
Growing Up in an African Household (feat. Zama Mkhize)
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Sho, Genge!Welcome back to another episode of ASIAS, with your girl, Sis G.U!I am joined by my friend and fellow podcaster, Zama Mkhize!Today's episode is one that is very near and dear to our hearts. It explores the experience of girlhood in an African household.Join us, as we get candid about our experiences in our individual childhood journeys. It is a needed conversation amongst us as women, as our future and who we are (as people) are all determined by the values and rules instilled in us, by our parents and households that we grew up in.Zama and I unpack the different rules and methods of parenting that we experienced and what we've appreciated about those teachings and the thing we would change. In this, we also find common ground in the conversations around how we would've preferred some methods of parenting to be done and reflecting on certain key moments with a lot of laughter and gems to keep from our experiences!
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