Sit with U

Chimwemwe's mind is absolutely worth exploring, this conversation was so good and in retrospect this is one of my favourite episodes this season.

We are born of stories, long before we learn to tell our own. Before the credits roll on any film, there are years of becoming—of faith, doubt, creativity, and quiet choices that shape both the artist and the person.

In this episode of Sit With U, filmmaker, director, actress, poet, and musician Chimwemwe reflects on the stories that have shaped her life, the responsibility of telling stories with care, and the quiet hope that art can leave the world more human than we found it.

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I had the pleasure to Sit with Sean, we explored the chapters that have shaped his life. From personal experiences to passages of Scripture, this was a conversation that sits with the soul.

Sean Mambwere is a well-known Zimbabwean choreographer, dancer, and creative. He has garnered significant recognition in the dance world both locally and internationally, winning 7 National Arts Merit Awards (NAMAs), An international award in Portugal with team Zimbabwe when they competed against 28 other countries and was the lead choreographer for the award winning performance, and 3 International Certificates of Appreciation from Germany and China for his special achievements in the field of arts and culture. Sean’s prominence in Zimbabwe’s arts scene and his expertise spans for almost 2 decades, particularly focusing on hip-hop and Afro-pop.

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•⁠ ⁠Peggie on Instagram  @ps_umind

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For the first conversation of Season Two, I sit down with Tahle Wedzinza — a multi-faceted creative music genius working across music and fashion.

Art, Faith & Fashion | How They Shape Identity & Culture

This is Sit With U. Conversations that sit with the soul.

We are aware of the audio issue in some parts and, unfortunately, our team was unable to resolve it. However, we believe this was a necessary conversation to keep. We appreciate your understanding and grace.

This episode marks the closing of Season 1 and the bridge into what’s next for Sit With U.

After a quiet season since December 2025 our host Umind?! returns to reflect on the journey so far — revisiting meaningful moments from Season One, including conversations with Rumbidzai Phiri, Brooke and Bryce, and the personal episode Tea Alone Sometimes.

This is not just a return — it’s a pause to honour the past season and step into the next.

Season 2 is on the way with a refreshed vision, new conversations, and a deeper expression of what Sit With U is becoming.

This is Sit With U. Conversations that sit with the soul.

In this episode, we sit down for an honest, creative, and soul-stirring conversation with SHALdo. I loved this because chats with fam sit different. You wanna listen to this talk, about honesty, courage, and finding belonging through creativity. We teeter on the edge of the sacred and the scandalous, or is there even a sacred and a secular divide? That bus ride from Harare to Cape Town that we are never doing again plus shared meals, performances, and the kind of conversations that shape you. 

He is a Writer Storyteller Creative & Warrior-poet but He says bios are boring so, I will stop here.

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I thoroughly enjoyed talking with Author, Speaker, Revivalist, and joy enthusiast Shelter Musavengana about all things—her new book, her passion for Jesus, her love of tea and the childhood escapades surrounding it, and the joys of being “zapped" by the Holy spirit.

We’re already planning a second sit-down to dive deeper into her book, so stay tuned, because you don’t want to miss it.

Shelter Musavengana is a Zimbabwean-born “Kingdom citizen,” a licensed minister under Bethel Church in Redding, California, and the founder of One King Global, a ministry dedicated to making Jesus known. She is a devoted follower of Christ, a speaker, itinerant minister, worshipper, and writing consultant with a Master’s in Creative Writing.

A graduate of the Every Nation Leadership Institute (now Every Nation Bible School) in Windhoek, Namibia, and the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry in Redding, CA, where she remains actively plugged in, Shelter lives to see people’s lives collide with the love, power, and presence of God.

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Jenna-Mae Curtin is someone who lives with depth, warmth, and radical empathy, a true verbal processor and deep thinker. A Dancer, Visual Artist, Poet and Missionary.

This week, as Jenna and I Sit with U, she walks us through the quiet power of emotional sensitivity, her early life with an invisible disability, and what it means to be the hope that keeps on hoping.

This conversation opens up tender territory: how it feels to be profoundly affected by the emotions of others, and how she has transformed that sensitivity into strength.

Tune in as we explore the nuances of connection, identity, and what it truly means to listen.

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• Peggie on Instagram  @ps_umind

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I had a great time catching up with Kuda Rice in this fun and insightful episode. Titled after his first EP this is an ode to young Kuda Rice as a testament that life is not always what we see in the now.

Kuda Rice is a Zimbabwean writer, storyteller and performance artist. His storytelling is mainly portrayed through poetry and spoken word which has also transformed to not only be expressed through words, but also through visuals and fashion. At his core is the need to tell his inner truths and experiences as well as external truths and other people’s experiences of the different spheres of life.

We dove into his journey growing up, explored the twists and turns of his creative path, and unpacked what truly sets him apart as a young creative. From honest reflections to moments of vulnerability and lighthearted moments, this conversation reveals what makes Kuda so relatable and why so many people find it easy to connect with Kuda.

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This episode plunges into the dark alleys of unimaginable stories, getting to the heart of those shocking adventures I have had and never thought I would survive. When life throws me into the deep end, simply assuming I'll swim—when it's truly sink or swim—this is about that desperate floundering, arms and legs thrashing in all directions, no strategy, just pure survival instinct!

The juxtaposition of real life stories of danger, laughter and the drama that unknown fears introduce to the script of my life. Highlighting why it’s important to never go it alone but rather go with a friend who is closer than a brother.

If you are a keen and curious mind like me you will enjoy this!

In this episode I dive into a fascinating topic for me : Passover and Easter.

I talk about one of the most popular and meaningful Jewish holidays, Passover and Easter the same for Christians. This year these events coincide!

Although, Passover and Easter couldn’t be more different from each other in the foods, rituals, and traditions that surround each holiday. But, surprisingly, the seasonal overlap between these two holidays is no accident. Unlike the overlap between Hanukkah and Christmas, which is basically coincidental, Passover and Easter are intimately linked.

This episode is a passionate talk around conversations I have been having in the last week.

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• Peggie on Instagram  @ps_umind

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