The Coffee Date: Recent Episodes
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Youth Month came and left. As we commemorated the youth of 1976. In their episode, Mulalo and I reflect on what it means to be a young person in 2020. Enjoy
Our milestones often present a chance for us to reflect on our lives. Tshego just celebrated her 31st birthday and lets us in on her journey of healing. It hasn’t been an easy journey having to overcome life’s setbacks.
In a world where you can be so many things, Terrence and I talk about what’s really important; making an impact, touching lives and staying true to your authentic self. Tune in and share this wisdom with anyone who may need to hear. Enjoy
Odifentse Lehasa was well ahead of the times when she chose to pursue a career in Information Systems. That coupled with her knack for entrepreneurship and purpose mindset, she is sure set to do big things for our generation.
Katlego Nake is an advocate for women empowerment in the workplace, a leader and a go-getter in a male dominated world. Come along as she tells us about how she’s taking up space.
01:00 15/04/2020 I’m inspired to put words down and this is what transpired. Im sharing a piece of my soul
As the popular question goes: who, dead or alive would you invite for coffee? My answer is Zanele Mpela. Prepare to find out why and be inspired as she takes us through her life story and how she continues to win against all odds.
Sandile is currently living and studying in Chile. In this conversation we share our experiences on how life has changed, the highs and lows as well as the weird and wonderful stories from our adventures abroad.
In today’s episode we chat about navigating the world of dating. Once you’re over the 30 year mark, things become interestingly complex especially when it comes to relating with the other gender... join us as we openly share our experiences in this department.
Introduction to the podcast and what you can expect our conversations to be on. Remember the more unscripted, the more authentic we’ll be. Straight from the heart