Misunderstood

This week episode, we sit down with Morehouse Senator-at-Large Damarion King. We unpack the recent election, his calling to Morehouse and Ministry, the important of family and community and so much more. Moreover, he give us in sit to the life of a Senator the in working and the the things many people do not see. We are unpacking the AUC. As always we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood. 

Through the evolution of one's self-identity to the importance of being a little more critical of ourselves, this week we have the privilege of sitting down with the Vice President of Graves Hall, Jordan Lewis.

We discuss everything from why he chose Morehouse to the role of religion in his life. By unpacking the nuances of faith and authenticity, we explore a full range of compelling conversations.

As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.

This week, we have the pleasure and privilege of sitting down with Spelman Freshman Class President Analies Poe. We dive into everything from her decision to attend Spelman to her leadership philosophy and the importance of faith and diversity. As always, we aim to unpack all things AUC. We hope you enjoy this episode of Misunderstood!

This week’s episode features a conversation with Joe Reaves, the Sophomore President at Morehouse College. In this discussion, we explore what it means to be a leader, not fitting the traditional Morehouse identity, and the importance of authenticity and humanity as a young person. We're here to unpack the nuances and perspectives of the people of the AUC. Most importantly, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.

In our first episode, we step into the world of the Atlanta University Center (AUC) with Morehouse College SGA Vice President Josiah Harris. Josiah shares his journey through Morehouse, thoughts on mental health, the importance of family, and the power of authenticity.

In this week's episode of Misunderstood, we’re honored to have Lungelo KM, the visionary founder and host of the Engineer Your Life podcast. Recognized as one of Mail & Guardian’s Top 200 Young South Africans, Lungelo has blazed his own trail in the digital world, amassing millions of social media views. Tune in as we explore his journey of building a powerful brand, the importance of growth content, and the richness that comes from positivity over negativity. We also discuss Lungelo's incredible community impact, including his work on the KwaZulu-Natal Children’s Hospital. Don’t miss out—listen now and embrace the art of being Misunderstood.

Mashnotpotatoes is a satirical political commentator with nearly 80K followers across all social media platforms. As a correspondent on the "Dan Corder Show" on eNCA and an aspiring comedian, Mashnotpotatoes brings a unique blend of humor and insight to discussions on South African politics, the death of journalism and media, and the importance of free speech. Tune in for thought-provoking commentary, sharp satire, and engaging conversations that dissect the political landscape with a comedic twist. Enjoy being Misunderstood

In this week's episode, we sit down with Tarik Lalla, former Secretary General of the University of Pretoria (UP). Tarik shares his powerful story of being unjustly denied access to his education at UP despite paying his fees on time and making numerous inquiries about his status, which were met with silence. This led to the birth of the #LetLallaLearn movement, rallying support from across the country and demanding accountability from the University. Tune in to hear about Tarik's journey, the impact of the movement, and the fight for educational justice. As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.

Khathu and Khumo share the floor for one last episode to discuss Conservatism vs. Liberalism. What do these terms truly mean to people? Can you identify with one or the other without harming others or appearing unprogressive? From microaggressions to identity, they engage in a heated discussion. Enjoy the final episode of "What's the Chat?"