The Nightshift: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to The Nightshift. Join Naledi and her guests as she discusses everything and anything - nothing is too much. She’s getting your Saturday night started the right way. She doesn’t have a lot of life experience but she sure has a lot to say. Get yourself comfortable because The Nightshift... has begun
Naledi has dabbled in it all, whether it be golf, tennis, netball and even squash — you name it she’s probably done it. We’re take a look back at all hobbies that have made her who she is today. Some good experiences and some that have literally landed her in hospital?!
Your host with the most is back! Here to give you the rundown on the past 4 months and her plans moving forward. What to look forward to in tonight’s episode: her 20th birthday celebration, renting a house for the first time as well as changing university?!
The podcast will be taking a little bit of a break but is scheduled to be back on the 24th of July. While we go away for a little bit make sure to share this podcast with your friends and family. Remember to follow the Instagram @the.nightshift.podcast and send an email for any enquiries at the.nightshift.management@gmail.com.
It’s almost the most wonderful time of the year... Naledi’s birthday! Your very own host is going into her 20s and is giving her best pieces of advice from the years gone by. From confidence and food to her thoughts on school awards, she’s putting her short life experience all on the table
Some like to call them “the snowflakes” for their supposed hypersensitivity but maybe they’re just holding each other accountable where others have failed to. But how does this sensitivity effect how your favourite comedian does their job? Does it make the job more challenging or does it make them for cautious about what jokes they make? Does the snowflake generation need to grow some thick skin? All will be revealed because, it’s all about the snowflakes and comedy in tonight’s episode.
The highly anticipated episode has finally arrived, today’s guest is someone very close to Naledi — her very own brother. Tebogo shares his worst pranks from high school, growing up with two families and stay tuned for a Q&A session on siblings
Naledi is putting your favourite social platforms on the hot seat and giving her hot takes. We also take a look at the most cringe-worthy Instagram captions and some WhatsApp pet peeves that many can relate to.
TW: the following episode discuss sensitive topics such as suicide, sexual and physical abuse. On today’s episode the girls get serious on the topic of corporal punishment in schools and home but also how they plan to discipline their children when the time comes. But stay tuned for a light conversation on some recent blunt thoughts Naledi has been having and how she interprets dreams
First solo episode of 2021! You may be leaving the bubble that is high school and you’re not too sure what to expect heading into university – The Nightshift is hear to tell you the truth.
The Nightshift is here for you, even when the rain starts to fall. It’s time to start re-evaluating some relationships this New Year and today’s guest Kapaya gives some insight into male friendships. What’s the issue with having one best friend? And can guys and girls ever just be “friends” ?
Long queues, unpredictable weather, enemies that turn into best friends, scary security guards named Sean and possible pink-eye infections – it’s all a part of the concert experience! Naledi and her guest Karabo take concerts very seriously and are here to share their structured routine that guarantees you a front seat to your next event (whenever that will be). Have your pens and papers ready because it’s a jungle out there and only the brave will survive...
2020 was rough to say the least so we’re taking a rocky trip down memory lane... Despite 2020 sweeping us away there’s definitely some lessons that we can all take away from it and hopefully some memories to look back at. Enjoy this final episode and Happy-ish New Year from The Nightshift
Fly with us as the girls talk about their airport experiences and how Naledi missed her flight back home and so much more!
Today’s episode is filled with loud personalities all the way from Zimbabwe and they are sharing their experiences with moving away from home and university struggles. The girls also share their first impressions of each other and the struggle that so many students around the world face – budgeting.
In today’s episode, Naledi shares her personal experience with burnout and how her appreciation for mental health awareness has grown.
Get ready for some wholesome content on the trials and tribulations of self-love. Naledi is no expert in the matter but she’s finding her way. Enjoy this bonus episode and hopefully take something away from it
It’s spooky season! In a different kind of Halloween episode, Kulani and Naledi give you insight into their cultures and beliefs as well as their thoughts on mediums. Kulani shares some memories from her grandmothers farm and a spooky encounter in their high school dungeon. The demons under your bed told you to listen to this episode so we suggest you listen to them...
In the first ever bonus episode Naledi and Shoki reminisce on their first crushes and how to recognize red flags in the talking stage. We get a heartbreak story from Naledi and it’s all because of a Sam Smith song (obviously) and finally, what is it like to go on a date with a model? Shoki will give you the answer
Micah and Naledi go back and I mean wayyy back, so they’ve had their fair share of ups and downs with living 12 856km away from each other - but they make it work. They share stories of their time in school together and what it takes to make a long distance friendship last but are also keeping it real and honest.
Get your pens and papers out because Naledi is putting you some new content, from music, podcasts, Netflix shows and more. Is the podcast getting a revamp? And what’s Naledi issue with spring?
Naledi and Pearl breakdown the pros and cons of slacktivism and their personal thoughts on this new form of protest. Are you going through an identity crisis? Pearl is hear to share her words of wisdom on the matter as a first-generation South African. Finally, should the legal drinking age be increased in South Africa?
Get comfortable because this is a long one... Naledi and her guest Mothusi reminisce on their days in math tutoring together. Mothusi shares his advice from his short time on campus. Prepare yourself for a heavy debate on who should pay the bill, striped shirts and more
Naledi’s back with a former guest Damola! They give their opinions on the most talked about Netflix releases as well as their thoughts on cancel culture. The stagnant progression of diversity in Hollywood and a certain entanglement... Finally, a story time where Naledi had to help someone sneak out to a party that was far from successful.
Naledi is giving you a solo episode to share what’s on her mind – her thoughts on social media, meditation and losing a loved one
Today Naledi and her guest take a trip down memory lane and a look into their future. S’bu recalls Naledi’s fainting incident and they give advice to their younger selves. As well as a story time where everything went left...
I’m back! Father’s Day is here so we’re sitting with Naledi’s dad on this weeks podcast. We discuss the Gender Based Violence in South Africa, my dad’s weight loss journey. And 30 days in prison...
Get a lesson on club etiquette when on a night out as well as the do's and don'ts. Gao and Naledi give a true reflection on the life of a South African child and Gao spills the tea on the "nice guys finish last" narrative.
Naledi and her aunt talk about the power of meditation, becoming vegetarian and one scary night in San Francisco...
The Nightshift wishes all mothers a Happy Mother’s Day. Naledi gives us a sweet heart-to-heart episode with her own mom. Enjoy this special Mother’s Day edition of the podcast
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Today’s co-host Sunithi gives us her opinion on representation in media. A story time on Naledi’s encounter with Sex In The City and a whole lot more.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
We explore the journey of the black girl and the curiosity behind her hair. Njeri gives an insight into her lack of bladder control. Finally, is Dasani actually water?
I’m back! In today’s episode we explore the possibility that we are living in a simulation, strange encounters with drugs addicts in Poland and the importance of a group tinder account. That’s just half of it.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
The Corona Virus is affecting all of us one way or another. In todays podcast Naledi is giving you an over-view of how she’s spending her time in self-isolation as well as the thoughts of her fellow friends - local and international
We talk about Rachel’s strong opinions on back-seat drivers. We explore Rachel’s religion and the difficulties of adulting.
In the spirit of February we spoke all things love - soulmates, dating apps, To All The Boys P.S I still love you and someone’s tinder horror story. We gave our opinion on the Oscar’s and the do’s and don’ts we saw on the carpet. Providing you with all things good in February.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Welcome to The Nightshift. Join Naledi and her guests as she discusses everything and anything - nothing is too much. She’s getting your Saturday night started the right way. She doesn’t have a lot of life experience but she sure has a lot to say. On The Nightshift she keeps it honest and fun, what more could you ask for? Get yourself comfortable because The Nightshift... has begun