Episode 233. Featuring Nkululeko Nkosi. We're back! On this episode, Nkosi returns to the podcast. There was only one rule: No Politics. We did a deep dive on how we've both adjusted to fatherhood. We explain our theories on the journey so far. Nkosi also explains why he doesn't use feminine pronouns (she/her) when talking about his daughter and instead uses "they". We also touched on some of our vices, and rant about mental health and depression. Thank you listening! Vaccine or no vaccine, we're back!

Episode 232. Featuring Mtho. On this episode I talk to producer and radio personality Mthokozisi Mncwango. We speak about breaking into the radio scene while dealing with grief. We also talk about the South African radio scene and how we can open up the industry. We close off with a deep dive into mental health - with a focus on depression and bi-polar disorder. Is it possible to be a high performing individual while grappling with mental health issues? We speak honestly on our own challenges and breakdown. Mtho speaks on having a breakdown live on air.

Episode 231. Featuring Andile Nzimande. On this episode we sit down with the very cool and outgoing Andile. We speak about the recent controversies with around transphobic and homophobic podcasts. We discuss whether the merits of the recent suspension of Dr Melusi. We also spoke about building a social media following and how to collaborate with brands. We end of with a discussion on relationships. Is love cursed by monogamy? A gem of an episode. Thank you for listening!

Episode 230. Featuring Bobo Matjila. On this episode we go cross-continental and speak to Bobo. We speak to hear about recent developments around Trump and whether global power systems are falling. We also take a philosophical look at life, existence and relationships. Is there meaning in life? Is there such a thing a soul mate? One of my favorite episodes. Don't forget to check out Bobo's podcasts and read "The Egg" if you haven't already (http://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/theegg_mod.html). Thank you for listening. A great way to start the year!

Episode 229. Featuring Kamo Tselane & Mmolotsi Vilakazi. On this episode I sit down with a regular guest Kamo and and our cousin Mmolotsi (aka Palesa). We talk about their new podcast “It’s Just Banter Bruv” and review the mess that was 2020. Thank you listening throughout the year!

Episode 228. Featuring Thando Vilakazi. On this episode I speak to my cousin about being a twin and dealing with comparison. We also speak about being introverted and how we can learn to deal with grief. A somber episode with more gems. Thank you for listening!

Episode 227. Featuring Zanta Nkumane. On this episode I sit down with Zanta, a former scientist turned writer and journalist. We try understand how someone makes the jump. We also speak about his two (amazing) short stories "The Couch" and "Mad About the Boy". We discuss the recurring themes of love and pain, the importance of displaying "ordinary" queer relationships. Thank you for listening and take read of "The Couch" on this following link: https://lolwe.org/the-couch/

Episode 226. Featuring Fasiha Hassan. On this episode I sit down with the youngest member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature. We speak about whether being the youngest actually matters, and how to get rid of old gatekeepers. We also speak about activism, career changes, and how to manage genuine friendships while being young and ambitious. Thank you for listening check out Fas on social media @FasihaHassan.

Episode 225. Featuring Boitumelo Mpakanyane. On this episode we get a crash course in whiskey tasting, then we take a deep dive into the US elections, and the South African electoral system. Is it time for reform? Thank you for listening.

Episode 224. You said, "at what point do you start seeing bread?". On this solo episode I reflect on the mentality needed for the final quarter of 2020. I also speak on key advice for young entrepreneurs and business people: get a job and be someone's employee. Allow this episode to age like fine wine. All hits no misses.