In this episode of Just My POV, PearlCardy and Kelvin unpack how childhood, parenting, and trauma shape who we become or don’t. They debate if parents truly influence personality or if we overplay their role in our emotional development. Real-life examples, raw honesty, and conflicting views drive this intense but thoughtful conversation.

They also explore the hard truth about healing: Is it about forgetting the pain or learning to live with it? Does accountability come before healing? How much of what we face is our fault, and when do we start taking control? If you’ve ever questioned the root of your emotional scars, this is the conversation you need.

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In this episode of Just My POV, Pocardi and Kelvin clash on real-world expectations, personal values, and changing generational mindsets. From the heated 9 to 5 debate to who deserves your first salary, this conversation goes deep into what growing up really looks like in today’s world. Millennials defend structure and job stability, while Gen Z counters with hustle culture, tech freedom, and eating your paycheck like it’s jollof rice.

We also explore the rise of AI in healthcare — would you let a robot perform surgery on you? The takes get real, fast. Watch till the end, drop your thoughts in the comments, and follow us on all platforms @thehousechronicles.

Is it wrong to expect payment for sex?
Should your friend be allowed to date your ex?
Why do some people throw around the word "babe" like it means nothing?

Welcome to Just My POV, where Gen Z and millennials go head-to-head on the relationship issues everyone's thinking about but too scared to say out loud.

When your friend borrows money and starts posting vacation pictures instead of paying back, what would you do?

In this episode of Just My POV, Pearlcardy and Kelvin dive into the messy side of friendships — from money drama to shady group chats and social media unfollows.

Should you blast your friend online if they ghost you after borrowing money?
Is it okay to unfollow a friend who posts content that annoys you?
Are guys ever “just friends” with girls they find attractive?

No filter. No diplomacy. Just real talk.
Tune in now and tell us — have you been in this situation before?

Welcome to the another episode of Just My POV, hosted by Pearl Cardy and Kelvin!
In this raw, real, and totally unfiltered conversation, we dive into everything from modern dating chaos to the blurred lines between friendship and romance.

We’re asking:

Can you cheat in a talking stage?

Is cheating about sex—or something deeper?

Should you even feel guilty if you're not officially exclusive?

Plus, we don’t hold back as we explore lavender marriages, LGBTQ+ experiences, long-distance drama, and the mess that happens when relationships don’t follow the rules.

💬 Expect bold opinions, awkward confessions, and the kind of hot takes your group chat isn’t ready for.

🎙️ Just our POV—but let’s be real, you’ve thought it too.

👇 Let us know in the comments:
Is cheating emotional or physical? And can you cheat when you’re just talking?

In this week’s episode of Just My POV, Pearl Cardy and Kelvin dive deep into the complexities of human chemistry and energy.

Ever met someone whose vibe just didn’t sit right with you—no reason, just pure instinct? We unpack how to handle that without being disrespectful. We also take a hard look at cosmetic procedures: are they really about “enhancement,” or are we just masking insecurities?

From body image to how tech is messing with real-life friendships and relationships, we’re not holding back. Is social media ruining genuine connections? Can men still walk up to women in person without hiding behind DMs?

Tap in for laughs, real talk, and unfiltered Gen Z takes.

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In this explosive new episode of Just My POV, Kelvin and Pearl Cardy dive into a jaw-dropping true crime story involving a Ghanaian Texas-based pastor who allegedly killed his wife on their wedding night upon discovering she was a trans woman. The duo holds nothing back as they explore the layers of deception, the consequences of withheld truths, and the emotional breakdown that followed.

But that’s just the beginning.

From this tragic incident, the conversation branches out into deeper waters—healing from trauma, dealing with emotional fallout, and navigating modern love dynamics like love bombing and ghosting. Pearl and Kelvin bring their generational perspectives into play as they debate how Gen Z and Millennials handle romance, vulnerability, and heartbreak.

They also go off on the realities of bro code, fake friendships, and the double standards in male bonding. Do guys even like their own friends? Or are they just waiting with the knife behind the back?

In this episode, we talk about:

A viral murder story and the controversy around identity disclosure

Emotional regulation and the dangers of uncontrolled rage

Personal healing journeys: Feeling it all vs. bottling it up

Love bombing: Romantic or manipulative?

Ghosting and emotional immaturity in dating

Male friendships: Genuine or suspicious?

🔥 It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s absolutely unfiltered.

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Share your thoughts in the comments—We want to hear your POV too.

Welcome to the freshest podcast out of Nigeria — or should we just say, the world? In this unfiltered episode of Just My POV, Pearl Cardi and Kelvin are bringing the real vibes as they tackle trending issues, hot takes, and all things relationship drama — with a good dose of generational banter.

From the exes: friends or enemies? debate, to cheating in relationships, loyalty expectations, and why men always seem to get caught, the convo gets deep and hilarious. We’re talking Gen Z icks, mental health excuses, aesthetic culture, and why Millennials and Gen Zs just don’t see eye to eye.