We Muve Xperience Podcast

On this special episode I’m joined by an incredibly talented south African hip hop artist, VenusRaps. She is known for her lyrical prowess that has seen her being feature on Slikour on Life’s Hot on the Streets as part of the artists to look out for and she delivered an unforgettable freestyle on Channel O’s Freestyle Friday presented by Stogie T.

VenusRaps takes us through her experience as part of the Sports Scene Put Me On Rap competition, the process of making her first EP titled Heir & what she wished she could have done better on the project and also lets us in on what being an independent artist means and how you can make it work for you.

Listen to Heir here: VenusRaps - Heir (lnk.to)

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It's the final episode of season 3 and I’m joined by Radio Presenter and Podcaster, Nolu Nkwali. Last year she joined the biggest podcasting network in SA which is Podcast and Chill with MacG as a co-host on On The Table, A female lead show that tackles everyday topics including ones that may be deemed as taboo.

Today she talks to us about her journey in the broadcasting industry, from auditioning for the Podcast and Chill Network, her experience at the Christian radio station SID Media as well explain to us why she finds it important for her Christian beliefs to be equally represented in the media space.

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Today on the show I’m joined by aspiring Storyteller and digital content creator, Kundai Nachito. Kundai was diagnosed with HIV when she was 3 years old and for the last few years, she’s been using her Poetry and online interview series, Sick Faces to breakdown complex but sometimes simple challenges of living with a chronic illness. she talks to us about the insecurities of sharing her lived experiences vs the expert medical knowledge on HIV that usually come from an outside perspective and shares significant advice on how to freely engage on conversations around HIV and lifelong illnesses  as to not seclude a major fraction of our society.

Today we're joined by Talent & Learning Manager at CHEP Logistics in the sub-Saharan branch, Aviwe Mpikeleli. Aviwe shares with us what kept her striving for success at university despite financial challenges and changing courses several times. She explains to us the significance of internships and mentorships for young professionals, why she focuses on mentoring mostly Black, Coloured, and Indian individuals and also shares opportunities to work for global organisations by either moving abroad or still being based in South Africa.

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Joining us on this week’s episode is Sales Specialist and Revenue Generator, Khethiwe Mthethwa. On the show she shares with us the 4 main factors for failing in selling, how you can strategically use these factors as a point of improvement in your own start-up, how she personally overcame and burnout and how you can gather knowledge while working for established organisations before branching out into your own business.

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Today on the show I’m joined by 5FM DJ and TV Presenter (Massive Music), Smash Afrika. He shares with us in detail his come up, from auditioning on radio stations and figuring out his voice, his audience and what he adds to presenting, the lessons he has learnt in the industry and gives advice to up and coming musicians on how to better their craft and what it takes get their music playlisted on his show, 5NIGHTS on 5FM. 

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On the podcast today we have Image Consultant, Content Creator, and the Founder of Royal Couture, Omila Gqoboka. She shares with us how she started her business as a side hustle to her career in Economics, the incredible work she and her husband are doing through the Gqoboka Foundation as well as giving us valuable advice on social media collaborations: about how to initiate them, how to grow your brand from them and when to reject them.

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On this week’s episode we have the Cook and Owner of Leyfort’s Kitchen, Leyfort Mogane. He shares with us how quitting his job in the tourism industry and following his passion has led to him creating employment for himself & others as well as how knowing your niche can help your business accomplish more in a relatively shorter space of time.

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Today on the show I am joined by CEO of Start-up business Kinina Africa and Author of children's book World of Black Beauty, Toronto Malawu. She takes us through her journey of starting her cosmetics business from just letting a few people sample her products to the business becoming a trusted brand that it right now and shares her tips and tested strategies of how you can start creating multiple streams of income today.  

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On this episode we have Lwandle Dhladhla, Podcaster and Digital Content Creator. She explains to us why having a voice in today's digital space is significant, how you can tap into the Social Media Influencing Industry regardless of your audience size and also reveals some of her own secrets to producing incredible content for brand campaigns.

Listen to her Podcast here: I'm Immortal Now

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