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In this episode I connect with media elder Dan Moyane to discuss the importance of telling your story in his memior “I Don't Want To Die Unknown”. We unpack why our stories need to be documented instead of being only told through oral tradition. Dan Moyane shares lessons that were taught by his late parents, we discuss the influence his father had on his life growing up in Soweto and his advice to young fathers. Then end off by discussing his views on how the older generation of men have failed to educate young South African's about the liberation struggle and how we can help our foreign brothers and sisters who came to our country for a better life and opportunities.  “I Don't Want To Die Unknown” , .

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