Just like Malcolm X inspired me, I hope this episode can give motivation and inspiration to the youth. We can be better and do better, but it starts with us. Envision change, enact change and spread change."People don't realize how a man's whole life can be changed by one book." For me it was The Autobiography of Malcolm X. Song at the end is "Courageous" by Common ft PJ.

A continuation from the last episode, part 2 is finally here. This time I recall the early days of my high school career, life changing experiences and more. Unfortunately I will not be available on social media for feedback but do follow @Cre88.za and @i.am.ramaano on Instagram for more info. Song at the end is "Monsoon" by Amber Mark ft Mia Mark.

In my first ever single podcast, I share a bit of myself to you guys letting you in on a few things you didn't know about me. There is definitely a lot more to share so do let me know if you wanna hear more. Hope ya'll enjoyed knowing more about Ramaano Ramapela. Song at the end "Call It What You Want" by rum.gold .

On this episode I'm speaking with Trisha-Lee who is a passionate entrepreneur and social media influencer. She is currently studying psychology and also a brand affiliate for NU skin. As she shares her insights on how social media has impacted South Africa, we dive deep into issues like self-reflection, GBV and more. Check out her Instagram page @trishalee_m.

In this amazing talk, Ayanda and I discuss what leadership entails, and the inequalities in leadership positions today. We also reveal the surprising successes of female leaders of the world and how this is a sense of hope for young female students. I enjoyed this episode the most because of how much I learnt from listening to Ayanda speak about different issues and positives in our world. Don't forget to check out Ayanda on Instagram @usbahle.

🔥🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾. A spectacular performance from a beautiful voice. On this episode indulge your ears on a diamond in the rough, Ramy is an upcoming artist who is going as far as she can dream. Warning to all record labels, take notice!! Instrumentals from "Lifeboats (Freestyle)" by Jorja Smith.

On my first ever episode, I'm in conversation with Ashlynn Mtemeli who is a good friend and a growing baker. She gives words of encouragement for more females to chase their passions and take on the role of leadership as we cry for change in South Africa. Enjoy the conversation and don't forget to check out Ashlynn's Instagram page @_ashlynn.m and her baking page @bakingbyashlynn. Song in the beginning "Find Someone Like You by Snoh Aalegra".