There’s Grace for That
That thing you’re beating yourself up for? There’s grace for that. If there’s one thing 2020 taught me, it’s that in a world of the unexpected, uncertain, unprecedented, and all the other “uns” you can think of, it’s quite unrealistic to still expect the same from oneself.
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What Is Happening??? - Damisi's Story (opens the original)
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For the Season 1 finale, I'm turning the mic on myself. On December 15, 2022, I lost my big brother, Gbolu — and as you can imagine, I haven't been the same since. This episode is part of my unfiltered grief story: the anger at God, the sleepless nights, the medication that saved my life, the friends who showed up when I couldn't ask for help, and what I'd tell you if you're grieving right now too. We cover four things: what my actual grief process looked like, how I survived day to day (therapy
What's Going On? ft. Nike Babatunde & Tosin Adefuye (opens the original)
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17 years after losing their father suddenly, sisters Nike Babatunde and Tosin Adefuye sit down with host Damisi (recorded in May 2025) to talk about what grief actually looks like over time — not just in the first year, but nearly two decades later. In this episode, Nike and Tosin open up about the night they found out their dad had passed, the pressure of stepping into new roles overnight, and the guilt, numbness, and delayed grief that showed up years after the funeral. They also share funny,
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