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A podcast that breaks barriers and builds bridges — connecting disabled and non-disabled voices through stories, knowledge, and real conversations.

Episodes

  1. episode 3 guide dogs freedom campaign at I love coffee coffeehouse.

    07/20/2022

    episode 3 guide dogs freedom campaign at I love coffee coffeehouse.

    Want to know about the training of a guide dog and the freedom and independence a guide dog gives to their blind handlers? In this episode Global Network attends the  launch of the SA Guide-Dogs Freedom advert campaign. The event was held at I Love Coffee Coffeehouse in Claremont, Cape Town. We talk with representatives from the South African Guide-Dogs Association for the Blind, puppy raisers and guide and service dog owners.   You can watch the advert at https://youtu.be/7RQ7vspyLLc   To find out more about the fantastic work being done by the South African Guide-Dogs Association: Website: www.guidedog.org.za Facebook: @SAGuideDog Instagram: @sa_guide_dogs Twitter: @SAGuidedogs Or email Jackie on jackieq@guidedog.org.za

    31 min
  2. episode 2 inheritance

    05/30/2022

    episode 2 inheritance

    when we talk about inheritance, it sparks conversation. it is a topic that affects us all, regardless of colour, creed, or ethnicity.  Today on Global Network we talk about inheritance, wills, trusts and how to safeguard ourselves so that our wishes are carried out after our passing. With thanks to Attorney Mannie Moodley for talking to us on this important subject. What do you think about the topic? Let us know by recording your voice note hear on Anchor, or e-mail us at charliesa.dyasi@gmail.com under the hashtag #Inheritance.

    55 min
  3. episode 1 black tax

    02/22/2022

    episode 1 black tax

    Black tax is part of south African black culture. When a child starts working, they are obligated to financially assist their parents and younger siblings. As a result, some youths do not have the freedom to live as they see fit because of the financial drain of taking care of their families. If they do not pay Black Tax, they face censure from their family and community. Where do we draw the line as the youth? Is there a way to meet our family obligations while being able to live our own lives the way we choose? Join us on Global Network as we explore the topic of Black Tax with an in-depth  eye. Please note that this episode is in Xhosa, with verry little English used. Future episodes of Global Network will be in English.

    35 min
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A podcast that breaks barriers and builds bridges — connecting disabled and non-disabled voices through stories, knowledge, and real conversations.

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  • Creator
    Charlie Dyasi
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    3
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Charlie Dyasi
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