The Tony Doe Podcast

Adenike Lanlehin is not just a voice that graces the airwaves with her compelling narratives and smooth delivery; she's a beacon of professionalism and a mentor for the next generation of radio talent. In this episode, we delve into Adenike's radio journey, from her serendipitous start at OGBC as a 19-year-old intern to becoming a voice that many have come to love and respect.

Adenike shares her inspirations, from the late, great Dan Foster to her father's articulate jingles, and reflects on her own path, filled with both appreciation and the pursuit of unfulfilled potential. With a critical eye on talent, she values a voice that exudes confidence and ease, and she approaches show prep with an intensity that ensures her listeners are always at the forefront of her mind.

Join us as Adenike opens up about her Instagram series 'Radio Lessons,' inspired by our very own Tony Doe, and discusses the role of the NBC in broadcast regulation amidst recent events like the #EndSARS protests and the Twitter ban in Nigeria. She also weighs in on the podcast versus radio debate, highlighting the personalized listening experience that podcasts offer.

Get ready to groove with Adenike as she reveals her current top five playlist favourites, and find out what pet peeves irk her the most. Above all, discover the legacy she aims to leave in the broadcasting world—a legacy of genuine love and care for the craft of radio.

Don't miss this insightful and heartfelt conversation with one of radio's cherished voices.

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Music:

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Host/Producer:

Tony Doe - Website