THE URBAN RABBI AND THE POET: Recent Episodes
The Urban Rabbi and The Poet
Catch Mwewa(The Urban Rabbi) and Patrick(The Poet) on a fortnight podcast as they talk about life, faith and things people don't talk about.
How does a Believer become so heavenly minded but still earthly relevant? Listen in as Mwewa (The Urban Rabbi) and Patrick ( The Poet) discuss how one can navigate faith in a secular world as a Christian
Listen in as we discuss some misconceptions people have about Manhood.. In this Episode we featured a friend, Happyson. Enjoy
Do we really have to forgive and forget? Are there any offences that are beyond forgiveness? Listen in as Patrick Chitengi(The Poet) dives into a few misconceptions people have about forgiveness. This is the 5th Episode of our Misconceptions series. (we realised that the background music got too loud from somewhere 20 mins to 25mins only after uploading the episode but after that the music goes back to the background )
We are all relational beings by design and one of the most beautiful relationships one can ever experience is a romantic relationship with the opposite sex... Listen in as Mwewa (The Urban Rabbi) and Patrick (The Poet) discuss a few misconceptions people have about romantic Relationships
Is being single a blessing or a curse? Listen in as Mwewa(The Urban Rabbi) and Patrick(The Poet) dive into discussing about misconceptions that many people have about being Single. (this episode was supposed to have been shared last time but we changed our minds and recorded something different which we shared 2weeks ago but we decided to still share this as this week's episode).
We live in a world full of misconceptions about so many things... Listen in as Mwewa(The Urban Rabbi) and Patrick(The Poet) dive into a podcast series called MISCONCEPTIONS. This is the first episode of the series.
Looking at the current covid19 pandemic, how can one navigate through life without losing hope? Listen in as Mwewa(The Urban Rabbi) and Patrick(The Poet) dive into the topic and share their thoughts.... "Even when today's day drips with darkness, even when it's light is dimmed with fear and uncertainty. When every cough and sneeze is regarded as an anthem of death and a handshake becomes more than just a gesture of humanity but a weapon of mass distraction. When the whole world comes to a stand still and the reason to stay away from work is no longer just the Sabbath rest... How does one respond? - The Poet