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Join two friends in their thirties as they discuss topics we all face when navigating what can sometimes feel like a minefield: adulting. Izzy Eze (@itsizzyeze) is a second generation Nigerian, Afro-fusion singer/songwriter and speaker. Thembe (@themberain) is a South African writer and poet. Together, they unpack the truths of growing up with honesty, creativity and humour. Whether you’re in your twenties, pre-twenties or well past it, you can be part of this journey of learning and unlearning too, by following our Instagram page: @_somewhatgrown.
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Thursday Jul 29, 2021
S1E3 (Part 1) Boundaries: Feelings and Zoom Meetings
Thursday Jul 29, 2021
Thursday Jul 29, 2021
Why does setting boundaries feel so awkward sometimes? Like struggling to find an escape route from a Zoom meeting that you really don’t need to be in. How do we maintain our boundaries when romantic feelings come into the mix? Join us as we discuss protecting our physical or emotional space and learning to be brave in honouring our boundaries and other people’s.

Thursday Jun 17, 2021
S1E2 On Well-being and Black Joy
Thursday Jun 17, 2021
Thursday Jun 17, 2021
How has the pandemic affected our wellbeing? Do our needs change based on our personality traits? Should we post our chocolate chip cookies online if something serious just went down in the world? Tune in as we talk self-care, social media and joy as a form of resistance.

Thursday Jun 17, 2021
S1E1 I’m Not Going to Eat Your Food All the Time and That’s Okay
Thursday Jun 17, 2021
Thursday Jun 17, 2021
To kick off episode one of the series we discuss being creatives and what we’ve loved and learned from being children of immigrant parents. How do we shake off the feeling that it’s a luxury to relax? Is the grass always greener once we leave home? Join us as we discuss solo trips, family and food politics.

Saturday Jun 12, 2021
Introducing Somewhat Grown
Saturday Jun 12, 2021
Saturday Jun 12, 2021
Welcome to Somewhat Grown! We've created this podcast for holding open conversations about adulting as two twenty somethings who are figuring it out as we go. We're excited to share this space with listeners of all ages.
