The Curated Podcast: Safe Space

This episode is about perspective, empathy and understanding. Learning to unlearn what might have been hindering your progress and/or ability to grow in certain or different aspects of your life(socially, emotionally etc.) Listen with an open mind.

“It's about respecting diverse women's experiences, identities, knowledge and strengths, and striving to empower all women to realise their full rights.” - IWDA. Featuring the amazing and talented Graphic designer, Illustrator, NFT collector, Photographer and overall creative: JUSGOMO aka SHUK’NIGHT (Gomolemo Mokete)

What is the Universe, What is Manifestation? Is it God, is it Prayer? A conversation with Goitsemang Lekalakala “Lux”

Code switching, twanging and being language wise plus tips on how to grow 3 cm taller. How speaking fancy/well can help you conquer the world and most importantly get women to like you more with clear skin.

The Curated Podcast is back baby and this time it’s going to be more exciting and most importantly consistent. This episode is just a “Hey, I’m back” to those who have been loyal listeners all this time and a “Hi, This channel exists” to the ones who are only finding this channel. There’s also a story about a girl I used to like somewhere in there. New episodes soon come. Enjoy!

The whole world needs it, the whole world yearns for more of it and we have here our take on defining it. Love! With it’s complexities and beauty in mind we shared our experiences and views on Love, what it is and how to give and take it. For the first time on this Podcast I had guests to help me tackle this topic. Tune in and enjoy. Guests: Nelly Maduna, Itumeleng Matlakala, Thandiwe Mailula and Konoto Mochitele.

An episode exploring what is necessary for any kind of success by pulling up the curtain for the observer to see the trick. How and why hard work is still more important than talent.

After almost three weeks without an episode this is the soft and subtle announcement of the return to recording. Basically an apology wrapped in questions about everyday life.

What is the "Bare Minimum", should we praise people for doing the bare minimum? Why should we agree on this? Here's my piece.

In this episode we try to understand what it means to be stuck in life and if we really are and seeing /hearing what we can do about it.