In-depth analysis and critical discussion on important issues, how they affect people, their potential to change lives, and what needs to be done to influence outcomes.
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn-depth analysis and critical discussion on important issues, how they affect people, their potential to change lives, and what needs to be done to influence outcomes.
Recent episodes include "Why You Must Register To Vote Ahead Of 2027" (1 November 2025, 19 minutes), "Why Some Women Delay Conception In Marriage" (24 October 2025, 25 minutes), and "How Music Shapes The Nigerian Culture And Identity" (20 September 2025, 26 minutes).
The Bearing publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 215 episodes.
Booking probability for The Bearing is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Bearing requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Bearing's contact route on record: public web form.
The Bearing is a news podcast with 215 episodes published.
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Send a text The voting process does not start on the election day. It starts the day one registers to vote. On August 18, a continued voter registration (CVR) exercise was kicked off by the Independent National...
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Send a text Marriage is often regarded as the beginning of a beautiful journey — and for many, it is. For some women, the moment the wedding bells fade, a different kind of pressure sets in: the expectation to conceive...
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Send a text From the rhythms of ancient talking drums in Yoruba land, to enchanting Igbo highlife and the vibrant Hausa folk songs of the North — music in Nigeria is more than entertainment. It’s a living archive, a way...
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Send a text Many people will remember the days when wearing facemasks was mandatory. Years later, many women are still holding onto the facemask as a constant companion. Join us on this episode of The Bearing as we look...
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Send a text The voting process does not start on the election day. It starts the day one registers to vote. On August 18, a continued voter registration (CVR) exercise was kicked off by the Independent National...
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Send a text Marriage is often regarded as the beginning of a beautiful journey — and for many, it is. For some women, the moment the wedding bells fade, a different kind of pressure sets in: the expectation to conceive...
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Send a text From physical side effects to emotional and social impact, women often suffer as a result of their use of contraceptives. Every woman is different, and what works for one may not work for another. So, how...
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Send a text Many Nigerians, according to experst, are overusing artificial seasoning and, often, do not even realize it. But how much seasoning is too much? And what exactly are the dangers of using too many flavour...
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Send a text It is hard to find any politician—whether campaigning for office or already in power—who does not use young people as “digital foot soldiers”, more popularly known as "Data Boys". While some of these young...
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Send a text In recent years, more communities across Northern Nigeria have embraced mandatory medical screening before marriage. This includes tests for genotype compatibility, HIV/AIDS, and hepatitis. Interestingly...
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Send a text In Nigeria, schools go on long breaks from July to September. For some parents, it is the perfect time to "keep the child’s brain active” because, “if they stay at home, they’ll forget everything!” But...
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Send a text The late former President Muhammadu Buhari symbolised a rare personification of austere nationalism. He was one of the very few Nigerians who commanded a cult-like following, especially among the masses in...
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Send a text Hope is not denial. It’s not pretending things are perfect. Hope is a decision — to believe in the possibility of change, even when the present looks dim. So, what does hope look like in Nigeria today? and...
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Send a text Work is important—it gives us purpose, income, and identity. But it’s not everything. Without time to rest, connect, and just be, even the best job can turn into a source of burnout and resentment. But, how...
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Send a text From the rhythms of ancient talking drums in Yoruba land, to enchanting Igbo highlife and the vibrant Hausa folk songs of the North, music in Nigeria is more than entertainment. It’s a living archive, a way...
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Send a text In classrooms across Nigeria, students are increasingly relying on AI tools to complete assignments, raising concerns among teachers about a decline in critical thinking skills. While some view AI as a...
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Send a text Every year during Eid al-Adha, also known as Sallah, many Nigerian families are faced with the challenge of preserving large quantities of meat. While some rely on traditional methods or modern techniques to...
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Send a text Historically, Niger Republic has been a major source of rams and cattle for Nigeria during the Sallah season. But with the ban in cross-border movement of animals by the military government there, traders...
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Send a text In the heart of Abuja, a silent trade thrives; illicit drugs change hands in broad daylight. From Marijuana to Tramadol, Ice and Crack cocaine. Even with crackdown by operatives of the National Drug Law...
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