Shameless🫣

"As a woman, it should be in your understanding that you came into this world with things that belong entirely to you; your access, your time, your energy, your softness, your presence, your consent - and that you have the full right to decide who gets them, for how long, and under what conditions."~@Divayetti1Episode 2 of season 7 sees me joined by Nama Dutton to have an insightful, hilarious and in depth conversation on how we got to the point of withdrawal.

I kick off Season 7 with my resident guest, Chichi, where we talk about the complexities of being a first born daughter. We touch on who you date and eventually marry, the entitlement you give your siblings, how you give and receive love, the woman you decide to become, the career path you choose, the friends you have, how you let your anger affect you and so much more.Because whether you're aware of it or not, the way you're raised as a first born daughter is very different to the rest of your siblings and deeply affects all aspects of your life... sometimes negatively.

In this final installment for the season, I finally tell the story about how I lost my job after 12 months of silence on the matter. I also address why I have not released an episode since June and also share my journey of preparing my womb for impending motherhood.

"There's a period of time many women have to go through to remove certain ideologies ingrained in them from religion, culture and family. If you do not go through this sort of liberation, you may never free yourself and you will carry shame that isn't yours."

Change is the only constant in life. This episode not only looks at what has changed in my life, but more importantly how those changes have impacted and influenced me as a person and how well I have managed them, if at all. I'm joined by honourary podcast member Sisanda Chiyanzu as she shares her perspective with depth and no filter

Welcome back to a new season! To kick off season 6, I unpack what it has meant for me over the years to be described as a "naked person" and what it means for me now in the literal and in the figurative sense, especially being in a country as conservative as Zimbabwe is or at least pretends to be.

In this episode I talk about my radio journey from how i landed on radio by being discovered to how and why i moved from the first radio station to the 4th one where I'm at. I talk candidly about sexual harassment in the work place, racism, the worst people to have worked with, the best people to have worked with, my influences and everything radio.

We have all either been the other woman or experienced the presence of another woman atleast once in past or even current relationships. As someone whose been on both sides of the coin here's what it looks and feels like

TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Sharing the top 5 of my life's most traumatic incidents. Uncomfortably confronting how they have shaped and moulded who I am, how I thin and act, how I process things, how I've healed and dealt with them all...well most of them. Among the incidents is the rape, being a pastors kid and public defamation of character.

Navigating the complexities and changes that come with 30 and I found I have managed to find peace in a tumultuous environment