The Motus Podcast

The Motus Podcast

By Trueman MabumboSociety & CulturePhilosophy
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The Motus Podcast episodes

  • What has the pandemic taught us?

    This is a reflection of what l feel is the important lesson to learn from covid. I am very glad to hear what you think about this whole issue...what has covid taught you? What is it teaching you?

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    6 min
  • Financial Literacy
    Financial Literacy in the youth is a conversation that is long overdue. It is very important that we start having this conversation at an early age. In this episode, the host, Trueman, talks about saving and having a financial vision accompanied by goals. Take a listen, like comment and share. If you have not yet subscribed from whichever platform you are listening from please subscribe and turn on notifications. 
    #financialliteracy #onthemoney #saving #vision #goals
    5 min
  • Current affairs: The role of the young people in shaping Zimbabwe

    In this episode l share a few nuggets that l got from holding multiple discussions with different people. Tomorrow's Zimbabwe should largely be shaped and constructed by the people who will be there, the young people. There are critical steps that we need to take, stereotypes that we need to deconstruct and actions we need to take in order to achieve greatness. Take a listen, like comment and share. Don't forget to subscribe wherever you are listening from!!

    7 min
  • Fostering an entrepreneurial spirit among the youths

    Unemployment is one of the key challenges that our African nations is facing. There are many solutions to this problem but in this episode l shine a special light on youth entrepreneurship. I genuinely believe that it can be a very good practical solution to our problems. Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe and share!!!

    #YouthEntrepreneurship #Unemployment #Change #TMP

    5 min
  • Identity Crisis| Interview

    Identity Crisis is one of the challenges stunting our growth and future potential. In this episode I interview Providence Nhongo and we discuss Identity Crisis, what it is, how it is affecting the youths and how we can fight it.  The Motus is a 5 minute podcast and l apologize for making this episode 9 minutes but trust me......It's worth every second. We (Providence and l) really believe in the potential that lies in us, the youth however, that potential is only going to be fully utilized when we have a firm foundation and an understanding of who we are, an IDENTITY!!!

    10 min
  • Leadership is not Africa's biggest problem.
    Leadership is not Africa's biggest problem. The problem is deeper than that. The good news is, it's gonna take good leadership to steer Africa towards greener pastures. The leadership is not necessarily at the highest level but it begins with personal leadership and holding yourself responsible and accountable for your actions and above serving other people.
    6 min
  • What's the vision?

    In this episode l share an anecdote that made me reconsider my purpose and vision in life. After seeing a woman in the middle of a junction selling baskets, l felt moved to do something that ensures that people in Zimbabwe don't wallow in poverty. In the episode l also tell the story of famous mathematician, George Bernard Dantzig who solved one of the 7 problems that even Einstein could'nt solve. Enjoy!!

    6 min
  • Be the Change

    Change is the only constant variable. It's up to us to decide what kind of change agents we are. The fate of our nations lies in our determination and thirst for positive change.

    6 min
  • Introduction

    The Motus Podcast is here to motivate the youths through discussion of cross-cutting issues. I started it in a bid to initiate dialogue among the youths of Africa in order to create a movement. We are the future of Africa and rebuilding Africa is not going to take a day. It starts now!!

    2 min

About The Motus Podcast

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The Motus is here to spark dialogue among the youth. By engaging in conversations around pressing, cross-cutting issues, we aim to ignite a movement—one that empowers young Africans with the knowledge that they are the future, and the work begins today.