The Tribe Podcast

What do we need to do for the next generation? How do we empower them? What happens when we talk about mental health.

"We need to differentiate between the conditions, the Mental illnesses versus feelings of down, sad or depression because that also very real and should be dealt with, but it doesn't mean you have a mental illness"

This week we have a young man called Mpho Shale in our studio as he shares his experience with mental health Challenges.

Mpho Shale is an aspiring chef and visionary, driven to succeed with God being The Chauffeur.

Lindani and Boitumelo Gumede have been married for 4 years. They have been doing ministry together for 5 years and share a passion for ministering to young people. In their journey of ministry, they have encountered challenges that led them to a mental breakdown, and from there on a new passion was ignited, that of mental health awareness. They have a baby boy, Azizi whom they love dearly.

"If I had someone talking to me about this when I was young, then I could have tackled the hurdles and the struggles earlier on. I get so passionate and angry at the same time, that people don't talk more about this" - Alouise Peens

on Mental Health!Tune in later today for our discussion with

Shonita Basson is a Passionate young person who has had experience with Depression and Eating disorders - Have a listen as she shares her story with us.

Is there any hope for our youth? What are we seeing in schools? is there something we can do for our young people?

How do you become a significant leader?  How do you want to be remembered? What are you you going to do about your Purpose and your calling in life?

How do you keep balance in your life? How do you deal with stress, anxiety and all the pressures of life? Do you have an anchor in your life, a source of hope?

In this session, Graham Power shares some key lessons from his life.

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