What happens when motherhood arrives before you've finished figuring yourself out?

Chef Wu was 19 when her life changed forever. No manual. No village. Just a child to raise and a version of herself she hadn't yet met.

In this episode, Feyi sits with Chef Wu, founder of Ounje.co, as she opens up about becoming a mother young, navigating the quiet weight of solo parenting, and finding her footing in the kitchen and in life.

This is a conversation about resilience that doesn't look like strength all the time, about grace extended to yourself when no one else does, and about building something beautiful out of something hard.

If you've ever felt like you were making it up as you go, this one's for you.

In this episode, Feyi candidly shares all the things she wishes she knew when she became a mum for the first time.

From the emotional shifts to the physical changes, the expectations versus reality, and the lessons learned along the way. This is an honest reflection on what motherhood really looks like.

Whether you’re a first-time mum, preparing for motherhood, or simply reflecting on your own journey, this episode offers reassurance, perspective, and a reminder that you’re not alone.

Because sometimes, the things we wish we knew are the very things that shape us the most.

On this week’s episode, Feyi is joined by her friend and sister Dodos Uvieghara for an honest conversation about building a life and career that doesn’t follow the traditional script.

In an episode titled Motherhood & Unconventional Careers, they talk about what it means to pivot, evolve, and pursue paths that may not make sense to everyone else.

From unexpected opportunities to bold decisions and seasons of uncertainty, this conversation explores how motherhood can reshape the way we think about ambition, purpose, and success.

If you’ve ever felt like your path looks different from everyone else’s, this episode is a reminder that sometimes the unconventional road is exactly where you’re meant to be.