In a world where people often consider vulnerability a weakness, where and around whom is it safe to show our vulnerabilities?

Where's your tribe? How do you determine membership of your tribe? Is it people with whom you share history, beliefs or a name?

Whether it’s a post made on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or any other social media platforms, it's essential to know how to avoid those social media posts returning to bite. In this episode, we discuss the impact of social media checks by employers as part of their due diligence and how to prevent posts not intended for prospective employers from informing the basis of an employment decision.

In this episode, we’re discussing incremental progress for individuals not born into families and situations that naturally afford them a privilege or advantage. Let's share examples of things you can do to improve outcomes for yourself and those to come.

From the taboo subject of sex, to how we show up and grow up as well-rounded individuals, the lessons we never had can be the difference between existing and thriving. Join us for a cheekier discussion on what our parents and villages omitted!!

In this episode, we discuss privilege and how certain characteristics either afford, or strip us of privilege. It's great if we present with the characteristics that typically afford privilege; we are able-bodied, have tertiary education, access to healthcare, are middle class (or wealthy), own property and have robust mental health? What can we do if we don't present with those characteristics? Join us for the discussion.

We’ve heard about the gaps: the attainment gap, the North-South gap, and the socio-economic gap. What about the knowledge gap? The things we don’t know, not because we’re stupid but because we’ve never been taught or shown. Things others take for granted, that have helped their trajectory but are missing from ours?