On Her Way in conversation with Marlow Valentine, Regional Programme Coordinator at Inclusive & Affirming Ministries (IAM). We talk about Marlow's experience and understanding of faith practice and impact

In Conversation with Prof Ronelle Carolissen reveals a relationship initiated through her working with the late Russel Botman as a clinical psychologist teaching at Stellenbosch University. She expresses her views on the role of psychology in communities. We also speak about our encounter at the launch of my first book, With (-out) You as well as her becoming and being a widow.

On Her Way in conversation with the magnificent, the vibrant, the inspirational, the talented, the eternal activist, Dr Marlene Le Roux. Join us as we talk about our unique and deep connections on different levels. Soul Sisters.

On Her Way in conversation with the multi-talented Catherine St Jude Pretorius AKA Dope St Jude known to millions. We speak about our relationship as mother- and daughter-in-law. We also share our views on sexual orientation and learning. As the producer of this podcast Catherine and I also talk about our working relationship.

Dr Robert Steiner is as dynamic in conversation as he is as my pastor. We speak about his ministry in Rondebosch United Church as I am particularly impressed by his consistently engaging sermons and how he conducts his relationships in the congregation and beyond. I also declare my concern about his selfcare in our conversation. 

Charlene Nissen and I have been friends for more than 45 years, and through all that time we’ve managed to stay deeply connected. Our conversations have always carried both laughter and honesty, and the support we give each other has never wavered. We began our teaching journeys in different communities on the Cape Flats, yet our paths have always felt intertwined. Charlene’s heart for inclusive education led her first into specialist teaching, and later into the world of higher education, where her passion continues to shine.

Belinda Jackson translated both my books, "With (-out) You" and "Still, love remains". Having trusted her with sensitive content of my story, our conversation explores her career path leading up being a language practitioner who works delicately with content in journalistic, editing and translation practices.

Beryl Botman invites her last born, Roxanne Botman, to join her on her couch. This conversation explores their relationship and life together after the loss of her father. Roxanne also reflects on the books about grief and loss that Beryl wrote.

I mean this quite literally. Finding my way, mostly on my own takes much courage, determination and confidence. I mean traveling locally or anywhere else in the world takes definite decision making including finding travel mates or taking to the road on my own. I’ve tried breaking the routine of the daily grind by traveling in different ways, and might I add, very rewardingly.