Just me, myself and I having fun on the last episode of the season.
An episode where I answer some audience questions, some personal, some Instagram Monday style, and all completely fun!
I would just like to say thank you for the support this season. I have loved all the feedback and it's been so wonderful how much I have enjoyed creating this and how much you have all enjoyed it. I hope I get to do a season 3 because this is a labour of LOVE.
Thank you to the team that helps me put this together and bring it to you. And special thank you to Spotify for making my dream season a possibility!
It's been fun!
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Shape of You | Lungile Thabethe
Talking weight loss surgery and the journey therein
Joining me in studio this week is my gorgeous guest, Lungile Thabethe, who opened up about the journey to and through weight loss surgery, the empowerment in making the not-so-popular choice and what the response has been both externally and internally.
We discuss self-confidence, the difference between elective surgery and other options and what it all entails.
Enjoy!
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This One's For the Girls | Lerato Sengadi
As promised, we brought in my guest, the ever-honest, raw, and hilarious, Legato Sengadi, to discuss what is happening in the world of dating from the women's perspective. The what the f*ck is going on in mjolo dives into the "other side" as we laugh and lament on dating in Mzansi and beyond.
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Hey Mama | Dr Katlego Lekalakala
Join me and my incredible guest, Dr Katlego Lekalakala who is a Medical Doctor and founder of the online safe space for young moms, Clueless Moms, is in to answer some questions (including some from our audience) about the joys and sometimes hardships about being a new mom. This refreshingly honest and intimate conversation is a must-listen for all moms who often feel unheard and don't always know where to go for support or community.
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With Love to my Mother-In-Law | Gloria Serobe
Using her own incredibly close relationship with her mother-in-law and as a mother-in-law herself, WIPHOLD Founder and Executive Director, Gloria Serobe takes on a new role as author.
Her book 'An Ode To My Mother-in-Law, Winnie Serobe' is an ode of love, honour and respect to her mother-in-law, whom she referred to as Mama.
Join us as we dive into an inter-generational and open conversation about the mother & daughter-in-law relationship, a Q&A about why there is a general negative stereotype surrounding the relationship, and the truth about the positives and negatives thereof.
A podcast by Lesego Tlhabi focused on having the conversations we, as black women, want to have... but often don't.
Pour a cocktail and let's get talking!
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