An ever-changing world means ever-changing dynamics... But what about dynamics that don't change? Sonia Phalatse and I wrap up this series about equal footing in various industries, as well as the world in general with a look into new paths that can be paved. Spaces like technology and civil society form a backdrop for our conclusion about the evolving role of women in today's society.

The parenthood discussion gets taken even further to explore the ins & outs of just how a child (and eventual adult) can be affected by absence and abandonment on any level, and by either parent. The rising instances of co-parenting relationships gets to be picked apart with a look into the pitfalls and upsides of the dynamic. The hope for better dynamics remains... which is the overall wish that is expressed on this edition.

The idea & concept of fatherhood has changed faces from generation to generation. Whether it's good or bad fatherhood, opinions differ about the quality of certain approaches and perspectives. Some are present, some are absent... Some are even absent while present. With help from differing contributions, we look into the various faces of fatherhood (and parenthood as a whole) in this series of The Offcast.

As the journey with Mo Malele reaches its conclusion, the attention is cast back to "My Country Needs Me," the trials & tribulations of her creative process and some outlooks on the political arena of South Africa. True to the conversation so far, it's one final adventure. The album is available on all digital platforms.

A wordsmith. A lyricist. A storyteller. Mo Malele is breaking the mold of traditional poetry one line at a time. This edition of The Offcast will allow us a chance to get to know more about the writer, her personal journey and her debut album, "My Country Needs Me." It's available on all digital platforms.