Hazel Speaks: Recent Episodes
Hazel Maseko
The words I speak are not just mere thoughts! My name is Hazel Maseko, and I welcome you to my podcast, Hazel Speaks, where I Enlighten! Teach! and Inspire! Now, let’s talk about real-life issues.
In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the complex topic of being in love with a narcissist. We delve into the challenges and emotional turmoil that can arise in such relationships, and provide insights on how to navigate and cope with this situation. We'll discuss warning signs to look out for, strategies for self-care, and resources for seeking support. Join us for an enlightening conversation on this important topic.
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a conversation with Sandra Ivy Chiworeka
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A conversation with Gorata Thipe
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A conversation on Women's sacrifice
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Reflecting on the time I have been away.
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A conversation on Happiness with Gifty Powers
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A conversation on sexual assault with Sue Bowles
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An episode I did on Healing with Zach Motes
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In as much as life can get hard, suicide is not the solution! We can all agree that death is a painful experience for those who are left behind. People succumb to various reasons like sicknesses, natural causes, psychological problems, et cetera. Sadly enough, we have lost a lot of our loved ones since the outbreak of COVID-19.
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A conversation on Depression with Patricia Nkwane
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Toxic family members are not a new thing in society. As human beings, our purpose is to serve and show compassion and the will to help, care and love others. It is from these natural traits that people get into relationships. As some relationships develop, the expectations and hopes fade into nothingness. What remains is the commitment and the material benefits, which are in most cases close to nothing. The most painful toxic relationship is that which occurs amongst family members. This is when relatives do not talk to each other, and they despise one another as if they are not of the same blood. Some even prefer to help strangers other than their own. The big question is on the causation of such behaviors amongst blood relations.
Through conversing with people from all walks of life, I have gathered information on the causes of toxic family relationships. Some attribute the conflicts that lead to toxicity to covetousness. As we all know, it’s very much common and possible that we all can never be equal despite being of the same blood. Social, financial and academic aspects of our lives differ from one family member to another. Whilst some have accepted this as the norm, some are finding it hard to accept this reality such that they end up being jealous of the ones ahead of them. Instead of being happy to see others level up and applauding for them, the raging spirit of jealousy envelops them. They begin to exude negative vibes that can result in them being toxic to their successful family members.
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Have you ever observed how spiders build a web? At first, you won’t notice a thing, but gradually it becomes clear and more significant depending on how laborious the spider is. I liken that to lies; one lie can end up becoming a web of lies. No wonder some individuals end up being pathological liars.
This is a conversation I had with Jimmy about why people tell lies and the consequences involved.
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A mother is expected to be on hand in the grooming of children in the family. Caring, devotion, affection and socialization are attributes that children learn from their mothers first. Toxic mothers come in different dimensions and variances. As a result, each case has its possible ways of resolving according to its merits and demerits.
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The act of forgiveness allows one to become whole, thereby accumulating positive energy and peace. Wounds of the soul are not easy to heal; they need mental strength through meditation and forms of therapy. The irony of it all is that you have to forgive but not forget, and if you forget, you won’t forgive.
This is a conversation about forgiveness with Rose, Kudakwashe and Sharon.
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A conversation on bullying featuring King B
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Conversation on toxic environments with Angela Pitton
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My story is one of the many common occurrences around the world. Many victims of rape find themselves in a state of self-blame, yet it was never their fault. The memory of their innocence being taken never fades, it’s always fresh in mind, and every teeny tiny bit of information is continuously replayed. In a bid to maintain an image in society, victims build walls to block out anyone who tries to form a relationship with them. This is done to protect themselves as they are in constant fear of another attack. Facades are typical amongst rape victims.
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Abusive romantic relationships negatively affect the victims physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally, thereby sucking them dry and leaving them empty. Some are left with or without enough willpower to walk away or move on.
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