That's What She Said! Vodcast

Imagine if growing food was the next big trend, and farmers were the new celebrities. How would that change the world?Join Zulaikha Patel as we explore the future of farming with Hope Laura, and Wangari Kuria. as they discuss redefining agriculture, from sustainable urban gardening to tech-driven solutions.Discover how young women can inspire communities, empower women and youth, and lead the charge toward a greener, more sustainable future.

Hosted by the vibrant Thando Hlophe, this episode explores the creative ways South African township youth can flip the script on recycling—making it cool, sustainable, and impactful.   Our thrifting queen Sikelelwa shares her hot takes on how thrifting can save the planet from fashion waste while helping you slay in style and the fearless Lethiwe, our future president, is dropping some truth bombs on the importance of sustainable recycling action in our townships.

Isn’t Going Green the Next Big Thing?

Powerful stories of women reshaping the green and blue economy. Nonhlanhla Siwela, along with our vibrant panel, Ayanda and Amani, unravel why young people aren't flocking to the green movement and how to make eco-friendly living the next cool trend.

Hear about the groundbreaking work of Wangari Maathai and Greta Thunberg, who have made waves in the fight for our planet.

Get ready for an Incredible ell-all episode with the phenomenal Ammara Brown on #ThatsWhatSheSaid!

This week, Ammara opens up about her artistic journey, what it was like growing up in a musical family, the challenges she faced, and her triumphs. Our girls Mosa from Park town high and Gcina from the University of Joburg.

Join us as we dive into the African creative industry, addressing the 'starving artist' narrative and uncovering why this is the golden era for African creatives. A timely conversation for anyone looking to get into the creative industry you can't afford to miss this!

The Future in STEM is undeniably FEMALE

Dive headfirst into the world of STEM with a powerhouse panel of young women! Exploring the challenges young women in STEM have conquered, their bold visions for the future of science and technology, and why crushing societal stereotypes is key to unlocking groundbreaking discoveries.

This episode is an inspiring conversation that celebrates the brilliance, resilience, and incredible potential of young women being the future leaders in STEM

A  'Wild' and wonderful discussion on "Wild Women: Rethinking Wildlife Conservation"! We're diving deep into the power of young women shaking things up and rethinking how we protect our planet. Thando, Lethiwe, and Gcina share their unique insights and innovative strategies for wildlife conservation, emphasizing why women should lead the charge in saving our natural world. 

Explore fun, fresh takes on conservation, from using social media to champion wildlife to practical ways you can get involved.

Can Art Change the World?

Singer-songwriter and Gender Activist Ammara Brown, theatre powerhouse Palesa Khena, resistance poet Tasmiyah Bhamjee, and advocate Boitumelo Kgame take on Art as a form of Non-violent Resistance

inspiring women using various art forms – music, theatre, poetry, and activism – to fight for what's right.

This exciting yet important conversation dives deep into how they use their creativity to challenge injustice, empower communities, and drive positive change.

Powerful performances, inspiring stories, and a conversation that will leave you fired up!

Is your skin unusually dry, making you reapply sunscreen multiple times a day? Even your trusted 10-step routine failing you? (We feel you, sis!) 

This could be a sign of something bigger...  

This episode is all about climate change and how it's messing with the lives of Adolescent Girls & Young Women worldwide. We're talking floods, heatwaves, the whole shebang, and how this affects our school and social life.

Join us to explore the creative ways our TWSS squad is adapting to these challenges.