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This week on 2BT , Phil is riding solo while Dan prepares for his impending nuptials. On the episode, he catches up with ASAPH to discuss his new DefJam Africa deal, what it means for his career and the release of his new Big Mhofu EP.
This week we are joined by Casey Blake who is a Registered Counsellor with a special interest in sexual wellbeing, gender, trauma and sexuality and relationship education (SRE). She created Tools for Having “The Talks” which is a series of workshops and online course to assist parents and caregivers to have conversations about bodies, boundaries and sexuality.
For this special episode, we are joined by Namibian artist and Doctor - Lioness. In the chat with Dan and Phil, we talk about her career, tackling language barriers across Africa, the struggles of breaking out as a Namibian artist and how they echo the same struggles Zimbabwean artists have, her new EP, and more.
Happy Monday comrades. Dan and Phil are still on a wee break and they thought to use this time to highlight some of the amazing interviews they've done with other podcasts over the last few weeks. To help with the tie in to Mental Wellness Mondays we have included a snippet of our 90 minute chat with the incredible duo of Rumbi and Amanda from the It's Layered Podcast. This interview dropped last month and in it we discussed a raft of mental health issues - from our own personal journeys to how society addresses mental wellness and how it is portrayed in popular culture.
This week on Mental Wellness Mondays we delve into how best to navigate a stressful working environment and put yourself in the best position for success with Occupational and Industrial Psychologist Corinna Vann-Gopal. In this interview she shares tips on how to deal with tough working conditions, difficult coworkers and how to maintain a positive outlook.
Fear not, ye may celebrate anon for a brand new episode of thine favourite podcast arriveth. Dan & Phil introduce theme songs for the podcast in various genres, using their keen musical ears and creative abilities before delving into the discussions you know and love them for, like who’s winning the hip-hop beef (for only 15min I promise), Taylor Swift’s incredible first week of her album, women’s sport and the pay discrepancy, and a recap of the weekend’s activities like Unplugged. Of course, tech is ombudsed, and music is played.