaw, actress, fitness enthusiast, and one of Nollywoodâs most respected names, for a conversation about life, growth, and staying relevant after more than three decades in the industry.
From the early days of Nollywood to the industry we know today, Kate reflects on the changes she has witnessed, the lessons she has learned, and the discipline it has taken to remain consistent through different phases of her career. She also opens up about relationships, love, divorce, fitness, getting older in the public eye, and why she has become more comfortable being fully herself.
There are funny moments, honest reflections, and plenty of stories from a woman who has seen generations come and go, while still standing strong in her own lane.
#droptheshould
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Shanks Comics for what might be the most unserious episode of Tea With Tay yet. Between the laughter, chaos, and random moments, Shanks opens up about the reality behind being one of the internetâs most recognizable personalities.
He talks about fame, streaming, content creation, and the pressure that comes with constantly needing to entertain people online. From losing money to navigating success at a young age, Shanks shares stories from his journey and how his life has changed over the past few years.
The conversation also takes some a turn as they get into relationships, expectations placed on men and women, emotional expression, and whether society judges people differently based on gender.
#Droptheshould
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Deyemi Okanlawon, actor, producer, and one of Nollywoodâs most recognizable faces, for a conversation about the road that brought him here. From selling bread in his early years to becoming a leading man on screen, Deyemi shares the many steps, choices, and lessons that shaped his journey.
He talks about life before acting, how he found his way into Nollywood, and why he approached his career with clear intention from the start. The conversation also touches on what it means to build a lasting career as an actor, balancing family life with the demands of the industry, staying disciplined with fitness and lifestyle, and the confidence it takes to keep growing.
Deyemi also opens up about going international, producing his own work, building meaningful partnerships, and why storytelling has a bigger role to play in shaping how we see ourselves as a country.
#Droptheshould
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Chika Uwazie for an honest conversation about timelines, pressure, and the realities of adulting. From career growth to relationships, personal goals, and the constant feeling of being âbehind,â Chika shares her thoughts on navigating life at your own pace.
She answers questions many people quietly wrestle with, when things are supposed to happen, how to handle comparison, and what it really means to build a life that feels right for you.
#Droptheshould
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Samuel Banks (Arike) as he talks about his journey from the trenches to where he is now. He shares what growing up was like, the challenges he faced early on, and how those experiences shaped his mindset.
Samuel opens up about building his dreams step by step, staying focused when things werenât working, and what it means to finally see things begin to change. He also speaks on his project Arike, the story behind it, and what this moment means to him.
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Jola Ayeye, media personality and co-host of I Said What I Said, for a relaxed and honest conversation.
Jola talks about choosing a life that works for her, taking breaks, enjoying herself, and not feeling pressured to always be âonâ or visible. She shares her thoughts on rest, boundaries, friendships, and what it means to truly mind your business in a world that expects constant output.
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Steven Chuks, actor and filmmaker, to talk about his journey into the industry and the choices he made when things werenât going his way.
He shares how he handled not getting roles early on, why he decided to start creating his own projects, and what heâs learned about building something for himself. The conversation also leans into a bigger question- What does it really mean to be a âreal manâ? Steven reflects on expectations, identity, and the pressure men face to fit certain roles.
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Chidera Eggerue, also known as Slumflower- writer, speaker, and voice behind many bold conversations around women, power, and independence.
She speaks openly about her views on relationships, gender dynamics, and why she believes women are often taught to shrink themselves. From money and dating to self-worth and choice, Chidera shares the thinking behind her opinions and the reactions they get.
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Skin bleaching has been normalized for decades, in homes, salons, markets, and across social media. But what many people still see as âjust skincareâ is, in reality, a serious health issue.
In partnership with Eucerin, Tea With Tay hosted a live panel conversation as part of the #SayNoToBleaching campaign, an advocacy-led discussion focused on education, prevention, and healthy skin practices without shame or judgement.
Across two powerful sessions, leading dermatologists from across Nigeria break down:
-What actually qualifies as skin bleaching
-The most common ingredients and hidden risks
-Short-term and long-term health complications
-The myths people still believe
-The role of colorism and cultural pressure
-Youth, social media, and rising early exposure
-Prevention strategies and safe skincare habits
SESSION 1 FEATURES:
Dr. Cynthia Ebie: Consultant Dermatologist, Deputy Clinical Director, General Hospital Lagos
Prof. Altraide Daseltima: President, Nigerian Association of Dermatology (NAD)
Dr. Ehiaghe Anaba: Chairman, NAD Anti-Skin Bleaching Campaign Committee
SESSION 2 FEATURES:
Dr. Uzoamaka Iloabachie: Medical Director, Skintisfaction Dermatology & Aesthetic Clinic
Dr. Faiza Saduki: Consultant Dermatologist, Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital
Dr. Chukwuka Ifeanyi Robert: Consultant Dermatologist, UNTH Enugu
This conversation is not about policing choices. Itâs about understanding risks, unlearning harmful beauty standards, and choosing health from a place of knowledge.
Healthy skin isnât about changing who you are.
Itâs about caring for what you already have.
#Say@ToskinBleaching #EmbraceYourSkin #OwnYourShade.
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Stella Damasus, actress, producer, and one of Nollywoodâs most respected voices. She talks about her journey in the industry, her time away, and what it means to return with a fresh perspective.
Stella shares her thoughts on how Nollywood has changed over the years, what still needs to improve, and the role she hopes to play in shaping its future. She also reflects on her personal experiences, lessons from living abroad, and the values that continue to guide her work.
Thereâs also a slight twist in this episode that brings a different energy to the conversation.
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Qing Madi, the young singer whose sound has quickly travelled beyond Nigeria. She talks about growing up in Benin, how music started for her, and what it felt like when everything began to change.
Qing Madi shares how people often misunderstood where she was from, the pressure of being noticed so early, and how sheâs learning to stay true to herself while figuring things out in real time. She also speaks about her music, her choices, and the kind of artist sheâs becoming.
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In the first episode of Season 5 of Tea With Tay, Tay sits down with Abimbola Craig-actor, producer, and the face behind the beloved series Skinny Girl in Transit.
Abimbola talks about the journey of the show, what it has meant to audiences over the years, and the work that has gone on behind the scenes to keep it going. She also reflects on her path in Nollywood, the choices sheâs made along the way, and the importance of staying true to herself while working in the industry.
From storytelling to life outside the camera, itâs an open and thoughtful conversation with someone who has quietly built a strong place for herself in Nigerian film and television.
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This episode is brought to you by Blink Card. Download the O3 app here: https://apps.apple.com/ng/app/o3cards/id1565911719
Merry Christmas đ and welcome to A Very Threesome Podcast as Toke Moments and Tea With Tay come together for a special crossover episode with Madame Joyce... and yes, the energy is exactly what the title promises.
The trio reflects on what 2025 has looked like so far, sharing personal highlights, wins, and lessons. From relationships and dating conversations to listener dilemmas, nothing is off the table. Thereâs plenty of laughter, playful chaos, honest opinions, and moments that hit a little closer to home.
Three voices and lots of tea, enjoy and donât forget to share
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In this episode, Tay sits down with Daniel Etim-Effiong, actor and filmmaker, for a conversation that goes beyond the screen. Yes, they address the kissing roles people always talk about, but they also get into the work behind the scenes.
Daniel shares how he approaches his roles, what acting in Nollywood has taught him over the years, and how he separates work from real life. He also talks about family, marriage, growing older in the industry, and the choices heâs making at this stage of his life.
Itâs an easy, honest conversation that shows a different side of Daniel, calm, thoughtful, and very clear about who he is off screen.
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This weekâs December Special features Nons Miraj, the comedian and actor behind Nigeriaâs most talked-about pop the balloon matchmaking videos. Known for her chaotic humour and viral skits, she sits with Tay to talk about the real life behind the content.
They discuss how she handles fame, the business side of her craft, money conversations people donât see, and the ups and downs of dating as a public figure. She also shares how her ideas come together, the pressure that comes with going viral often, and what she hopes people understand about her beyond the jokes.
Itâs a funny, honest and unexpectedly grounded conversation to keep the December Specials rolling.
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This week marks a big moment for Tea With Tay, our 100th episode and the start of our special December series. Tay is joined by Hauwa Lawal, a creator known for her sharp humour, honest opinions, and the kind of unfiltered takes that always get people talking.
In this episode, Hauwa opens up about her journey online, handling criticism, finding her voice, and the experiences that shaped the person viewers see today. She and Tay also dive into friendships, work, growing up, and a few unexpected stories that kept the conversation lively.
Itâs a relaxed and funny episode, perfect for kicking off the December run, and a fitting way to celebrate 100 episodes of real conversations.
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For the season finale of Tea With Tay, Tay is joined by ODUMODUBLVCK, the rapper who has carved a lane of his own in Nigerian rap scene. Known for his raw style and bold presence, he talks about his journey so far, the role of faith in his life, and how he handles both the pressure and the fire that comes with fame.
From his early struggles to becoming one of the most talked-about artists in the country and beyond, ODUMODUBLVCK shares what drives him, what grounds him, and where he sees himself going next with his album INDUSTRY MACHINE.
Itâs an honest close to the season, full of reflection, laughter, and real talk about music and life.
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In this episode, Tay sits with Lojay, the Nigerian singer and songwriter behind hits like Monalisa and Tonongo. He talks about his early days in music, the turning points that shaped his career, and the experiences that influence his sound.
Lojay also reflects on dealing with fame, the pressure of following up big records, and how he stays connected to his creativity. Beyond the stage, he shares parts of his life that listeners donât often get to hear.
Itâs a calm conversation about music, growth, and the person behind the artist.
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In this episode, Tay is joined by Tobe Ugeh, a Nigerian digital creator, lawyer, and actor, known online as Tobeszn. What begins as a friendly catch-up turns into a mix of funny stories, personal reflections, and unplanned moments.
They talk about his path from law to acting and online content, how he finds inspiration for his skits, and the role friendships play in his life. Between shared memories, a few drinks, and plenty of laughter, itâs a relaxed conversation that shows a different side of Tobeszn.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Salamanca Tequila
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