We Talk Too Pod Namukolo Mwangala and Tracy Gatawa

2022 has been quite a year already.  Our team has had a journey filled with so many blessings, successes and of course challenges. Taking this into consideration, we saw it prudent to pause and catch up with one another.

In this second episode of 2022 we have an exclusive interview with a young patriot, published author and PR Professional, Moono Chungu

2021 brought some amazing blessings, successes and challenges. As this is the 1st episode of 2022, our team looks back & chats about their journey in this past year, as well as some of the lessons learned. In the 2021 episode 1, Trae & Nam discussed how they transitioned to the new normal. This time around, we are also looking into how the team has adapted, have they achieved the goals they set for themselves?  What is new in their lives?

In honour of September as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, the We Talk Too cast had a chat with Nicolletta Katulwende - a counsellor and podcastor about Mental Health.
 
Nicolletta gives insights into what are some of the causes of mental health as well as what we as a community can do about it.

The world has become a global technological village, and most of us utilise social media to engage and stay connected to our business associates, colleagues, family and friends.  In as much as the access we give each other has a lot of positives, it also has its pitfalls.  In this episode we talk to Mwangala Maunga, a child activist, who will share her journey which involved a lot of cyber activity that was both negative and positive.

In this episode we talk about digital marketing. Due to the pandemic, most organisations have pivoted to a digital marketplace. In this episode we talk to a digital marketing expert Kundai Mangwende, who will share some tips on how to optimise digital marketing as a powerful marketing tool.