Hey y'all! In this episode I break down the title of W.B. Rubusana's book titled 'Zemk'inkomo Magwalandini' and talk about the importance of traditional knowledge today. Enjoy!

Hey y'all! With the increasing popularity of wealthy black people on social media, people have been asking why black wealth is policed and white wealth not. I share my thoughts on the whole thing using MamMkhize as an example.

Hey y'all! In this episode I try to talk you out of being proud of your country. If you're still proud of being a citizen of your country after this episode, tell me  why on twitter @lindo_king. Enjoy!

Hey y'all! In this episode I discuss what people should and should not disclose when in the beginning stages of dating. I zoom in on things that generally have negative stereotypes in society such as HIV/AIDS. Let me know what think!

Hey y'all! Firstly, we have a new name, the podcast formerly known as Asikhulume is now "thoughts?" because all I do here is share my thoughts. In this episode I share my thoughts on why non-monogamy is not the solution to cheating. Enjoy!

Hey y'all! I don't know about you but I'm getting tired of people saying they want to have "difficult conversations" as an excuse to spew bigoted opinions. In this episode I try to think through what are "opposing views" and what is out-right bogotry.

Hey y'all! I've always wondered why black people in Am*rica are AA and white people living in the same country are just "am*rican" with no prefix regardless of the fact that both groups are do not originate from that country. In this episode I think through how these titles are colonial language that communicate who is the conquered and who is the conqueror.  Enjoy!

Hey y'all! Sooo...in this episode I try think through continental identities with a specific focus on being African and whether white people born in and living in Africa are considered "African". Enjoy!

Hey y'all! As usual, the episode is a mess but I did attempt to think through the positioning of South African prisons as "correctional facilities" and whether prisons have lived up to their theoretical purpose. And finally I touched on what prison abolition means to me in the South African context. 

Hey y'all! Today we talk about the ways in which we encourage men to be emotional. The episode is a bit all over the place but listen to it away.