Stories are...different shades of grieving.

This week's story was written by Mifa Adejumo.

For more of his work visit his Substack page @Mifa Writes; and purchase his published work on Selar.

Cconnect with him on Instagram @words_from_mdota and on X @Mifaunuagbo.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Stories are...promises we can't control.

This week's story was written by Ozioma Ruth Nweke.

For more of her work visit Kalahari Review, Eboquills and Ekonke.

And connect with Ozioma on Instagram @_dr.ozii._ and on X @NwekeOzioma1.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Stories are...not keeping up with the Jones'.

This week's story was written by Mirabel Anyanwu.

For more of her work visit her Medium page @Catherina Ivory.

And connect with her through her website - www.mirabelanyanwu.com.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Stories are...non-human soul ties.

This week's story was written by Tomilola Adejumo.

Her work has been published in Brittle Paper, Punocracy, African Writer Magazine, Kalahari Review, Afritondo and The Shallow Tales Review.

She also frequently shares stories on her Substack page, Thoughts Archive.

Connect with Tomi on X @earth2Tomi.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Stories are...20-20 hindsight.

This week's story was written by Oluchi Marvelous.

For more of her work visit her Medium page @oluchiarchives.

And connect with her on Instagram @oluchiwrites and on X @oluchi2005.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Stories are...deliverance from magical adventures.

This week's story was written by Faith Ada Mbonu.

For more of her work visit her Medium page @faithadambonu.

And connect with her on X @its_fayyth.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Stories are...illuminating and yet shrouded.

This week's story was written by Precious Ahams.

Read more of her stories on Instagram @ahams_precious. And to work with Precious, connect with her on her Instagram business page @the.copypa.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Stories are...the different ways we process trauma.

This week's story was written by Onyinye Kalu.

For more of her work visit 'As I Live And Breathe' on Substack.

And connect with her on Instagram @onyireadsandwrites.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to info@osadumebi.com or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

And if you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend or two.