The Hyve AV: Recent Episodes
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The Hyve helps podcasters get their voice, stories and opinions out to the public. Anyone with a message and a voice has a space in The Hyve.
Artist, facilitator, and Allan Gray Orbis Fellow Courtney Koopman explores how culture, context, and community shape our understanding of success. From the NGO space to creative production and academia, Courtney shares how rethinking organisational practice and engaging intersectional challenges can shift behaviours, inspire change, and redefine what it means to thrive.
Hollywood’s award season might be over, but the red carpet looks? Still living rent-free in our heads. We know we’re late, but hey, fashionably late is a vibe…So What Now? In this episode, we’re breaking down who wore what, who nailed it, and who missed the mark. The takes are hot as usual, and don’t forget to let us know your faves!
In this podcast, we dive into the phenomenon of "pick-me-ism" through the lens of two women from different socioeconomic backgrounds. Join them as they share their thoughts and spark lively discussions, exploring how, despite their differences, they both experience the same struggles in unique ways.
Hey err'body. Welcome to So what now? Our first ever episode, we looked back at 2024. From the trending topics that had us in a chokehold to the ones that kept everyone fired up (seriously, y’all stay mad). And now that the noise has died down, we ask the oh so important question- so what now? Happy 2025
Imagine looking so good that it becomes illegal. Despite the excess of wealth, glamour and spectacle available to the settler elite in 18th century Cape Town, their biggest sartorial competition came from the 118 emancipated women of colour in the Dutch Cape Colony. In 1765, sumptuary laws were introduced, prohibiting these women from coloured silks, fine laces, adorned bonnets and even fake jewellery so that they could not visually appear equal to (or, more honestly, better than) their European counterparts. Khensani delves into the fashion policing of free women of colour in 18th century Cape Town.
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Host, researcher & writer: Khensani Mohlatlole
Producer: Bongani Maseko for The Hyve AV
Beauty can be a knife and beauty can be a shield. In this episode, we explore the history of embroidery from Palestine to South Africa and their shared threads in documenting and resisting apartheid, uncovering the role of needlecraft in fashioning identity and healing communities. Khensani is joined by Lina Barkawi, a practitioner of traditional Palestinian embroidery (tatreez) who uses this craft to connect with heritage and educate others; Dr. Puleng Segalo, a South African psychologist who helps Black women express their trauma through embroidery; and Iman Ganijee an advocate linking African and Middle Eastern textile practices to raise awareness and support for various causes from Congo to Sudan, South Africa and Palestine.
Guests (in order of appearance):
Lina Barkawi
Iman Ganijee
Dr Puleng Segalo
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Host, writer & editor: Khensani Mohlatlole
Producer: Bongani Maseko for The Hyve AV
Welcome to Clothes Minded, a show about African history, identity and meaning told through the language of fashion. As the Ghanaian artist, El Anatsui put it: “Cloth is to Africans what monuments are to Westerners.” Join Khensani Mohlatlole as she begins a quest to uncover the cathedrals for those with eyes to see woven into the literal fabric of our lives.
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Writer & Copy Editor: Khensani Mohlatlole
Producer: Bongani Maseko for The Hyve AV.
All You Want to Know About the Pelvic Floor with Physiotherapist Emma Jenkins
What is the pelvic floor? These muscles which carry so much for us, and even more during pregnancy are essential to our health.
WIthout any taboo, Emma, a physiotherapist specialized in women's health speaks about the role of the pelvic floor, what happens to our bodies during pregnancy and why we should all go see a pelvic floor physio at some point in our life.
She also shares some tips and demystifies the pelvic floor for us and why ''We don't want a tight vagina, we want functional vaginas!''
A must-listen for every woman!
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Theoni Papoutsis: https://www.instagram.com/papoutsistheoni/
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email: becomingmotherpodcast@gmail.com
Morgen and Nicola, two women who fell in love 13 years ago, share their motherhood journey -- which wasn't an obvious one at first.
From deciding who will be pregnant first, to going to a fertility clinic secretly, to choosing a sperm donor, to the process they went though to get pregnant, to defining roles within the family... It was a full journey but their unbreakable bond helped them go through it with humour and grace.
Having children in a same sex marriage is not something they took for granted. By sharing their story, they want to tell other same sex couple that it is all possible, with the right tribe, the right knowledge and the right partner.
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Deborah Nguyễn: https://www.instagram.com/debo.stories/
Theoni Papoutsis: https://www.instagram.com/papoutsistheoni/
Audio Production: https://www.instagram.com/bee_tenacity/
email: becomingmotherpodcast@gmail.com
Anna was 40 when she got pregnant with her first baby. It took a bit of time, and it turned out to be the first lesson in surrender. Both her birth went completely different. She trusted herself to have a natural birth and tried to be as prepared as possible.
But nothing prepared her for how her second baby came to the world. With a lot of humour, Anna shares how her baby was in breech position (head up), how she tried almost everything to help him turn, and how he had another plan. She was planned for a Csection but It's in Theoni's (her doula) car that her water broke and that she handled most of her labour.
Anna's story is full of hope, wisdom and a great reminder of the importance of surrender.
Pregnancy is not alway a smooth sailing. Pregnancy took a heavy toll on Elena’s body. She experienced pain, Covid and Bell’s Palsy while expecting her twins. While she wished she had trusted and listened to her body more, Elena tells us how she managed to get through by reminding herself to stay in the present, when she suddenly had to stay at the hospital way before her due date.
How do you remain strong when it seems your body is giving up? How do you suddenly become the mother of twins while you are still healing yourself?
With a lot of humor, joy and strength, Elena shares her story of how she overcame all sorts of challenges from the start but also how much she enjoys being a mother and seeing her children grow and learn every day. Once again, Elena’s journey is a proof of how resilient, brave and women are.
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Deborah Nguyễn: https://www.instagram.com/debo.stories/
Theoni Papoutsis: https://www.instagram.com/papoutsistheoni/
Audio Production: https://www.instagram.com/bee_tenacity/
email: becomingmotherpodcast@gmail.com
How do you experience birth when you are a medical doctor practicing at a maternity ward in a hospital? In her job, most births she witnessed were not physiological. Lisa is the mother of two. She had a physiological birth both times and even decided to give birth at home for her second baby, ignoring what her colleagues might think. In spite of her fears caused by what she has been exposed to, she trusted herself. Lisa tells us how it wasn't easy for her to get pregnant the first time, how she released those fears and how giving birth at home was something she always had in the back of her mind. Lisa is passionate about bridging the gap between the clinical and emotional aspects of birth. In addition to being a medical doctor, she trained as a doula in order to bring even more to the women she supports. She loves counselling mothers about their birth choices and making them feel confident in themselves.
Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/becomingmother.podcast/
Deborah Nguyễn: https://www.instagram.com/debo.stories/
Theoni Papoutsis: https://www.instagram.com/papoutsistheoni/
Audio Production: https://www.instagram.com/bee_tenacity/
email: becomingmotherpodcast@gmail.com
How do you prepare for birth when you are a trained midwife?
How do you experience your own pregnancies and becoming a mother after you've learned everything in textbooks?
Victoria is a passionate midwife who has a lovely birthing home in Johannesburg. She tells us about her two very different personal experiences and how it shaped her as a midwife and the way she cares for her patients. She thinks that "women are meant to birth" and always knew she wanted to have a natural birth.
But things didn't go as planned. In spite of complications and unforeseen circumstances, Victoria listened to her intuition and knew that, although it was not going the way she hoped for, something didn't feel right and she knew she needed to have a Cesarean section. She shares how trusting ourselves is key when it comes to birthing, but also parenting.
How does the amount of preparation change the way a birth unfolds?
Mia, who gave birth to three children is the living example of the importance of preparation. Each of her babies came at a different time of her life. She prepared her first birth by the book, with all tools in hand and all the time in the world to prepare as much as she possibly could. On the other hand, her second baby came at a time when life was much busier, she not only had less time to prepare, but she was also experiencing emotional and physical exhaustion, combined with morning sickness. She had a difficult time keeping calm and let panic submerge her -- and that second birth didn’t happen the way she hoped for. For her third baby, she knew she was going to aim for a VBAC (vaginal birth after caesarian), and prepared as much as she could. But it was in an anxiety fueled context -- the COVID pandemic -- that she experienced her last pregnancy and on top of that, she struggled with depression.
Surrounded by her family and friends, in spite of the challenges she had to overcome, she brought each of her children to the world in an environment filled with love and kindness. It is that love that carries her and gives her the strength to keep calm. Mia shares her three birth stories with a lot of compassion for herself, self-awareness and gratitude. Her calmness is contagious and we all wished we were as cool and composed as her!
Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/becomingmother.podcast/
Deborah Nguyễn: https://www.instagram.com/debo.stories/
Theoni Papoutsis: https://www.instagram.com/papoutsistheoni/
Audio Production: https://www.instagram.com/bee_tenacity/
email: becomingmotherpodcast@gmail.com
Bouncing back after a difficult birth.
How do you overcome your fear of pregnancy and of giving birth? How do you handle one pregnancy after another?
Olivia gave birth to her two babies 16 months apart. She thoroughly prepared for each birth, but her first one didn't go the way that she had hoped for. How do you bounce back from a difficult birth? In spite of the trauma, she decided to have another baby soon after and mindfully prepared herself even more for that birth. Olivia speaks about how postpartum and breastfeeding came more difficult than she could have imagined and how the second time, she consciously told herself not to feel so much pressure and go with the flow. She shares the wisdom she gathered from reading a lot of books and her own experience, the importance of taking charge of your birth and to be as prepared and informed as you possibly can by listening to lots of birth stories. We couldn't agree more!
Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/becomingmother.podcast/
Deborah Nguyễn: https://www.instagram.com/debo.stories/
Theoni Papoutsis: https://www.instagram.com/papoutsistheoni/
Audio Production: https://www.instagram.com/bee_tenacity/
email: becomingmotherpodcast@gmail.com
How do you experience birth and postpartum when you have mental health challenges? How do you address the trauma of abortion while preparinig for a first birth? Kathleen shares her journey with honesty, courage and passion. She tells us how she overcame three terminations, how she prepared for her two births, her mental health issues and the ongoing challenges raising children places on her relationship with her partner. Her journey inspired her to start her own podcast "Mamas with attitude", an honest and frank conversation about motherhood.
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How do you stay serene when you are about to give birth in the midst of a global pandemic, living far away from your loved ones and everything you are familiar with? Deborah navigated pregnancy by focusing on listening to her body's needs while her insomnias were purposefully filled with pregnancy and birth related podcasts, readings and chat with friends who already had babies... which helped inform her decision when it came to choosing what birth she wanted. While Markus' upbringing and readings very naturally led his preference for the most natural way. Together, they undertook a conscious journey before welcoming their baby in the way they had chosen.
After having witnessed hundreds of birth as a doula, Theoni experienced her own birth journey and it truly became a lesson of surrender. As prepared as she could be, some things were out of her control and she learned quickly that becoming mother meant she had to accept to release control and let some things unfold.
Welcome to Becoming Mother the Podcast. On this teaser episode, you will get the chance to meet Theoni Papoutsis and Deborah Nguyen, the hosts of the podcast. The two Doulas share their reasons for starting the podcast as well as what listeners can expect to hear on the show.
A podcast hosted by Theoni Papoutsis & Deborah Nguyen. In each episode the pair are joined by a mum who shares her journey to motherhood.
In a very candid conversation, each woman opens up about her doubts, her fears, what they’ve learned along the way and their memories without any filter.
The goal of this podcast is to inspire, inform and empower. Each woman is unique and has a story to tell. We hope you’ll love these stories as much as we do!
Wednesday are Rewind Days! This episode is another review of Mzansi's newest reality shows Diamond & Dolls as well as Young, African and Famous. The podcast also features entertainment news and bios. Join @Puuntsa_ and @Bee_Tenacity for this fun episode.
*Please note, there is a problem with sound on this episode due to an echo we can't remove. We apologise profusely for this.
What a week it has been. It's Wednesday and @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity are ready to unpack the happenings in Mzansi. For YouTube Digest, Bridgeton Affairs & YouTube Breakups are on the table. On Mzansi Recap, they talk marriages and Mama Esther Mahlangu & Yolanda Dyantyi winning against Rhodes University. On Word on The Street, the question is, whose side are you on? Will Smith or Chris Rock.
Your favourite virtual friends are back with a beloved segment; Rewind, Replay...Review. On this episode the @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity discuss some popular shows in Mzansi, Hlomu The Wife & Real Housewives of Durban. We also hear from Mzansi what they thoughts on the shows are. Sit back, unwind and enjoy The Rewind!
The Rewind is back, every consecutive Wednesday join @PUNTSA_ & @BEE_TENACITY as they bring some fun and laughter to your day. The first episode of 2022 is a catch-up session on both YouTube Digest and Mzansi Recap. On Word on the Street, the pair does a temperature check on the year so far. This episode is not to be missed!
Dee and Kathleen reconnect on MWA after a long absence as life in the second year of the pandemic has been H-E-C-T-I-C! We use the episode to catch our breaths and catch up with each other. We speak about the importance of routines for kids but probably more so for adults, some of the pros of the pandemic, choosing schools and young boyhood. Dee and Kath find that they have entered a new phase of settling in and bedding down, the next chapter so to speak of cementing more of our familial identities. We speak about a long hiatus in our chats both on and offline and the importance of building ritual year after year. The episode is punctuated with a few words on Christmas plans and creating special traditions which are specific to our families such as Christmas tree trimmings and ways to find space to connect and be gentle with ourselves and our families and those we love.
Every Wednesday, your favourite podcast, The Rewind, comes back with another great episode; and this one is of no exception. This week @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity discuss some changes on YouTube, Mihlali's "cute" girlfriend allowance on YouTube Digest. On Mzansi Recap they discuss celebs who have been recently fired from their high profile jobs. On WOTS they ask their virtual friends how lockdown has affected artists. Sit back and unwind, it's time for The Rewind!
What's a week without The Rewind? What's a Wednesday without your favourite virtual friends @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity? This week the pair is joined by @Siithembs Darliing for a conversation about how to leverage the power of TikTok for content creators. On WOTS the pair asks whether it is okay to be attracted to someone else while in a relationship. Don't miss it!
The Rewind with @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity is back! On this episode, the dynamic duo have a general recap on what's been happening in Mzansi. For Word On The Street, they ask listeners what they are looking forward to after being fully vaxxed. It's laughter and fun, make sure to tell everyone.
Wednesdays are fun days because @Puntsa & @BeeTenacity are back with another episode The Rewind. This week they discuss Influencers vs Professionals on the Deep Digest. On Mzansi Recap they rewind on the latest news in SA. And Word on the street, the question is what are some of your toxic traits, and do you want to change them?
Wednesday is here and that means it is time unwind and rewind with @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity on your favourite podcast. For YouTube Digest they review episodes 1 & 2 of Thato Rampedi's #LookingForMjolo Season 2. On Mzansi Recap the duos joined by Simphiwe Ndlovu, who is an actress playing the lead of Phindi in Freedom The Musical - which is broadcasting in Star Kinekor cinemas. On Word on the Street, he question is 'What hobby would you like topic up before the year ends?'
@Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity are back with this week's episode of The Rewind. In episode 60, for YouTube Digest they discuss the Mpoomy & Yolz breakup, and on the Deep Digest they review Defining Love's #Limna episode with the Love Island winners. On the Deep Dive for Mzansi Recap, the dynamic duo is joined by Thulani ' Thuli' Ndzotyana from Stride Institute to discuss her experiences of attending a Racist Hoerskool for Girls; the trio try to answer the question ' Who is my sister's keeper?' On Word on the Street, the mandate is to share your Productivity Hack with us. This episode will make you laugh and think, sit back, relax and unwind to the rewind.
Another week, another REWIND! You're favourite online friends are back again with The Rewind. This week @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity discuss whether they like their influencers and politics mixing on YouTube Digest. For Word on the Street they talk about setting boundaries with family. Sit back, relax and rewind!
Youth Day Wednesday and @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity are bringing you thee most youthful episode of the podcast. This week on YT Deep Digest they share their YouTuber pet peeves - from bad lighting all the way to forced content. On Mzansi Recap they finally give a deep dive on the Bonang vs Rea Gopane incident - by asking 'What does Freedom of expression mean for podcasters?' To unpack the content of the lawsuit, the pair are joined by Law expert Tinyiko Mbentse from Thirisa Nawu. For Word on the Street they do a half year check-in by asking how your year is going so far. This episode is filled with lessons for learning - sit back relax and rewind!
It's a WEDNESDAY - and that means the dynamic duo from The Rewind is at it again with another entertaining episode. This week @Puntsa_ & @Bee_Tenacity discuss African YouTubers for the Deep Digest. On Mzansi Recap they take a look at current affairs in SA. For Word on the Street they ask what your opinion is about sending and/or receiving nudes from your partner.
Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) are back once again for another episode of The Rewind. For YouTube Digest they review the YT Channel 'Mzansi Room Rescue'. On Mzansi Recap, they revisit the #JerusalemaChallenge lawsuit and try to understand whether the lawsuit was fair or not. This episode is filled with fun and laughter, but also a bit of education - so that definitely makes it worth the listen.
Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) are here with this week's episode of The Rewind. For YouTube Digest they discuss what makes a perfect public apology by reviewing a few apologies Mzansi has had to endure over the years. For Mzansi Recap, they revisit the Euphonik/Fresh saga by reviewing a timeline of the events as we experienced them in the public. Join in on the conversation - and share your opinion.
It's another Wednesday and Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) are back. For YouTube Digest they have their first series review by looking at Thato Rampedi's "Looking for Mjolo" on YT. For Mzansi Recap, they look at the NAC Artists Solidarity Fund and critique its administration and execution. Listen, learn and laugh!
Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) your favourite virtual friends, bring you another episode of The Rewind. In this episode, For YouTube Digest they discuss YT Title Sequences; what works, what doesn't and why. For Mzansi Recap, they chat about celebs in SA doing the most when it comes to career ventures; the good, the great and the in-betweens. The Rewind is your weekly dose of authentic entertainment!
Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) are back with another jam-packed episode of Mzansi's favourite podcast. In this episode, For YouTube Digest they discuss Celebs on YouTube - and what exactky they should be using the platform for. For Mzansi Recap, they recap on the #FeesMustFall Movement - tracking its inception and the hindrances towards its realisation. This episode is fun, and informative - which makes it worth the listen.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) for another eyebrow raising episode of the rewind. In this episode, the pair discuss Influencer Tax on YouTube Digest. For Mzansi Recap, they look at the recent trend of Black Outrage Marketing, and question its effectiveness as a strategy. Sit back, relax and rewind!
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) for another exciting episode of the rewind. In this episode, the pair discuss Influencer Beef on YouTube Digest. For Mzansi Recap, they throw it back all the way to the early 2k's with a 'Where are they now?' focusing on Mzansi's favourite YoTv Presenters. You will laugh, you will be shocked, and you will have a good time, with Mzansi's favourite virtual friends.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind. On this week's YouTube Digest they discuss the IcyPark Drop organised by Adidas ZA. On the Mzansi Recap, they chat about #CancelCulture in South Africa; its benefits - or lack thereof - and impact in our daily lives.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind. The pair are excited to make a comeback in this brand new season of the podcast. In today's episode, they sit down and discuss YouTube who went mainstream for their comedy skits, and they also look back at 10 moments Mzansi stood still in 2020.
Kathleen (@kathleenwriting) and Dee (@phdee_vay) chat to Ashley Whitfield, founder of the Johannesburg Family Gathering and the Johannesburg Family Co-operative (@johannesburgfamilycooperative). They connected on the crucial need for community when mothering and what it means to actually do the work of care. The conversation also touches on how notions of success (and failure) can change through parenting and the need to adopt a non-linear and non traditional approach as one navigates oneself and family.
In episode 19 of MWA, we chatted with Eilat Aviram (@if_ilovedmyself), psychologist and author of ‘If you loved yourself what would you do now?’. Dee (@phdee_vay) and Kathleen (@kathleenwriting) chat about self-care and meeting your needs while mothering. In 2021, many of us continue to work from home while we mother, except that we have a seemingly less tenuous relationship with the complexity of it all. Eilat traverses being with our children and our partners, and helps us think through what it looks like to be ok in the messiness of it all. Eilat comes to MWA with all the fire (and humour) of learning how to genuinely engage with oneself, how to understand and own your needs and most profoundly, how to show up and meet them often, even if not always.
Kathleen (@kathleenwriting) and Dee (@phdee_vay) are joined by boss mama and lone zapper, Kate Goliath (@kategoliath) in this easy and fun episode. Kate talks about her mothering experience to her two boys and wisely reminds us not to take it all so seriously. It’s a refreshing follow up to some of the hard conversations and dilemmas when raising kids but a necessary one. Kate parents through intuition, love, humour (naturally!) and with loads of support. We thoroughly enjoyed this episode and hope you will too!
In this episode Dee (@phdee_vay) and Kathleen (@kathleenwriting) chat about the transition from one to two kids and goes into real talk about having two humans who take up all headspace and capacity. Dee speaks frankly about the complete crazy that is her life now that she has had her second child. Having one kid and going through matrescense is certainly one thing but with two kids suddenly, there is a whole new dimension, one that seems to radically ommit any care of self, forget wellness and wellbeing. Dee laments how she feels she simply never stops moving, working, waking, sleeping. The feeling of utter depletion are incomparable and Dee and Kathleen sit there, in that moment and can agree on a few things: both have never been more shattered than early baby phase with the second one, both note a close affinity between second baby life and being like a shark - lurking the waters, ever alert and perhaps also scary and hungry, and lastly, a brand new understanding of the word and meaning of capacity and that it, like everything in motherhood, is seasonal and dare we say, fleeting.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind. On this week's YouTube Digest they discuss what makes a good story-time. On Mzansi Recap, they chat about Miss SA announcing a winner, the Senzo Meyiwa case finally picking up momentum & SABC's TV license argument.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind, Mzansi's favourite podcast!!! This week on YouTube Digest, the pair discuss Okay_Wasabi and why he is the Influencer of the week. On Mzansi Recap they chime in on the Katlego Maboe drama.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind, Mzansi's favourite podcast!!! On YouTube Digest the pair discuss Black Wendy's bag with Netflix. On Mzansi Recap, they discuss Pearl Thusi's comments on colourism in the industry.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind, Mzansi's favourite podcast!!! On YouTube Digest the pair discuss Sasha's content, and Wasabi's return. On Mzansi Recap, they discuss a maid who inherited a Camps Bay home, Dj Zinhle & Enhle's new man (the hand saga). For Word on the Street, they ask whether you do a background check on your doctor's credentials.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) and BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) for another explosive episode of your favourite podcast, The Rewind. On this week's episode the pair discuss Vongai's new home on YouTube Digest. For the Mzansi Recap, they touch on the Prince Kaybee vs Black Coffee twar, the new South African show for Netflix & Mohale's new role on Rhythm City. On WOTS they share the worst date they have been on.
Kath (@kathleenwriting) and Dee (@phdee_vay) chat with artist feminist Sharlene Khan about the project of mothering. Khan chats with the MWA mamas about how she mothered, how she was mothered - both biologically and in other aspects of her life - and how these experiences have made her who she is today. Khan speaks about how mothering is about making something happen out of nothing and about the many emotions and experiences that make a mother, some unexpected. The episode takes on a different tone than previous ones with many moments of Kath and Dee transfixed by Khan's beautiful and sometimes sad and jarring stories.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind for another great episode!!! On YouTube Digest the pair discuss Puntsa's favourite white boy on YouTube and why Azania Realness is SA's most underrated YouTuber. On The Rewind, they discuss the cooking conundrum on Somizi's Dinner with/at/kwa Somizi. For Word on the Street, they ask whether you achieve more or less when you are in a relationship.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and legal expert, Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, Lebo and Tinyiko are joined by Mpho Game to discuss Intellectual Property and how to go about protecting one's ideas before pitching them to potential investors, sponsors and/or collaborators.
Kath (@kathleenwriting) and Dee (@phdee_vay) reconnected with Alex (@alex_fitzmia) six months after her birth to her son. We meandered through Alex’s gorgeous birth story from her and her partner stealthily gliding the car out the driveway so as not to alert both grannies to a swift empowering birth. We also chatted about 50/50 parenting, returning to work during lockdown from maternity leave and the complete commitment required in order to breastfeed.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind for another great session!!! On YouTube Digest the pair discuss the Ledwaba's and their Online Empire, and Patreon in Mzansi. On The Rewind, Clicks leads the discussion & they unpack whether EFF acted in accordance or not. For Word on the Street, the discuss baecations & the debacle of tagging your bae in images of yourself on holiday.
Kath (@kathleenwriting) and Dee (@phdee_vay) had an early morning Zoom call with Thando Moleketi-Williams (@andbathandwa) to chat about her pregnancy to her second child during a global pandemic. Thando spoke about her TOLAC (Trial of Labour after Caesarean) journey. We chatted about care, community and how these have changed during a pandemic. The conversation was broad and meandering – often, the best kind – in exploring post-partum care and self-care. We also touched on finding black birthing practitioners in Johannesburg and South Africa.
MWA would like to welcome Sampa Cynthia Amandla Moleketi-Williams into the world – we know that you, Sampa, will ‘sing your greatest song’.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and legal expert, Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, Lebo and Tinyiko are joined by Advocate Brenda Madumise and Lerato Moloi to discuss how GBV survivors are treated by the South African justice system after they have spoken out about the GBV experience.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind for a good time!!! On YouTube Digest the pair discuss Muchi's new Podcast & LaSizwe's controversial tweets. On The Rewind, they continue the discussion on GBV in South Africa, and focus on Pearl Thusi & BET's terrible idea. For Word on the Street, the discuss how Lockdown Level 2 is treating them.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and legal expert, Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, Lebo and Tinyiko are joined by Dr Magwentshu to discuss a Woman's right to seek and obtain safe and legal abortion services
Kath (@kathleenwriting) caught up with Dee (@phdee_vay) 37 weeks into her second pregnancy to talk about what it has been like being pregnant and preparing for a birth in a global pandemic. Dee chats about her birth preparations like finding her birthing team, being ready to change expectations and arrangements to accommodate the world’s crazy, partnering and parenting in lockdown and gearing up for a homebirth. Dee has since given birth to the newest member of MWA. We welcome baby Zawedde Rainbow Marco-Morgan into the world. The world is a crazy place but Akani, Tau, Amukelani and Zawedde give us hope and light to build (and demolish) for a better tomorrow.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind for a good time!!! On YouTube Digest the pair predict YouTuber's subscriber counts for the end of the year. On The Rewind, they honour Bob Mabena, and discuss the situation in Zimbabwe & the sexual assault allegations levelled against comedian, 'TallAssMo'. For Word on the Street, the list some pet peeves and questions/comments people tend to find annoying.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind for their 1 - year Anniversary!!! On YouTube Digest the pair discuss some great campaigns from Jessica V. Heerden, Wendy Gumede, and Sipho for Muchi Matters. On The Rewind, they discuss what's happening in Zimbabwe, the Norma Gigaba vs Malusi Gigaba incident, and Kwesta's great expectation. For Word on the Street, listeners submit birthday wishes to The Rewind.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, Lebo is joined by Dr. Palesa Mahlangu and the answer listener submitted questions about Mental Health.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind. On this week's YouTube Digest they rewind on the predictions they made in January and check to see how far the you come. On Word on the Street they ask Mzansi whether Nelson Mandela Day was relevant this year. And on The Rewind they discuss the GBV allegations made against former Lithapo actor; Mangaliso Ngema.
Dee (@phdee_vay) and Kath (@kathleenwriting) had the pleasure of sitting down with poet and fellow mama with attitude, Megan Ross (@megan_ross_). Megan has been intentional and vocal about documenting her mothering journey through her debut anthology of poetry, Milk Fever, and her short story, Farang. The conversation was an eruption of shared joy in creativity and claiming space to create and practice feminist mothering.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, the pair is joined by a plethora of guests to discuss the topic of Mental health during the Covid Lockdown. This episode is a round-table style episodes where we'll be hearing from Mental Health expert, Aus Palesa, and other guests.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind. On this week's YouTube Digest they chat about Vicky's Bee Jonas' controversial DITL video. On The Rewind, they chat about the drama surrounding Moshe and Phelo.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, they discuss Child Maintenance; how it is defined in South African Law, and how they relate to a child's birth certificate.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind. On this week's YouTube Digest they chat about Valdo's new clothing line & Precious the Scammer. On The Rewind, they chat about Somizi's new cooking show, Miss SA's voting system and OnlyFans.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on The Rewind. On this week's YouTube Digest they chat about Mpumi Ledwaba's 100k subscribers, as well as Puntsa's brand new channel, Two Broke Girls SA. On The Rewind, they chat about #CancelLeonSchuster, the Taxi Strike in Mzansi & Bonang's new Record Label.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, the pair discuss the differences between a Cohabitation Agreement and a Marriage Contract. They also discuss the benefits of Cohabitation Agreements for individuals not looking to marry in the future.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on this special Youth Day episode of The Rewind. On this week's YouTube Digest they chat about LaSizwe's apology, the drama behind Tadiwa's GBV accusations and Phume's PS5 twerk contest for men. On The Rewind, they chat about GBV issues in Mzansi, new shows coming to SA & the new accusations against Ferguson Films. On Word On The Street, they ask whether the new ruling by the Constitutional Court, to allow individuals to contest in elections, will mean more Youth Representation in government.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on the latest episode of your favourite Podcast. On this week's episode, on YouTube Digest they chat about hacked YouTube channels & starting a channel for toddlers. On The Rewind, they chat about #BLM and Def Jam opening African offices. On Word On The Street, they find out which drink Mzansi couldn't wait to purchase once alcohol became legal on Level 3..
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, the pair discuss Gender Based Violence (GBV) with Mandisa Khanyile, a GBV Activist who was a part of the Total Shutdown Movement. The trio discuss the statistics, challenges and solutions around GBV during the lockdown in South Africa.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on the latest episode of your favourite Podcast. On this week's episode, on YouTube digest they chat to the producer of the queer YouTube channel, Stud Muffinz. On Press Forward, they recap & review on Blood & Water as well as Loving Thokoza.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on the latest episode of your favourite Podcast. On this week's episode, on The Rewind they recap on SA Youtubers during this Lockdown. For this week's Word On The Street, they find out which influencer has been keeping you entertained since being in Lockdown.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on the latest episode of your favourite Podcast. On this week's episode, on The Rewind they recap on Mzansi celeb news that has been making the rounds during this Lockdown. For this week's Word On The Street, they find out whether Mzansi is doing okay since being in Lockdown.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, the pair discuss Residential Harassment with Financial expert Magauta Mphahlele from Ithuseng Credit Solutions. The trio assist Melanie, who has been getting harassed by her neighbour, to the point where even the landlord intervened and treated to throw Melanie out.
When Dee (@phdee_vay) and Kath (@kathleenwriting) sit down with Natasha Valley (@natashavally) they discuss choosing to have children as a radical experience. They also discuss community and what it means to parent collectively, an often difficult and counter intuitive choice in our global world. This chat with Natasha is filled with laughs amidst the complexity of questions about how to parent fiercely and loosely.
Welcome to 'What's Love...?!' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode Lebo and Tinyiko are joined by LGBTQI+ activist Bev Ditsie. The trio help Sindile by advising her on how to deal with her perpetrator, by opening a case of harassment.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, hosted by Zangazulugirl (Lebo Ramafoko) and Tinyiko Mbentse. On this episode, the pair discuss Marriage Contracts with Financial expert Magauta Mphahlele from Ithuseng Credit Solutions. The trio assist Mary, who found out that her husband had incurred debt which she serviced until she couldn't anymore, which lead to their house being repossessed.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on the latest episode of your favourite Podcast. On this week's episode, on The Rewind they continue their chat about Mzansi celebs that have been arrested before. For this week's Word On The Street, they find out from freelance artists what the Lockdown has done to their finances, mental state and their creativity.
Welcome to 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast. In this very first episode, we are introduced to the hosts of the Podcast, Lebo Ramafoko (Zangazulugirl) and Tinyiko Mbentse, owner of Thirisa Nawu; a legal consultancy firm. We are also introduced to the collaborators of 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast, The Soul City Institute for Social Justice, by Gail Smith and we also find out about what content to expect on 'What's Love...!?' The Podcast.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on the latest episode of your favourite Podcast. On this week's episode, for YouTube Digest they discuss Zuki's first video, and on The Rewind they chat about Mzansi celebs that have been arrested before. For this week's Word On The Street, they ask what's the first thing you'd do if you won the Lotto.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) & BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) on the latest episode of your favourite Podcast. On this week's episode, they discuss what the lockdown announcement from 1st citizen of SA, Pres. Cyril Ramaphosa, means. For YouTube Digest they discuss MoreMpanza's Asian trip, and on The Rewind they chat about the latest celebrity and entertainment news. For this week's Word On The Street, they ask you if your partner kisses someone of the same sex, would you consider that as cheating.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) and Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) as they recap on the biggest entertainment news in South Africa. On this episode, the pair discuss the Corona Pandemic in Mzansi. On YouTube Digest, they discuss more queer South African YouTubers and their content on the platform. On The Rewind, they discuss The DSTV Viewers Choice Awards, Sarah Langa's "new life" and Black Coffee's Luncheon. For Word on The Street they ask what's the worst punishment you've received from your parents.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) and BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) for another episode of your favourite Entertainment Podcast. In this week's episode, the pair are joined by a guest, Kamo (@KamoRamafoko), who chimes on this week's topics. For 'YouTube Digest' the trio discuss the latest videos released by some of Mzanis's faves. On 'The Rewind' they discuss Sjava's Allegations, Covid-19, Queen Sono and more. For 'Word on The Street' they ask whether you would change your religion for the one you love?
Join Ponatshego Malebye (@Puntsa_) and Bongani Maseko (@Bee_Tenacity) as they discuss South Africa's Pop Culture on The Rewind. For YouTube Digest, Puntsa and Bee chat about South African Travel YouTubers that they have never mentioned on the show before. For Word On The Street, they continue the conversation asking whether or not you paid a bribe to get your driver's license?
Join Ponatshego Malebye (@Puntsa_) and Bongani Maseko (@Bee_Tenacity) as they discuss South Africa's Pop Culture on The Rewind. For YouTube Digest, Puntsa and Bee chat about South African couple YouTubers that they have never mentioned on the show before. For Word On The Street, they ask whether or not you paid a bribe to get your driver's license.
Join Ponatshego Malebye (@Puntsa_) and Bongani Maseko (@Bee_Tenacity) as they discuss South Africa's Pop Culture on The Rewind. This week's episode is a little different, but still just as fun. For YouTube Digest, Puntsa and Bee chat about South African celebrities who've started their own YouTube channels. For Word On The Street, they ask what your happiest High School Memory is.
Join Puntsa(@Puntsa_) and BeeTenacity (@Bee_Tenacity) for another fun filled episode of your favourite podcast The Rewind. In episode 20 they predict the growth of some of Mzansi's favourite YouTubers. They also discuss some celebrity news with Somizi's wedding and Bonang's new BNG edition taking top of the bill. For Word on the street they ask what is the scariest thing that has happened to you.
Join Puntsa (@Puntsa_) and Bee (@Bee_Tenacity) as they bring back your favourite Podcast "The Rewind". The Podcast is as energetic, funny and lively as ever. On this episode, the first of 2020, Puntsa & Bee discuss this past Festive Season and for Word on the Streets, they ask "What are your 2020 Aspirations"
In this final episode of 2019, Dee (@phdeevay) and Kathleen (@kathleenwriting) reflect on what the year has been and meant for them as moms, friends and as women, trying to keep up the hustle. Our final consensus- 2019 was one of the biggest years for each of us! The highs were high and the lows unrelenting. But the podcast remains life giving and a safe space which we look forward to keep up into 2020! Happy new year y’all!
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. To close the year off, the topic of the day is “2019’s Biggest WINS” .This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss our favourite YouTubers wins. On "The Rewind" we discuss the biggest wins for SA this year, from Zozi to Siya, and other celebs who have reached milestones in their careers in 2019. For "Word on the Street" we ask what your Biggest W for 2019 has been.
In this two episode conversation Dee (@phdeevay) and Kathleen (@kathleenwriting) sit down with Alex Fitzgerald (@alex_fitzmia), long time friend and human rights lawyer. Alex is about to have her first baby. Dee and Kathleen chat with her about her hopes and anticipations for the birth, the first few months, the kinds of support she imagines she will need and so much more. Alex is hilarious! Dee and Kathleen will circle back to Alex in her fourth trimester with her baby in the world to hear what is going on and whether everything has gone according to plan!
Dee (@phdee_vay) and Kathleen (@kathleenwriting) chat to Lana Petersen who works as a doula in Cape Town, to better understand all things doula related asking questions such as, what is a doula, what value can they provide and how do you decide who suits you and what you hope for your birthing experience? We talk birthing in South Africa, where obstetricians dictate so much of how births go down... and we touch on the importance of midwives and doulas to advocate for a different experience of birthing within this space. Lana takes us through the advantages of home births and how to understand birth as an opportunity for women to find their voice. This episode is a must for anyone considering a birth doula!
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. To close the year off, the topic of the day is “2019’s Biggest L’s” .This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss our favourite YouTubers Losses. On "The Rewind" we discuss Unathi’s Idols Drama & Prince KayBee & TNS’ Feud. For "Word on the Street" we ask what your Biggest L for 2019 has been.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss our favourite YouTubers and their position on the platform. On "The Rewind" we discuss cats driving taxi's, Trevor's Grammy nom, Generations, Kairo Forbes and more. For "Word on the Street" we ask what toxic traits are you leaving behind in 2019.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss our favourite YouTube Storytimes. On "The Rewind" we discuss celebrate Anatti's Soul Train Award win. For "Word on the Street" we ask when do your New Years Eve plans come together.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss whether instagram inspires us, or brings jealousy - especially with regards to influencers. On "The Rewind" we discuss Senzo Meyiwa's murder case. For "Word on the Street" we ask when last you did something for the first time.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss the return of Zuki & Karabo. On "The Rewind" we discuss South Africans winning awards abroad. For "Word on the Street" we ask whether you have cheated before?
Dee (@phdee_vay) and Kathleen (@kathleenwriting) sat down to chat with Genevieve Putter, the founder of the new normal (@t.h.e.n.e.w.n.o.r.m.a.l), a resourceful and insightful platform, which gives support to mothers in their journeys. Gen shared her journey to motherhood and how her experiences led her to start the new normal, the need for serious consideration of postpartum care and practical ways to affect that care. This episode is jam packed with interesting resources and practical hacks to bring into your daily rituals and rhythms.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss Mihlali & LaSizwe's trip to ATL. On "The Rewind" we discuss Baleka Mbethe's interview on Head to Head. For "Word on the Street" we ask whether you like the country you are born in, if not, where would you like to live?
Mamas With Attitude — Here's what to expect on Episode 7 : Mothering the Mother - Unpacking Postpartum Care of Mamas with Attitude hosted by Dee Marco and Kathleen Ebersohn.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss Queer South African YouTubers. On "The Rewind" we discuss Anele vs Black Twitter, Bonang and her achievements, Lebo M and his 5th marriage, and so much more. For "Word on the Street" we ask whether you have your current Jobe because of your Degree or Connections, and which is more important in today's times.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss the biggest friendships on YouTube. On "The Rewind" we discuss Vatiswa Ndara's open letter to the Minister of Sports, Arts & Culture, Min. Nathi Mthethwa. For "Word on the Street" we ask whether BFFs still exist.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss Valerie Makgetlaneng and the bashing of local YouTubers. On "The Rewind" we discuss SomHale's wedding (and Bontle Modiselle too). For "Word on the Street" we ask whether you used a condom the last time you had sex.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest", we officially graduate Mihlali to Celebrity status, on "The Rewind" we discuss Bonang's new school, Jessica Nkosi and the Beyonce comparison and Mampintsha bringing The Carters to SA???. For "Word on the Street" we ask what you to share your experience with needy friends.
Part II our sixth episode, Dee and Kathleen speak to Nokulinda Mkhize, a fellow mother of four and Sangoma. This was such a rich session that we needed to break the episode into two parts! In the first part we speak about the role of the broader community in raising a child and raising a mother, the huge transformations in becoming a mother and the absolute necessity for structural postpartum support. We touch on the invisible work of mothering, postpartum depression, placenta encapsulation and homiematrimony, a term coined by Nokulinda and her husband, Tim. In the second part, we touch on acts of service, race and children and nutrition.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss Thandy Game, George & Dali as well as Toast with Nah_Ledi. For "Word on the Street" we ask what is getting in the way of you achieving your summer body.
For our sixth episode, Dee and Kathleen speak to Nokulinda Mkhize, a fellow mother of four and Sangoma. This was such a rich session that we needed to break the episode into two parts! In the first part we speak about the role of the broader community in raising a child and raising a mother, the huge transformations in becoming a mother and the absolute necessity for structural postpartum support. We touch on the invisible work of mothering, postpartum depression, placenta encapsulation and homiematrimony, a term coined by Nokulinda and her husband, Tim. In the second part, we touch on acts of service, race and children and nutrition.
No Disclaimers Needed Part II coming - Friday, 20 September 2019
Mamas With Attitude — Here's what to expect on Episode 6 : No Disclaimers Needed with Nokulinda Mkhize of Mamas with Attitude hosted by Dee Marco and Kathleen Ebersohn.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos (or lack thereof). This week on "The Rewind" we discuss Celebrities outing their abusers #AmINext, Family Feud SA and Moshe & Phelo's engagement. For "Word on the Street" we ask which genres of South African Music promote Rape Culture.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest news and youtube videos. This week on "The Rewind" we discuss CBD Shutdown, from PTA all the way to JHB and Femicide in South Africa. For "Word on the Street" we ask whether you would be in an Open Relationship (Regardless of distance).
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest entertainment news, youtube videos and the best of the O Jew Keng thread. This week on "YouTube Digest" we discuss white South African Youtubers and for "Word on the Street" we ask what your own definition of 'vat n sett' is.
Mamas With Attitude — Kathleen and Dee speak to Uke Collins, owner of a playgroup and fellow mama, about life hacks in dealing with a threenangers, the difference between playgroups and nursery schools and preparing our little ones for the world. This is one of the episodes we have been holding our breath for as it takes us into the wilful minds of our toddlers and gives us useful tips to handle the tantrums.
Mamas With Attitude — Here's what to expect on Episode 5 : Speaking Threenangers, Playgroups and the Importance of Humour with Uke of Mamas with Attitude hosted by Dee Marco and Kathleen Ebersohn.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest entertainment news, youtube videos and the best of the O Jew Keng thread. This week on "Press Forward" we discuss Glow. For "Word on the Street" we ask if acquiring a degree is within your own definition of success.
Puntsa & BeeTenacity recap on the week's biggest entertainment news, youtube videos and the best of the O Jew Keng thread. This week on "Press Forward" we discuss Euphoria, A Black Lady Sketch Show and Grassroots. For "Word on the Street" we ask if you would leave SA to teach English abroad.
Puntsa and Bongani break down the past week's biggest entertainment news, youtube videos as well as the best O Jewa Keng tweets. The episode is only the beginning of a great podcast. Sit back, relax and unwind whilst we rewind!!!
Welcome to The Rewind, a brand new weekly South African entertainment podcast hosted by Ponatshego 'Punts' Malebye & Bongani 'BeeTenacity' Maseko. This is a Young Teaser of what to expect on your new favourite podcast.
Mamas With Attitude — In episode 4, Kathleen and Dee speak with Lindelwe (Lin) Nxumalo about feminist mothering practices and how, as mothers, we can put our politics into real life. The conversation laments the daily challenges, and joys of parenting in these ways and also takes a critical look at what feminist values mean in a heteronormative relationship/ partnership. The episode is filled with laughter and a distinct sense of sisterhood.
Mamas With Attitude — Here's what to expect on Episode 4: Making the Patriarchy Right of Mamas With Attitude by Dee Marco and Kathleen Ebersohn.
Mamas With Attitude — Six months after their second episode, Dee and Kathleen get it together to meet and record their third - a catch up, really. Talking the arrival of second kids and the regressions that follow, relationships, naming of children and self preservation.
Mamas With Attitude — Here's what to expect on Episode 3: Just 'n Quick Kuier of Mamas With Attitude by Dee Marco and Kathleen Ebersohn.
Mamas With Attitude — Dee and Kathleen chat to Thando Moleketi-Williams about various ways of conceiving, the changes babies have on intimate relationships with partners, immersion into motherhood and mothering in the world of work.
Mamas With Attitude — Kathleen Ebersohn and Dee Marco introduce their podcast about being present, interested and creative women and friends to each other and others, as well as mothers to toddler boys.