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This week, we discuss the heated conflict between Israel and Palestine with Samiya Vallee. She shares her thoughts on the conflict, including her viewpoint, the history, and the impacts of social media and activism. She calls for us to recognize that this is not a religious conflict but a human one. We also explore the question of whether neutrality means you are on the side of the oppressor. You can hear her thoughts on this week's episode, streaming on Spotify and Apple Music.
This episode is the long version of the podcast, and an edited version will be released in the coming weeks with all the key points. Enjoy another week of being Misunderstood.
Episode 3 of a conversation with student leaders, taking a deep dive into who our future leaders are and what their experiences have been in leadership. Will they be voting, how have they grown, is student politics still in their future? Episode 3 is with Kwande Bam, St Stithians College, Chief Whip. He share his thoughts on boys school sports, Impact of Covid and his views on politics. You can hear the full episode on Spotify. Enjoy another week of being Misunderstood.
Episode 2 of a conversation with student leaders, taking a deep dive into who our future leaders are and what their experiences have been in leadership. Will they be voting, how have they grown, is student politics still in their future? Episode 2 is with Kea Mothlamme, St John's College, Second Prefect. He share his story and journey to being elected, his hopes for the school and his thoughts for the year of 2024. You can hear the full episode on Spotify. Enjoy another week of being Misunderstood.
The start of a conversation with student leaders, taking a deep dive into who our future leaders are and what their experiences have been in leadership. Will they be voting, how have they grown, is student politics still in their future? Episode 1 is with Makanaka Dumbu, St. Andrew's School for Girls, Head Girl 2023. She shares her experience as Head Girl, the difficulties with engaging with racism, Life Orientation (LO), and so much more. You can hear the full episode on Spotify. Enjoy another week of being Misunderstood.
It beens a year. A year of fun, controversial, happy and great conversations on the podcast. In this episode Khumo updates us on life and gives his various views and opinions on the world. Accompanied by Jonathan Shiferaw a first time guest who came to establish own identity and self on the platform. As always we are Misunderstood
This week Zulu and Khumo unpacking the FEDA play firehouse. A production which engaged and tackled South African fire fighting. Unpacking the process, the cast, the story and more. Find out what fires took place in the Firehouse. Enjoy another day being misunderstood.
We are back from our long hiatus. Bring back your weekly entertainment. Today we are discussing whether or not South Africa really gave weapons to Russia, the Russian and Ukraine war, our BRICS partnership and so much more. We really look into what choices does South Africa have in its near future in defining itself as character of global politics.
This week MD and Khumo interrogate the question about why we celebrate celebrities but pass over the accomplishments of academics. Is this an issue that we face as the youth going forward? Has this led to academics being celebrity. Find out our answer is this episode. Don't follow and share and join us in unpacking what is Misunderstood
Can you have blacks spaces without capital or white flight? A question the begs to ask whether or not we are able to be one integrated society: where race, capital and creed can co-exist peacefully. Find out on this episode with Letho and Khumo Don't forget to like, follow and share. Link is in the bio
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