All in 2BT Podcast
Samuel Mijo M has more than 15 years of experience in sexual & reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, mental health and family therapy, he joins the team and Dr Nyarai to share his insights, and help couples overcome the stresses affecting intimacy in relationships.
Fresh from lotioning their ankles, the 2 Broke Twimbos are back with a fresh episode of your favourite podcast to listen to while sitting in the dark, this time they are joined by King Kandoro who is currently a free agent and is hoping to keep match fitness by training with other podcasts. He has a stand-up tour in Zimbabwe, get your tickets ASAP here. There’s a lot to discuss, from Amapiano concerts that actually worked out, to how to monetise your Twitter audience if you’re a global superstar, enjoy!
Vanessa Hounsell is a qualified art therapist and she goes into depth in this week’s episode of Mental Wellness Mondays, explaining the methods and benefits of art therapy. Vanessa combines art, movement/music, mindfulness, writing as a creative arts therapist, and she explains how this is a serious way of dealing with anxiety and depression, as well as getting into therapy.
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Sealed, verified and original, another episode of 2 Broke Twimbos is here to be poured out into your glasses. And phew there’s a lot to talk about, from the Miss Universe boycott (or not) to girlfriend allowance quotations, to hot takes on the Zim Hip Hop Awards nominees, there’s plenty to dissect. Enjoy!
People with disabilities. face unique challenges to their mental wellbeing, Colleen Chifamba, disability consultant and founder of Life Through The Disability Lens, comes through to the show to share some insights, and help all of us to be allies to people with disabilities.
Ahoy to you comrades and property owners! The boys are back with a bumper episode! This one has everything, from a deep dive on the trending Lindsay Clancy situation, to an analysis of Zim events like Kabza de Small club nights, and Teen Fest's with... worrying headliners, to rugby teams living in ghost houses, worrying things all round, but nevertheless, enjoy!