Tea With Tay Podcast

In this episode, Tay sits down with actress, entrepreneur, and media personality Nancy Isime for a conversation about boundaries, growth, and what it really means to protect your peace five years after her first time on the couch.Nancy gets honest about disappearing into character to play Kemi for Blood Sisters, why she had to “empty out” for two months after wrapping, and how she’s learned to separate the work from herself. She also opens up about something she’s never spoken on publicly before, her OCD diagnosis, and how therapy and self-awareness have helped her manage anxiety on her own terms.The conversation goes deep into friendship and loyalty, why Nancy has no problem cutting people off, and why forgiving someone doesn’t always mean giving them access back. She talks proudly about turning 34, refusing to be ashamed of her age, and what she’s actually looking for in a partner now that she’s built the life she once only dreamed about.There are plenty of laughs, sharp truths, and a few moments that will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about the “new Nancy.”#droptheshouldPowered by CcHUB in partnership with Africa No Filter supported by Gates Foundation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To see and explore the full list of Google’s Year in Search 2025, visit: https://trends.withgoogle.com/year-in-search/2025/ng/This week marks a big moment for Tea With Tay, our 100th episode and the start of our special December series. Tay is joined by Hauwa Lawal, a creator known for her sharp humour, honest opinions, and the kind of unfiltered takes that always get people talking.In this episode, Hauwa opens up about her journey online, handling criticism, finding her voice, and the experiences that shaped the person viewers see today. She and Tay also dive into friendships, work, growing up, and a few unexpected stories that kept the conversation lively.It’s a relaxed and funny episode, perfect for kicking off the December run, and a fitting way to celebrate 100 episodes of real conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Tay sits with Lojay, the Nigerian singer and songwriter behind hits like Monalisa and Tonongo. He talks about his early days in music, the turning points that shaped his career, and the experiences that influence his sound.Lojay also reflects on dealing with fame, the pressure of following up big records, and how he stays connected to his creativity. Beyond the stage, he shares parts of his life that listeners don’t often get to hear.It’s a calm conversation about music, growth, and the person behind the artist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Tay is joined by GoodGirl LA, singer and songwriter, as she talks about the changes in her life and career that have shaped her new chapter.She shares the story behind her latest music, what “Reborn in Black” means to her, and how her perspective on the industry and herself has evolved.They discuss her creative process, the challenges she’s faced, and the freedom that comes with starting fresh.It’s a conversation about growth, music, and stepping into a new era with clarity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Tay sits down with Natse Jemide, a Nigerian model, actor, and storyteller best known for his role in Far From Home. Beyond the spotlight, Natse shares what it's been like growing up in a creative household, finding his own path in the entertainment industry, and learning to balance ambition with self-awareness.They talk about his early career, the pressure of public perception, his evolving relationship with confidence, and what he's learning as he steps into new phases of his life personally and professionally.It’s a calm and honest conversation that reveals the man behind the screen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.