Lobola? Marriage? Polygamy? In/out of community of property? Cohabitation? On this episode, we are joined by Tshegofatso Malope, an admitted attorney of the High Court, who will take us through the different types of marriage in South Africa.

What's so important about embracing seasons? What does it really mean? How does it affect me or those around me? Tune in to find out.

This episode serves as a reminder for all us that feel like we have not been the best version of ourselves this year that, IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO REINVENT OR RENEW OURSELVES.

On this episode we talk about the common "storms" we face in life, and why it's important to change our perspective so we can learn the lessons behind each storm.

Let's talk about finances with Tiisetso Malapane, a financial advisor and registered accountant under the South African Institute of Professional Accountants (SAIPA). This was an interesting yet informative chat. Be sure to check it out!

On this episode we had a real and truthful conversation about navigating relationships outside your religion. How do you view people outside your religion and how well do you relate with them? Make sure you tune in to hear our views.

Get to know your hosts a bit more as we unpack and reflect on past mistakes, the lessons we've learnt and the changes we're going to implement this year in our personal lives. So many valuable lessons were shared on the episode. Be sure to check it out!

On this episode we had a conversation with Kebalepile Ramafoko, former crowned Miss Mpumalanga 2019 and Miss Mamelodi Sundowns finalist 2021. We talked about her modeling journey, the industry and much more. This episode changed our perspective on pageant

We got to have an interesting conversation about therapy with a registered counsellor, Simphiwe Malaza. We highly recommend that you tune in, as it might change your perspective on therapy (in a good way). Also find out how you can reach Simphiwe Malaza f

This is a continuation of Part 1 of the episode called Healing from trauma & starting over. Lucky Mthembu explains how the justice system failed in assisting her, and the reasons why she established The Nokuthula Legacy. The healing process is a messy one