Defining Mental Health with Zaylia

Cancel Culture In the Anti-GBV movement

Hey Guys In todays episode we unpacked the importance and effectiveness of cancel culture. Xavien and Atang also shared their views on why they think cancel culture could be ineffective and measures that could be used to ensure that there is accountability and action

Being a woman in 2021

Season 2. On episode 1 of this season we are joined by Tshiamo Mobe. She is a WITS graduate, an Actress and a model. She is also part of the Global Citizen fellowship. A young trailblazer and extraordinary human being. We talk about the challenges of women in the arts industry, and the importance of staying true to your call. Never forget why you do what you do.

The Anti- GBV Movement

This week I had a conversation with Cheryl Zondi and Lesego Mahlangu, on Zoom. We talked about the anti-GBv movement. These awesome ladies had insightful views and will leave you awestruck. Tune in to episode 4 of my podcast

Experience in a Psychiatric hospital

Madzanga tells her story about being admired in a Psychiatric hospital for 21 days. The conversations around mental health are so important and we need to embrace our process. Our journeys and our stories matter

Defining Mental Health with Zaylia

Today’s guest is Zaylia Vivienne , she is the present and future of South Africa. Mental health is something that we often over look and don’t speak of often, it’s so important to learn and educate ourselves about mental health, such that we begin to build a society that is not broken. What is Mental health, what are the Expectations and the Realities? In this conversation we also briefly discussed Influencer and Activists.