In this episode, we swim through the deep waters of the debate of the 21st Century; Who is a woman? A tag of war between culture and change, tradition and reinvention, biology and choice and many other school of thoughts.Tune in for a brainstorming episode of different bullet points that will leave you empowered or afraid of power. Either way, it will blow your mind.

In this episode, we swim through the deep waters of the debate of the 21st Century; Who is a woman? A tag of war between culture and change, tradition and reinvention, biology and choice and many other school of thoughts. Tune in for a brainstorming episode of different bullet points that will leave you empowered or afraid of power. Either way, it will blow your mind.

Woman A Controversy

Linnet Talks are all about socio-cultural issues, things that are a heartbeat of our communities; Family, Children, Young people and the most important of them all You. We dive deep into honest talks that make the listener look inwards and see life from a different outlook. These podcasts are for deep thinkers and transformers: people who want to change their lives for the better.There are no gray zones, just clear lines and the truth, leaving&nbsp; the audience with a fresh perspective of life. These podcasts are in Kiswahili language, the Language of the East African community and the diaspora who still remember their African language.

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Linnet Talks are all about socio-cultural issues, things that are a heartbeat of our communities; Family, Children, Young people and the most important of them all You. We dive deep into honest talks that make the listener look inwards and see life from a different outlook. These podcasts are for deep thinkers and transformers: people who want to change their lives for the better. There are no gray zones, just clear lines and the truth, leaving  the audience with a fresh perspective of life. These podcasts are in Kiswahili language, the Language of the East African community and the diaspora who still remember their African language.

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