This episode picks up from Part 1, as Yonela talks about her creative process, what it meant to finally pick up the camera, and the role her parents played in affirming and validating her as an artist.

This week, Yonela Makoba talks about how she went from graduating with a science degree to being a Vogue Italia-featured stylist and creative director, and a solo-exhibiting inter-disciplinary artist. We also talk about the role her mother played in her journey to beating depression, and finally going after her dreams.

This week we talk to Luntu Masiza, an actor and founder of ‘Changing Your Business Through Theatre’, a company that uses theatre techniques to teach soft skills and team building.

In this episode I talk to Thulani Masebenza. He is the co-founder of Young Aspiring Thinkers, a non-profit organisation which aims to expose grade 11 & 12 students in under-resourced public schools to career and other developmental opportunities.

Nontobeko talks about monetizing her personality and listening to her gut. We talk #Respekthedoek and Gomora on Mzansi Magic.

Lesoko Seabe is an award-nominated actress, a playwright, and a director. She is best known, however, for her brilliant work as a voice-over artist. In this episode, we discuss Lesoko’s unexpected journey since graduating from theatre school and how she became a creative entrepreneur.

In this episode, we talk about the many roles in the fashion industry, and how Modupe found hers as a fashion media content producer.