Rooted Chats Rooted Chats

This episode entails reviews from our wonder listeners and audiences.  They speak about their favourite episodes , their experiences and suggestions of what they would want to see on our second season . 

This episode is based on becoming your own home so  you have yourself to come back to when things are okay and when they are not . Embracing your scars and healing from them so you do not always run away from self and end up projecting your trauma to other people. Since we are coming to the end of season one of rooted chats Nompumelelo and Boitumelo share their experiences of having to do rooted chats ,the challenges,  learning experiences , favourite episodes.

This episode is based on tattoos, music and creativity. We speak about the meaning of art. The meaning of tattoos as an expression subjective  to individuals. How music is an art of healing and also how therapy is part of being creative with words to heal others .

This episode speaks on different facets of spirituality, culture and religion. We unpack what that entails for each of us, how we understand it. Nompumelelo also shares her experience of being a traditional healer, her journey and insights that she has gained thus far.

This episode looks at our narrative as women of colour (African) as well as women as a whole. Our experiences that shape us, oppression and how far we have come from a societal perspective. We touch on our relationships with ourselves and each other as women. 

This episode is to unpack mental health issues experienced by men as a whole. Suicide being prevelant (Globally) amongst men is something society often overlooks. We look at some of the stigmas, perceptions and find out from our guest what his narrative is on mental health as a young West African man.