Legacy Podcast - The Curated Life

Chief Silibaziso Mlotshwa
Chief Mvuthu | Hwange District
Trailblazer | Traditional Leader | Advocate for Women & Girls
This is a conversation about heritage. Courage. Leadership. Identity. And legacy.

Episode 10: KNOW YOUR TYPE

We often spend so much time trying to understand other people that we rarely stop to understand ourselves.

How do you communicate?

How do you respond under pressure?

Are you naturally outgoing or more reserved?

Do you process things internally or talk them through?

Are you collaborative, competitive, expressive or more controlled?

Understanding your personality isn't about putting yourself into a box. It’s about becoming more aware of how you naturally show up — and how that may affect the people around you.

Because sometimes, what we intend to communicate isn't necessarily what someone else experiences.
And self-awareness gives us an opportunity to pause, reflect and ask better questions.

Am I really seeing myself clearly?

In this episode, we explore personality, relations, self-awareness and the importance of recognising our own patterns.

Not to change who we are, but to understand ourselves better — and become more intentional about how we relate to others.

Interview With Tendai Marowa
Get To know her in a nutshell and what makes her tick behind all the titles

Tsakie Lucy Human — a South African entrepreneur, real estate professional, pageantry leader and GBV activist whose journey spans business, leadership, empowerment and community advocacy.

With an established career in real estate and leadership roles across various ventures, Tsakie has built her professional journey on entrepreneurship and enterprise. Her story, however, extends far beyond business.

As Mrs Mogul InterAfrica 2021 and a leader within Unseen International Pageantry, she has continued to explore the intersection between visibility, purpose and social impact — creating platforms that encourage confidence, inclusion, gender equality and community participation.

Her advocacy for women and against gender-based violence adds another important dimension to her work: using influence not simply to be seen, but to speak, engage and contribute to conversations that matter.

we are honoured to welcome Patience Chirisa — a Zimbabwean-born Canadian chef, culinary instructor, author, cultural storyteller and passionate advocate for African cuisine.

Patience has built an impressive body of work through Wine Dine Africa, a multi-platform brand encompassing a cooking show on Rogers TV, a magazine and published cookbooks, all created to celebrate authentic African fusion cuisine and introduce the richness of African food culture to wider audiences.

Her journey is one of culture, courage and connection.

From Zimbabwe to Canada, Patience has transformed her passion for food into a platform for cultural education and representation. Her culinary philosophy beautifully brings together traditional African flavours with modern, international and Canadian influences, while maintaining a strong appreciation for fresh, local, seasonal and organic ingredients.

Beyond the kitchen, she is an educator, lifestyle writer, food-and-wine pairing expert and founder of BIPOC Magazine, amplifying diverse voices, cultures and stories.

Her contribution to cultural tourism is equally inspiring. Patience organised the first-ever African Travel Expo in Toronto, creating a space where African destinations, heritage and experiences could be discovered and celebrated.

Through her cookbooks, culinary experiences, media platforms and storytelling, Patience reminds us that food can preserve heritage, create dialogue and bring people together across borders.

This is more than a conversation about food.

It is a conversation about identity, migration, representation, entrepreneurship, culture and the legacy we leave behind.

🎙️ Legacy Podcast
Guest: Patience Chirisa
Chef | Author | Culinary Educator | Cultural Storyteller | Founder, Wine Dine Africa & BIPOC Magazine

Join us as we explore the journey of taking African culture to the world — one story, one dish and one experience at a time.

THE LEGACY PODCAST | THE CURATED LIFE SHOW
The Business of Fashion: Building Brands That Last.

We take a closer look at The Business of Fashion — exploring what it really takes to build, grow and sustain a fashion brand in an increasingly competitive global industry.

I’m delighted to welcome Busi Silwanyana, Founder of Laud Pulse, to this conversation.

With a background spanning accounting, corporate leadership and investment banking, Busi brings a unique perspective to the fashion industry — one that bridges creativity, commerce, leadership and entrepreneurship.

Through Laud Pulse, she explores the intersection of African identity, contemporary luxury and sophisticated womenswear, creating a brand that demonstrates how culture and modernity can exist beautifully together.
Our conversation goes beyond the clothes and building a powerful brand ecosystem.

More importantly, we’ll ask the questions that every serious fashion entrepreneur should be considering:

Can creativity become a sustainable business?

How do we turn African heritage into commercial value without losing authenticity?

What does it take to move from being a talented designer to building a scalable brand?

And ultimately:

What does it mean to build a fashion business that can outlive its founder?
This is more than a conversation about fashion.

It is a conversation about business, identity, innovation, leadership and legacy.

Join me and Busi Silwanyana as we go behind the label and into the business of building brands that last.

This episode revisits a conversation I had a few months ago with Precious Zumbika, a remarkable woman whose journey and perspective on leadership continue to resonate with me.

Since that conversation, I have completed a course in leadership — and rather than seeing the qualification as an ending, it has become a reminder that the real work begins when the learning is put into practice.

Leadership is not simply what we know.
It is how we show up.

How we make decisions.

How we develop others.

How we respond to challenges.

And how willing we are to keep working on ourselves.

I return to this conversation from a different point in my own leadership journey — with new reflections, new understanding and an even deeper appreciation for the work of becoming.

Precious Zumbika | Leadership & Growth

Episode 5 - All Things Fashion
Featuring International Fashion Expert
Julia Müller a true inspiration in the global fashion space.

A Dutch-born, New York–based stylist and consultant, Julia Müller has redefined modern styling through a distinctive blend of creativity, psychology, and conceptual storytelling.

Her work spans some of the world’s most influential platforms, from Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar to global brands and runways, shaping the visual language of contemporary fashion.

What sets Julia apart is her ability to transform style into experience—layering textures, colours, and emotion to create narratives that go beyond the surface. Her work is not just seen; it is felt.

This National Women's Month we celebrate women who are not only leaders in their fields, but who are also shaping the future with intention, vision, and authenticity. Julia Müller embodies this ethos—bringing depth, artistry, and innovation to every project she touches.

We are proud to spotlight a woman whose influence continues to inspire across borders and industries.

Every season of life carries a purpose. The key is recognising where you are, embracing the lessons of that season, and having the courage to grow into the next one. When we understand our season, we make better decisions, build with intention, and position ourselves for lasting impact.

Our next guest embodies this journey.
Thato Mbha is an award-winning social entrepreneur, real estate expert, media entrepreneur, executive producer, and dynamic speaker whose life reflects purpose, resilience, and transformation. Through business, leadership, and community impact, he continues to inspire others to embrace every season with vision and intention.

Join us on The Curated Life Show as we explore what it truly means to know your season, navigate change with confidence, and build a legacy that extends beyond success.
Stay tuned—this is a conversation that will challenge, inspire, and empower you.

The Curated Life Show – Episode 3
Introducing Our Guest: Hlubi Mboya-Arnold

Some voices entertain. Others challenge the way we think, lead, and live. Episode 3 of The Curated Life Show welcomes one of South Africa's most respected women, Hlubi Mboya-Arnold—an award-winning actress, activist, social entrepreneur, and advocate for purposeful leadership.


Best known for her iconic role as Nandipha Sithole on Isidingo and her SAFTA Award-winning performance in Dora's Peace, Hlubi has built a career that extends far beyond the screen. Her work spans film, education, youth development, and social justice, making her a powerful voice for impact across Africa.

In this compelling conversation with host Tendai Marowa, Hlubi shares her journey of resilience, purpose, leadership, and the responsibility of using influence to create lasting change. From breaking barriers in the entertainment industry to empowering future leaders through education and entrepreneurship, she reminds us that true success is measured by the lives we touch.

Join us as we explore the experiences, values, and vision that continue to shape Hlubi Mboya-Arnold's remarkable legacy.