Narcissistic parents, strict parents, and parents who simply refuse to recognize that you are an adult. It’s time we put them on the hot seat and call out their bullsh*t.If you’re in your twenties and currently living at home, this episode is for you. This week, one of our viewers reveals a shocking truth about her current living situation at home, and honestly, it’s devastating.But it’s also the reality for so many of us still living at home.In this episode, you’ll walk away with the tools to challenge toxic parents, age-old traditions, set real boundaries, and know when it’s the right time to move out.

Sit tight. It’s a juicy one this week.

It’s not even the end of January, and we already have two major social media relationship scandals.

But forget the gossip — the real numbers are even more shocking. Around 46% of marriages end in divorce, and 1 in 5 relationships experience some form of infidelity.In this episode, we unpack it all.

From understanding love languages to a heated debate on whether cheaters are bad people, or simply a product of unhealthy relationships.

We also share some honest, practical takeaways toward the end — the kind that could help save a relationship, a marriage, or even stop you from wasting time with the wrong partner.

It’s a great episode. Don’t forget to like, share, and let us know what you think in the comments.

Happy New Year, family! 🥂

Are you feeling the heavy pressure to somehow make this year better than the last? Don’t worry — we’ve got you. This episode is made especially for you.

There’s a specific mantra we found ourselves coming back to in this episode, and we truly think it could be the hack to a successful 2026.

Get comfortable — it’s a chilled yet insightful episode. Here’s our promise: you’ll leave feeling lighter and more hopeful about the year ahead.

Enjoy the episode! 🫶🏿

MERRY CHRISTMAS!! 🎄🥳What’s a WOOO Christmas without posting literally the day before Christmas?! It’s also our last episode of the year, so we have so much gratitude to share.We get a little too real about Christmas hypocrisy and family drama… then go even deeper with some intrusive questions at the end of the episode 👀Hope you enjoy! Wishing you all the happiest holidays—see you next year! x

This episode is pure chaos — but honestly, what’s new? 😭


Sam just got back from Nigeria with a discovery that genuinely shifted the way he sees life, and it might just do the same for you. We get into lineage, family expectations, and what it really means to carve out your own path when you come from a background with very strong traditions and ways of living.

Somehow, even with all these deep topics, the jokes were flying and the energy was high from start to finish.
Enjoy — this one’s a ride. 🎧

If you’re the type of person who feels uncomfortable doing nothing and constantly find yourself on the hamster wheel of life, this episode is for you.This week’s episode is inspired by the research of Dr. Scott Lyons — a medical doctor, psychologist, and world-renowned trauma expert — and wow, it’s a vulnerable one.Join us as we go through Sam’s journal and unpack the addiction to constantly being on the go — to the point of exhaustion — while still feeling uncomfortable at the thought of slowing down or doing nothing.

We’ve got SIMPLY SAYO in the studio — and wow, did we have a time!It’s a long one, but here’s our promise: you’ll leave feeling more empowered, inspired, and confident to live your most authentic life.

We’re also diving into all things sickle cell — and why it’s about time we start taking this debilitating condition seriously. Enjoy the episode! 💫

If you’re the type of person who feels uncomfortable doing nothing and constantly find yourself on the hamster wheel of life, this episode is for you.

This week’s episode is inspired by the research of Dr. Scott Lyons — a medical doctor, psychologist, and world-renowned trauma expert — and wow, it’s a vulnerable one.

Join us as we go through Sam’s journal and unpack the addiction to constantly being on the go — to the point of exhaustion — while still feeling uncomfortable at the thought of slowing down or doing nothing.