Delite Side Of Life

Fashion helps personify identity. Andile is a true example of this, with his edgy sense of style. Him and Delite have been friends for a number of years, and the only difference between the conversations they usually have and the one throughout this episode, is that we get to listen in on it.

Following Episode 6, titled 'Brotherly Brawls', which highlighted Sibling Rivalry. Delite only saw it fit to allow at least one of his brother's to state his case. Lol.

In this episode, Mpho (2nd born) let's Delite in on some of his perspective, in regards to their relationship and they have a few good laughs throughout.

Delite takes us through his personal journey of self discovery, which mainly consists of finding his place in religion and spirituality. It takes a lot to have to go against the grain but sometimes you need to stand alone in order to even stand at all. As long what you follow serves you, then follow it.

Delite had Marco join him once again and was curious to find out whether or not their dating experiences are similar in any way. They had a fun chat, exchanged notes and reflected on past relationships that might've moulded them and their outlook on dating.

It's Mother's Day today, and what better way to spend it, than with our mothers. So, Delite had his mother join him on this special edition of the podcast, and they had immense fun. His mother had no idea what a podcast is, and nor did Delite know how it would go. Well, it's safe to say that this is definitely the best episode so far, by far.

This episode is all about Depression. Not as an attempt to make us depressed, but to possibly help prevent it. We can all relate to having depressive feelings, but the disconnect usually comes with the stigma attached to it and the fact that we are not well informed on exactly what depression is, and therefore we struggle to identify it. We could all contribute towards preventing and treating depression, just from having more conversations like this, because it's all psychological.

Most of us have preconceived notions on education, and which types are deemed most credible. Marco, a friend of Delite, joins in on this discussion, where they address the different avenues that parents should probably consider more, to possibly achieve the best and most suitable outcome for their children.

It makes sense to want to belong to a group of like minded people, because it brings about reassurance that what you believe in might be what's right (for you). Delite tries to unravel the reasons behind why people find the need to recruit others from the mere thought of believing that they also know what's right for everyone else as well, even when who they are trying to recruit aren't willing and don't seem to need it.

Delite is joined by his good friend Noel 'Prime' Kabongo, once again. This time around though, they tackle the issues of Racism and Xenophobia, and whether or not one has been harder for Noel to have experienced, being that he is a South African Congolese, who went to a predominantly white school and plays rugby, of which is a predominantly white sport.

The relationship amongst siblings can be some of the strongest and longest lasting, but that's not always the case, and can be quite disheartening, especially having to always be around people who you don't get along with too well. In being the youngest of 3 brothers, Delite addresses some of his sibling rivalries and tries to figure out what the causes might be.