Comexposed Show

Hey, everyone! This is the last episode of our podcast for this season, and we want to share a little bit about ourselves. You've been awesome listeners and supporters for the past 10 weeks, and we really appreciate your feedback and comments. We hope you enjoy this episode. And don't worry, we'll be back soon with season 2 and a lot of new and exciting content for you. Stay tuned! Youtube · YouTube Channel

In this episode we have a special guest, Serpant, the lead singer of Curfew at Midnight, one of the hottest hard rock bands around. We're going to ask him about his musical influences, his experience playing at international festivals with Bantu Spaceship. And of course, we want to hear from you too. What are you rocking out to these days? Let us know in the comments. Stay tuned for an awesome show! YouTube Channel

What are some of the most in-demand skills in the digital economy? How can Africans tap into the opportunities and challenges of working online? In this weeks' episode, we explore the world of digital jobs and how we can benefit as Africans. We will also share some links below to websites where you can browse and apply for digital jobs in various fields. If you are a working in a digital job, comment below and let us know how it been for you. Tune in and join the conversation!

https://www.upwork.com/

https://www.artstation.com/

https://www.guuru.com/en/

https://www.freelancer.com/

https://www.fiverr.com/

https://www.behance.net/ Youtube · YouTube Channel

This week we are talking about woke-ism and whether we consider ourselves woke. Woke-ism is a term that refers to the awareness of social and racial justice issues and the willingness to challenge the status quo. Some people see it as a positive and progressive movement, while others see it as a divisive and radical ideology. What do you think? Do you identify as woke or not? How do you express your views on these topics? Let's have a respectful and open discussion about woke-ism and what it means to us. Youtube · YouTube Channel

In this episode, we discuss cancel culture and whether it's justified. Cancel culture is the phenomenon of withdrawing support or calling out public figures who have done or said something offensive or problematic. Does cancel culture exist in Zimbabwe? Join the conversation and tell us what your thoughts are on this topic and if you have ever cancelled anyone. Youtube · YouTube Channel

In this episode, we're talking about how diversity and inclusion affect storytelling in movies. We think this is a very important topic because movies are a powerful medium to reflect and shape our culture and society. Movies can also inspire and educate us about different perspectives and experiences that we may not encounter in our own lives. Diversity and inclusion are not just about having more representation of different groups of people on screen, but also about how they are portrayed and what stories they get to tell. We hope you enjoy this episode and learn something new from it. Youtube · YouTube Channel

In this episode, we're discussing the generic Africa accents and how Hollywood should do more research before using it in movies and TV shows. You know what we mean, right? That vague, non-specific accent that is supposed to represent a foreign character, but actually sounds like a mix of different languages and stereotypes. We think it's lazy, disrespectful, and inaccurate, and we're going to explain why. So sit back , relax, and enjoy the show. Youtube · YouTube Channel

Gaming in Africa is booming like never before. With more and more people getting access to the internet and smartphones, the gaming industry is seeing a huge surge in demand and popularity. Could this mean gaming is the next big thing in Africa? In this episode we chat with Nkosilathi Dlamini a.k.a KRWKing101 from Bulawayo who took part in the Redbull Kumite South Africa Tournament in July. He placed 5th out of 128. He talks to us about what it takes to be an esports player. YouTube · YouTube Channel

In this episode we discuss AI and its impact on our careers as African creatives. Are we doomed or are we doomed? Also with most AI apps being inaccessible in Zimbabwe and most African countries we discuss an AI app built for Africa that is being led by Zimbabwean devs! We also read out some of your responses to our question about AI from our socials and look at some cool examples of AI in action. Let us know in the comments what your thoughts are on this subject. If you enjoyed this episode, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel for more episodes. YouTube Channel

Comexposed podcast is here! and on this debut episode, your hosts Gerri the Free Spirit and Africuz.png discuss Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire, an African animated series that launched on Disney Plus on 5 July 2023. Yes, African content to the world!!! But there's one thing that is bothersome: it's not available in all of Africa. Yes, you heard that right. The show that is set in Africa, features African creators and characters, celebrates African heritage, is not fully accessible to the people who live there? Check out the episode and let us know your thoughts. And don't forget to like and subscribe for more. YouTube Episode · YouTube Channel