Dedicated to my late grandfather, Ntate Shongwe.

The "Broken Bird" segment highlights the unhealthy and imbalanced relationship dynamics present in my life. I hope that this episode encourages people especially women to practice self love which includes learning to take care of yourselves so that you may be able to take care of those around you. This happens through healing and taking your time so that when you rise, you are able to thrive. Hope that this is worth listening...

This is an episode inspired by the rejection I've felt and experienced and the impact it has had on my mindset. This is an episode driven by, inspired by and created from a place of hope and heart. Hope it is worth listening...

Enjoy.

"Praying for our men" is the laziest thing I could say toward this cause. This month is Suicide Awareness Month and I think it's a tragedy when awareness is only raised momentarily but the rest of our lives don't really reflect the values of the movements we stand behind. I understand that I'm not perfect, we all never will be but I think we can attempt to do better. Earlier this year I published a suicide awareness episode and I spoke about the need to be accountable even though we're not necessarily responsible for the suicides that unfortunately occur in today's society. Truly hope that this episode is worth listening...

Unpolished, just me being me. Going raw...

Today's episode is a glimpse of my views on feminism by speaking about my admiration for the woman who pioneered the Age of Influence in the era of social media, Kim Kardashian-West. I give you a fraction on my views on women embracing their sexuality and backward stereotypes that fail to recognize women's abilities and achievements. Hope this is worth listening...

In today's episode I am discussing the themes of fate vs. decision making inspired by the movie, "The Adjustment Bureau", a lovestory with a stimulating twist, starring Matt Damon and Emily Blunt.

This episode is a review on the scenes from tonight's episode of the local hit telenovela, "The River." Commentary is given about the breaking point of Lindiwe and Zweli's love story and hopefully the beginning of them finally accepting their love for what it truly is.

Although we aren't responsible for suicides, this episode is about the sense of duty we need to have to account for them. "Everything...affects everything." If we choose to do things differently going forward by being more gentle and compassionate, the world might just be a much safer place for people to heal and to seize today and other days ahead.