That's What She Said! Vodcast

With unemployment being such a headache for young people in Africa, it's important that we break out of the norm and find opportunities where we were once told we couldn't. This week's episode of #ThatsWhatSheSaid! is all about breaking glass ceilings! Join Wits medical student and poet Nonhlanhla, aspiring sports journalist Palesa, and the ever-enthusiastic Iviwe as they talk about shattering stereotypes, defying expectations, and proving that women can excel in any field they set their minds to. 

The hosts also chat with trailblazer, Charlene Tuja, the only female photographer at the 2024 WRC Safari Rally in Kenya. Charlene will be sharing her experiences navigating a male-dominated field, how she found her passion in photography and offering up insights and advice for women looking to crush it in nontraditional jobs.

Tune in for a dose of inspiration, a healthy dose of reality, and maybe even a roadmap to thriving in your dream career, no matter the gender norms! Tune in on your preferred streaming platform. #ThatsWhatSheSaid!

Ready for a travel glow-up? This week, Zulaikha, Lazola, and Tasmiyah are here to reimagine eco-tourism.

Get the lowdown on how to be a globe-trotting goodie and find out if your next adventure can change the world. Pack your curiosity and join the conversation—because this trip is about more than just the journey.
We dive into the world of responsible tourism, where community empowerment, cultural preservation, and sustainability take center stage. How can your travel choices make a difference? 

Fast Fashion: Friend or Faux Pas?
Spill the tea, sis! This episode, Thando, Siki, and Beyoncé's actual neighbor (yes, really!) Iviwe dish on the dirty secrets of fast fashion. Dupes seem harmless, right? Think again!
Is it worth the low price tag when you consider the impact on our planet? Do you even care?  Be honest! Let's unpack the true cost (beyond your wallet) of fast fashion.  Join the convo and find out if your closet is full of #FashionFauxPas.

The girls unpack the complexities of cultural exchange through art, sparking a conversation about the "colored" debate and the African American versus the African experience.

They explore the concept of a "white African" and chat with a special guest The Amartian, who offers a unique perspective on being Black African without necessarily having black skin.

Get ready for honest takes, shared stories, and insights that will challenge your definition of belonging.