Nobody enjoys failure. Yet it is an integral part of our human experience. Though Ucindami Mafeni knew this with his mind, his eyes were yet to see what failure ultimately looks like- and what it unearths in the process. All this and more.

Unexpected Curveballs

May 21st, 2021 46m 11s

A few days before your final undergraduate exams, you get a phone call that your only parent has passed away. One can never prepare for the avalanche of emotions and grief that tragedy brings upon us when unexpected curve-balls come our away. O

Self Awareness

May 14th, 2021 35m 15s

'Even in your whisper, you still have a voice.' Acceptance is something we all struggle with in varying degrees. Beyond acceptance, do we accept ourselves? Are we aware of what we are accepting about ourselves? Lynnely details her ongoing journ

Validation and Shame

Apr 29th, 2021 43m 45s

Validation is something we all seek for in various degrees and spheres. Why do we want it? Is it healthy or borderline problematic to live a life that binges on the approval of others? In this episode, we hear the story of one who has walked be

A Long Overdue Return

Apr 22nd, 2021 31m 18s

Join the twenty somethings as they discuss the months that have been and their long overdue return to Season 2. This season takes a different spin as they dive into the vulnerable bits of life, seeking more clarity, hope and freedom.

Get To Know Us (Season Finale)

Jul 3rd, 2020 59m 3s

Catch the two twenty somethings on their season one finale as they answer some of your questions. From "when was the last time you cried?" to the age old question: "Mukwatira Liti?"Enjoy the Amapiano, House and Urban mix

Storytime with Faith Mussa

Jun 19th, 2020 48m 3s

Meet the man behind the guitar: Faith Mussa! We talk dreadlocks, music career and his most embarrassing moment. All this and more!

Dear Gentlemen, Lets Talk (Part 2)

Jun 12th, 2020 1h 5m

On this weeks episode of the "Dear Gentlemen, Lets Talk" Part 2, we are joined again with Wiza Jalakasi and our new guest Mayeso Mazengera as they share some thoughts and experiences on African Cultural Misogyny, patriarchy and toxic masculinit

Drowning: Escapism

May 28th, 2020 48m 50s

Join the part 2 of the "Drowning" series where the two twenty somethings explore the concept of escapism. None of us enjoy negative emotions and unwanted feelings. We naturally seek to run and escape, looking for solitude. On this weeks episode

Drowning- Depression & Anxiety

May 15th, 2020 1h 3m

On this weeks episode our guest shares her journey with her two unwanted companions- Depression and Anxiety. Often times our mental health is neglected creating a breeding ground for unhealthy thinking. Join this candid conversation as she peel

How Malawian Are You?

May 8th, 2020 33m 27s

A recent tweet by Jeremiah Chienda (also known as LiWu) begged the statement that "are you sure you are Malawian?" is NOT a compliment. The twenty somethings explored ideologies surrounding what the narrative of Malawian means and why it is imp

Dear Gentlemen, Lets Talk

May 1st, 2020 1h 5m

Our good friend Wiza Jalakasi shares some thought and experiences on African cultural misogyny, patriarchy and toxic masculinity. How does this affect our relationships? Does it play on our mental health? Often times this is a conversation met

Why I Came Back

Apr 23rd, 2020 28m 3s

Meet Lindiwe Sibande. Lawyer by profession. Lover of humor and the face of third culture kids. We follow up with her as she narrates tales of leaving Malawi during her formative years, the decisions she had to make in-between and her number one

Lets Talk LockDown

Apr 17th, 2020 32m 16s

Lockdown has been the conversation on most peoples minds and mouth this week. The country (and the world at large) are in a state of figuring things out. Are we ready for lockdown? What does lockdown look like in Malawi? What are peoples concer

Parents: The Space Between Us

Apr 10th, 2020 21m 27s

As each generation steps in, the space between us seems to be getting larger (unknowingly and knowingly so). Our parents were us and we (perhaps) will be our parents. Yet, for the most part, we are strangers. What role do our parents/guardians

Don't Rush

Apr 3rd, 2020 23m 36s

On todays episode, the two twenty somethings talk about the "Don't Rush" social media Challenge. Hair brushes, make up brushes and in more recent times, beard brushes! Image is something we all (to various degrees) care about. Questions were re

COVID-19, Social Distancing & Adulting

Mar 27th, 2020 19m 57s

The news on COVID-19 has taken over all platforms and mediums. Is the adjustment process easy during this pandemic? What does self-isolation look like for you? Join these twenty somethings as they figure out life during this pandemic (with a sp

Adult Friendships Are Hard

Mar 20th, 2020 20m 28s

As kids, forming connections with other kids was second nature. No struggles. No barriers. No real effort (for the most part). The older we get however, this begins to change. Are adult friendships hard?

Malawi: To Leave or Not to Leave?

Mar 13th, 2020 20m

Many young adults feel the need to cross borders and find greener pastures. Should we blame them? Or is there another perspective? Join the two twenty somethings as they unravel contentious thoughts: to leave or not to leave?

Pilot, Podcast and Pulpit

Mar 5th, 2020 14m 51s

Welcome to our first “podisode.” We tell the story of why this podcast exists and some of our 'ah-hah' moments that reminded us of our current social labeling: adults!

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