Peggy shares what she believes one is meant to do while waiting for that next step or breakthrough. Listen in

Peggy shares her exciting experience travelling overseas to Nigeria, dealing with airport staff and experiencing culture anew. Some things never do change. Food, community and a birthday/"bridal" party all in 16 days.

Peggy shares a 2 in 1 story of her birthing experiences, in a bid to get women to speak out when they need help; speak out, when they are uncomfortable, especially in a new/foreign country/environment.Listen in.

Peggy talks about the pressure to succeed, youth of today face. Listen in, share your thoughts with Pearlz via Instagram @pearlzpod.

Today's episode we got to Chat with Chinonso Joshua Ohaegbulam, who isn't just an Entrepreneur. Listen in to find out more.

It's a new year and many things are happening. Peggy shares some thoughts that aims to shift the way Millennials parent/New parents, parents.Featuring clip from Deaconess Josephine Nwanma (Port Harcourt, Nigeria).

Today Mondays' focus man is Joseph, the husband of the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus.What is so special about him?Listen in.

We make plans, Gods plans comes to pass.Peggy speaks on how the year has been, how her plans changed (for good), and brings her closer to achieving her childhood dream.Be on the lookout for the continuation in part 2.

I have been asked via direct messaging on what and how to prepare for the "Nigerian Dream" aka the move to Canada.This series buttresses my points and thoughts on how to prepare for the move.As always, always do your own research, *thoughts and words spoken are mine, unless otherwise stated.

On March 22, every year, the UN marks the World Water Day, to create awareness about the worlds disparity in water usage amongst other things,This year, Peggy and ChiLiveth discusses some uses of water and urges everyone to conserve Water.

Peggy urges listeners to not just watch a movie or listen to stories, but to pick out the morals and lessons implied. ¶ Based on Netflix "The spy who dumped me".

The confusion/delimma of Processing good news in a bad year. How to deal with it - my take.

Òlòtūré is a Netflix original Nigerian movie. It's arguably one of the most watched Nollywood film in recent time. Here's our short take on the movie. 3 friends and baby sharing our thoughts, in retrospect.

Fomo: Fear of missing out. A common phenomenon amongst young people. I'd take a brief swing at this and hope to hear back from you.