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- Hot Topics in a Flash: Let's talk about SwindlersThe Holiday Swindler, aka Tasneem Moosa, the CEO of Hello Darlings allegedly defrauded more than 2000 clients. It is estimated that she owes more than 120 million rands to clients.The Tinder Swindler, – the true-life story of a serial fraudster and the women he scammed – has claimed the top spot on the Netflix list of its most popular films worldwide.In today's episode of Hot Topics in a Flash, we chat about scammers and give you a few tips on how you can avoid getting scammed. Let us know what you think of the episode on Instagram @conversationwithwomenofcolour30 min
- Sex & Pleasure with Dr. Sakshi Tickoo
In this episode we chat to Dr. Sakshi Tickoo. She's an Occupational Therapist, sexuality counselor and author of the book SexCare. We chat about how to build sexual self worth, libido, orgasms and her work. We hope you enjoy this.
Find Dr. Tickoo on Instagram @sex.love.andot
Visit our Instagram @conversationswithwomenofcolour
32 min - Vision boards, new year resolutions and how to survive January
Welcome to season three of the podcast. In this episode we chat about 2022, vision boards and new years resolutions. We share our thoughts and feelings about starting a new year and also how to navigate January financially. We hope you enjoy this one.
Instagram: @conversationswithwomenofcolour
20 min - S2 E9: Representation in the publishing world with Fatima SaibWe interview Fatima Saib who is the editor of Food&Home Magazine and My Kitchen South Africa. She is an accomplished writer, baker and business owner of Saib's Kitchen. Find Fatima on social media @fatimasaib. We hope you enjoy this one.27 min
- S2 E8: Finding Purpose with Lisa Adams
In this episode, we chat with Lisa Adams, creative technologist and founder of Citizen code. Lisa speaks about turning trauma into purpose and how growing up in the Coloured community impacted her career.
Citizen Code: https://www.instagram.com/citizencode/
Girl Effect: https://www.instagram.com/girleffect/
Learning to code: https://www.codecademy.com/
31 min - E4: Hot Topics in a flash: Women's month 2021, are brands getting it wrong?
In this episode, we chat about the campaign messaging surrounding women's month. We feel that brands are getting it wrong. What we truly think of a red lipstick campaign and why we think brands can do much better.
Find us on Instagram: @conversationswithwomenofcolour
19 min - S2 E7: Let's talk about PR in South Africa
In this episode, we chat with Jean Harkett, founder and managing director of Story Book Communications. Jean has more than 20 years of experience as a communications and investor relations manager in South Africa and abroad. Today, she chats with us about the role of public relations, what skills are needed to stand out, and a few misconceptions about the PR industry.
33 min - E3: Hot topics in a flash: Let's talk about mental healthIn this episode, we chat about the importance of prioritising your mental health with reference reference to Naomi Osaka and Simone Biles.20 min
- S2 E6: The real life of a media personality with Megan EdwardsIn today's episode we chat to Megan Edwards AKA. the voice. She's a radio presenter, voice over artist, TV personality, mentor, trainer and PR specialist. We chat about her struggles being a colour in the broadcasting industry. She also shares her tips for success.31 min
- S2: E5: The work-life-mom balance with Elvina Snell FortuinIn today's episode we chat to the founder of Through my wine glass, Elvina Snell Fortuin. She is a senior at a corporate company, a mother and a content creator. We talk about work-life balance, the effects of the pandemic and lockdown on her life and her tips for other mothers. Check out her social media channels by searching Through my wine glass.31 min
About Conversations with women of colour
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A journey of empowerment through conversation.
We invite women of colour from all different backgrounds to our conversations to tell their stories. Join us as we embark on a journey to discover empowering teachings from influential women.
Dhanusha and Megan are two digital content creators from South Africa who are passionate about diversity and inclusivity for women of colour. Dhanusha is focused on self-care and lifestyle for millennial women. Megan is a self-professed foodie and body positive activist. Both are highly addicted to coffee so grab a cup and join in the conversation.