Do We Have Your Attention
Get ready for unfiltered discussions with Paula Bamgbose-Martins and Aisha Popoola, two cultural hybrid licensed mental health therapists, on a mission to dive deep into the topics that touch us all as humans. Here, we invite you to join our candid, heartfelt conversations on mental, emotional, and physical health, as well as the shared challenges we face in this journey called life. This is the podcast where we ask, 'Do we Have Your Attention?' as we explore what connects us all.
Do We Have Your Attention
Latest Episodes
S3 Ep.8: Gender Roles within Romantic Relationships
In this episode, we explore how gender roles shape dating and relationships, from the “unspoken script” of who texts, plans, or pays to who carries emotional labor. Guests reflect on acting out of societal expectations versus genuine desire and...
S3 Ep.7: Is Marriage the Ultimate Accomplishment? ft. The Northern Therapist
Is marriage truly the ultimate achievement, or have we simply been taught to believe it is? In this episode, we sit down with The Northern Therapist to explore the expectations surrounding marriage, the misconceptions about single...
S3 Ep.6: Love Island USA Season 8 & Modern Dating: A Therapist's Take (Part 2)
On this Part 2 episode of the DWHYA Podcast, we continue our conversation about this season of Love Island USA through a mental health lens — reflecting on the key moments, relationships, and lessons that emerged throughout the season....
S3 Ep.5: Love Island USA Season 8 & Modern Dating: A Therapist’s Take (Part 1)
On this Part 1 episode of Do We Have Your Attention, we’re unpacking the current season of Love Island USA through a mental health lens — exploring the patterns we see in modern dating, from vulnerability and trust to attracti...
S3 Ep.4: Vulnerability in Men ft. Michael Sonariwo
In this episode, we’re joined by Content Creator and Media Entrepreneur Michael Sonariwo for an honest conversation on vulnerability and modern masculinity. We explore the pressures men face today, the hidden costs of avoiding emotional opennes...
