Season 2, Episode 3: Talking About the Birds and the Bees with Pinky Mhlongo

In this episode, we tackle an important yet often challenging topic—how and when to talk about sex with your kids. Social worker Pinky Mhlongo returns to guide us through this delicate conversation, offering practical advice on approaching the subject with sensitivity and clarity. We discuss the best age to start the conversation, how to create an open and trusting environment, and the key points every parent should cover. Join us for an insightful discussion that will help you navigate this crucial aspect of parenting with confidence.

Season 2, Episode 2: Navigating Discipline with Pinky Mhlongo

In this episode, we sit down with social worker Pinky Mhlongo to explore effective and compassionate ways to discipline our children. Join us as Pinky shares her insights on balancing discipline with understanding, and offers practical tips for fostering a positive environment for growth and learning. Don't miss this informative and engaging discussion on shaping the future of our kids through thoughtful discipline strategies.

Welcome to FamilyCore, where we delve deep into the heart of family matters with your host, Mzokoloko. In this episode, we sit down with Moira Mkhize, a seasoned financial advisor, to unpack the often overlooked financial aspects of marriage.

From the traditional customs of lobola to the extravagance of white weddings, Moira sheds light on the real financial implications of these ceremonies. But it doesn't stop there. She navigates through the costs of umabo, pregnancy, childbirth, and the ongoing expenses of raising children, including school fees.

Moira doesn't just highlight the expenses; she also provides valuable insights into different types of marriages and the potential financial pitfalls associated with each. With her expertise, she cautions against certain types of marriages that could lead to a lifetime of financial instability if not approached with care.

If you're looking for sound financial advice to navigate the complexities of marriage, Moira Mkhize is the person to turn to. Connect with her on Facebook or via email at [email protected] for personalized financial guidance.

Don't miss out on this enlightening episode! Tune in to FamilyCore on mzokolokotv.co.za and gain valuable insights into the financial realities of marriage. #financialadvice

Unveiling the Path to Prosperity: A Conversation with Apostle Nhlanhla Khuzwayo"

In this riveting episode, we are honored to sit down with the esteemed Apostle Nhlanhla Khuzwayo, a visionary leader and author of the fast-selling book that is transforming lives and perspectives on wealth. Join us as we delve into the depths of Apostle Khuzwayo's profound insights and wisdom, exploring the spiritual and practical aspects of attaining true prosperity.

Apostle Khuzwayo shares invaluable lessons from his journey, intertwining his spiritual teachings with real-world experiences. Gain unique perspectives on wealth creation as we navigate through the pages of his bestselling book, uncovering the secrets to unlocking abundance in every area of life.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur, a budding professional, or someone seeking spiritual enlightenment, this episode is a must-listen. Apostle Khuzwayo's teachings transcend conventional boundaries, offering a holistic approach to wealth that goes beyond mere financial gain.

Prepare to be inspired, challenged, and empowered as we uncover the keys to a prosperous life. Tune in and embark on a transformative journey towards abundance, guided by the profound wisdom of Apostle Nhlanhla Khuzwayo.

Welcome to today's episode, where we delve into the heartwarming spirit of Christmas. Join us as we explore the journey of transforming Christmas from a humble event into a cherished family tradition. Growing up on a farm, my father viewed festive celebrations as impractical, but I am determined to create joyful memories for our children.

In this episode, we emphasize the importance of family unity during the holidays. Chef Saneh adds a delightful touch by sharing essential dishes for your Christmas lunch table, enhancing the festive atmosphere. Let's make Christmas a time for celebration, togetherness, and lasting memories. Wishing you a joyous Christmas and a heartfelt thank you for tuning in.

Welcome Family Core episode 3 as we talk about a really important part of relationships—when you're expecting a baby. It's a special time, and you'll get what I mean when you hear our guest on the show.

Just before I shared this episode, something cute happened. I picked up our oldest kid, Nkazimulo, and he wanted to sit in the front seat. Looking at him, I realized he's turning 9 soon. It made me think about how people used to say, "Enjoy them while you can because they grow up fast," and now I totally get it.

In our house, we've got three lively kids, aged 8, 7, and 5. If you asked me ten years ago how many kids I wanted, I'd probably have said none. But meeting their mom changed everything; she was the missing piece to my puzzle.

I used to worry about having kids because of how I grew up. I didn't want things to be the same for my family. Luckily, my wife is kind and really good at understanding feelings, something I wasn't sure I had enough of to raise a happy family.

Our guest today is Pinky Mhlongo, a Social Worker from Durban. She'll help us understand what to talk about when planning to have kids and when might be the right time.

Give us a listen and follow us on social media @mzokolokotv & @familycoreSa. Check out our website: www.mzokolokotv.co.za. Let's share stories and learn together on Family Core!

Welcome to FamilyCore, where real conversations unfold. In this episode, Mzokoloko, sits down with traditional healer Bongani Langa to chat about marriage.

Bongani shares a straightforward perspective – sorting out marriage and family issues requires looking back at our history as a black nation. He breaks down the idea that we've lost touch with ubuntu, pointing out how intentional disruptions in the black South African family structure have left us divided and dependent on employment and handouts.

Highlighting the reality that men were often separated from their families due to work, Bongani suggests that very few people have experienced a genuine family structure. He keeps it real.

Bongani's advice? Connect with your spirits. He believes it's a key guide for any journey, especially marriage.

Give this episode a listen and don't forget to share. Remember, the views shared here are Bongani's own and don't necessarily represent FamilyCore or Mzokoloko. It's a down-to-earth conversation about the complexities of family and marriage – just like life.

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Welcome to the very first episode of our podcast, Before Nishade. I'm your host, Mzokoloko, and I'm coming to you live from the bustling heart of our home, the kitchen. As I sit here an hour before embarking on the daily adventure of picking up our three wonderful kids - Nkazimulu, Phethokuhle, and Sbanesihle - from their respective schools, it occurs to me that I'm living a real-life sitcom. Oh, and did I mention they all attend different schools? Yes, you heard that right! But wait, there's more. I also have the delightful task of picking up my amazing wife, Nokwazi, from her workplace. So, you could say that juggling schedules is something of a specialty around here.

Now, let me give you a little backstory. Nokwazi and I have been married for seven fantastic years (at least, at the time of writing this). We've ridden this rollercoaster called marriage and, believe me, it's been quite the adventure. Recently, we embarked on a journey of self-discovery through therapy, and boy, did we learn a lot about ourselves and our relationship. It was during this time that the idea for this podcast was born. It took us months of behind-the-scenes work, researching topics, gathering the necessary equipment, finding the perfect recording space, and navigating the ever-elusive factor of time. And yes, there was that little issue of funds too. But one day, as a result of our commitment to nurturing a harmonious marriage, we made a bold decision. We skipped paying our house bond for a month to invest in the equipment we needed.

My wife insisted that people should experience this journey with us. She wanted us to help others improve their relationships and achieve mental wellness by inviting experts to discuss hot topics related to marriage and raising kids on the show. And I must admit, it was a brilliant idea.

A few years back, I had the pleasure of meeting an exceptional pastor by the name of Thulani Ncanana. We crossed paths when I was the MC at a wedding he was officiating. There was an instant connection, and I was drawn to his no-nonsense, no-holds-barred advice. I began inviting him to my radio shows, and when the idea of starting a podcast finally took shape, Pastor Ncanana was the first guest that came to mind.

I promise you, this man of God leaves no truth unturned. His insights are profound, and his wisdom is boundless. So, hold onto your seats because this podcast is going to be one exhilarating ride.

Ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, I present to you our very first podcast episode - Before Nishade." Now, be warned, the truth bombs are about to drop!

So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the show. And please, feel free to suggest topics you'd like us to explore in the future. You can reach us at www.mzokolokotv.co.za . Thanks for joining us on this exciting journey, and let's make some podcasting magic together!

Here is a teaser of what's to come on our podcast.

I'm excited as I write this.