51. There's music in the air||Part 2

52. Robbed off an Education

51. There's music in the air||Part 2

Hi mackies! Here's the final installation of Episode 50 "There's Music in the Air"- where we hear whyBrian Tshoni [ https://linktr.ee/A.B.T?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=1b607a6a-8537-4f28-b77c-5710db3eaf5d ] started making rap music! We also hear from a friend of the podcast Lufezo on what music means to him. Disclaimer:I do not own any or claim any of the music used in this podcast as my own. Break music by Bedroom Dreams Song: Coisini See you next time!

50. There's Music in the Air| Part 1

Hello beautiful mackies, I hope you are in good health and that you'll enjoy this first podcast of the year. This is only part one. I hope this year brings us closer together, pleasefind the missing 6 episodes on YouTube Intro song: Close the lights by Michael Ramir C Details of the artist discussed: Artist: A.B.T [https://open.spotify.com/artist/6JKFwoDCopyIgdUXkdZLZZ?si=AKw4DbirR4KJd51QW1JuQw] IG: abtshoni Songs "covered" in this episode: 1.10 000 reasons (bless the Lord) by Matt Redman and Steve Angrisano 2. Tapout by Rich Gang 3. Four women by Nina Simone #podcast #music #art #artist

44. We are saved by Grace

The book of Ecclesiastes states that everything is meaningless, but perhaps the teaching that we will account for actions someday gives life enough meaning. Marlice talks about how your works are meaningless in an attempt to enter heaven, but that GRACE is what gives you meaning. People featured in this episode: Tshisevhe Netshimbupfe: chichi_netsh Amkele Sifo: pprogress_101 YouTube: ‎@Pprogres_101  Maqhawe Mazibane Sinethemba: swee.etmelanin Keisha Luyanda Sishi: luya.sishi Vusi: vusi_photography Unako Qupha: quphaa Thando Shube: tando.shoe_bae Khomotso Phetla: aspacekhomotso_arts Andile Madela: andile_madela31 Queten Khumalo: 5ways_1ntentions Siyabonga Mphuthi: siya.mphuthi Eza Helder Ngam: yourstruly.helder Aphumelele Ndelu: voice.over.internet.protocol YouTube: ‎@twotoneap9844  Tshiamo: tii_amo89

43. End year fatigue

Year-end fatigue normally sets in 4 or 3 months before the year ends. THE HUMAN BODY REQUIRES REST! This episode is packed with personal experience for reference! please do leave a comment or any feedback! People featured in this podcast: Unako Qupha: quphaa Tebatšo:godsbutler YouTube:‎@godsbutlervlogs  Khomotso Phetla: @aspacekhomotso_arts Jordan Philander: jpkingphilly17_ Amanda Botha:indiego.botha (of brand) kwelinye.icala Lufezo Bodla: Lufezobodla Neo of :fantasi_gallery Remember to leave us a rating and follow the podcast.