ICEMAN Recap — Part 2

Nicole is back, and this time we’re talking about the event scene in Zambia. Having spent time away, she shares a fresh perspective on what stands out, what feels like it’s missing, and the little details that could make events more memorable—especially from a woman’s point of view. It’s an honest conversation about the experiences that keep people coming back... or make them think twice.Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

The World Cup has given us unforgettable moments, unexpected upsets, and plenty to argue about. In this episode, Wengo and I look back at the tournament so far, talk about what’s lived up to the hype, what hasn’t, and make our predictions ahead of the final. Whether we’re right or completely off the mark... only time will tell. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Why do I still podcast after all this time?In this solo episode, I reflect on the journey behind the microphone. What keeps me going, the lessons I've learned through consistency, and why success means something different to me today than it did when I first started. Whether you're a creator, chasing a goal, or simply trying to stay committed to something that matters, I hope this conversation reminds you why it's worth showing up, even when no one is watching.What keeps you going when the results aren't immediate?Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

In this episode, Nicole and I put some unpopular opinions to the test. From relationships and friendships to everyday life and AI, we each bring a few hot takes, rate them, and explain whether we agree, disagree, or think they're completely outrageous.Some opinions had us on the same page, while others sparked a debate. Tune in and let us know—which takes would you rate a 10, and which ones deserve a 1?Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

At some point, many of us stop trying new things—not because we don't want to, but because we've become uncomfortable with being beginners.In this solo episode, I reflect on why we're so afraid to look inexperienced, make mistakes, or fail in front of other people. We talk about how pride, comparison, and the pressure to have everything figured out can quietly keep us from growing. Whether it's starting a new career, learning a new skill, or simply stepping outside your comfort zone, being "bad" at something is often the first step toward becoming great at it.Growth isn't about getting everything right the first time—it's about being willing to start anyway.Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

In this episode, Wezi & Nicole have an honest conversation about men's mental health and some of the challenges many men face but don't always talk about. From societal expectations and emotional vulnerability to the pressure to provide and appear strong, we explore how these experiences can shape the way men navigate life.  This episode isn't about having all the answers, it's about creating space for an important conversation that doesn't happen nearly enough. A thoughtful conversation about being human, seeking support, and creating space for men to be heard.What do you think is the biggest challenge facing men's mental health today? Let us know in the comments.Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

On this episode of Scary Hours, Wezi sit down with his little sister Nicole to talk about what it's actually like growing up with an older brother. From childhood memories and sibling fights to lessons learned and the roles we play in each other's lives, we unpack the good, the bad, and everything in between. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

The second part of our ICEMAN review is here! Following up on our first drop, we look into the R&B-focused “HABIBTI” and the more experimental approach taken on “MAID OF HONOR.” This is one you don’t wanna miss, so tune in and turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

The episode you’ve been waiting for is here! Drizzy Drake Rogers dropped the most highly anticipated album of the year, ICEMAN!We had to share our thoughts on the project, the rollout, and everything in between. Three albums?! We had to split this review. Get cozy, and turn the cameras off, please!Disclaimer: Our views and information may DEFINITELY have changed since recording this episode. Stay tuned for Part 2!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Jae joins us for a conversation about passion, purpose, and what it really looks like to bet on yourself creatively. From becoming the first black actor to start as Gavroche in Les Misérables on London’s West End theatre as a child, to building platforms for emerging talent and working across music, film, and content creation, his journey has been anything but ordinary. Along the way, he’s collaborated with talents like Burna Boy, Mahalia, Fred Again, and Little Mix, and even helped drive the viral campaign behind the hit track 'Body' by Tion Wayne & Russ. A conversation about trusting your vision and seeing where it can take you.Watch the full video here! Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK