On this episode of Twapes' Podcast - Twape sits down with producer and musician Praise Umali. They explore his journey, being born to a family of preachers, making a living off music in Malawi, his definition of success and why it is more important to have a plan than explain yourself to people around you.

 

This episode of Twapes' Podcast was recorded in loving memory of Atupele Liundi Gray Mtila who passed away on 3rd June 2016.

On this episode of Twape's Podcast after over a year away - he's back!

On this episode of Twape's podcast Twape explores identity. What does it mean? How is it determined? And how many of us have taken the time to really explore what makes us who/what we are?

On this episode of Twape's Podcast, Twape explores how exactly the 5 love languages should be applied while discussing the tension of seeking external validation. He talks about what the word "boundaries" means to him and why everything you need is within you.

On this episode of Twape's Podcast Twape shares a letter he received from a friend and confronts some hard truths about gender based violence.

On this episode of Twape's Podcast, Twape discusses why so many African businesses fail to survive succession to a 2nd or even 3rd generation. Twape explores his thoughts around generational wealth & dissects his thoughts on time vs scale. Twape is very open & honest about his own insecurity while expressing his frustration with Malawians not using the "cheat code".

This episode of Twape’s Podcast was recorded on Thursday 10th September – World Suicide Prevention Day.

Twape discusses the mental health effects the COVID19 pandemic has had on him and society. He explores the challenges of navigating depressive thoughts. He exclaims the importance of being kind with our words and shares information on where one can find professional help in Malawi.

*Check out “The Little Mental Health Project” Podcast by Collina on all streaming platforms for more insight on dealing with mental health issues in Malawi*

On this special episode of Twape's Podcast, Twape sits down with rapper, businessman and philanthropist Hayze Engola. Twape talks to Hayze's about his upbringing, how he realized what his destiny was and the pitfalls of following your dreams in Malawi. We dissect some of his lyrics, discuss how dangerous his music could be if taken out of context, what KNQR is exactly and what exactly happened to HomeGrownAfrican. 

 

Hayze shares very personal anecdotes of his life and offers the listeners some useful tips on how he has been able to navigate through life up to this point! A fantastic conversation with a truly special talent.

On this episode of Twape's  Podcast, Twape shares his own personal observations on the aftermath of the recent Malawian election and discusses his belief that long term meaningful change will not come from any leader but from the people.

On this episode of Twape's Podcast, Twape discusses men being able to show vulnerability & the dangers of trying to be the "man" as prescribed by society especially in the African context.

 

This episode was recorded in loving memory of Atupele Liundi Grey Mtila. Rest in Power