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On this final episode of season 4 I’m joined by Portia Mahlangu. Portia is an entrepreneur from Matatiele based in Durban, she runs a one of kind and all errands business called Mrs King Services. As the name suggests, you can book her to do some of the time-consuming tasks such as shopping, picking up parcels, taking your kids to play dates that clash with your professional commitments and many other errands which she mentioned on the show. Today we spoke up how she started this business during the peak of covid and the impact of inflation on her business and how that didn’t stop her from scaling up and finding more ways to better her customer service. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @wemuvexp on to stay up-to-date with the podcast. Thanks again for listening, and we'll see you next season on the #WeMuveXperiencePodcast

On this episode of the #WeMuveXperiencePodcast I’m joined by rugby player, coach, and Personal Trainer, Senzo Ngubane. In our conversation, Senzo took us through his journey of growing up in KZN, going to a Boys School and committing his life to rugby even though he only started playing when he was in grade 8, Playing rugby in Scotland and making the move to Germany, dealing with injuries and looking at life after hanging the boots. The husband and father of 2 boys also took us through his role in fatherhood and how working on his mental health & physical fitness positively affects his parenting and lastly he shares how he started his Fitness business in Heidelberg, Germany.

On this week's episode of the #WeMuveXperiencePodcast I’m joined by Rapper, Vocalist and Songwriter, Nyota Parker. Nyota spoke to us about being an independent artist with a niche audience and how that influences her non-confirmative sound and approach to making music. She also shared her experience of being managed by her mother, moving to New York, the role of collaborations and she rolled out her latest project titled Spectrum. Furthermore, she discusses how she still to this day applies for funding and artist promotion campaigns that help build and expose her brand to a wider crowd and how one of the campaigns lead her to the moment when she met Tyler The Creator through the Converse Create Next program.

On today's episode of the #WeMuveXperiencePodcast I’m joined by Writer & Photojournalist, Mamello Vesely. Mamello spoke to us about what drew her to writing, her memoir, finding her identity as a Creator/Artist and growing up in a Christian home. She also mentioned her photography career with which she intends to capture African people in a manner that shines positive light onto them and how she uses her social media platforms as both a place of expression and motivating others who can relate to her art and openness to share her personal experience of dealing with depression.

On this week's episode of the #WeMuveXperiencePodcast I’m joined by Community Development Practitioner, Bantu Mtshiselwa. The Broadcaster, Music Artist and Founder Abantu Development Agency spoke to us about his work in the community upliftment projects in Gqeberha and some parts of the Eastern Cape. He also explains to us how he uses his podcast, Abantu Podshack to document and promote the Re-imagining of history of the people of the Eastern Cape and the role of arts and culture in empowering those who live in the most remote parts of the province. And lastly, he shared his experience on fatherhood and how that influences the type of projects he involves himself in.

On this first episode of 2023 I’m joined by Lutho Kote. Lutho is a Real Estate Recruitment Specialist based in Frankfurt and a rugby player in the German Rugby Bundesliga. Today we drifted away from his professional life and spoke about his Non Profit work and his most recent project, the Do It For The Kids Campaign. He shares with us the significance of uplifting communities that shaped our upbringing, how to leverage your network in supporting such projects and how you can start today (even without finding) to make a difference in your hometown.

Today on the show I’m joined by Nokuthula Maome. She is a professional nurse and a talented aspiring musician. Nokuthula shares with us her experience of being part of Season 18 of the South African Idols and winning a golden ticket on her very first attempt of auditioning for the show. She also spoke about the challenges that came with making it into the theatre week and fighting for a spot in the top 12, how she adjusted back to her normal life after the competition as well her plans and ambitions to still be part of the music industry.

On this week's episode I’m joined by Malefa Dlamini. Malefa is a candidate Attorney with a vibrant lifestyle documenting her journey from graduate to her current early state of being a professional law practitioner. She’s also a YouTuber (view her channel here) and Content Creator who takes us through the ups and downs of her career and uses her reach to empower other women. Today we discuss the issue of time invested in content creation vs the returns thereof and how to fall back on faith and spirituality while dealing with legal cases and general challenges in the workplace. 

Today’s guest is Dr. Caitlin Sam, an Academic Head and Deputy Principal at Curro Heritage House High School in Durban. Her parents were not well-off, so she has always placed a high value on education, earning her PhD in IT in less than two years while working full-time as a teacher during the pandemic. She spoke to us today about the challenges of pursuing a career as a teacher while having a speech impediment and how completing a Post Graduate Certificate in Education for Mathematics & Life Science after her Honors in Microbial Technology led her to a field, she is most passionate about.

On this first episode of season 4 I’m joined by Langa Sigodi. He is a Formula 1 expert and lifelong fan of the sport as well as co-host of the DRS Open Podcast together with Wame. On the show today we speak about F1 as an elite & exclusive sport and how its appeal has exponentially broadened since the 2020 Championship. Langa also shared his views on starting a podcast about a very specific topic and how that can work in your favour in reaching your preferred audience and explained more on what it potentially means for South Africa to be on the list of possible hosts of a Grand Prix in the near future.

On this special episode I’m joined by an incredibly talented south African hip hop artist, VenusRaps. She is known for her lyrical prowess that has seen her being feature on Slikour on Life’s Hot on the Streets as part of the artists to look out for and she delivered an unforgettable freestyle on Channel O’s Freestyle Friday presented by Stogie T. VenusRaps takes us through her experience as part of the Sports Scene Put Me On Rap competition, the process of making her first EP titled Heir & what she wished she could have done better on the project and also lets us in on what being an independent artist means and how you can make it work for you. Listen to Heir here: VenusRaps - Heir (lnk.to) Don't forget to take a screenshot while listening to this episode and tag/send on Twitter and Instagram @wemuvexp

It's the final episode of season 3 and I’m joined by Radio Presenter and Podcaster, Nolu Nkwali. Last year she joined the biggest podcasting network in SA which is Podcast and Chill with MacG as a co-host on On The Table, A female lead show that tackles everyday topics including ones that may be deemed as taboo. Today she talks to us about her journey in the broadcasting industry, from auditioning for the Podcast and Chill Network, her experience at the Christian radio station SID Media as well explain to us why she finds it important for her Christian beliefs to be equally represented in the media space. Don't forget to take a screenshot while listening to this episode and tag/send on Twitter and Instagram @wemuvexp