On this episode I had the honor of sitting down for a conversation with Mr Thebeyame Ishmael Magosi who is the specially elected councilor in the Mmathethe-Molapowabojang constituency. We discuss everything from local development, the role of councilors, entrepreneurship, politics and his hopes and ambitions for the future.

On this episode of PERC Africa I have two girlfriends on to discuss love, men and expectations in relationships. The episode is divided into 3 segments, a monologue, the conversation with my girls and an intimate conversation with my partner which reflects what I believe to be the most mature and communicative relationship I've ever been in. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I enjoyed recording it

This episode is a long overdue monologue on resilience and mental fortitude. These are the only two things I'd prescribe for anyone trying to attain any kind of success. I go into detail about my own struggles and how no amount of wishful thinking could get me from them.

On this episode I am joined by author and passionate advocate Ms. Godiraone Molati to discuss the state of mental health in Botswana, what we are doing wrong and could get right, modern men and emotions and the role of social media on the rise of mental health cases. A riveting, informative conversation.

In this episode we discuss holistic wellness, the importance of finding balance, self prioritization and genuine happiness in all areas of life especially for women. A great start to a new year

A conversation between two enthusiastic African youth who care and regularly converse about the state of Africa and what can and should be done. Hapharzad? Yes! Intriguing? Absolutely

This is the fourth and last episode on the introduction series and the first episode recording on politics. On this episode I give my candid opinion on politics, the way in which we vote, the role of government in our lives and my suggestions for getting the best possible leadership and requiring more from our leaders.

On this episode I discuss sex and the way it is viewed in our modern society. I discuss with the help of opinions from others, the casual sex culture and its greater implications.

In this episode I have a special guest with me, the former president of the Botswana Bhuddist Association. We discuss religion and Bhuddist practises and why she believes even without being a Bhuddist, one should still incorporate Bhuddist practises into their life.

In this episode, I introduce the podcast and its intended purpose. I then dive into one of the areas of interest, the economy, particularly of my country. I share my thoughts on the current economic state and also what I hope my platform will help achieve in that regard.