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Sho Azanian Genge, in this episode Sis G.U talks about breakthrough and allowing yourself to be present when it happens. It often feels like things won’t get better when we’re going through it but there will always be a breakthrough. Hold on a little longer.
Sho Azanian Genge, in this episode Sis G.U had the privilege of being joined by Dennis Ngango; founder of DEFINING Media. They got to talk about being called, what that means and their personal journeys on this path. This conversation was a much needed one, hope that you are able to take away from it as we were.
Sho Azanian Genge, in this episode Sis G.U talks about letting go and how hard that can be but she knows it's always for the better. Letting go to make more space and learning to trust yourself makes the process easier.
Sho Azanian Genge! TW: coercion, rape, sexual trauma. In this episode Sis G.U starts a new segment called 'finding your voice in the bedroom'. She's dedicated the first episode to what she believes to be basic sexual etiquette. She hopes that you enjoy the episode and are able to take something away from this conversation.
Sho Azanian Genge!, in this episode Sis G.U hit us with another much needed diary session after the time she's taken away from broadcasting a while back. This episode, tackles various topics that are dear to her heart, at this point in her life and her wish is that you find some gems that can help you in your day-to-day activities.
Sho Azanian Genge, in this episode Sis G.U has featured Thato Rampedi, Balepi Mosweu and Zillewizzy to have a conversation about navigating the industry. The things they enjoy the most and least. Hope you enjoy this conversation. A video of this episode is available on her YouTube channel, and shall be aired on Wæv.tv soon!
Sho Azanian Genge, in this episode Sis G.U and Sibu take a trip down memory lane and speak candidly about their mental health journeys tackling anxiety and depression. We hope this episode and their experiences can encourage hope and offer comfort for those going through similar experiences. Things will get better, you got this!
Sho Azanian Genge, in this episode Sis G.U speaks on celibacy. She was hesitant to do this episode for personal reasons but she finally felt ready to share her experiences and thoughts on the subject. Hope you enjoy this PØD! Stay tuned for more episodes.
Sho Azanian Genge, in this episode Sis G.U reflects on the things that she has learnt and what she feels God is pressing on her heart. This feels like her most personal episode yet, hope that you enjoy it, and Sis G.U appreciates all the support. More episodes on the way!
Dr. Yosef Ben-Jochannan was a sage, a self-taught scholar who dedicated his life to uncovering the suppressed history of a people, challenging narratives that had written Azania out of world history.
In the 1960s, Dr. Ben-Jochannan emerged as prominent figure in Harlem, pushing his anticolonial message to its limit, claiming that the very foundations of Western civilization, including Greek philosophy, Judaism and Christianity, were African in origin. He regularly lectured to crowded auditoriums; he was a disciple of Marcus Garvey and a confidant of Malcolm X, and he appeared on stages with Amiri Baraka, Al Sharpton, James Brown and Louis Farrakhan.