Empowering Conversations & Experiences

More Than Headlines Podcast

Hosted by Glory James

Behind every headline is a deeper story; this podcast is where we tell it. More Than Headlines was born out of a deep need to stop performing and start feeling.

This isn’t just a podcast, it’s a mirror, a microphone, and a movement. One episode at a time, we’re unlearning, unmasking, and becoming.

The episodes blend insightful social commentary with a slice of pop culture and signature Nigerian humor (Naija wit) to make complex discussions feel light-hearted, engaging, and deeply relatable.

Podcast Topics Include:

• Societal & Medical Realities: Deep-dives into highly critical, often overlooked topics—such as the realities of medical negligence, the systemic emigration of African professionals, and breaking the stigma around male victims of sexual abuse.
• Relationships & Culture: Unpacking modern dating concepts, analyzing trending social ideologies (like the "No Explanation" culture), and highlighting relationship red flags that threaten mental peace
• Personal Growth & Identity: Exploring mindset tools for success, managing group dynamics, and how individuals navigate teamwork without losing their personal identity.
  

Glory James

Glory James (Glory James Ene) is an international communications specialist, media producer, and educational leader. She is widely recognized for her work in social advocacy and for driving meaningful conversations around global development and culture.

Alongside hosting More Than Headlines, she creates interactive offline spaces, such as student wellness workshops and panel discussions, to help peers connect and step away from academic pressures.

Academic Achievements & Leadership

• Chevening Scholar: Glory was selected into the prestigious UK government Chevening Scholarship program, placing in the top 2% of global applicants.
• International Development: She pursues her Master’s degree in International Development at Loughborough University London.
• Institute Representative: She serves as an elected student representative for the Institute for Diplomacy and International Governance (IDIA). In this role, she focuses on fostering student inclusion, networking, and building community.