The show is the big sister we wish we had. It is a soul replenishing show focused on having conversations perceived to be taboo. We speak on subjects that our society is thirsty to hear about. Most of the show is unscripted because we do not want to deprive our guests from authentically unpacking they’re hearts.

Cheryl shares her journey as a young girl navigating through life to being the incredible woman she is today, we touch on the ‘R Kelly’ documentary and how it triggered her as well as how it relates back to her storey. She further speaks on her spirituality and what that means to her and how she managed to protect it through her journey

A conversation about they’re friendship turned into relationships turned into marriage. The two tutus really open up about their journey together and speak very candidly about the constitution of marriage and what it took for them to have a strong one today as they are celebrating their 10 years of marriage.

He takes us on his journey as an artist while navigating through topics such as Relationships- personal and working relationships- his big break and the spirit behind his music. He will be performing at the Big Picnic held by Strong bow, Powered by MTV it is happening this weekend and Langa takes us through what he does in preparation of such big performances.

Linda is joined by Pamela Hadfield - is an American born tech entrepreneur and co-founder of the largest online community of health and wellness Cannabis consumers. Together with her serial tech husband entrepreneur - Mark Hadfield they aim to deliver free, relevant, unbiased and accurate content from knowledge, influential and authoritative entrepreneurs in the global cannabis market. Aspiring to break the stigma surrounding cannabis and CBD.

We spoke about South Africa Unite Against Cancer which is an organization founded by Tshepang - the former Mrs Africa and Kethiwe. Tshepang unpacks on her Journey, seeing Cancer move around her family and then her favorite aunt and how it was perceived to witch craft. When it took her aunt she decide to learn about cancer in order to educate less advantaged people back home and in and around Johannesburg. Because “my people perish because of lack of knowledge”

Linda chats with Healer, Angie Flamy about sexual energy, how to channel it positively and the processes of healing through energy.

Linda Sifumba chats to Anele a clinical psychologist and lecture in the department of psychology at the University of Johannesburg. He specialises in critical studies of men and masculinity centred on (Xhosa male initiation). His work extends to queer masculinities within culture. He is a queer (gay) man.

He is also a therapist, a healer who’s work is located on African healing systems / African spirituality and therapy. He heals at multiple levels where he incorporates both western-euro ways of knowing (psych) and African epistemologies. This allows him to operate from a space of indigenous practices and epistemological justice.

Host @the_letterl engage in a conversation with Kabelo Mabalane

Linda is on a journey of trying to find out how men can heal other men. the first man she railed into this conversation is Sikander who- using his expertise in psychology- educated us about the psychological perspective of femicide and GBV.