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Not your regular adulting podcast.Adultitude is the next generation platform for ambitious individuals who are redefining what success looks like in every corner of life.
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Feminism Has Changed. But Has It Changed for the Better? (opens the original)
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Feminism has evolved. What started as a fight for women’s basic rights has grown into a much bigger conversation about independence, relationships, motherhood, careers, gender roles, and what women actually want. But somewhere along the way, the conversation became more complicated. In this episode of Ruth Be Told, we are having a conversation about what feminism means today, how it has changed, and whether some of the ideas we associate with modern feminism are actually helping women or creatin
Doing Everything Alone Isn’t the Flex You Think It Is (opens the original)
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In this episode of Ruth Be Told, we unpack why the self-made myth is false and how real success has always been built through community. In this conversation, we discuss: ** Why being overly independent can keep us from reaching our full potential ** The myth of being self made and why success is rarely built alone ** Why we should look within our communities before looking outside of them ** The difference between supporting someone and simply “helping” them ** How we can circulate money, knowl
Fear Of Moving On (FOMO) with Doyin Adetunji (opens the original)
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In this episode of Ruth Be Told, I'm joined by Doyin, host of Is It That Deep podcast, for a conversation about a fear most people don't say out loud: the fear of moving on. Not just from relationships, but from friendships, cities, jobs, and versions of our lives we've outgrown. We get into why staying can feel safer than starting over, even when staying is quietly costing us more. In this conversation, we discuss:** Why people stay in relationships long after they know they should leave** The
Is A New Nigeria Possible? with Jedidiah Akinde (opens the original)
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Is a new Nigeria possible? In this episode, I sit down with my longest-standing guest yet — Jed, a friend I've known since 2011, back when we were both still in Nigeria. We get into the real talk on where Nigeria stands today and where it could go, breaking down the systems (and the lack of them) that shape everyday life back home. In this conversation, we discuss: ** The rise of Nigeria's skit-making and content creator economy, and what it says about the job market ** Why Nigeria's growing pop
Are You Thriving or Just Surviving Adulthood with Osato Nosakhare (opens the original)
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In this episode of Ruth Be Told, I am joined by Osato for her first-ever podcast appearance, and we get into the messy, unfiltered reality of adulting in your twenties. What does it actually mean to be thriving versus just surviving? We talk about the gap between what we expected adulthood to look like and what it is actually delivering. We also dig into how our background shaped our identities long before we ever clocked in at a job, and what it took to separate our worth from our GPAs. In this
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