I Can Relate with BS Mahoko

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BS Mahoko talks about her characters and relationships through her 27 novels, whilst reviewing their lives, friendships, situations, lifestyles, including their favourite products, fashion, and culture. She delves deeper into the lives of the famous characters she writes and has written about, then poses questions thereafter. She compares her characters' lives with living individuals and connects the two together. Are novels just fiction or do they depict real lives? Can you relate?

Episodes

  1. 02/17/2022

    The Art of Wining and Dining a Woman, Chapter 1.5

    After reading an extract where Menzi took Siza out for dinner, I had to explain to you why it was important for him to pamper her.

    6 min

  2. 02/17/2022

    Relationship facts, Chapter 1.4

    Analysing Menzi and Siza's story through reality.

    5 min

  3. 02/15/2022

    She's Perfect, Episode 1.3

    Does a man who wines and dines his woman win or own her heart?

    14 min

  4. 02/14/2022

    She's Perfect, Chapter 1.2

    Menzi and Siza are at the honeymoon stages in the relationship. They can't seem to leave each other's side.  When love is real, the relationship is perfect.

    9 min

  5. 02/10/2022

    She's Perfect, Chapter 1.1

    We still continue to dissect the famous characters of the novel, My Other Lover, by BS Mahoko.

    14 min

  6. Trailer

    I Can Relate with BS Mahoko (Trailer)

    I Can Relate with BS Mahoko

    1 min
  7. My Other Lover, Season 1

    Season 1, Episode 1 Trailer

    My Other Lover, Season 1

    This episode is all about chapter one of the book. It's called She is Perfect. We get to discuss the characters in the book and delve deeper into their precious lives.

    13 min

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BS Mahoko talks about her characters and relationships through her 27 novels, whilst reviewing their lives, friendships, situations, lifestyles, including their favourite products, fashion, and culture. She delves deeper into the lives of the famous characters she writes and has written about, then poses questions thereafter. She compares her characters' lives with living individuals and connects the two together. Are novels just fiction or do they depict real lives? Can you relate?

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