Thula, You Talk Too Much: Recent Episodes
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Stand-up Comedian Thulasizwe Sithole hosts this podcast where people (mostly himself) are allowed to talk too much. The podcast explores life themes like adulting, grief, religion, creativity, relationships and other topics Thulasizwe finds interesting and confusing. These conversations are offered with a vulnerability that listeners have rarely heard on podcasts.
Welcome to a very special episode of TYTTM, folks! On this one we have our very first guest of the show. He is a father, husband and comedian: Simangaliso Chikavhu, popularly known as "Sim Sima".
You can follow Sima on instagram @simangaliso_chikavhu to be updated on his upcoming shows. Enjoy!
Wassup! I'm back with another episode, and this week I talk about living in South Africa and how it is sometimes necessary to put some distance between oneself and the surrounding political climate, where possible. I also speak about the double consciousness a lot of us often find ourselves in where we struggle to deal with our appreciation and nostalgic love for an artist when confronted with unsettling knowledge about their personal conduct. Enjoy!
On this episode I talk about my ambitions for creating a life that allows me to have consistent creative discipline, how a mosquito bite led me to think about the dynamics of how we understand and relate to the concept of Karma on an individual & global scale, and I reflect on the Mother City Comedy Festival and stand-up comedy in South Africa. Enjoy!
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This one is all about relationships and love. Dive in!
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On this instalment of the show I speak about an interesting DM I got from a listener, and somehow I end up talking about death and grief. It's a great episode. Enjoy!
On this episode of the podcast I examine the worth of "trying" and what it means to me. I also talk about the epic Anglo-Zulu battle (The Battle of Isandlwana) and what inspires me about that story. Lastly, I reflect on the notion of taking up space and how my upbringing made it hard for me to embrace that idea without feeling guilty. It's a loaded and great episode. Enjoy!
On this episode I muse on Akon taking a break from building cities in order to perform at Saint Lounge & Bar. I also look back at my teenage homophobia and lastly I overshare a vulnerable & embarrassing story of my first sexual experience. It's a fun, reflective and light episode. Enjoy!
It's a new year! Strange, right? On this episode I speak about spirituality, some new year resolutions and reflect on my responsibility to society as a stand-up comedian.
On this short intro episode I speak about the mean voice in my head that tells me not to do things, why you should grab a nun's leg and what this podcast has in store for you. Enjoy!