In this episode of NOOG, Onai is joined by Mark and Miriam where a personal story is told by one of the NOOG members on their experience within, their departure from and how they feel now about a church that allows child marriages. Onai and the team try to figure out if anger is enough to save young girls from religious institutions that practice child marriages.. Facebook

Onai is joined by Archie and Nyasha in this first show with Archie as a husband. They get into the question of whether racism still exists in Zimbabwe and if it does, how it manifests. They talk about bathing, whether its necessary or not, maybe its underrated maybe over. Onai shares about his pyjama dilemmas and what he cant do because of the people he lives with. They close up the show with a conversation about age difference vs the rate of divorce. Does age difference matter for the success of a marriage? Well, here is the podcast where you may figure it out. Facebook

Onai is joined by Miriam and long time listener, fried to the show, reckless twitterer, web designer, author, debator and a guy looking for love, Mthokozisi Mabhena. As this is a very late episode, you will hear the teams evaluation of the things that happened in South Africa, whether the anarchy was justified or if our brethren across the Limpopo have critical conversations that need to be had. They get into an issue that Miri felt very strong about a couple of weeks ago on whether the board game "30 Seconds" is classist or not, Miri thinks people are being petty, Onai thinks Miri is speaking from privilege, find out if they find a consensus. In the feeling station, they discuss whether it is appropriate, fair, wrong or right not post gifts given to you on social media without tagging the giver. Facebook

Onai is joined by Nigel and Nyasha Tembedza in yet another late episode, but better late than never right? In this episode they discuss the sentiments by government on not allowing teens to access contraceptives and what they hate and like about how the country is going as far as that status is concerned. They talk about a tweet where Onai tries to call out women on expecting a little too much consistency.. guys should be allowed to slack too! In the feeling station, they ask they question, Are salad babes marry-able? Facebook

Onai, Nyasha and Mark aka (Markie) come through in this episode where they reflect on misplaced fathers days and some of the celebrations that women seem to want to take from men. They quickly go into the feeling station where they talk about the "TALKING STAGE", how to navigate through one, how long one should be, how many one can have at the same time and how to successfully end one... Listen in!! Facebook

Onai is joined by Nomaliso and Monalisa in this episode talks about two things that may ruin any Sunday, potholes and church bullies. Do you ever feel like some people at church judge you for things like make - up, dressing and tattoos? Do mens groups and womens groups destroy more than they build? The team discusses Facebook

Nyasha, and Mark join Onai for this episode that is very late. Our sincerest apologies. This episode covered the ending of the marriage for Bill and Melinda Gates. The jokes that came from it and peoples reactions. How do you know that you know that the person that you just started dating is not a rebound from your past relationship? Onai introduces a new segment called "Me and my internet crushes". The first question he asks is, should you ever count yourself out of the race for your internet crush when she/he is giving off "I am too rich for you" vibes? Facebook

Despite the title, this show aint about what you are probably thinking about. Onai and Archie linked up this past Sunday and you will get to experience something close to a regular conversation between the two friends. Onai and Archie talk about changes in their adulting life, celebrating wins and taking stock of growth in a longer that usual intro They question the view that managers in ZSE listed companies have of young Zimbabweans, whether young people are lazy or the old people are scared. In the feeling station, they try and tackle the reason why men find it hard to take back or to forgive a girl that cheats. This and more Facebook

Nigel and Mark join Onai in this episode which was recorded after the absence from podding that came from a sickness in the crew. They come back with the story about Nigels cop stop which turned into a virginity evaluation and possible request for sexual favours from Nigel by the ZRP officers. YIKES. In “about a week ago”, the trio talk about the Zimbabwean independence holiday and if it really means anything to the youthies of the teapot country. Or maybe its the youthies that are ungrateful? They rant about the Youth service program relaunch and try to see if can be saved. In an issue that is possibly stale news at this point is the leaked nudes from a popular Zim social media celeb… the culture of nudes and where its taking people. In the feeling station, the gents ask, “what do you bring to the table?” .. Yes, you… you reading this blurb Facebook

Onai is joined in by Tatenda Muchopa (Choppy), Archie and Nyasha in this show recorded over the easter holiday. In this show, they discuss muroora duties, is the rebellion against it by our generation of ladies a reasonable pushback against gender roles created by our traditional patriachal systems or maybe, the girls are just cry babies who dont wanna work? The podders also review Holy Tens new song "machills" in which Onai asks the question on who has the responsibility for controllin consensual drunken behaviour, men who invite girls to "marinate" them or ladies who knowingly go to these places and just want to have a good time? (we are not mensplainig..relax). In the feeling station, We are a generation that will most likely start having families much later than our parents. So we will be much older parents. We are more educated though and probably have achieved more personal growth (development) than our parents at our age. Only thing is that having kids much older comes with the challenges of conception being tougher, energy to keep up with children and we are likely going to have a bigger generation gap.. Is this having kids later worth it?

This and so much more.. Facebook