Carrrnversations

In this episode we discuss what it means to be authentic. We also discuss why people struggle to show up as their authentic selves.

In this conversation we talk about this generation and their anger and lack of interest in God. We talk about what the possible causes of this anger towards God . We try to explain the importance of God and the possible impact of not having a belief system you can trust

In this Episode Shaka who is like a son to me, and an old student of mine, we share about the impact of Relationships. We borrow some knowledge from Dharius Daniels and we talk about the importance of putting people in the correct places. We talk about the importance of being aware of what you are putting in and what you are expecting to get back in Relationships. We also talk about the importance of not thinking you will get all things from one person.

In this episode Siya and I discuss Culture Appropriation, we talk about the difference between Culture Appropriation and culture appreciation. We also discuss the impact of apartheid on how we show up in the world

In this episode I am joined by Zwiwe and we discuss, the impact and the effects of Social Media on our generation. We also discuss the benefits as well as the downside of social media. We ask the question of are we all desperately in need of validation.

In this Carrrnversation I reflect on my Birthday. I share what I am grateful for, what I want to achieve and what I have learnt. It's really one of my favorites.

In this episode I chat with long time brother and friend, Dr Bongumusa Dlamini. We talk about his journey as a medical practitioner especially during the Pandemic. We also talk about his journey as a Doctor, the challenges he has faced.

In this episode with Siya Mazibuko we discuss , changing your mind on big decisions, we also discuss the importance of changing your mind and the effect thereof. It's very liberating to know that at any point you can decide differently . We also touch on the story of public figure and talk show host Jeannie Mai , on deciding to have a baby after leaving her ex husband because at that time she had said she doesn't want to have children .

In this very silly episode we discuss how to get over a crush. And in true Sebabatso Thulo style, I over share my experience. It's a very funny, and yet there is a gem or two that one might pick up from this episode.

In this episode with Matla and Malwande we talk about the recent political tension and the unrest in the country. We discuss what could have been the possible cause and the future of South Africa. It was very insightful and just honest.