Unfiltered 101

There's no denying that even to this day, there's so much stigmatisation towards people living with HIV/AIDS. Dr Sindi van Zyl and I chat about this stigmatisation, and further talk about the impact of intimate washes as well as circumcision. Did VMMC really save men or it destroyed men? The incorporation of traditional medicine into western medicine seems far fetched and comes across as a taboo, but why is that the case? Yoni steaming finds itself drawn into the conversation. And Moatshe 'Catchfire' shares his journey to manhood without circumcision as a benchmark for manhood.Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message Enjoy... Till next time ❤️

Unfiltered101 podcast is about raw, honest and unfiltered conversations. In part 1 of episode 6, medical practitioner Dr Sindi van Zyl joins me for a chat which was meant to kick-start with Undetectable =Untransmitable but organically delved into mental health and how it's still a taboo in black communities. We both tell our fair share with depression and the loss of our mothers. Part 2 of the episode will tackle circumcision, intimate washes and a touch on her family, career and social life. Enjoy this chat made with love. Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

PS:Kindly excuse the background noise technicalities. We live in a very progressive society that is now starting to accept people for their uniqueness, who they choose to be and how they express themselves. However, in some parts of the world, homosexuality still triggers feelings of renunciation, perhaps because of religious beliefs and cultural views. This episode touches on the challenges the LGBTIQ+ are faced with, and the societal pressures they bare. Leroy Marc joins me for an unfiltered chat on these issues and how he is living comfortably in his being.Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

Broadcaster and General Manager of Careers Magazine, Nkokheli Lindazwe joins me for a chat about the inception of Careers Magazine and what the future looks like for the publication. We further discuss whether there's such a thing as "dead careers"? He highlights the importance of finding an opportunity on chaos as far as the ideology of death of print media is concerned. If you ever wanted to know more about your career path and perhaps, even being a content contributer towards publications, then this episode is for you! Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

I am in conversation with teacher and healer, Mkhulu Makhanya. He joins me to dissect african spirituality concept, myths and misconceptions within the spiritual realm. Mkhulu further highlights the importance of knowing one's being,and shares his journey to being a healer. Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

In this episode, Sharon Gordon, CEO of Dignity Dreams South Africa, joins me for a conversation about how to approach sex talk as a parent. She continues to speak on menstruation, sexual pleasure, virginity and the use of the Bible as weapon in sex talk. Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

This episode taps into consent as a concept that should be dissected pending the rife spread of femicide and IPV .Do men know or even understand consent?What's the way forward?When will the ignorance end? Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

An introduction into what the podcast is about.