The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast

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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #58 – J'Something: I Have Five Solo Albums No One Has Heard 11.09.2026 1h 3min

  I sit down with award-winning musician, television and culinary personality J’Something. Best known as the frontman of Mi Casa, he reflects on the experiences, relationships, and defining moments that have shaped his journey.J’Something takes us back to his childhood and his upbringing in a family rooted in hospitality. He shares his first experience at church and the encounter that helped guide his path. Years later, a chance meeting led to the formation of Mi Casa and the group’s rapid rise to success.We explore his journey into food, from sharing a passion for cooking and food online to working alongside Michelin-starred chefs and building his own food platform.Beyond music and food, he opens up about the loss of his father and the impact of receiving the news just before stepping on stage. He also gets personal about his marriage, their love story, and a solo project dedicated to their relationship, which has still not been released. He reflects on fatherhood, the lessons it has taught him, and the legacy he hopes to leave behind.This is a purpose-filled conversation that will leave you feeling inspired and grateful.#RelebogileMabotjaPodcast #RelebogileMabotjaPod #JSomething #MiCasa
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #57 – Brenda Mtambo: I'm Done Pleasing Everyone Else 04.09.2026 52min

  Brenda Mtambo has experienced the highs and challenges that come with building a life and career in the public eye. Known for her powerful voice and contribution to South African music, she joins Relebogile Mabotja to reflect on the experiences behind the woman audiences know today.Brenda takes us back to her childhood, growing up in a house marked by trauma, and shares how some of those early experiences stayed with her into adulthood. She also speaks about navigating the loss of both her grandmother and her mother, and finding her way through her relationship with her father.She reflects on love, marriage, and motherhood, including the choices she made while trying to hold onto a relationship and what it took to eventually choose a different path for herself and her children.The conversation also explores Brenda’s relationship with faith and mental health, and a moment when her struggle became public in an unexpected way.This is an emotional conversation filled with moments of vulnerability, reflection, and self-discovery.#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #56 – Timothy Maurice Webster: The biology of why we can't move on 28.08.2026 1h 7min

  Known for his work in branding, behavioural psychology and neuroscience, Timothy Maurice Webster has built a career exploring what drives human behaviour and how we understand ourselves and others. From his work as an author and researcher to his role as the host of Brands and Brains, Timothy has spent years unpacking the psychology behind influence, identity and human connection.In this episode, I speak to Timothy about some of the beliefs and behaviours that shape how we relate to one another. We explore the psychology behind men and women, sex and attraction, how we date, and what influences the way we see ourselves and others. He also shares his perspective on genetics and identity, including the ongoing conversation around Tyla’s self-description as “Coloured”.Timothy also reflects on his own journey, from growing up as a pastor’s kid in North Carolina to building a life and career in South Africa. He speaks about his relationship with faith, culture and identity, as well as his experiences of marriage, personal growth and the lessons he has learnt along the way.From neuroscience and branding to the complexities of human connection, this conversation goes beyond how we present ourselves to explore why we think, feel and behave the way we do — and what that reveals about us.#RelebogilePod #RelebogileMabotjaPod #RelebogileMabotjaPodcast #TimothyMauriceWebster
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #55 – Dr. Taniel Townsend: Debunking Myths About Multiple Sclerosis 21.08.2026 53min

  Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic neurological condition that affects people in very different ways, yet many of its symptoms are not immediately visible. In this episode, I speak to specialist neurologist Dr Taniel Townsend about understanding MS, from what happens in the central nervous system to the early signs people may overlook.We explore the importance of recognising symptoms such as persistent pins and needles, changes in vision, and more. We also unpack some of the common misconceptions around MS, while exploring what it means to live with an illness that is not always visible and the importance of having the right support system.This is a conversation about understanding what we cannot always see, listening to our bodies, and recognising that while MS may be part of someone's journey, it does not define who they are.#RelebogileMabotjaPodcast #RelebogileMabotjaPod #MultipleSclerosis #MSAwareness#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #54 – Trevor Gumbi: Why It's So Hard For Men To Speak About Abuse 14.08.2026 55min

  *THIS EPISODE CONTAINS DISCUSSIONS OF ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES, CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE, AND ADDICTION IN THE CONTEXT OF LIVED EXPERIENCES. THESE CONVERSATIONS ARE INTENDED TO INFORM AND RAISE AWARENESS, AND DO NOT ENCOURAGE OR PROMOTE ILLEGAL DRUG USE.*Known for making audiences laugh, comedian and actor Trevor Gumbi sits with me to tell his story of addiction, loss, choices, and rebuilding. We speak about how his experiences have influenced him personally and professionally, and the journey of finding his way through some of life’s most difficult moments.As someone who has spoken openly about his addiction, we delve into the realities and roots of addiction as Trevor unpacks what recovery looks like for him. Trevor reflects on the experiences he faced as a child, the role they have played in his journey, and his ongoing path towards healing, using what he has learnt along the way to help others navigate their own journeys.Trevor also reflects on his first marriage, fatherhood and the conversations he has had with his children.As his work continues to capture audiences, we chat about some of his most loved characters and the stories behind the man who brings them to life.Trevor’s story is ultimately one of starting over, finding a new sense of purpose, and learning how to move forward. It’s a conversation about accountability, growth, and what it means to rebuild your life — a story we can all learn and grow from.Watch 'Sober Companions' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJa-7cBFzosClick here for more information on Trevor's 'Boys To Men' Foundation: https://todaysfuture.org#RelebogileMabotjaPodcast #RelebogileMabotjaPod #RelebogilePod #TrevorGumbi
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #53 – Zoë Modiga: Love Isn't Real Until You're Truly Seen 07.08.2026 50min

  In this episode, I am joined by Palesa Nomthandazo Phumlele Modiga, better known as Zoë Modiga.Born in Durban and raised in Pietermaritzburg, this National School of the Arts alumna has carved out a distinctive space for herself in music and the creative world, taking her artistry from South Africa to the world.Zoë takes us back to the beginning of her journey, including the moment she reached out to a jazz musician for guidance as she found her way in the industry. She reflects on the experiences and people that have shaped her sound, creative process and the artist she has become.Describing herself as a hopeless romantic, Zoë opens up about love, relationships and the key lessons she has learnt from her parents, whose love, openness and support have helped shape the woman and artist she wants to become.Her creativity extends beyond music, with her distinctive fashion sense becoming an extension of her artistry and personal brand. She speaks about drawing inspiration from the people around her and how those influences find their way into her work, while navigating how others have interpreted and framed her words and creative expression.A conversation with a creative who continues to define herself on her own terms.#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #52 – Lungelo KM: Why Engineers Can't Fix SA's Electricity Crisis 31.07.2026 1h 23min

  For the first episode of #RelebogilePod Season 3, I sit down with presenter, podcaster, and professional electrical engineer, Lungelo KM.Best known as the host of the popular podcast Engineer Your Life, Lungelo steps into the guest seat to reflect on his journey. He shares how being raised by a single mother, a dedicated teacher who encouraged him to pursue his goals, shaped his path, and explains how early exposure to representation in the field proved to him that his dreams were valid.Bringing his technical expertise to the conversation, Lungelo offers a candid perspective on South Africa's ongoing electricity crisis. He discusses the systemic and administrative challenges within the sector, explaining why he views the country's power struggles as a man-made issue rather than a lack of physical resources or engineering capability.In a raw and deeply personal segment, Lungelo opens up about the sudden loss of his mother during his third year of university. He reflects on the painful way he received the news, the insensitivity often found in modern social media culture around grief, and his long journey toward healing. He also discusses his intentional decision to rebuild his relationship with his father over the last five years, offering a thoughtful perspective on what it truly means to raise healthy children.Lungelo traces the rapid rise of Engineer Your Life, which he launched from his garden in 2022 with zero subscribers and built into a respected platform. With his characteristic warmth, intellect, and self-awareness, Lungelo’s story is a compelling testament to the power of resilience, consistency, and staying anchored to one's foundation.#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #51 – Gugulethu Ndebele: From Failing Grade 11 to Principal 09.01.2026 58min

  In this episode, I sit down with education powerhouse and Executive Director of the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls, Gugulethu Ndebele.Best known for her extensive work in both government and the private sector, Gugu reflects on the fascinating journey to landing her current role—including the rigorous eight-interview process and flying to New York to meet Oprah Winfrey. She candidly discusses the critical state of South Africa’s education system, the disconnect between policy and implementation, and why she believes in "preparing the soil" before planting the seed of education.She opens up about her own academic setbacks, revealing the humbling experience of failing Grade 11 twice and being expelled during the apartheid era for leading student protests. Gugu explains how these failures dismantled her ego, taught her resilience, and shaped her belief that academic success is not the only measure of a child's worth.Gugu shares a raw and vulnerable look into her upbringing, discussing how her mother instilled in her a deep respect for education as a basic human right. She speaks on the heartbreaking reality of children dying in pit latrines, the lack of basic services in schools, and the urgent need for leadership that holds itself accountable to the youth.With her profound wisdom and no-nonsense approach to leadership, Gugu proves that fixing education requires more than just a curriculum—it requires restoring dignity, safety, and hope to every child.#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #50 – Jabu Stone: Why I Don't Like The Term "Dreadlocks" 02.01.2026 59min

  On this episode of The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast, I am joined by Jabu Stone.We talk about his incredible journey from an electrical engineer working in a factory during the apartheid era to becoming a household name. Jabu opens up about his early entrepreneurial spirit and the bold decision to take unpaid leave to assist his sister in a salon, where he learnt the trade and perfected his craft.Our conversation explores the origins of the natural hair movement in South Africa. Jabu reveals the shocking ingredients people used to use on their locs—from brown bread and Coca-Cola to Sunlight soap—and shares the fascinating story of how he began working on his products.He reflects on his travels through West Africa and the US, and his mission to rebrand "dreadlocks" into simply "locks," removing the fear and stigma associated with natural African hair. He shares the heartwarming and humourous story of how he met his wife on the street and drops a powerful gem on the secret to their long-lasting 35-year marriage.We also dive into the spiritual significance of hair as an "antenna" to the divine, his resilience in business, and the importance of self-love and African pride.This is an episode filled with history, heritage, and wisdom—a masterclass in building a legacy against the odds and reclaiming identity through entrepreneurship.#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #49 – Devi Sankaree Govender: It's Difficult To Age On Television 26.12.2025 1h 9min

  In this episode, I sit down with award-winning investigative journalist Devi Sankaree Govender.Best known for her 18-year tenure chasing down criminals on Carte Blanche and now hosting The Devi Show, Devi reflects on her bold journey from freelance radio in Durban to becoming a media powerhouse in Johannesburg. She candidly discusses the risks of leaving a legacy show to build her own brand, the reality of the "gig economy" in media, and how she balances her hard-hitting on-screen persona with her true self.She opens up about her unique parenting journey raising a professional golfer daughter and an academic son, navigating the cultural nuances of her Indian heritage, and her spiritual philosophy that bridges her Hindu roots with a universalist worldview. Devi shares a raw and vulnerable look into her personal life, discussing the deep grief of losing her mother to breast cancer and the emotional complexities of caring for a father with advanced dementia. She speaks on the difficult decisions adult children face when parenting their parents and the resilience required to keep showing up when your personal world is crumbling.With her trademark wit and no-nonsense attitude, Devi proves that you can be a fearless crusader for the truth while remaining deeply grounded in spirituality and family.#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #48 – Clement Manyathela: I Was Threatened Live On Radio 19.12.2025 1h 7min

  In this episode, I sit down with award-winning television and radio broadcaster, Clement Manyathela.Best known for holding politicians accountable and driving the nation's conversation, Clement peels back the layers to reveal a side of himself the public rarely sees: the shy, conservative introvert who prefers solitude to the spotlight. He reflects on his intense decision to return to university for an MBA to combat professional stagnation and candidly discusses the imposter syndrome he faced when offered the prime-time slot at 702, revealing that he initially turned the job down multiple times before finding his confidence.He opens up about his transformative journey as a runner, having completed over 15 marathons in four years, and describes his current phase of life as a "seeking era"—a time dedicated to spiritual growth and understanding his purpose beyond his career.Clement also shares a raw and heartbreaking look into his recent grief following the sudden loss of his close friend and colleague, Tshidi Madia. He speaks vulnerably about the heaviness of mourning while in the public eye and the importance of allowing oneself to simply sit in the pain rather than distracting from it.From hilarious anecdotes about almost fighting a taxi boss on air and a tense encounter with Elon Musk’s security, Clement proves that behind the serious broadcaster is a man deeply committed to honesty, growth, and the human experience.#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #47 – Donald: I Had A #1 Hit With No Label 12.12.2025 1h 7min

  On this episode of The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast, I am thrilled to be joined by multi-award-winning singer, songwriter, and musician, Donald.We talk about his journey from a shy child in Rustenburg to becoming a powerhouse in the South African music industry. Donald opens up about his early life as a talented footballer playing for Jomo Cosmos and Wits University, and the difficult, spiritual decision to walk away from professional sports to pursue his true calling in music.Our conversation explores the symbolism behind his iconic "Red Mic" and how he built his career on independence and self-belief. Donald reflects on the risks he took, including leaving a major label to start D-Exclusive Sounds in 2011, and the financial and emotional sacrifices made to produce his legendary live DVD recordings. He shares the heartbreaking story behind his massive hit "I Deserve"—born from a near-death car accident and a realisation about loyalty and love while recovering in a hospital hallway.We also dive into his current state of mind, the importance of rest, and finding peace and contentment in his artistry after years of grinding.This is an episode filled with vulnerability, industry insights, and inspiration—a testament to trusting your gut and investing in your own dreams 110%.#RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #46 – Sipho Alphi Mkhwanazi: My Biggest Insecurity Helped Me Go Viral 05.12.2025 53min

  In this episode, I sit down with content creator, host, and MC Sipho Alphi Mkhwanazi.Best known for his viral skits that perfectly capture the essence of African mothers and aunts, Alphi reflects on his bold journey from a government communication role to full-time show business. He candidly discusses the anxiety of leaving a steady pay slip, the realities of the "gig economy," and bridging the gap between traditional media and the new wave of influencers.He opens up about his longtime insecurity regarding his voice, how he overcame societal expectations of masculinity, and the moment he finally surrendered to his authentic self to find his true power.Alphi also shares a raw and vulnerable look into his personal life, discussing the deep grief of losing his sister and grandmother. He speaks on the reality of managing personal loss while maintaining a public persona and shares heartwarming stories about spoiling his mother and his spiritual journey as a Seer.With his signature infectious laughter mixed with profound wisdom, Alphi proves that you can be both the life of the party and a person deeply processing the complexities of life.#RelebogileMabotjaPodcast #RelebogileMabotjaPod #RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #45 – Pebetsi Nolo Matlaila: I Married A Man I Didn't Love 28.11.2025 56min

  *This video includes sensitive mental health content. Viewer discretion is advised.*In this episode, I sit down with Pebetsi Nolo Matlaila — a true multihyphenate and one of the most resilient voices in South African entertainment.Best known for her role as Mokgadi on Skeem Saam, Pebetsi reflects on herunexpected rise from a cameo role to a beloved character, and the intense personal journey unfolding behind the scenes. She opens up about surviving an abusive marriage, experiencing homelessness, confronting long-standing trauma, and rebuilding her life while raising two daughters alone. Pebetsi also talks about writing her book, her passion for mental health advocacy, domestic violence awareness, and empowering women, as well as her transition into radio, coaching, and studying psychology to help others heal. With raw honesty and hard-earned wisdom, she reminds us that growth is possible even after the deepest pain.To get Pebetsi's book, contact: [email protected]#RelebogileMabotjaPodcast #RelebogileMabotjaPod #RelebogilePod
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #44 – RJ Benjamin: How Artist Management Has Changed In Our Industry 21.11.2025 1h 7min

  In this episode, I sit down with celebrated musician, songwriter, and vocal coach RJ Benjamin — a powerful force in South African music. Known for his rich voice and infectious sound, RJ has also mentored some of the country’s biggest talents, shaping the industry in countless ways.Beyond the spotlight, RJ opens up about growing up Jewish in a diverse school environment and how working across different cultures has enriched both his life and his music. He speaks candidly about his battle with depression, experiences with childhood bullying, and the courage it took to marry outside his community.Today, one of his greatest joys is seeing his students thrive, knowing he played a role in shaping the next generation of talent.With honesty, vulnerability, and wisdom, RJ reminds us that music isn’t just a career — it’s a calling. One that heals, challenges, and transforms.#RelebogilePod Connect with us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576572680415Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relebogilepod/X: https://x.com/RelebogilePodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@relebogilepod?lang=enThreads: https://www.threads.com/@relebogilepod?hl=enBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/relebogilepod.bsky.socialPinterest: https://pin.it/6oLzitfKi
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #43 – Celeste Ntuli: There's No Life Blueprint For Women Like Me 14.11.2025 45min

  On this episode of The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast, I am thrilled to be joined by stand-up comedian and actress, Celeste Ntuli.We talk about her childhood growing up as one of eight siblings, learning independence early, and finding inspiration from the ambitious women around her. Celeste opens up about how standing up for herself in school shaped her comedy and how her sister became both a mother figure and a trusted ally on her journey.Our conversation explores comedy as an intimate art form, her commitment to uplifting fellow comedians, and the constant challenge of setting boundaries as a natural giver and perfectionist. Celeste reflects on the blood, sweat, and tears that went into organizing her own comedy shows — from selling tickets herself to curating experiences that truly connect with her audience. She shares her deep love for the craft, the pressures women face, and how she continues to grow by embracing purpose and self-awareness. We also dive into her career milestones, her thoughts on the so-called “biological clock,” singlehood, and the pursuit of happiness on her own terms.This is an episode filled with gratitude, liberation, and courage — a celebration of chasing ambition unapologetically while living in your purpose.#RelebogilePod #Connect with us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576572680415Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relebogilepod/X: https://x.com/RelebogilePodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@relebogilepod?lang=enThreads: https://www.threads.com/@relebogilepod?hl=enBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/relebogilepod.bsky.socialPinterest: https://pin.it/6oLzitfKi
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #42 – The Fear I'm Finally Facing 09.11.2025 9min

  In a special and deeply personal episode, Relebogile Mabotja sits down for a different kind of conversation—speaking directly to you, the viewer.Relebogile reflects on the journey of the podcast, from humble beginnings to building a growing community. She reveals the core intention that has emerged from these conversations: healing and human connection. In a moment of raw vulnerability, she turns the soul cards on herself, asking the question, "Am I consistently showing up?" The answer leads to a powerful reflection on fear, self-sabotage, and the courage it takes to be your own hero.This isn't just a reflection; it's a commitment. Relebogile makes a public promise to confront a deep fear she has never shared publicly before and invites you to join her. She asks the community to stand with her and face their own fears, whatever they may be.This is an intimate look behind the curtain, a thank you to the community, and a powerful call to conquer fear together.#RelebogilePod Connect with us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576572680415Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relebogilepod/X: https://x.com/RelebogilePodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@relebogilepod?lang=enThreads: https://www.threads.com/@relebogilepod?hl=enBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/relebogilepod.bsky.socialPinterest: https://pin.it/6oLzitfKi
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #41 – Khaya Dlanga: What My Brother Said In His Suicide Note 07.11.2025 1h 23min

  I speak to celebrated author, marketing guru, and one of South Africa’s original digital pioneers, Khaya Dlanga.He takes me through his incredible journey as a “YouTube Ancestor,” starting 18 years ago from a dark room with a cheap phone. Khaya reminisces about the early days of the internet and the story behind the viral #ThingsDarkiesSay hashtag that sparked a global culture clash. He reflects on how these early experiences shaped the digital landscape and his own career.We delve into his high-stakes marketing journey, from learning global lessons at Coca-Cola and Heineken to the humbling experience of saving a failing brand. Khaya pulls back the curtain on his time as CMO at Rain, revealing the intense pressure of launching 5G in South Africa before almost anyone else in the world and navigating the bizarre conspiracy theories that followed.In a moment of profound vulnerability, Khaya opens up about the devastating loss of his brother to suicide. He speaks with raw honesty about his brother's struggle with a gambling addiction, the painful decision to fire him, and the heavy burden of guilt that followed. He shares the heartbreaking final words his brother left behind and how his mother, in her own immense grief, made a chilling prophecy about her own life, leading Khaya to believe she ultimately died of a broken heart.This episode is about resilience in the face of unspeakable tragedy, the courage to be vulnerable, and the complex journey of understanding grief, success, and self-worth.#RelebogilePod Connect with us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576572680415Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relebogilepod/X: https://x.com/RelebogilePodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@relebogilepod?lang=enThreads: https://www.threads.com/@relebogilepod?hl=enBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/relebogilepod.bsky.socialPinterest: https://pin.it/6oLzitfKi
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #40 – Nicolette Mashile: What Your Spending Reveals About You 31.10.2025 1h 9min

  I speak to award-winning financial literacy content creator, business owner, and author, Nicolette Mashile. She takes me through her journey of growing up in an all-girls household, where she was the last born and her older sister naturally stepped into the role of a “deputy parent.” Sent to boarding school at a young age, Nicolette reflects on the independence that shaped her early on — an independence that continues to influence the decisions she makes today.We delve into her academic journey and her father’s unwavering commitment to ensuring his daughters received the best education. Nicolette opens up about her challenges at Rhodes University, where she eventually left without a degree, and her first taste of navigating life in Johannesburg. From coaching netball as a side hustle to proving she was more than just a dropout, she shares how these experiences built her resilience and drive.Nicolette shares how studying communication, instead of economics, set her on the path of financial literacy education. After making her own financial mistakes, she found her voice in financial education using storytelling to unpack her own experiences while teaching others. Now a leading voice in financial literacy, Nicolette urges young people to build portfolios for themselves instead of squeezing into existing roles. This episode is about learning from her story to make better financial decisions, to understand how financial systems work, and to discover how to make your money work for you.#RelebogilePod Connect with us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576572680415Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relebogilepod/X: https://x.com/RelebogilePodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@relebogilepod?lang=enThreads: https://www.threads.com/@relebogilepod?hl=enBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/relebogilepod.bsky.socialPinterest: https://pin.it/6oLzitfKi
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  The Relebogile Mabotja Podcast #39 – Thabang Mashigo: I Got Threats After The Show 24.10.2025 59min

  *The official recording date of this episode was 10 October 2025.*In an interview that is as profound as it is revealing, renowned therapist and #MarriedAtFirstSight expert Thabang Mashigo joins me in the studio for a conversation that peels back every layer.We journey through Thabang’s incredible past, uncovering her surprising career as a political scientist and diplomat working within the presidency. She explains the deeply personal reasons behind her "great pivot" from the world of politics to her true calling in psychology, and how her own family dynamics ignited a passion for building healthy family units for others.Thabang opens up with incredible vulnerability about the grief that reshaped her life. She shares the story of losing her mother and grandmother on the exact same day during the pandemic and the harrowing trauma of discovering her best friend had been murdered. She explains how this profound pain became the ultimate catalyst, teaching her the difference between pain that breaks and pain that builds.Thabang pulls back the curtain on her experience as an expert on #MarriedAtFirstSightMzansi. She addresses the intense viewer feedback, clarifies her "harsh" approach with the cast, and reveals the behind-the-scenes truths. She shares the unseen context of the participants' deep-seated traumas and the immense pressure of filming a reality show that deals with real human hearts.Looking ahead, Thabang shares her powerful philosophy on healing. She discusses why she champions alternative therapy methods, from aromatherapy to ancient rituals, and explains the critical link between our unresolved emotions and our physical health. She leaves us with her powerful mission: to heal together, one person at a time.Experience all the twists, love, and lessons from Married at First Sight Mzansi. Watch the full current season and revisit Season 1 on Mzansi Magic Catch Up or Showmax.#RelebogilePod