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We all have something that we've overcome but is still pulling us back. That soft whisper to do it again, "one more time won't hurt". This episode unpacks what it means not to go back to "Egypt", your vice and what it looks like practically to walk in the promise of deliverance.

The final episode of Unfiltered with m0tsi explores how 2025 can be characterised as the year of distraction, while quiet, and not-so-quiet, destruction unfolded beneath it. This episode challenges listeners to reflect on how distraction has eroded their personal lives, goals, and sense of purpose, while also contributing to the wider breakdown of society. It’s a call to wake up, refocus, and reckon with what’s been lost and what still can be reclaimed.

You're not behind, you're exactly where you're meant to be. Be grounded in this reality, encouraged that things will get better and hopeful about the future.

Happy New Year guys! This week's episode is different to anything I've ever done before. Today I am talking about radical faith. Specifically exploring what radical faith looks like and how to operate in radical faith. I hope you enjoy this episode and get something from it. Like always please DM me your thoughts @https://www.instagram.com/unfiltered_with_m0tsi/ Also, check out my friend Cats Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/@catsheridan

2024 killed my ego and brought me back to life. Tune in to hear me discuss how 2024 helped develop my character, strengthen my faith and build resilience. I hope you enjoy and as always I hope to discuss things further on the @unfiltered_with_m0tsi Instagram page.

This episode is a deep dive into masculinity for Men's Mental Health Month! This is not just for men we all need to hear this!

Our days are filled with constant noise and stimulation, are we taking time to be silent and reflect? In order to comb through our thoughts and better understand our internal landscape we ought to be still and be silent. This week's episode unpacks some of the reasons contributing to our fear of silence.

I'm currently in the depths of a quarter-life. Tune in to hear me unpack how I am mourning my expectations and learning to be still and surrender to my current circumstances.

This episode discusses the power of committing to yourself. Many of us commit to ourselves and are motivated by our salary, age, weight etc.... However, we continue to neglect our self-commitments even with these motivators. This episode unpacks this idea more and Motsi helps us to understand the root cause of why you're not committing to yourself!

This episode discusses the gradual fall of pop culture idols this year. Addressing celebrities and influencers' being held accountable for their actions, fans taking action and reclaiming their agency and so much more. I hope you all enjoy this episode!!

Today's episode is a deep dive into oversharing. Why do we do it? What are the benefits and disadvantages of oversharing and how can we work towards communicating more healthily? Clara and I go into depth with this topic and back it up some of our claims with research and our own personal experiences. As always please continue the conversation over on the unfiltered with m0tsi Instagram page. Enjoy :)

In today's episode, I discuss how sometimes, to heal from being a people-pleaser, you have to be the villain in someone's story, and that's okay. In fact, that's a sign that you are relinquishing control over the narrative. I hope you enjoy and as always please DM and lmk what you thought.

This episode is going to explore how TikTok is becoming a tool for unravelling the status quo! I will be talking about how drinking culture is in decline, the #celebrityblockout trend and how this trend deconstructs idols. I will also discuss celebrities who've recently come to Christ and explore if society is moving away from secular culture.

Dating apps are dead; we're looking for old-school courting! Tune in to hear Dee and me spill the tea on some of our most unique dating experiences

Today's episode is about how our people-pleasing habits are a form of suppression, which can lead to depression.