On this episode we start by dissecting a critique we received from on of our beloved listeners which leads to a greater discussion around the relations between Basotho. We segue into a Mo theory prompted by the question "Why are black peoples ancestors seem so "problematic" in relation to ancestors of people from other races". We move on to discuss Malema's comments regarding black lawyers. We discuss the newly erected statue of O.R. Tambo in conjunction with the bailing out of SAA. We end the pod touching on the Senzo Mewiya case and the Jub Jub's recent announcement.

Listen at this podcast at your own risk!!! our three drunk hosts begin the pod looking into the Katlego Maboe cheating confession video. We move on to discuss the platonic friendships between men and women, we segue and ponder on relationship dynamics of friends and how they effect friendships. We look at Beki Cele and the recent public raids of nightclubs and events flouting lockdown regulations. We end the pod dissecting the notion that colonization pre-empts decolonization.

On this edition of #TheDojo we kick off Pod touching briefly on belief, prayer and ho phahla. We delve into a discussion on Stocko, we ponder on the offensiveness of the word, whether its gender neutral or not. We switch up the conversation and touch on the EFF in Senekal, the discussion take a turn and we speculate if any of us would survive prison.

We kick off this installment of #TheDojo discussing whether it is fair that Kefilwe Mabote is embroiled and catching some heat in the wake of the arrest of her alleged boyfriend. We move on to discuss the white farmers who protested at a police station over farm murders. Things take a 360 and we end up discussing hygiene during sex. We touch on the Gemelli incident.

We midway into the season and we kick off the Pod by congratulating Mo on his engagement which throws us into a conversation about who marriage benefits more, men or women? We move on to discuss the "No furniture" tweet that spurred a conversation on social media. We digress to a discussion on erectile dysfunction, we speak on its psychological effects on men. We close off the Pod discussing the Edwin Sodi arrest.

On this episode we kick off the episode discussing Ntate Thuso's scathing words to the youth on his Sunday radio show, where he used Cassper Nyovest as an example the youth should follow. We move on to discuss the squad that was accused of excluding dark skinned women in their squad pictures. We move into a in-depth conversation of black people wanting to occupy white spaces and not building things that are authentically black. We close off the Pod discussing childhood trauma's off the back of a tweet that went viral about a father who forced cut his daughters hair as a form of discipline and the lingering effects of that sorta discipline.

On this episode its the OG #TheDojo crew without The Wild Take, we have a conversation covering a myriad of things, firstly the Somizi IP theft allegations. We move on to discuss the Kanye contract leaks, we diverge into a convo on Casspers new album and Nota trending over comments he made about those leaks. We ponder on the Podcast and its future. We look into the reporting around GBV and what it does to psyche.

We kick off the episode quickly handling a topic suggestion from one of our listeners, We inform yal how to check if your employer has applied for the UIF COVID TERS Relief fund. We delve into an in-depth discussion on the politics of the EFF and what it may mean for the nation. We close off the pod discussing deadbeat parenthood and the ideas of who carries the responsibility of the situation based on a tweet that floated on the TL.

We kick of this installment of The Dojo discussing the Rakgadi viral moment. We look into the racially offensive Clicks advertisement, the Savanna faux pas in using a phrase made viral by a social media content creator and we ponder on why brands are just getting it wrong. We segue into a discussion around contracts in the music industry before we got Loadshedded.

Pod kicks off with a RIP to Chadwick Boseman. *Trigger Warning* We move on to an in-depth discussion on dealing or coming out with sexual abuse accusations and GBV, with reference to the Tallass Mo and Mome interview being pulled from airing, amidst the sexual abuse accusations directed at Tallass Mo and the Sjava and Lady Zamar insta videos, where both spoke on their previous relationship and their perspectives on what occurred. We take another look at the coloured community, we discuss the relations the community has with the Black and White community in SA, in reference to the discussions on social media in reaction to the death of Nathaniel Julius.