The S.O.C.S Podcast

The S.O.C.S Podcast

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The S.O.C.S Podcast episodes

  • Lesson #3: Walk away when its time

    I loved this one. Of all these episodes over this six week period; this one hits home the most and I love how by some chance; each of our lessons (Uma and myself) lends to each other profoundly and that allowed for such a strong energy in what was being communicated. Have a listen

    30 min
  • Lesson #2: Acceptance

    One of the fundamental points made when it comes to Acceptance; for me; is accepting myself at any given moment; in all my moments no matter what they look like.

    25 min
  • Lesson #1: Speak up

    This year; the year before and the definitely the year before that have all been particularly difficult years. I know I have personally experienced a number of things I would never have imagined and am currently working through a journey I could only have dreamed of. And maybe I did. While purposefully and frequently reflecting on how my life has unfolded in this year alone; I decided to work up a list of six (chronologically) lessons I have learned this year. Each with its own significant event attached to it while all being so intimately woven relationship. The next six weeks will be an interesting short documentary. 

    24 min
  • Men are quite simple innit?
    So the last time you heard me talk I welcomed Ebbisa and Luiji to add their guided 2c on what guys don't understand about girls. This time; as a light but significant introduction back to sharing what's on my mind; Ebbisa helps me unpack what girls apparently don't quite understand about men. Hmmm; how the tables have turned. Tune in
    1 hr 46 min
  • Episode #16: “Black Love: The Unspoken truths”
    This episode covers the journey I went on during an art exhibition recently that explores the depth of what it has meant and what it means to be “Black”. Delbert Richardson is the wonderful creator of this exhibition and I suppose movement and has crafted his work so well to communicate the complex time periods like slavery and what that means for us today as black people.
    41 min
  • Episode #15: Ladies; they just don't get us

    The boys Luiji and Ebbisa (hosts of The Winning Podcast) join me for my 15th episode. I asked you guys what you think Men don't understand about Women and you certainly had much to say. So, we got to talking about it. The boys add their mature insight on each of the issues brought up and we find ourselves diving deeper and deeper toward relationships and their complex nature. I digress. Tap in.

    4 hr 32 min
  • Episode #14: Growing pains.

    This episode definitely serves as a way for me to level with you; empathize with you but also motivate you to continue to work through the trials you're currently experiencing. What I call "Growing pains". I want you to understand that what you're currently trying to overcome will only yield exponential growth. That what you are working through now is; while incredibly difficult; absolutely necessary and I hope that you see the growth through experience and the 'You' that you're yet to become as worth it. Because it is. You are. Namaste my loves. 

    30 min
  • Episode #13: (Part 4) Gratitude for what we have; especially given where we came from

    As Fola and I round up this conversation; I want to say thank you to everyone who has stayed with us throughout the series. 

    In this last skit we cover the value of: conscientiousness; privileges we have now that we appreciate so much because of where we grew up and the circumstances we faced as well as "timing". And then we bitch a little bit about the weather and how shitty it is that summer may not really show up this year. But; we are alive and that's what matters most. Go ahead and Tap In. Namaste 

    29 min
  • Episode #11: (Part 2) What is or might be your sphere of influence??
    Fola extends some insight on what he calls our "Sphere of influence" and the degree to which that idea does or could permeate in our independent lives. In essence: the degree to which we each leave a mark on this earth. Do you believe in "legacy"? Does the idea of having a legacy play into your own identity? Think about that for a second. 
    That blend then turns into an exchange about the idea of Mid and in fact quarter life crises and the link between those concepts and existentialism. I don't entirely believe in a quarter life crises. And yet midlife crises or what is said to be a midlife crisis makes much sense to me. The notion of reaching a point or  ones "half life mark": the period people experience where they take time to breathe after chasing the family; the school; the career; the business and passion all at once. Reaching a point where they question whether all sacrifices that yielded attaining these life goals were worth it or not; is there more?; are they satisfied? and so on. Something I hope I never experience but also that if I do; I hope I am as confident in my choices after making them as I was before they were made.
    Keep listening!
    31 min

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The Stream of Consciousness Podcast will take you on the journey that is the mind of host; Lele Msibi; who uses this platform to express thoughts; feelings; questions and observations as she navigates…