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In this episode, we sit down with two young women preparing for Umhlonyane and Umemulo as we explore the journey, values and experiences of being intombi in Zulu culture — and what these traditions mean to young women today.

In this episode, we sit down with a renowned creative and traditional beadwork artist who shares her journey with schizophrenia, the role art has played in her life and why breaking the stigma around mental health matters.

There comes a time in a man's life when he has to rebuild himself from the inside out. Letting go of everything he thought he knew, questioning what he likes and why he likes it, and discovering who he really is beneath it all. What version of a man comes out of that phase?

In a world where some question the benefits of gender roles, listen to how they might be benefiting everyone.

On this short one, we cut from a full episode where the conversation on how a woman plays a role on a man who is still building towards something. Her role and how that should be appreciated.

In this episode, Letho Khumalo asks some of the hardest questions young women are forced to confront — about the expectations placed on women, the roles society assigns them, and what it means to find your own path in a world that still often favors men.

Let unpack all the things that women say do not matter.

Sixoxa nombhali uMnu Sibusiso J. Shange osemnkantshubomvu ngohambo lwakhe endimeni yokubhala izincwadi. Lombhali onezincwadi ezibalelwa ku-50 nangaphezulu uphinde asicobelele ngolwazi lokushicilela izincwadi uma ungumbhali neminyango okumele uqondane nayo ukuze indlela yakho ibe yimpumelelo. Zizwele ngezakho. Subscribe,siyabonga.

In this powerful episode, Purple Shepherd unpacks the importance of having a plan,self awareness and faith. He drives into poverty as a lifestyle, making "digital money" and finding true freedom with your time. A conversation that challenges the norm and awakens the mind.

We chat to mama Neliswa Peggy Nkonyeni on behalf of KwaMqemane- a wellness centre that strives in bringing traditional medicine but in modern ways. We explore traditional herbs, diets and holistic health. Sit back relax and be educated!

HOW QUESTIONING CULTURE HAS MISLED OUR GENERATION.

Let's discuss what needs to change to Zulu men from now going into the future. Did we do the right thing to let go of some values that our ancestors had? Find out on this episode.

After living with HIV for two decades, Sbonelo Dube opens up about his powerful journey of pain, redemption, and purpose. In this heartfelt interview, he reflects on the impact of growing up without a father, the weight of peer pressure, and how those early challenges led him down a dark path — from school dropout to theft, fraud and eventually prison.But his story doesn't end there.After hitting rock bottom and losing the people he loved most, Sbonelo made the decision to turn his life around. Today, he is a proud radio presenter, motivational speaker, and advocate for people living with HIV. He’s also returned to school, proving that it’s never too late to rewrite your story. QSQN2FbFWsnivlzhZOUt

Why ama2K are blamed for everything? Are we the worst generation? But wait, nothing is new under the sun, so how did our elders contribute to how we are today? Stay tuned as we explore and discuss these questions and more!!

On this episode we chat to Thulani Malevu, an artist and entrepreneur with deep beliefs in the power of spiritual guidance. From losing it all, to rebuilding again by age 27, join us to hear the conversation of the challenges you face when you are trying to archive everything in your youth.