Today on whYZee, Anee and Z get into dreams; the ones that happen when you’re fast asleep and somehow stay with you long after you wake up.

From bizarre, funny dream scenarios to recurring dreams, nightmares, and those hyper-real ones that feel a little too symbolic, the sisters compare how Millennials and Gen Z experience and interpret dreams. They talk about why some dreams feel random, why others feel deeply emotional, and how mood, stress, memory, and imagination can all show up in our sleep.

It’s a curious, lighthearted (welll maybe not lol) but thoughtful conversation about the strange world our minds create when we’re not in control, and why dreams can feel so personal, confusing, or revealing.

If you’ve ever woken up thinking, “Why did my brain do that?” this episode is for you.

Today on whY Zee! Your favourite Millennial-Gen Z sister duo dives into Bridesmaids, not just the comedy, but the real human emotions hiding under all the hilarious chaos.

Anee and Zee unpack envy, comparison, and those moments when someone else’s life looks shinier than yours. Z shares her struggles with self-image and self-confidence, and the sisters explore how those feelings manifest in friendships, family dynamics, and everyday life.

There’s laughter (obviously), a little vulnerability, and one major takeaway:
You are the main character of your own story, not a background extra in someone else’s film.

If you’ve ever battled comparison, ever felt “behind,” or ever wished your life looked different, this episode is your reminder that the spotlight is big enough for you, too.

This week on whY Zee! We’re unpacking self-sabotage: what it looks like, where it comes from, and how to recognise it in ourselves.

Are we the problem… or are we just scared?

We share personal stories, mindset shifts, and the everyday practices that help us grow past our old patterns. A brutally honest but encouraging conversation about growth, fear, and choosing better.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re standing in your own way, this episode is for you.

We're baaaaack! We apologise for the transmission interruption last week. We're back, and it's all systems go!

This week on whY Zee, we dive straight into the BBL mania sweeping the world. Women are literally cutting themselves open in the name of beauty, and we have thoughts. Big ones.

We break down how beauty standards got here, why the pressure is so intense, and what “self-love” really means if you’re willing to change the very thing you claim to love surgically.

Z is half-against it, half-not; I’m entirely against it. But somehow, we still land on similar ground: the standards of beauty have pushed people a lot too far, and we're heading for trouble if a line isn't drawn somewhere.

How can we preach self-love while carving up the bodies we’re supposed to love? Are we slaying… or slowly becoming slaves to beauty?

A raw, honest, necessary episode. Tune in

In this episode of Why Zee, we discuss the importance of letting people know where you’re going and what happens when keeping a secret turns into telling the truth.

Z shares some tea straight out of her school: two best friends, one sneaky trip to a boyfriend’s house, a heated argument, and a parental callout that changed everything.

And we ask the big question: when you “snitch,” are you betraying someone or just being honest?

Tune in as we unpack why telling the truth suddenly got such a bad rep

Z dives into Netflix’s K-Pop Demon Hunters and comes back with a whole philosophy: face your fears, fight your shame, conquer anything. Me? I think it’s another shiny dose of woke propaganda masking the truth about what really goes down in the entertainment industry. Also, the song YOUR IDOL is just plain creepy!

In this episode, we unpack both sides: the metaphorical demons Z believes the film is talking about and the literal ones I suspect are running the show.

Whether you stan or side-eye K-pop, this one’s a ride.

Zee tells Anee about her trip to see Demon Slayer, and somehow they end up comparing their experiences of growing up in Nigeria; same father, same house, but two completely different countries.

We discuss what living comfortably used to mean, what it means now, how the Naira’s value changed everything from childhood snacks to dreams, and whether Nigeria needs its own kind of “demon slayers” to fix what’s broken.

Spoiler: the real demons aren’t in anime. From the days when the Naira actually meant something, to now, when you need a calculator just to buy suya, we unpack how the country’s changes have shaped how we both perceive money and define comfort.

Whether you’ve watched Demon Slayer or not, this one’s for anyone who’s ever wondered if Nigeria needs a hero... or an exorcism.

This week on whY Zee, Anee and Zee get real about what it’s like trying to do life and relationships as introverts. From missed hangouts to friendships that quietly fade, the sisters unpack why connecting with people doesn’t always come easy.

Zee shares the story of her sweet 16th that never happened (thanks to a family burial on the same day), and Anee wonders if maybe “being bad at people” is just part of the introvert’s charm or will ultimately be her undoing.

Grab a drink and come gist with us!