Let's Have Drinks

Join host Maeyo Joie as she mixes up drinks and deep discussions with fascinating guests. From hilarious hot takes to unfiltered real-life stories, every episode is a perfect blend of wit, wisdom, and a splash of chaos. Whether shaken, stirred, or served on the rocks; these conversations go down smooth. Sip happens! Tune in! 🥂 #LetsHaveDrinks

Let's Have Drinks is a society podcast hosted by Maeyo Joie, with 5 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Maeyo Joie hosts Let's Have Drinks, a society show with 5 episodes published.

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  Episode #13

  From the BBC to Building Something of His Own | Lanre Shonubi

  Aug 27, 20261h 8mS3

  In this episode, I'm having drinks with Lanre Shonubi. From working at the BBC to losing that opportunity and having to find his own way back into the industry, Lanre’s journey has involved quite a bit of rebuilding. We talk about what it means to have something that’s truly yours, how LSTV came from needing to create his own way forward and the decisions that shaped what came next. In this episode, we discuss: - Whether good taste is innate or something you can develop - The difference between taste and discernment - His time at the BBC and what happened when that chapter ended - Couch surfing and trying to find his way back into the industry - Building a career through hosting and creating LSTV - Why it’s important to have something you’re building for yourself - Figuring out love - Fulfilling his O2 dream Drink of the episode: The Function Cherry Bomb

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  Moving Abroad, The African Immigrant Dream & The Danger of Getting Comfortable | Aisha & Seun

  Aug 13, 20261h 7m

  This week on Let’s Have Drinks, I’m having drinks with Aisha Hussaini and Seun Afolayan-Imthiyaz, the women behind Stake Summit, for a conversation about ambition, moving abroad and what happens when the life you once prayed for becomes your normal life. We talk about the ambition so many Africans arrive in the UK with, whether comfort changes that ambition and what it means to keep dreaming when your basic needs are met and life is, for the most part, good. We also get into the uncertainty of building a life abroad, immigration, money, investing, relationships, community and whether you can want more for yourself without becoming ungrateful for everything you already have. And of course, we talk about why Aisha and Seun created Stake Summit, the conversations they want Africans in the diaspora to have and why sometimes you need someone to remind you that the first dream coming true doesn’t mean you stop dreaming. Get tickets to the Stake Summit: https://stakesummit.co/ Today’s pour: Pornstar Martini

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  Episode #6

  Adventure, Ambition & Living Life on Your Own Terms | Harmony

  Jul 30, 20261h 8mS3

  In this episode, I'm having drinks with Harmony, our very first male guest on the podcast and this is easily one of our loudest and most energetic conversations yet. We talk about everything from being Best in Yoruba in secondary school to studying law, the Nigerian fashion and bridal industry, building a career in event planning, solo travel, travelling across Asia, embracing new experiences, enjoying life and imagining what life could look like when you stop following the expected path. It's a conversation about curiosity, saying yes more often and creating a life that genuinely excites you. In this episode, we discuss: - Being Best in Yoruba in secondary school - Religion and church - Studying law - Building a career in the Nigerian fashion industry - Starting an event planning business - Solo travel and travelling across Asia - How travel changed his perspective - The importance of trying new things - Building confidence and expressing yourself authentically - Creating a life that feels true to you Today's drink: Water with electrolytes.

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  Episode #8

  Reinvention, Relationships, Returning to Music & Her New Era | Efe Oraka

  Jul 18, 20261h 21mS3

  Today I'm having drinks with singer-songwriter and producer Efe Oraka. This is a deepcut! Because audio listeners are getting more in this episode! This might be our funniest episode yet. Efe and I first met in school, so this conversation felt less like an interview and more like catching up with an old friend. We talk about growing up, changing careers, disappearing for a while, finding yourself again and what it really means to evolve while people are still holding onto an older version of you. We also get into friendships, relationships, making music, stepping away from music, returning with a new sound and why becoming yourself often means letting go of who people expect you to be. In this episode, we cover: • Growing up and changing as a person • Friendships and adulthood • Stepping away from music • Returning with a new sound • Creative reinvention • Relationships and self-discovery • Living in Canada • Building an identity beyond people's expectations • Why your twenties change you Pouring today on Let's Have Drinks is "Evil Princess". Pour yourself a drink and join the conversation. The Lagos edition drinks are sponsored by Chowder

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  Episode #7

  From Dentistry to Nollywood: What It Really Takes to Become an Actress | Kanyin Eros

  Jul 2, 202655 minS3

  In this episode, I’m having drinks with Kanyin Eros We talk about what it's like to know your dream from a young age and having the courage to choose it anyway. Kanyin shares her journey from studying dentistry to pursuing acting full-time, the realities of building a career in Nollywood, navigating auditions, growing up in the age of Facebook and how she's evolved while the world watched. We also reflect on our shared secondary school memories, the internet we grew up on and what it means to become more yourself with time. In this episode, we cover: • Growing up knowing exactly what you wanted to do • Leaving dentistry to pursue acting • The realities of building a career in Nollywood • Preparing for auditions and embodying a character • How social media has changed actors and audiences • Growing up during the Facebook era • Public perception and evolving identity • Ambition, rejection and choosing yourself Today's pour: Passion Fruit Delight

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