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Letlotlo, Unfiltered is me returning to my default settings. No chasing. No performing. Just me, showing up as I am, in real time. This is a space for honesty, reflection, growing in public, and learning how to stay. If you’re in a season of becoming, you’re in the right place.
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In this episode, we chat to DJ and Radio Presenter, Le Nanza. We chat about her growing career, the importance of women in the entertainment industry and she offers some advice to anyone attempting to penetrate the entertainment space! Enjoy it!
Five years later, I’m back.Not with a big plan. Not with a rebrand. Just with honesty.In this first episode, I talk about coming back to this space after years of starting, stopping, building, leaving, and becoming. About living far from home, answering to a different name at work, and realizing that somehow, through all the noise, I’ve been trying to return to myself.This episode is less of an introduction and more of a quiet return.No chasing. No performing. Just showing up.Let’s make sure this one sticks.
In this short episode we engage about the importance of creating impact and why one should strive to have a positive impact upon their world and upon the the people around them.
In this episode, we chat a little bit about how to increase productivity and not fall into the trap of laziness during this national lockdown.
On this week’s episode, we chat about how fearful experiences hold us captive and how we can overcome this.
In this short second episode, we chat a little bit about the danger of gender roles in society and how this is the root of issues such as GBV and homosexuality. We also highlight three things that we can all do to contribute to the dismantling of gender roles.
There is also an announcement about Walks with Khulisa Mfazi, listen to that and follow this link to purchase your tickets.
Link for tickets: https://www.quicket.co.za/events/85522-walk-with-khulisa-mfazi/#/
Living in South Africa, as a womxn has become terrifying. This emotional episode highlights the pain that womxn are currently enduring due to the hatred and war against womxn in our country.
Today’s episode is a reminder to slow down, recognise the blessings already around us, and shift from constantly wanting more to intentionally appreciating what we already have. A gentle pause before we move forward.
A personal reflection on reconciliation, not as a concept, but as an internal practice of making peace with who you are and where you are becoming.
‘There’s no greater gift than to honor your life’s calling. It’s why you were born. And how you become most truly alive.’ Let’s talk about the importance of finding and living within your purpose.
Ever feel stuck & stagnant in your life? Well, this episode will guide you through some of those feelings and assist in releasing those feeling in order to restart, relearn and reinvent yourself.
In this episode, we chat with Tebogo Mphahlele. She is the founder of Lead Young SA Foundation & Women Network Africa. She is an agent of change and an advocate for women all over Africa!
In this episode we have an insightful conversation about black hair and beauty and we touch on many aspects such as maintenance & the hardships of being a black girl in South Africa with 4c textured hair.
Today we’re having a conversation with Athabile Ngxamngxa, Head of Brand & Activations, for Homecoming Events! We chat all about the entertainment world & more about how Homecoming Events continues to successfully reign in the event space!
On this special day, we sit down with Matshepo Seloi who is an anti-rape & mental awareness advocate. She sits down and educates us from her past experiences.
Many of us have battled with a low self-esteem due to unattainable body standards that society has placed for us. Today, we’re visited by Mbali Shabalala & Wandile Ndlovu and we chat a little bit about how to love yourself and love your body!
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