The Untitled Shero Podcast

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The Untitled Shero Podcast features a series of conversations with African women working across diverse career fields. The podcast aims to inspire and motive women and young girls through the power of collective shared narrative.

  1. 06/28/2022

    S3E2 - #SheIs

    On this episode, I am joined by Mwende, the founder of She is Ministry - a Christian women's ministry. Mwende speaks to me about her journey studying marketing in South Africa and how she ended up pursuing her Masters and PhD in e-Goverment Services in China. We recorded this episode in early June 2022. If you like what you hear, interested in sharing your own journey or, have any thoughts on the topics discussed,  let me know about it on Instagram @theuntitledshero or on Twitter @untitledshero.

    27 min
  2. S3E1 - #BottomUpChange

    02/04/2022

    S3E1 - #BottomUpChange

    Welcome to Season Three of The Untitled Shero podcast. I am super excited to be back and for this season, my goal is to spotlight African women engaged in various community-level initiatives. To kick off season three, I am joined by the extraordinary Shaila Agha. Shaila is a director at Grassroots Economics, a non-profit focused on community development through economic empowerment. She is also the co-founder of CBC Store Kenya which is an organisation advocating for integrated learning through the use of simple and innovative products. She is also quite passionate about the arts and environmental conservation. We recorded this just before the December break. I hope you enjoy the episode.

    32 min

  3. 08/11/2021

    S2E7 - #TheNonLinearPath

    In this final episode of Season 2, I am in conversation with Maureen Lwanga about the multiple acts her career has had (thus far). Starting out as a chartered accountant, Maureen has subsequently worked across different industries. She shares her experiences and lessons gained in the different stages of her career and the realisation that one’s career trajectory does not necessarily have to be linear path into retirement. If you like what you hear, interested in sharing your own journey or, have any thoughts on the topics discussed,  let me know about it on Instagram @theuntitledshero or on Twitter @untitledshero.

    50 min

  4. 08/04/2021

    S2E6 - #SalesCureEverything

    On this episode, I am joined by Tebogo Sehume. Tebogo is the co-founder of Thamani Group, a professional services firm based in Johannesburg South Africa. She holds a Masters in South African and International Taxation from the University of Johannesburg. Prior to starting her business, she worked as a corporate tax manager at a big 4 audit firm, Deloitte. She is passionate about entrepreneurship, women empowerment and transformation and she currently runs a business accelerator and venture firm with her business partners. When she is not being a girl boss, you can catch her interviewing leading females in commerce and business on her podcast Super Power Podcast, which is available on all major podcast platforms.  Hit subscribe to catch all new episodes as they get released every Thursday. If you like what you hear, interested in sharing your own journey or, have any thoughts on the topics discussed, let me know about it on Instagram @theuntitledshero or on Twitter @untitledshero.

    33 min

  5. 07/28/2021

    S2E5 - #WhyMentorshipMatters

    If you’re an international relations student or are hoping to get into the policy space, this episode is especially for you. This week, I am in conversation with Thandekile Tshabalala. Fuelled by her need to understand why poverty exists, Thandi decided to study international relations. She passionately shares how her accidental triple major in university led her into the global policy space. Starting at a research think tank, she later worked within the private sector as a consultant, and is now based in the United States at the United Nations. Check out her “Why Mentorship Matters” series on Twitter (@ThandiLady)  Hit subscribe to catch all new episodes as they get released every Thursday. If you like what you hear, interested in sharing your own journey or, have any thoughts on the topics discussed,  let me know about it on Instagram @theuntitledshero or on Twitter @untitledshero.

    30 min

  6. 07/21/2021

    S2E4 - #OurSharedStories

    This week’s episode features fellow development economist, Jabulile Mpanza. Jabu started out in management consulting and later pivoted into the health and insurance corporate space. She is the founder of Hadithi Wethu, a reading mentorship programme that aims to expose Black youth to African literature. In our conversation, Jabu talks about her dynamic process of learning what it is she wants to do in her career, and how being an avid reading has shaped her views on the importance of constantly evolving. She touches on the privilege of self-actualising in an ever-changing work landscape, the importance of having sponsors in the workplace, and more. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. I hope you do too. Hit subscribe to catch all new episodes as they get released every Thursday. If you like what you hear, interested in sharing your own journey or, have any thoughts on the topics discussed, let me know about it on Instagram @theuntitledshero or on Twitter @untitledshero.

    36 min

  7. 07/14/2021

    S2E3 - #SheFliesLikeAGirl

    My guest this week is Amanda Kandawire-Khoza, a trained commercial airline pilot and creative entrepreneur behind @Layover_Art, @ShopBuyiswa, and @FlyLikeAGirlSA. I spoke to Amanda at a time when global air travel had been severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. She candidly shared her journey into becoming a commercial pilot on the largest airline carrier and later transitioning into being a small business owner. Hit subscribe to catch all new episodes as they get released every Thursday. If you like what you hear, interested in sharing your own journey or, have any thoughts on the topics discussed,  let me know about it on Instagram @theuntitledshero or on Twitter @untitledshero.

    27 min

  8. 07/07/2021

    S2E2 - #AfricanFintech

    On this episode, I am in conversation with Omosalewa Adeyemi. Salewa works at Flutterwave, an African based fintech company. She shares her motivations behind initially working in health consultancy, her decision to go back to school, and her journey in the African fintech space. Hit subscribe to catch all new episodes as they get released every Thursday. If you like what you hear, interested in sharing your own journey or, have any thoughts on the topics discussed,  let me know about it on Instagram @theuntitledshero or on Twitter @untitledshero.

    28 min
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The Untitled Shero Podcast features a series of conversations with African women working across diverse career fields. The podcast aims to inspire and motive women and young girls through the power of collective shared narrative.

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