Undone

Kudzai Dune

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Undone

When I think of the word undone, I think of when you pull a thread on a shirt or jumper and more of the fabric comes undone. And I hope this is what this podcast would be. As we explore concepts and themes through dialogue, that the fabric of everything you thought you knew would come undone. And in that space you would find freedom to weave threads from other fabrics into your own.

28 MAY

Mother's May Advocate

In this episode, we have an enlightening conversation with Habiba Ahmed, an inspiring birth doula dedicated to advocating for mothers and families. She is deeply involved in postpartum support work and is passionate about empowering voices to strengthen the family unit. With a particular focus on increasing Black people's ability to show up in society, she shares her insights and experiences on the importance of community support, holistic care, and the transformative power of childbirth. Join us as we explore the vital role of doulas in nurturing and empowering families, and learn how her work is making a significant impact in the lives of those she serves. Whether you're expecting, a new parent, or interested in maternal health advocacy, this episode offers valuable perspectives on creating a supportive and empowering environment for all families. SOCIALS: @undone.thepodcast @ku.dzai @4th.trimester @habiiba.ahmd

56 min
8 MAY

Mother's May Heal Mother Wounds

To commemorate Mother's Day, for the month of May we’ll be joined by trailblazing, visionary women and mothers. We’ll explore various themes surrounding motherhood, families, and parent-child dynamics.First we have Letwin, my mother, the woman who brought me into the world. She is a mental health practitioner and business owner. Letwin will be sharing her journey into motherhood and what healing from a mother wound has looked like, while also exploring how raising your own kids interplays with that.

1h 35m
31 MAR

Beats & Breakthroughs: Unleashing African Artistry

Music is a language that brings universal understanding. Today, we explore three creative masterminds as they make their mark in the music industry, nationally and globally. From the lifestyle and business of artistry, to the anxiety of representing, to being young, black, and African in Australia making art, and the beauty of going against the grain for your passions. We left it all on the couch. SOCIALS: Executive Producer & Host: @ku.dzai , @undone.thepodcast Videographer & Director: @andthen_au Sound Engineer: @swimgood.wav Master Editor: @shotbyshayne_ Interviewees: @mwnaje_t , @msniasha , @sampa_the_great

1h 59m
26 MAR

Be In Spaces Built For You

In this episode, Kudzai reflects on her experience moving to Melbourne and how it acted as a catalyst for her to expand her dreams and aspirations. She shares how being in a new environment provided her with the opportunity to think bigger and envision new possibilities for herself. Moreover, Kudzai talks about attending the Amari Gala, an event dedicated to celebrating Black Excellence in Australia. She describes the atmosphere as one filled with potential, where individuals from the African community came together to honour achievements, foster connections, and inspire each other to reach greater heights. The Gala served as a platform to showcase the talent, resilience, and contributions of African individuals in various fields, thereby highlighting the richness and diversity within the community. SOCIALS: @undone.thepodcast, @ku.dzai

18 min
28 FEB

Reflections, Accountability, and the Future of Anaka

Join us for part two of our chat with Rumbie, delving into entrepreneurship in Australia's beauty scene. Explore career-defining moments, the power of accountability, and Anaka's exciting future. Gain insights on resilience and innovation as Rumbie shares her journey and vision for empowering through skincare. SOCIALS: @undone.thepodcast, @ku.dzai @heyimrumbiie, @anakaandco

39 min
15 FEB

Entrepreneurship & Representation

Rumbie Mudzengi- founder & CEO of Anakaglam, mental health advocate, MC, speaker, co-author and make-up artist joins us. We talk about her journey with Anaka and navigating the Australian beauty industry as a black woman. SOCIALS: @undone.thepodcast @ku.dzai @heyimrumbiie @anakaandco

43 min
1 FEB

Journey With Me

It is just me. No guests. Just you and I having a heart to heart. Join me as I share the journey of Undone. From episode one to now. I also dive into the mission and vision of this platform AND there is a very special announcement at the end. SOCIALS: @undone.thepodcast @ku.dzai

26 min
18 JAN

Black Men & Mental Health

TRIGGER WARNING: The following episode contains a discussion about suicide, mental health, addiction and eating disorders. In this episode, I am joined by Psychiatrist, Dr Xavier Mulenga. He specialises in addiction and eating disorders. In this conversation, we explore many themes; from black men and mental health to substance use and abuse, culture & stigma, relationships and parental legacies. SOCIALS: @undone.thepodcast, @ku.dzai Dr Mulenga's other interviews: https://rebeccaray.com.au/episode-85/ https://www.canwetalkaboutit.info/episodes/s2e3-sex-intimacy-relationships-xavier-mulenga https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3Ph0ecyoL8 https://vimeo.com/471242987 https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/sundayextra/the-roundtable:-mental-health-in-a-multicultural-society/12412090 https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/journey-into-therapy-a-q-a-session/id1650166077?i=1000590219857

2h 2m

14/04/2020

Intro

IG: @undone.thepodcast

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3 min

When I think of the word undone, I think of when you pull a thread on a shirt or jumper and more of the fabric comes undone. And I hope this is what this podcast would be. As we explore concepts and themes through dialogue, that the fabric of everything you thought you knew would come undone. And in that space you would find freedom to weave threads from other fabrics into your own.

Creator

Kudzai Dune
Years Active

2020 - 2024
Episodes

28
Rating

Explicit
Copyright

© Kudzai Dune
Show Website

Undone