ATTP Conversations

Real conversations.
Free coffee.
Cities across Nigeria.

Akintunde and his team travel to co-creation hubs, church spaces, event centres, and studios across Nigeria. They set up, serve coffee, and facilitate principle-based conversations with young people. Open to all. Free entry, ticketed for capacity.

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Back catalogue

57 episodes. 64 countries.

The original run of ATTP Conversations — long-form conversations on identity, purpose, faith, and ambition with young Africans. All free, everywhere you listen.

How it runs

The same format. Every city.

The Question

A question waits before Akintunde speaks. You read it. You already have something to say.

On the Table

One idea. Said out loud. The part most people only think.

The Room

Guests respond first. Then the floor opens. Someone always says the thing nobody planned to say.

One Move

Not notes. Not inspiration. One thing to do before the week goes quiet.

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24 Jul 2026 · 00:26:30

#59: What If Someone Already Has Your Idea?

You finally find an idea worth building, then discover that somebody else is already doing it. Is the idea now useless? Has it been stolen? Should you hide every detail? In this follow-up to “You Are Already an Innovator,” Akintunde explains why similar ideas can coexist, what originality actually requires, how intellectual property works at a basic level and why learning faster may protect a young builder more effectively than secrecy.

17 Jul 2026 · 00:29:08

#58: You Are Already an Innovator: Start With the Problem in Front of You

Innovation can sound like something reserved for inventors, coders and well-funded founders. In this solo episode, Akintunde strips away the jargon and follows one ordinary idea from complaint to useful experiment. Listeners learn how to distinguish problems from assumed solutions, test an idea with five practical questions and build responsibly. The episode closes with an invitation to this year's Teen Innovators Challenge. KEY TOPICS COVERED: What innovation is, and is not Why useful improvement matters more than novelty How to distinguish a problem from an assumed solution Five questions for testing an idea Starting without coding, funding or sophisticated equipment Character, dignity and responsible innovation The Teen Innovators Challenge invitation Apply for TIC 2026: https://attpglobal.com/programs/tic/apply

14 Feb 2025 · 00:07:42

#57: Don't Stir It Up Until It is Right

...I charge you, do not stir up or awaken love until the appropriate time. - Songs of Solomon 8:4

13 Feb 2025 · 00:06:45

#56: How to Practice the Renewing of One's Mind

I received a question from someone regarding renewing one's mind in God's mind. Here is my answer.

26 Jan 2025 · 00:26:15

#55: My New Year Message to You

Happy New Year! In this heartfelt episode, I reflect on the blessings of 2024 and share a vision for 2025—a year of intentional steps toward spiritual growth, identity, mentorship, and resource management. Together, we’ll tackle deeper topics, grow in maturity, and embrace God’s purpose for our lives. Let’s make 2025 a year of bold faith, meaningful action, and growth.

1 Dec 2024 · 00:22:52

Thanksgiving 2024: Worship and Gratitude for a Year of Impact

Join us in singing songs of worship as we express our heartfelt gratitude for the blessings of 2024. From the success of the Teen Innovators Challenge to the growth of our community, this Thanksgiving is all about giving glory to God for His faithfulness. Follow us: Instagram: @allthingsteenpodcast | Spotify & YouTube: All Things Teen Podcast #Thanksgiving #Worship #TeenInnovatorsChallenge #Gratitude #AllThingsTeenPodcast

29 Nov 2024 · 00:42:55

🎄 #54: Nigerian vs Irish Christmas – The Ultimate Festive Face-Off!

From smoky jollof rice and Christmas chickens in Nigeria to turkey and mince pies in Ireland, Christmas traditions are as diverse as they are exciting! In this episode, host Akintunde and returning guest Seun explore the joys, quirks, and chaos of celebrating Christmas in both worlds. 💡 What’s the real difference between Nigerian and Irish Christmas vibes? Which is more fun: Nigerian family chaos or Irish holiday calm? And can jollof rice ever replace turkey on an Irish table? Tune in for a festive, fun-filled conversation full of laughter, stories, and holiday cheer! 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more teen talk! #Christmas2024 #NigerianChristmas #IrishChristmas #AllThingsTeenPodcast

22 Nov 2024 · 00:02:51

#53: How to Handle Criticism Constructively

Criticism can be tough to hear, especially when it feels personal. In Episode 53, we’re exploring how to handle criticism in a way that helps you grow instead of holding you back. Join me as we talk about how to listen without getting defensive, filter out unhelpful feedback, and use constructive criticism as a tool for self-improvement.

15 Nov 2024 · 00:03:45

#52: Learning to Say No

Ever felt like you’re saying yes to everyone but losing time for yourself? In Episode 52, we’re diving into the power of saying no. Join me as we talk about setting boundaries, respecting your limits, and making space for what truly matters. It’s time to put yourself first and learn to say no with confidence.

8 Nov 2024 · 00:04:12

#51: Building Confidence and Overcoming Insecurities

Confidence isn’t something we’re born with—it’s something we build, step by step. In Episode 51, we’re exploring how to tackle insecurities, embrace who we are, and grow into the most confident version of ourselves. Join me as we discuss setting small goals, practicing positive self-talk, and learning to stop comparing ourselves to others. Let’s build confidence together!

1 Nov 2024 · 00:03:24

#50: How To Deal With Rejection

Rejection can be one of the hardest things to face, especially when it feels personal. In Episode 50, we’re diving into practical, honest ways to handle rejection and bounce back stronger. Join me as we talk about the sting of rejection, how to accept it without letting it define you, and ways to find new strength and resilience in the process. Let’s turn setbacks into stepping stones together!

20 Sept 2024 · 00:18:49

#49: Star Signs vs. God’s Design – What the Bible Says About Astrology 🔮

In this episode of the All Things Teen Podcast, we’re diving deep into a topic that’s been around for centuries but is still making waves today—astrology. Is reading your horoscope just a bit of harmless fun, or could there be more to it? Join us as we explore the history of astrology, from its ancient beginnings in Babylon to its modern-day resurgence, and discover how it’s woven into everything from personality predictions to relationship advice. But most importantly, we’ll see what the Bible has to say about the stars, planets, and our future. Does trusting in astrology take us away from trusting in God’s plan? What does scripture really teach us about seeking answers from the heavens? Whether you’re someone who checks their horoscope for a laugh or you’ve wondered if star signs mean something more, this episode will help you think critically about where we place our trust. Tune in as we unpack astrology through a biblical lens and remind ourselves who truly holds the power over our lives. Spoiler: It’s not the stars.

13 Sept 2024 · 00:40:45

#48: Trust, Men, and the Modern Woman (Part 1)

In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with a special guest to unpack some of the most pressing questions about men, manhood, and the dynamics between men and women in today’s world. Are men really failing at manhood, or is there more to the story? We dive deep into the insecurities many men face and whether the way they’ve been raised is contributing to the confusion in this generation. We also tackle the often-ignored conversation around how a woman’s menstrual cycle impacts her work life and whether additional leave days should be part of the solution. Plus, we explore the breakdown in communication and vulnerability among men—what’s holding them back from being open and honest? This is just Part 1, and we’re only getting started. Stay tuned for Part 2, coming next week, where we’ll dig even deeper into these issues.

6 Sept 2024 · 00:50:13

#47: Mending What’s Broken: A Conversation on Dealing with Hurt

Let’s be real—everyone gets hurt. Whether it’s a broken heart, lost trust, or just life throwing curveballs, pain is part of the human experience. But how do we handle it without letting it consume us? In this episode, we’re diving deep into the raw and real sides of hurt. We’ll talk about facing your pain head-on, leaning on your faith, and finding healing even when it feels impossible. With heartfelt stories, practical tips, and spiritual guidance, the host keeps it honest while offering hope for anyone who's struggling. This isn’t just about ‘getting over it’—it’s about growing through it and coming out the other side stronger, with God by your side. Chapters: 0:00 - 2:15 Introduction and Overview 15:00 - 18:45 Steps Towards Healing 20:00 - 23:45 Faith as a Foundation 30:00 - 33:20 Practical Tips for Moving Forward 38:00 - 40:10 Closing Words and Prayer

30 Aug 2024 · 00:43:03

#46: The Dating Playbook: Principles for Successful Relationships

In this episode Akintunde and Elizabeth continue the discussion on friendship goals. They share their experiences of meeting new people and discuss qualities that attract people to each other in dating relationships. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Recap 03:07 Transition to Intimate Friendship 10:37 Introduction to the Dating Playbook 11:29 Discussion on Dating and Attraction 19:45 The Importance of Shared Values and Faith 26:00 The Significance of Kindness and Family Relationships 28:45 Debate on Living Together Before Marriage 38:05 Conclusion and Call to Action

23 Aug 2024 · 00:38:10

#45: Friendship Goals: Levelling Up Your Relationship Game

This episode discusses the different levels of friendship and how they relate to building strong relationships. It emphasises the importance of understanding one another's values, goals, and aspirations in order to have a successful and fulfilling friendship. This episode provides practical tips for starting conversations and building friendships, such as complimenting others and asking about their interests. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 03:01 The Importance of Friendship in Building Relationships 05:39 Understanding the Levels of Friendship 14:36 The Role of Values and Goals in Strong Friendships 23:07 Debunking the Idea of God Choosing Spouses 29:04 Practical Tips for Building Friendships 36:21 The Power of Shared Vision in Relationships 37:45 Conclusion

1 Aug 2024 · 00:43:15

#44: Exploring the Talking Stage: Getting to Know Someone

The conversation explores the concept of the talking stage and the different approaches people take when getting to know someone. We discuss the idea of talking to multiple people at once and the purpose of the talking stage. We also delve into the topics of dating, courtship, and the expectations placed on men and women in relationships. The conversation touches on the importance of maturity, the role of parents and family in choosing a partner, and the influence of religious beliefs on relationships. We also discuss the dangers of blindly following the idea that God has chosen a partner for you. Takeaways - The talking stage is a period of getting to know someone with the intention of pursuing a romantic relationship. - Some people prefer to talk to multiple people at once to explore their options and determine what qualities they are looking for in a partner. - Dating and courtship are different approaches to building a romantic relationship, with courtship emphasising commitment and the intention of marriage. - Maturity is an important factor in relationships, encompassing emotional, financial, and personal growth. - The influence of parents and family in choosing a partner varies, but it is important to consider their input while also following one's own instincts and beliefs. - The idea that God has chosen a partner for someone should be approached with caution, as it can lead to unrealistic expectations and potential manipulation. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introductions 01:11 Exploring the Talking Stage 05:28 Discussing Dating and Courtship 10:37 The Importance of Maturity in Relationships 14:15 Navigating the Influence of Parents and Family 23:26 The Dangers of Blindly Following the Idea of God's Chosen Partner for you 42:33 Conclusion

19 Jul 2024 · 00:40:48

#43: Understanding Who You Were Created To Be

In this deeply compelling episode of the All Things Teen Podcast, Akintunde and Elizabeth discuss the crucial topic of understanding who we were created to be. They explore the importance of identity and how it relates to the problems faced by younger generations. The conversation also highlights various theories of the creation of the universe and human beings, including the Big Bang Theory and the Steady State Theory, while sharing their personal beliefs in God as the creator. 🔍 Key Takeaways: - Understanding who you are is the key to overcoming life's biggest challenges. - Although different theories of creation provide varied perspectives, but belief in God as the ultimate creator offers a solid foundation. - Peer pressure can compromise one's beliefs and identity, but standing firm in faith earns respect and opens doors for meaningful conversations. - Discovering purpose is an ongoing process but let your relationship with God guide you with clarity and insight. - Break free from societal norms and media influences and find your true worth and self-esteem through God's eyes. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction and the Importance of Identity 04:11 - Exploring Theories of Creation 12:18 - Belief in God as the Creator 21:00 - Navigating Peer Pressure and Standing Firm in Faith 28:05 - Discovering Purpose Through a Relationship with God 35:31 - Finding Validation in God's View of Ourselves

12 Jul 2024 · 00:37:16

#42: How to Create a Stellar CV

In this episode, Akintunde discusses the importance of crafting a great CV and navigating the automated tracking system (ATS) used by companies. He provide tips on how to showcase yourself better, avoid common mistakes, and optimise your CV for the ATS. The episode is divided into three parts: the importance of a good CV, the role of the ATS, and customising your CV for different job applications. Akintunde also provide examples and templates for creating a CV and cover letter. CV and Cover Letter Template: https://bit.ly/cvandcoverlettertemplate Takeaways Crafting a well-crafted CV is crucial for making a good first impression on employers. Avoid common mistakes like typos, grammatical errors, and overloading your CV with unnecessary information.- Optimise your CV for the ATS by using relevant keywords from the job description and properly formatting your document. Customise your CV for different job applications by tailoring your experiences and skills to match the requirements of the role. Chapters 00:00 Crafting a Stellar CV: The Importance and Do's and Don'ts 11:04 Navigating the Automated Tracking System (ATS) in Job Applications 20:58 Customising Your CV for Different Job Applications Sponsored by: Lusk Community Council Mixed by: Olaniyi Shina Stephen Music: by SEUBI (Beautiful) Instagram: @allthingsteenpodcast Spotify/YouTube: All Things Teen Podcast

5 Jul 2024 · 00:54:44

#41: Crafting a Strategic Career Path: Balancing Passion and Reality

This episode explores the idea of crafting a strategic career path instead of blindly following one’s passion. Host Akintunde Idowu and guests discuss the importance of balancing passion with reality and the need for a strategy in building a career. They share personal experiences and insights on how passion alone may not be enough to sustain a career and the importance of considering market demand for one’s skills. The guests also discuss the differences in supporting passion in the African and Irish economic landscapes. They highlight the role of education in developing skills and merging passion with a solid foundation. The conversation concludes with advice on discovering and developing passion, harmonizing it with education, and leveraging technology in career choices. Takeaways Passion alone may not be enough to sustain a career; a strategic approach is necessary. Consider the market demand for your skills when deciding between passion and career. Education plays a crucial role in developing skills and merging passion with a solid foundation. The African and Irish economic landscapes differ in their support for passion, with the Irish landscape providing more opportunities. Leverage technology to develop and enhance skills, but be mindful of the potential isolation it may cause. Discover your passion, build on it, and merge it with education for a successful career. Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Crafting a Strategic Career Path 03:16 Passion vs. Reality: The Power and Limitations of Passion 08:08 Education: Building Skills and Merging Passion 13:01 Passion and Education: A Harmonious Blend 32:23 The Impact of Technology on Careers 43:23 Discovering and Developing Passion: Merging it with Education 52:10 Conclusion: Balancing Passion and Strategy Guests: Wole Idowu (Wollydee) and Yetunde Folaranmi (Yetty) Sponsored by: Lusk Community Council through the help of Brian Arnold Mixed by: Olaniyi Shina Stephen Music: by SEUBI (Beautiful) Instagram: @allthingsteenpodcast Spotify/YouTube: All Things Teen Podcast

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