A deep conversation about African culture, beliefs, religion and how these influence our daily living experience. Recorded at the Kemit Lounge on a Sunny Tuesday afternoon.

Psychedelics, tryptamine, hallucinogens, these are the names given to plants which Cary chemicals that open “Doors of perception “( Aldous Huxley ) they’ve been used in History as many of the cave paintings still have the shamans with mushrooms sprouting from their bodies, an indication of historical use which lead to cattle worship as they grow in cow dung, speaking of psilocybin mushrooms in this case. They are said to have had a hand in the creation of language ( Terrence McKenna) and with the ability of inducing ego death, one is cast in a world which is ruled by autonomous entities who carry secret messages for the human species. MENZI kaGudu MASEKO elaborates.

A conversation with bab’ MENZI ka Gudu MASEKO, a walking library in the field of African Cosmology. We dive in the explanation of what is Ntu, the Ntu we find in the Nguni language which is commonly associated with people of the African soul. Bab’ MASEKO spills the beans and gives a rich explanation of our history and our dream scapes worlds which we call the Astral Realm.

The Book of Mormon, said to be discovered by Joseph Smith in the 1600s is an account of Jesus Christ which isn’t reviled in the current King James Version, the dominant version. Missionaries, just as they did then are still walking the streets of 3rd world countries like ours, South Africa, in order to reinforce what they had introduced when they settled on our soil.

The Bat Centre in association with Inzalabantu and The Fun House presents a public dialogue on the issue of Gender Based Violence and Femicide. I, a father of Enhle Majozi who lost her life through an officer she dated, share my experience and a holistic view I have on the Government of the day and the cultural ills in our society.

A perspective from a Shaman BaKaNtu-NyRa Luzuko KaMtengelwa, who tells of his personal encounter with the transcendental other, how the logos leads him and the quest for the human species as we draw closer to a new era of consciousness

A monologue episode, first for the Unfiltered podcast. There has always been a sense of something lost in all of us, a yearning or feeling of disappointment and dissatisfaction from who we’ve become and what culture has molded us to be.

In a world filled with hope and all that’s good, one is usually bombarded by the true realities of life’s challenges as we grow. Mpumelelo Makhanya,inspired youth with ambitions but has had to deal with his own adversities, head-on, to conquer and become the best version of himself.

A chat with a musical sensation Lex LaFoy, a Durban born rapper, writer, entrepreneur and actress. We take a look into her journey, as she’ been a part of the hip hop culture from the early 2000s. With a staying power that has spun over the years, she gives a detailed overview of who she is and what her story is, all unfiltered, just for you.😎 Thank you to our first Lex LaFoy Thank you Zama Khumalo - Itheku Connect Recorded @ Ukuluka Gallery

We chat to Njinga Mpanza, a father, award winning radio broadcaster, club dj and and entrepreneur. Discussion on what makes good radio, spirituality, religion and all that makes him who he is, a very deep look into some matters that relate to everyday living when you’re in the industry and how to have staying power in it. Thank you once again to our guest and: Itheku Connect for connections Sludge Underground Podcast for lead [audio] Lemon Dove - for coming through [audio] Seanradfordmusic - Mix/Master