In this episode, Kuda tells her story of how she met the group.

The discussion leads into a conversation on Friendship. How your choice of friends and acquaintances can have an impact on your life. The group discusses their various friendship styles and the dynamics that arise in friendship circles.

Do we carry on our friendships into adulthood or do we naturally evolve and align ourselves with people with similar experiences .

Do expectations for friendship evolve as we move into adulthood?

Are female friendships harder than male?

The discussion also touches on high achievers or "winners" and how to navigate adult friendships with people who are less ambitious. Is this a deal breaker in adult friendships?

Let us know what you think!

In this episode , the group plays a "get to know us" game instead of the fun facts segment.

This episode is recorded and engineered by "VI THE LAW" at NRVNA LABS Studio Harare.

Anesu goes on a rant in this episode that is all about money .

The group talks about money troubles for Zimbabwean millennials.

In light of the current misery index which puts Zimbabwe at number one in 'misery' - the group discusses the making of financial decisions, black tax, side hustles and the decision of whether to migrate.

The group also discusses their own relationships with money . They discuss various principles in money management which leads to a discussion of their personal experiences of the Global Economic Recession in 2008/2009.

The group lastly shares useful hints and tips for money management , saving and investing.

The fun facts segment continues in this episode ! Listen to some interesting and unusual events taking place around the world.

This episode is recorded and engineered by "VI THE LAW" at NRVNA LABS Studio Harare.

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In this episode, Amanda gives her version of the story of how the group met. It is established that they are a group of 90's kid who all met after University and built their friendship as professionals living and working in Zimbabwe.

The group discusses their coming of age into adulthood and the various pressures that arise. They discuss the balancing of societal expectations , their own personal views and goals , and how they choose to respond to 'the pressure'.

The gender perspective arises in the discussion, can women really have it all? A thriving career and family life? Do men have it worse in terms of pressure?

This episode also explores how different cultural norms and how different cultures approach the aspect of marriage and lobola / roora and whether millennials still view and apply it in the same way.

Building on last week's episode, we discuss Zimbabwe's first AI chatbot.

This episode is recorded and engineered by VI the Law at NRVNA LABS Studio Harare.

Meet Chido, Anesu , Amanda and Kuda. Chido tells us her version of the story of how the group met and gives a brief introduction to the group.

In this episode we tackle AI and discuss whether our jobs are really at risk. Can we replace human nuance with AI? The group shares their different perspectives and experiences with AI and talk about whether or not it is here to stay.

This episode also introduces the 'fun facts' segment where Kuda shares random facts from around the world with the group for discussion.

Join us for an informative and slightly chaotic introduction to the 'As Told By Us' podcast.

This episode is recorded and engineered by VI the Law at NRVNA LABS Studio Harare.