Kwápụ̀: conversations on the journey, fr...

On this episode, Max and Harachiello converse on the realities of a self-taught tech talent, the truth about job hunting and working in the Nigerian tech ecosystem vis-à-vis job security, welfare, stress and burnout, and the reasons for the mass exodus of techies. Maximilian has ... Show More

Sequel to the conversation on moving out, Harachiello takes the convo to the landlords to find out their reasons for doing what they do. Their explanations make perfect sense. 

On this episode, Flora and I talk about how anybody from a developing country like Nigeria can secure international study opportunities, with their current qualifications and grades. If you plan to study abroad, this episode would give you clarity on how to link where you are cur ... Show More

Hello internet! This week's episode is all about the history of the single-family household and the etiquette of moving back in with your PARENTS as an adult! Enjoy and be sure to share with a friend! 

‏On part 2 of #EpisodesWithFriends with Lina on our experience with moving abroad and moving out of our parents houses. Things we talk about on this part of the episode: - How moving out affected our relationship with parents - How living alone influenced our personality - and If ... Show More

There comes a point in every person’s life when they’re ready to move out of home, but what if your parents aren’t ready? Latisha and Kat share their advice on how to get your parents on board with you leaving the nest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

Adults that still live with their parents long past the time when they were expected to be financially independent are said to be "gnawing on the old" in Mandarin Chinese. In this lesson, hear how a member of this clan interacts with his parents (who don't particularly enjoy ... Show More

What was supposed to be a few months of travel for Garrett and Jessica Gee quickly turned into a lifestyle and a career. The couple figured out how to become travel influencers, how to get brands to pay them and their young family to travel the world. Part of me wanted to find ou ... Show More

Elle Hunt reports on the millennials living with their parents, and explains why such living arrangements are on the rise. A family in London describes what it’s like to live together again. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus 

In this episode Jaya talks about how she embraces the loneliness of living alone 

We speak to a Canadian family and an elderly UK woman about the joy of Adopt a Grandparent -- which tackles loneliness while sharing life experiences. Also: Alaska's Fat Bear Week; and dozens of whacky cars. 

Some people choose to move in together before they get married. Learn about this event that's becoming more common in modern Chinese culture in today's lesson. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/1332 

“Are they siblings or dating?”It’s a question even the brightest philosophers cannot answer. One Chinese reality show decides to make every single person uncomfortable by bringing in a group of people to live in a mansion together for a month. The premise is - everyone in the hou ... Show More