The Feeling Station

I'm trying to do my best not to spoil it for you before you listen to this episode. I'm hoping the title does the episode justice. If you'd like to support the podcast you've grown to love, why not buy Tinto a coffee by visiting www.buymeacoffee.com/feelingstation and give as the spirit leads.

I've heard the saying go "don't give what you can't take". This is what really happened here.

Dreams have meaning for most people. Im not sure what the dreams in this episode meant. Do you?

What has happened to your weight when you have come out of a relationship? Do you gain or lose a few kilos or pounds? Listen to how breakups have affected us on this week's mid week drop with Tinto, Marlow, Nino Brown and our guest Nozipho. The podcast grows with your support. If you'd like to make Tinto's day, why not buy him a coffee by visiting www.buymeacoffee.com/feelingstation

Relationship Statuses Matter - What more can I say? Listen to how the ambiguity of my guest's relationship status played out for her in this week's episode of The Feeling StationIf you haven't already, we would be grateful if you spared 30 seconds to give us a 5 star rating. Rating the podcast helps reach other people that could benefit from the lessons that are shared here. Thank you and enjoy your episode : -)

Generational trauma is just that. Some get lost in the cycle and others try to do their best to break the trend. Which of the two are you? Listen to how a cycle of abuse seems perpetuate itself in the life of this week's guest.If you'd like to support the podcast, please give us a 5 star rating and if the bank account is feeling a touch healthy, head on to www.buymeacoffee.com and get us some coffees.

How many times have you ignored how powerful feelings can be? Whether you're the one feeling them or it's the other person? How did that play out for you in the end?This week we are joined by the fellas from 2 Broke Twimbos in the year' first cross over and we had a lot of fun talking about ignoring the power of feeling. If you'd like to support the podcast, why not drop Tinto some coffees by visiting www.buymeacoffee.com/feelingstation

We continue with Chasing I Do where my guest put marriage prospects ahead of good judgment. Have you ever been in a situation like that? If you'd like to support the podcast financially, head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/feelingstation and give as the spirit leads. If the coins are a little short right now, you can still support us by following the podcast and giving us a 5 star rating. Thanks for being such an amazing #FEELER

There's a growing number of stories that relate to parents and it's nice to have honest conversations such as this one. What is your relationship like with your mother, or your father? Listen to how dynamic the relationship my guest and her father is in this weekend's episode of The Feeling Station.

Being an active part of the church usually has some 'perks'. Some good, some bad... It's just down to how you make them work for you. Look at how status played out for my guest on this week's episode of The Feeling Station. Remember to support the podcast you have grown to love buy buying me a coffee right here www.buymeacoffee.com/feelingstation

At what point is too many people someone is cheating with enough?

Following on from the last episode, Nino Brown and I talk about what it has been like for us to have children.

My guest really got my heart strings in this one, because of the impact her childhood has had on her. If you are a parent, and if you can, please be the best version of you so that your child is the best version of themselves.

We all kinda fold our faces when we see a 'builder's bum', that top of the bum usually at lunch time when they are all on a break. Now imagine that, lower the pants until you have the whole ass crack out... Well, that's what this whole episode is about. I leave your imagine to do its thang, and let my guest explain why. This episode comes with a trigger warning and if you know that matters of abuse in any form will affect you, please skip this one.

The journey to self discovery never ends does it?