The HypeREXtended Podcast

The podcast team is back for 2021 and there is a new family member. ExoTher-Mic joins the HypeREXtended team.

The crew catch up and speak about how much is the cost of maintaining a good relationship and if it is even necessary at all!

Rex and Loava describe the depths of how social media has its influence on peoples lives, decisions and ultimately at times , peoples destructions as well.

The Hyperextened team consisting of Rex and Izzy Lucid, speak to Actress, TV and Radio Presenter Karabo Ntshweng !

She discusses her life so far, black women and the media industry, how the Covid 19 pandemic has affected her life, as well as the people around her.

Lastly the biggest discussion of them all, which is talking about South Africa's biggest pandemic , that being Gender Based Violence.

Rex and Loava dive into Black Lives Matter , Rape Culture and also how police brutality has been a problem in both America and South Africa itself. Izzy Lucid drops his perspective on how revolutionary the protests have been , especially in how we seeing life as we know it.

Intro music : Produced by MGJ Beats: https://youtube.com/MGJBeats

Intro to another member of The hypeREXtended team ( Loava aka Shaz ).

Loava and Rex speak about the different levels of abandonment and the long term effects that it has on people , as well as fiery takes !

Your questions from Episode 2 are answered with Izzy Lucid !

Intro music : Produced by MGJ Beats: https://youtube.com/MGJBeats

Intro to some members of the podcast team (Izzy Lucid). The curse that hasn't allowed a long term relationship. Discussing how relationships last and the potential formula to getting them to last.

Intro Music : Produced by MGJ Beats: https://youtube.com/MGJBeats

Rex dives into the nationwide Lockdown, where he discovers a lot about life, drive , and how your mindset is what can either cripple you or keep you going.

Rex self introspects about how he has had mental health problems and sometimes could've used it to his advantage negatively when things were not looking up.