Our healthcare is dying a terrible sad slow death and the problem is there is no way to resuscitate, or is it? With the increase of black market drugs and the actual lack of healthcare for minorities where does this leave the next generation in the next few years? With the new Corona virus scare and who knows what other pandemic might strike, where does that put Zimbabwe if the virus hits a nation with a crumbling healthcare system? Must we go back to traditional medicines by investing in research in the health benefits of our natural remedies? Somebody please call a doctor to resuscitate our healthcare system! 

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Music: Amazing by Mr Rebel  Venue:  (Eastlea, Harare,Zimbabwe) 

Hosts: Vera Chisvo, Jordan Chanetsa 

 Videography: DT Productions 

Produced by the Feed ZW

Zimbabwe has become the land of entrepreneurs and hustlers. With unemployment reaching shocking levels due to issues of retrenchments and companies shutting down, will being employed ever be enough for this generation? With main hustles and side hustles are we breeding a generation of hard workers or new slaves. What do you think?  

Special thank you to Sikin for coming through and Chez Zandi for the space!  

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Music: Amazing by Mr Rebel  

Venue:  (Chez Zandi, Harare,Zimbabwe) 

Hosts: Vera Chisvo, Jordan Chanetsa  

Guest: Sikin 

Videography: DT Productions 

Produced by the Feed ZW

So this week we decided to wear gowns... Unfortunately we didn't specify which gowns! Join us with our crazy beautiful fun guest Amard as we unveil the secrets of the 50 year old virgin!  How relevant is the abstinence talk in the 21st Century? We know with TV and the internet children have access to so much sex and are miseducating them?They say no sex before marriage, but the real question is how realistic is that? With women on the fast track for their careers this basically means that most women will only be marriage ready when they are way into their 40s or 50s. Why does the virginity marriage clause only stand true for women and not men? Are we encouraging 50 year old virgins only for them to have a very average first sexual experience and then have to stick to it for the rest of their lives. Though there are many benefits of abstinence, reduced sexual transmitted STIs and reduced unwanted pregnancies there are also preventative measures.  

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Music: Amazing by Mr Rebel  

Venue:  (Eastlea, Harare,Zimbabwe) 

Hosts: Vera Chisvo, Jordan Chanetsa  

Guest: Amard  

Videography: DT Productions 

Camera donation by Kumran Media

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Lets get naked and get down to business. In a world where sex sells but morals still ring a loud bell in the back of our minds, when is a little skin too much skin? We love to dress sexy and get flirty until someone gets called a slut!So what’s the BIG deal? Lets strip down and get real as we demystify sexy. Does sexy =slutty?

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Music: Amazing by Mr Rebel  Venue: Borrowdale, Harare,Zimbabwe

 Hosts: Vera Chisvo, Jordan Chanetsa 

 Videography: DT Productions 

Camera donation by Kumran Media

The evolution of women and education over the last 20 years. In honour of the UN Day of Education we would like to dive into some facts and stats of the education system. In a world where we are constantly evolving more women are becoming educated, starting businesses and running the countries however, the starting point is not always level. Stats show that young girls are still dropping out of school and university, and less females have degrees as compared to men. Where are we getting it wrong? Do we still need a piece of paper to justify our intelligence? Join the conversation!  

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 Music: Amazing by Mr Rebel  

Venue: Elephant & Pineapple  (Newlands, Harare,Zimbabwe)

 Hosts: Vera Chisvo, Jordan Chanetsa 

Guest: Tafadzwa Mukahadzi (Education Expert) 

 Videography: DT Productions

Camera donation by Kumran Media

On our last episode of 2019, we dive into one of the hardest and highest of expectations:  female-ing. Femininity is an array of physical and emotional expression however, women are expected by society, to go the whole nine yards, to look magazine perfect. Be it the hair, the make up, the hour glass figure, all the pressure to 'Look Good' all the time is coming from where exactly? What are some of the fun, frustrating and unrealistic expectations we place on ourselves as women all in the name of keeping up with the joneses.   

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Music: Amazing by Mr Rebel  

Venue: Chez Zandi Wine and Bistro  (Harare,Zimbabwe) 

Hosts: Vera Chisvo, Jordan Chanetsa 

Guest: Charlene Chisvo (Charlie's Kitchen) 

Videography: Thubelihle Ncube, DT Productions

This episode we were joined by clinical psychiatrist Leona Mushapaidze, UK Ambassador Melanie Robinson and a live audience made up of British Council Staff. Listen in as Her Hour discusses Gender Based Violence and how women are labeled as both victim and instigator of domestic violence, sexual harassment in tertiary institutions and the workplace, and harassment in public spaces. We look at “acceptable” practices which support or perpetuate gender based violence towards women in our communities. We also look at the different kinds of emotional abuse, that lead to physical abuse.

An introduction to herHour, this segment breaks down what it means to be born a girl - the traditional, cultural, gender, sexual and patriarchal expectations attached to simply being born female. We break down

what we know, what we don’t and what’s yet to come. We touch on

topics that will be addressed later on in the season!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeWF0XQJbto&t=3s