UncleLouSpeaks Podcast Lungani Sibanda

The brothers have another rousing conversation about family and observation of the world over a plate of pakoras. An episode about camaraderie and brotherhood and sharing of pearls of wisdom.

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Life abroad for many of us has not been as great as we thought it would be. The Thorngroovians talk about the reality of life in the UK.

In the UK and US, coloured is an outdated term used to describe people that aren’t white. It has a history of being used predominantly to describe black people. It has not been considered acceptable since the mid-twentieth century. However, in some African countries, it’s a term widely used to describe persons of mixed race, predominately those claiming both European and African ancestry, in Malawi, Zambia, and, particularly Zimbabwe. Some of my family who are part of this community have embraced this classification because some have not been given the legal right to be “black or white”. They have always been on the outside looking in hence why this conversation is pivotal. Please join us on this podcast as we navigate this journey of being born between races. Welcome to 'Under Construction Podcast' coming soon on youtube and your favourite podcast channel.  #african#zimbabwe #south #mzansi #southafrica #capecoloured

In a previous episode, she exclaimed they don't love us, and immediately I knew we had to revisit that statement. So here Sabrina explains what she meant in context.

A conversation with my nephew Junior Ndlovu. Its always amazing when my kids are now the ones teaching me. I will be the first to admit that this was a conversation long overdue and worth its weight in gold.

We met in the gym and formed our 'gang'😅. Occasionally we will meet in the sauna and have these unfiltered and uncomfortably frank conversations about everything life. We are all fathers and are trying to do the best for them. This is a just an example of the many conversations we have. Its organic, unedited, raw and may offend some.

During the conversation we stopped for some Pakoras cooked by one of the brothers. They tasted daaaarn good too😁!

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