Do you have experiences, positive or negative, where people treated you differently based on how you styled your hair? In this episode, we will be reading a story about the different connotations that society attaches to different styles of hair. ‘A Woman's Glory’ was written by Kholofelo Maenetsha. Kholofelo Maenetsha, originally from Limpopo Province, lives in Pretoria. She has published three romance novels under the pseudonym, Kholo Matsha by Sapphire Press (Kwela) You can follow her on Instagram @__kholofelo

What memories do you have related to your hair and its changes throughout your life? Are they good or bad? In this episode, we will be reading a story about african hair and how taking care of it is woven into our lives. ‘Hairology’ was written by Sue Nyathi. The Polygamist, her bestselling debut novel, was published in 2012. The Gold Diggers, her second, was longlisted for the Dublin Literary Award as well as the Barry Ronge Fiction Prize. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram @suenyathi.

What role have you filled at the different stages of your life? Have they been forced or a natural preference? In this episode, we will be reading a story about roles and adventure; l‘Passing The Bone’ by Henry Joe Sakala. Henry Joe Sakala is a Zambian actor, writer, producer and director. His works include Unmasked and he is featured in the short-story anthology Sister Wives. You can follow him on instagram @hjsakala.