You’ve said “I do.” and now you’re building a home and planning your future together. But for many young Black couples, marriage doesn’t just unite two people — it connects two extended families, shared expectations, and financial obligations that didn’t disappear at the altar. We are in conversation with Wendy Selebi who is a financial wellness Coach and Author as we unpack how newly weds can balance duty with financial sustainability? And unpack what unity looks like when money is involved?

You&rsquo;ve said &ldquo;I do.&rdquo; and now you&rsquo;re building a home and planning your future together. But for many young Black couples, marriage doesn&rsquo;t just unite two people &mdash; it connects two extended families, shared expectations, and financial obligations that didn&rsquo;t disappear at the altar. We are in conversation with Wendy Selebi who is a financial wellness Coach and Author as we unpack how newly weds can balance duty with financial sustainability? And unpack what unity looks like when money is involved?

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Navigating black tax / financial responsibility as newly weds

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We know that overweight and obesity significantly increase the risk of noncommunicable diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and hypertension. But if we only focus on diet plans and gym memberships, may we be missing the bigger picture? We&rsquo;re joined by Psychologist Tinyiko Mavasa as we unpack the emotional, psychological, and behavioral relationship we have with food. Why do we eat the way we eat? How do stress, trauma, and environment shape our choices? And most importantly how do we begin to build a healthier relationship with what&rsquo;s on our plate?

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A father's absence doesn't end with childhood, it often  echoes through confidence, decisions, and identity for a lifetime. We are in conversation with Parenting Coach Ayanda Tetyana as we look at parenting when you have a father wound.

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When disaster strikes, the first response is almost always the same; food parcels, blankets, temporary shelter, emergency aid. And while that immediate relief is critical, an important question often goes unasked… What happens to the community after the temporary relief runs out? We’re joined by Hulisani Mabaya, a 38-year-old Hip-Hop/Rap artist from Venda and an entrepreneur who believes real change happens when communities are empowered economically. Hulisani also speaks to us about his mentorship efforts.

When disaster strikes, the first response is almost always the same; food parcels, blankets, temporary shelter, emergency aid. And while that immediate relief is critical, an important question often goes unasked&hellip; What happens to the community after the temporary relief runs out? We&rsquo;re joined by Hulisani Mabaya, a 38-year-old Hip-Hop/Rap artist from Venda and an entrepreneur who believes real change happens when communities are empowered economically. Hulisani also speaks to us about his mentorship efforts.

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