Amanda Dara’s Open Up Podcast Season 3 sets new standard with global Nigerian narrative

British-Nigerian media personality Amanda Oluwadara Ayeleso, popularly known as Amanda Dara, has returned with Open Up Podcast season 3, ...

.Shares stories of resilience, courage, cultural pride.

British-Nigerian media personality Amanda Oluwadara Ayeleso, popularly known as Amanda Dara, has returned with Open Up Podcast season 3, featuring inspiring stories of Nigerians thriving abroad.

Season 3 of the Open Up Podcast *includes* candid audio and video diaries, where raw stories and personal insights *take* centre stage, highlighting the tales and triumphs of Nigerians in the diaspora.

Exploring Amanda Dara’s latest series, which spans Lagos, London, and Dubai, the acclaimed series shares ten inspiring stories of Nigerians who are thriving abroad, challenging stereotypes, and embracing their identities.

Open Up Season 3 is a transformational journey that takes listeners across the UK, Dubai, and Lagos through ten compelling conversations. This season highlights Nigerian resilience, boldness, and reinvention, showcasing the power of courage to navigate life far from home.

Filmed across three countries, the series features heartfelt dialogues with guests like Pelumi Nubi and Solomon Buchi, offering genuine insights into identity, faith, career shifts, and the divine presence in life.

More than stories, Season 3 ,is a movement challenging stereotypes, celebrating adaptability, and shining a light on the resilient Nigerian spirit worldwide. As Amanda Dara states, “This season is bolder, bigger, and more inspiring than ever.”

Emphatically, she says: “This season, I wanted to hear Nigerian stories across the world — not just the tales of hardship, but stories rooted in resilience, bold moves, and the kind of courage it takes to thrive far from familiar ground. And truly, what we *captured* in Season 3 of Open Up Podcast *blew* me away.”

From the heart of the UK and the dazzling skyline of Dubai to the vibrant streets of Lagos, this season *is* a powerful global journey. We *sat* down with ten remarkable Nigerians making real impact — trailblazers whose stories span cultures, industries, and lived experiences.

Each conversation *felt* like the opening of a personal journal, unfiltered, moving, and real. As we *lshared a drink or two, walls came down, and what unfolded were the kind of impactful conversations every Nigerian at home or abroad deserves to hear.

We explored themes like identity, faith, career pivots, personal reinvention, and the undeniable God factor. With guests like Pelumi Nubi and Solomon Buchi, the stories *shared* *were* raw, honest, and deeply inspiring.

One of the most beautiful parts of this season for me was how much I learned not just from our guests, but from observing how we, as Nigerians, adapt and navigate new lands, new systems, and new cultures. The differences are clear, but so is the determination and strength we carry with us.

It is now streaming on Amanda Dara TV on YouTube, and Open Up Season 3 *invites* viewers to join an empowering journey of connection, cultural pride, and transformation.

However, Open Up offers an unapologetically raw perspective on life, capturing its complexities, struggles, and triumphs.

Open Up is a unique blend of human experience and wisdom. Amanda Dara is excited to announce the official launch of her latest series.

Amanda launched Open Up a few months ago, where she facilitates meaningful conversations on a variety of topics, reflecting her dedication to open dialogue. Her prior work includes contributions to prominent media outlets such as TVC and Ebony Life.

Reflecting on her journey, Amanda shares: “I stumbled into the media scene, honestly. I had just graduated with a degree in Computer Information Systems. While tech was interesting, I craved a career that kept me inspired and connected to people. Media felt like the perfect fit.”

With nearly a decade of experience, she has established herself as a versatile TV host, entrepreneur, and social media influencer. Her career encompasses modelling, event hosting, panel moderation, and the creation of compelling content.

Amanda Dara’s honest admission underscores her organic entry into the industry and her passion for storytelling. With her diverse skills and authentic approach, she continues to inspire and captivate audiences.

She explains This podcast encourages listeners to reflect on cultural shock, life’s journeys, and challenges. It is a story of resilience, healing, and ultimately, finding hope amidst adversity.”

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