#SistaHoodHourConversations: Recent Episodes
#SistaHoodHourConversations
Welcome to the #SistaHoodHourConversations podcast. Our conversations here will be an extension of the weekly #SistaHoodHour Twitter chat that takes place every Wednesday at 1pm CAT. Join my guests and I as we delve into the topics that impact us as women, and explore the unique and sometimes similar life journeys we’re all on.
The emphasis of the show is to empower, share experiences and lessons. #SistaHoodHourConversations is a space that belongs to women, where we can be real and honest about our experiences – past and present, as we plan and move forward to where we want to go and achieve what we want to.
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In this episode, I had the opportunity of speaking to Azania Mosaka. I fan’girled a little (or a lot) but there were some incredible insights shared and some learnings too. Having watched and listened to her over the years in her broadcast career and as she moved into other business roles - I just marveled at how she just does what she does - in my world, she’s just magic! In that real, wonderful, funny, witty and colourful manner. Our conversation touched on family, career, wellness and business. There were moments I wanted to say 'Pause! That I need to jot down', because really, her way of drawing you in is special, and what she shared, no matter where you are, who you are or what is happening in your world - there is something that you take to heart as you walk this life journey. I hope you enjoy the episode!
As women there are so many experiences we go through, trying to figure sometimes on our own and other times with the care and love from our closest tribe members. I’m joined by a member of my tribe, Tiisetso Gama (@tiisetsogama) as we talk about some of our life experiences, reflect on the lessons and map out the future to being whole, healthy and more of ourselves as women.