The Status Quo Conversations

After a long hiatus we are finally back . This is an episode we recorded to discuss the collapse of FTX .We discuss some of the events that are leading up to collapse, and also some of the developments in the south African crypto ecosystem.

In this episode we chat to Beauty Influencer Foyin OG, we chat about her journey this far and what some of her future plans are.

In this episode we sit down with researcher and author Naledi Mashishi to discuss her debut novel .Invisible strings published by Blackowned publisher Blackbird.

In this conversation with Lindelwa Skenjana ,author of the book Black Girls Guide to Corporate South Africa. We chat to Lindelwa about her journey in Corporate and some of the lessons she has learnt along the way.

This episode we revisit the contestants from Love is Blind, and see how things have evolved nearly 2 years later. We also discuss online dating, and our experiences in relationship in the modern word.

This episode we revisit the contestants from Love is Blind, and see how things have evolved nearly 2 years later. We also discuss online dating, and our experiences in relationship in the modern word.

This episode we have a chat with Broadcaster, Economist and now author Ayabonga Cawe on his latest book.The book is called the "Economy on our Doorstep". .. We also take some time to process the events of the month of July, with the looting and distruction in parts of KZN and Gauteng.

This is a chat with our very first ever male guest Melvyn Lupega whois an actuary by training and is an experienced technology entrepreneur and executive, who has built businesses that serve customers across the world. He is a co-founder of GO1, o1, which provides curated online learning materials and tools to businesses using “playlists” that tap content from multiple publishers and silos, has closed a round of $200 million, a Series D . That valued the startup at over $1 billion.

We talk about a few things on the journey.

In light of events of the past week, only enough a week before we had a conversation with Ziyanda Stuurman author of the book of Can we be Safe? the book she unpacks the complex and fraught history of policing, courts and prisons in South Africa. In her analysis of the problems nationally and in putting those problems in context with the rest of the world . I think its very

This is Part 2 of the review , and we delve deeper and get a tad naughty.