Life Unscripted With Lezozo

What does it really take to leave home and build a life of adventure? Jamaican traveler Kadeem Leslie shares how he started his global journey, the mindset that keeps him going and why Botswana is his latest stop.

In this episode, we explore the realities of sustaining long‑term travel, the lessons learned across continents, and the deeper mission behind his adventures. If you’ve ever wanted to escape the ordinary, explore Africa, or figure out how to turn wanderlust into a lifestyle, Kadeem’s story is your blueprint.

Fifi Mathambo’s journey is proof that you don’t have to wait for opportunities, you can create them. In this episode of Life Unscripted, she shares how she built her own career, carved out space in the creative industry and established herself as a behind‑the‑scenes (BTS) content creator.

Whether you’re a content creator, entrepreneur or someone looking for inspiration to start your own journey, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and motivation.

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What does it really take to succeed in Botswana today?In this powerful episode of Life Unscripted with Lezozo, we sit down with the Chancellor of the University of Botswana for a raw and eye-opening conversation on:• Success and leadership• Money habits and financial discipline• The reality of entrepreneurship• Women, identity, and societal pressure• Relationships and self-discoveryFilmed outdoors at Legends Barbershop, this episode blends real-life advice with unfiltered truth about modern Botswana.If you’re a student, young professional, or entrepreneur trying to figure life out, this is one conversation you cannot afford to miss.Key message:Your background doesn’t define you. Your decisions do.📍 Shot at Legends Barbershop UB Express

In this powerful episode of Life Unscripted, we sit down with Botswana influencer Wame John, as she opens up about her experiences with toxic relationships, abuse, healing and modern dating.From sharing her story on TikTok to helping women across Botswana navigate difficult relationships, Wame speaks honestly about pain, growth and choosing peace over chaos.This conversation dives deep into:• Toxic relationships and emotional abuse• Dating struggles in today’s world• Red flags vs green flags• Co-parenting and healing after heartbreak• Why more women are choosing peace over relationshipsIf you’ve ever questioned love, relationships, or your own worth, this episode is for you.Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more real conversations.

In this powerful and emotional podcast episode, we unpack the truth behind public relationships, identity, and the pressure that comes with being associated with someone in the spotlight.Thato San - founder of Organic Handmade Spa based in Gaborone, Botswana opens up about how sharing memories publicly affected her personal life, what it feels like being known as ATI’s friend, and the emotional weight of public perception. The conversation dives deep into modern dating culture, Tinder experiences, relationships in Botswana, and the reality of navigating love while people watch and judge.This episode is raw, honest, and unfiltered.Topics Covered:• The emotional cost of public relationships• “I’m suffering because I shared our memories”• Being known as ATI’s friend• The power of words and public narratives• Modern dating and Tinder in Botswana• Cultural perspectives on relationships• Ga ke jola le mosimane wa Motswana explainedIf you enjoy real conversations about love, identity, culture, and public pressure, this episode is for you.Subscribe for more raw Botswana podcast conversations.#BotswanaPodcast #ATI #Relationships #AfricanPodcast #DatingCulture #TinderStories #PublicPressure #ViralPodcast

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Letsile Tebogo, Botswana’s sprint sensation, fresh off winning his first Olympic gold medal. We go beyond the track to talk about the highs and lows of his journey — from the pride of standing on the Olympic podium to the heartbreak of losing his mother and how that shaped him as both an athlete and a person.

We also dive into his much-talked-about rivalry with Noah Lyles, exploring what competition means to him & share lighter moments as we get to know the man behind the speed.

This conversation is raw, inspiring, and full of insight into what it takes to rise to the very top while staying grounded.

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Wardrobe and location : Glotto Gaborone shop

Shot and edited by: Adrian van OS

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In this episode, we sit down with 21-year-old Amantle Jany Moleta, who was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at just 12 years old. She opens up about her journey, the challenges she’s faced and what she’s learned living with the condition. Her story will truly move and inspire you.Please subscribe to help us grow our community. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a loved one. We'd love to hear your thoughts on our episode, leave a comment below. Special Thanks ToWardrobe & location: Glotto Shop Block 3, GaboroneShot and edited by: Adrian van OS

In this deeply moving episode, Frost Legato opens up about his experience as a single father following the tragic loss of his partner due to childbirth complications. With raw honesty and vulnerability, he shares how he's navigating grief, parenting and healing, all while raising his child with love and resilience.From the emotional toll of sudden single parenthood to the strength he's found in community and fatherhood, Frost's story is one of courage, growth and hope. Whether you're a parent, someone who's experienced loss, or simply looking for inspiration, this conversation will touch your heart.

In this exclusive episode, Botswana' digital content creator and trendsetter - Freddie Pro, opens up about his personal journey. He shares about humble beginnings, realizing he is queer and how he embraced his identity. He also shares insights into what he's looking for in a partner and how he navigates life as a single man.

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In this eye-opening conversation with a social worker & youth advocate Dr Kgomotso Jongman, we discuss why so many men and boys in Botswana struggle to express their feelings openly. From societal expectations and toxic masculinity to the emotional challenges boys face growing up, we uncover the hidden barriers preventing men from talking about their emotions.Join the conversation, share your thoughts, and help break the stigma around male emotional expression. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful discussions