Afriveiled

Enyce Iriza
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Afriveiled podcast is a space where we uncover and celebrate the voices, strength, and stories of African who are making waves in this world . In each episode we'll dive deep into unique experience, challenges, and triumphs of Africans . From personal stories to discussions on culture, identity, and community. Afriveiled is all about embracing foster connection, inspire growth, and celebrate the strength of our heritage.

Épisodes

  1. 19/12/2025

    Rites of Passage: Our First Times

    In this episode of Afriveiled, we sit down with Perle for an honest and beautiful conversation about the “firsts” that shape us the moments that quietly mark our transition into new versions of ourselves. From identity and self-discovery to love, faith, and womanhood, Perle reflects on the experiences that have defined her journey so far. Through laughter, openness, and reflection, we explore how rites of passage whether celebrated or stumbled through help us grow, mature, and step into purpose. Perle shares what it means to honour where you come from while embracing change, evolution, and new chapters in life. This episode is a reminder that growth isn’t linear, love comes in many forms, and every first time carries meaning.

    35 min

  2. 31/07/2025

    Art made it make sense

    In this episode of Afriveiled, we sit down with visual artist Joseph Shepherd, whose work explores creativity, identity, and the freedom to create without knowing exactly where it will lead. Joseph opens up about how his journey into painting began, the moments of self-doubt he faced along the way, and how trusting the process became a powerful act of self-belief. We dive into the emotional layers of creating art, how his identity influences his work, and what it means to show up for yourself even when you don’t have all the answers. This is a conversation about choosing passion, embracing uncertainty, and allowing your art and your life to unfold authentically.

    28 min

  3. 04/07/2025

    Youth Advocacy and The Power of Representation

    In this episode of Afriveiled, we sit down with Tamisha Matara youth advocate and emerging leader who has worked with GirlUp Zimbabwe, Liverpool Youth Council, and MYAN NSW. We explore how cultural identity informs her confidence, and how advocacy becomes a tool for not just raising awareness but shifting systems. From navigating leadership spaces as a young African woman in Australia to using her voice in journalism and community building, this conversation unpacks the real impact of visibility, representation, and believing in your voice even when the world tells you to shrink. This episode is a reminder that leadership starts with knowing who you are, and representation is more than presence it’s power.

    24 min

  4. 07/05/2025

    Trumpet of Resistance: The story of Hugh Masekela

    In this episode of Afriveiled, I’m honouring the life and legacy of South African jazz legend Hugh Masekela ; a man who turned his trumpet into a tool for truth. He wasn’t just a musician. He was an activist, an exile, a Pan-African dreamer, and a storyteller whose sound carried the spirit of resistance and hope. We talk about his roots, his deep connection with Miriam Makeba, the role of music in the fight against apartheid, and what his journey can still teach us today as Africans, as diasporans, and as people trying to stay connected to who we are.

    16 min

  5. 28/03/2025

    Imposter syndrome and self doubt

    In this powerful and vulnerable episode, I sit down with Jemima to unpack the weight of imposter syndrome and self-doubt—feelings that many of us silently carry. From navigating spaces where we feel like we don’t belong, to questioning our worth despite our achievements, this conversation is a gentle reminder that you are not alone. Jemima shares her personal journey of pushing through self-imposed limitations, learning to own her voice, and redefining what confidence looks like as a woman navigating identity, growth, and expectations.

    43 min

  6. 14/03/2025

    The Bonds We build

    In this episode, I sit down with Bruno to explore how our connections evolve over time and across different cultures. We dive into the differences in relationship standards here and back home, what makes certain bonds stronger, and why the people we surround ourselves with become more valuable as we grow. Let me know if you’d like any tweaks! Also, do you want me to remember that this episode is titled “The Bonds We Build”?

    37 min

  7. 28/02/2025

    Is African Time a myth?

    In this episode of Afriveiled, I sit down with Dion to unpack the long-standing stereotype of “African Time.” We explore where this idea comes from, how it impacts perceptions of Africans globally, and whether it’s truly a cultural norm or just a misunderstood narrative. From personal experiences to deeper societal implications, we challenge the myth and highlight the beauty of time perception across different cultures. Tune in for an honest, fun and engaging conversation!

    25 min

  8. 24/01/2025

    Fresh start, New story

    Moving to a new country with her family meant starting over—new home, new culture, and a new school. In this episode, we dive into her journey of adjusting to a foreign land, finding her place in unfamiliar classrooms, and balancing the challenges of growing up between two worlds. From navigating culture shock to building new friendships, her story is a testament to resilience, family strength, and the power of adaptation.

    41 min

  9. 10/01/2025

    Behind the Mic : What’s next for Afriveiled in 2025?

    Happy new year afriveiled family! In this special solo episode, I’m reflecting on the highs and challenges of 2024, sharing lessons I’ve learned, and talking about what’s next for this platform in 2025. I hope it inspires you to dream big for the year ahead.

    14 min

  10. 27/12/2024

    Different environments ,different decisions

    In this episode of Afriveiled, I sit down with Prince, a Kenyan navigating life in Australia. Together, we dive into the journey of transitioning from the carefree teenage years to the responsibilities of adulthood. The conversation takes an exciting turn as we explore the cultural contrasts between West and East Africa, sparking laughter and reflection. We also discuss the nuances of accents and how they shape identity and connection in a multicultural world. Tune in for an engaging and relatable conversation about growth, culture, and finding your voice.

    25 min

  11. 13/12/2024

    Finding your people abroad

    In this episode, I sit down with Arianne ,we chat about the highs and lows of uni life abroad.We share our experiences in making friends, building connections, and navigating the black community in campus. From funny moments to heartfelt reflections, we explore what it is meant to find belonging far from home.

    46 min

  12. 29/11/2024

    New Beginnings

    In this debut episode of Afriveiled, we delve into unique experiences where Teta Keslie shares her journey of navigating different worlds. Through her stories , we hear about the emotional highs and lows of leaving home, finding community, and embracing the uniqur aspects of her identity.The episode highlights the strength it takes to build anew life while cherishing and preserving her cultural roots,offering inspiration to anyone who’s ever faced a significant life transition.

    23 min
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À propos

Afriveiled podcast is a space where we uncover and celebrate the voices, strength, and stories of African who are making waves in this world . In each episode we'll dive deep into unique experience, challenges, and triumphs of Africans . From personal stories to discussions on culture, identity, and community. Afriveiled is all about embracing foster connection, inspire growth, and celebrate the strength of our heritage.

Informations

  • Création
    Enyce Iriza
  • Années d’activité
    2024 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    12
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © Enyce Iriza
  • Site web de l’émission
    Afriveiled