Let's Talk About It! (A Tugi Waiyaki Podcast)

In this final episode of Season 1, I get to answer all the ''Would You Rather Questions'' of the season. You get to hear the guests voices one more time as we wrap up this very engaging and exciting inaugural season of the #LTAIPod.

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In the series finale, I share some clips from the guest episodes that you've never heard before. In Dan's episode (Ep. 12) We talk about therapy, the importance of knowing your own voice and also, Gabu (from Ep. 14) explains what he would like to achieve as a father. 

These conversations are important to have informally and formally, internally and externally. We ought to create a society that is safe, healthy and whole to meet the needs of our members. Don't shy away from these conversations, let's talk about these things!

CATCH UP ON PREVIOUS EPISODES HERE!

I hope that you have found this series to be eye-opening, entertaining and educational! I hope you have gained insight, felt seen and listened to. (Especially for the men in my audience! 😊😉)

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This episode is extra special because we're on YouTube!! This is the first episode of this podcast that has a visual version up on the web.

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In the 8th installment of the #MENtalHealth Series, I share 6 lessons that I've learnt from talking to our guests, Daniel, Gabriel, Ian and Manolo. 

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I hope that you have found this series to be eye-opening, entertaining and educational! I hope you have gained insight, felt seen and listened to. (Especially for the men in my audience! 😊😉)

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I am very curious to hear what YOU think about this. Hit me up on my socials or send me an audio message on Anchor! Looking forward to hearing from you. :)

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As we draw to a close in our #MENtalHealth Series, I wanted to share with you 10 questions that you could use to begin having a conversation on Mental Health with your guy friends. These are questions that I have successfully used to understand my friends. You can switch up the questions or craft them in a way that is sensitive, relevant and appropriate depending on the situation and relationship you have with the person that you are in conversation with.

I hope that you have found this series to be eye-opening, entertaining and educational! I hope you have gained insight, felt seen and listened to. (Especially for the men in my audience! 😊😉)

I break down the questions and help you see what they unlock within the person who you are speaking to. These questions include:

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You are not a solo-machine! Even Solomon was not solo! You need community, friends and family who will support you in your darkest and hardest moments but also celebrate your highs with you. This episode's guest, Manolo Etuk, is a Nigerian creative with an interesting story. Having lost his mum at age 7, and witnessing his father's suicide attempt he has overcome SO MUCH, to get to where he's at today! We hear the story of his resilience, hope and reconciliation. 

He also shares important thoughts using what you have to get to where you're going; friendship; fatherhood and correcting the past's mistakes by creating a beautiful future by being present now!

WYR Question of the Episode: Would you rather have x-ray vision or magnified hearing?

Get in Touch with Nolo:

Twitter: NOLO SZN!!! (@ManoloEtuk) / Twitter

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Men are made. They are trained and taught on what it means to actually be a man. Ian Kanyi shares his journey. We hear what it was like to loose his dad and navigate through life figuring out what kind of man society wanted him to be. It was a difficult and confusing journey. Listen to this episode and hear where Ian found The Light. 

He shares his thoughts on the pressures that men go through, why comparison is dangerous and what society can do to make things a little bit easier, clearer and wholesome for both men and women!

WYR Question of the Episode: Would you rather watch a  big game at home with former football legends  or live at the stadium alone?

Get in Touch with Ian:

AtramVisuals: https://instagram.com/atramvisuals?utm_medium=copy_link

JustaGiftKe: https://instagram.com/justagiftke?utm_medium=copy_link

TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSJqKNv78/

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Gabriel Yokwe has been through a lot, for a long time he didn’t think that he needed help...because mwanaume ni kujikaza, in fact, he knew people needed HIM, until it became too much...listen and find out why it got to him, and how he handled the pressure of being someone he was not.

In this episode you’ll hear why it is important to know your purpose, acknowledge your hurt and surround yourself with good friends. Being connected to the Source and Creator is imperative to living a successful life. Being authentically you is something so many people struggle with, men in particular, due to pressure from society to be all the things! They go through a lot and it’s difficult to find safe spaces to just be yourself.

Do you have a Dad, Boyfriend, Brother, Workmate or Neighbour who you can share this episode with?? Go ahead and let them know what’s up!!! Let’s talk about men’s mental health!!

WYR Question of the Episode: Would you rather date someone you met online or go on a blind date?

Get in Touch with Gabriel!

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Today is Father's Day and I want to join the world in celebrating my dad! So I wrote him a letter. 

I know not everyone can celebrate their dad today for various reasons, but I would really like to encourage you to celebrate your dad in a really simple way: write him a letter. Let him know how you feel and even if he won't ever see this letter, at least you'll have let it out of system. If you're on good terms with your dad...go all out today! Let him know that you love him and what he means to you!

I really want to know how you feel about the whole MENtal Health Series. Talk to me on my socials:

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MENtal Health is our theme for this month because June is Men’s Mental Health Month and Father’s day. In this episode, I tell you why this topic is so important to me and why it should be important to you too, whether you are a man or woman! I also share some really important highlights from an article by Njoki Mburu...an open letter to men. (Link: Dear Young Men of My Generation, – Soliloquy (wordpress.com))

This series is going to be a very eye-opening one with questions, talking points and prompts that you can use in your own life to talk to the men around you about their mental health! I’m hoping that you will gain insight, feel seen and listened to (as a man.)

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Let's Talk About It! is a product of TwoMbili Studios. Follow us on social media @twombilistudios on Instagram and YouTube.

Thank you for your support and listenership! (This podcast is also available on Soundcloud: letstalkaboutit! (A Tugi Waiyaki Podcast) | Free Listening on SoundCloud)