The UnChristian Podcast

Parenting, by itself, is challenging and demanding. How much more when you have to parent a "troubled child" - a child that either has special needs, is sickly, comes from an abusive background, one from divorced parents or is even struggling with crime and substance abuse.
Ntalo Mathebula is a parenting coach, speech therapist, children's ministry specialist and child education trainer. In this episode, we tackled this difficult topic, and she offered insightful, practical advice for such parents.

Candice Modiselle-Sello has had an illustrious career; she has accumulated many accolades and awards as an actress, presenter, brand ambassador, voice artist, and so much more at her young age. She's a household name in Africa and a highly acclaimed storyteller. In all she's accomplished, her greatest achievement has been to transform her life through the power and saving grace of Jesus, and how become a powerful force in discipling and spiritually inspiring this generation. She took us through her life-changing journey and where she is now - still in the entertainment industry, but as a transformed woman.

This is one of the most hard-hitting and insightful conversations we've had on this network. Ndumiso has a sit-down with Blaque Nubon, who is the host of the ever-popular That Husband Podcast, and he is a multifaceted creative genius.
Blaque's life journey has been marked by numerous experiences of challenge, triumph, and impact. He uses his talent as a filmmaker, musician and speaker to reach this generation with his message of growth and hope, especially for men.
This is a therapy session for men, packaged as a podcast episode, and will also help women understand men better.

Women have historically lagged behind economically, socially, and in leadership roles globally. Through her organisation, Sister's Keeper Foundation, Suzan Motseo has worked to change the narrative for women over the years.We discussed the various hurdles that women still face today in their development and empowerment. She has become a key voice in this area within the nation of South Africa and has dedicated her life to transforming the lives of women of all ages and backgrounds so they can achieve their full potential.

In this powerful and necessary conversation, we sit down with Dr. Zamahlubi Dlamini-Manana, a leading voice in psychiatry and mental health advocacy; who's also a pastor, to unpack the complex intersection between mental health and the Church.Why is mental health still taboo in many faith spaces? How can the Church move beyond silence and stigma to become a place of healing and hope? Dr. Dlamini-Manana offers clinical insight, cultural sensitivity, and spiritual nuance as we explore how theology, tradition, and trauma collide—and how restoration is possible.Whether you’re a leader, congregant, or simply someone seeking clarity and compassion, this episode invites you into a conversation we can’t afford to ignore.Topics Covered:– The spiritualisation of mental illness– Therapy vs. prayer: false beliefs– Burnout in ministry– Building mentally healthy congregations– How the Church can better support those silently strugglingRaw, real, and redemptive—this episode is a bridge between the pulpit and the therapist’s couch.IF YOU OR ANYONE YOU KNOW ARE STRUGGLING WITH ANY MENTAL HEALTH CONDITION, ADDICTION OR THOUGHTS OF SUICIDE, PLEASE REACH OUT FOR HELP:THE SOUTH AFRICAN DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY GROUP (SADAG), TOOL FREE: 0800 456 789 OR THE SUICIDE AND CRISIS LINE: 0800 657 56724/7 AND FREE OF CHARGE