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This week we have a guest! Christine and we discuss how social media affects the way we perceive ourselves and how we judge beauty! We also celebrate Hope for Alex, a NGO that helps the people of Alex and covers broad spheres of life. Finally changes that we all should make are discussed! Tune in!

This week we discuss a bonus topic! The most interesting facts about the country eSwatini. It’s size, population, famous occasions, easy phrases and lifestyle are all dissected. The experience of a young Swazi is also highlighted! Sit back and enjoy!

This week we Celebrate Christine Gweredza, a young black woman who feeds the homeless in Town from her pocket! We also discuss why we are responsible for everything in our lives and how we take that responsibility. Finally filling up your toothbrush with toothpaste is discouraged and gratitude is encouraged. Tune in and enjoy!

It is no secret that we are all experiencing pressure from social media to be accomplished, but is it really necessary? In this episode this pressure is discussed and dissected. This week we celebrate Upile Chisala, a writer who’s poetry heals any black girl who comes across it. Tune in to hear what habit you should pick up and the other throw away.

This week we celebrate Women in Computer science(WICS), a global society that provides a home to many young women in tech careers. The discussion this week is based on Imposter syndrome and how one can deal with it! Finally we give a thumbs down to over sharing and a thumbs up to celebrating all successes no matter the size! Start your week with powerful tips glazed in banter!

This week we celebrate a Swazi comedian who uses his platform to provide sanitary pads for young women, we also discuss the link between sexual harassment and power with reference to writer Adrienne Lawrence. Finally we discourage all talk and no action. Tune in for an informative start to your week!

This week we are Celebrating Michelina Chindiya, a financial advisor! This episode highlights the communication barrier between the deaf and non-deaf communities. It provides possible solutions for listeners to solve this problem. It ends off with 1 thing we stop doing and another we start doing! Join the movement to being better people.

This episode discusses the stereotypes that come with knowing the sexuality of people we meet. It celebrates Ipeleng a South African Singer and shares habits we should stop doing or pick up. Tune in and Enjoy!