266. A Conversation About Men in South Africa

In this episode I am in conversation with Kgaugelo on one of the topics I am currently obsessed with, and the tis of Men. The conversations broad and deep, we begin with Feminism, patriachy we speak at length about being a black man in South Africa. We cover black men and money, the economy and black men in relationships

Bio 

Kgaugelo Habyane is a dynamic and empathetic media professional with experience in broadcast media and podcast production. He has worked in the business news, sports, and entertainment sectors on paid, free-to-air, and on-demand channels. 

He founded and manages "Manned Up Conversations," a platform for men to engage in reflective conversations, build meaningful connections with others, and establish supportive communities. Kgaugelo is a practicing member of the Ontological Coaching and Leadership Community. He facilitates talks with men and boys levaraging the Way Of Being Ontological Coaching framework and creative expression. He collaborated with the South African Depression and Anxiety Group to establish their first online men's support group, works with the South African Federation For Mental Health's youth mental health advocacy cohort, and runs a mentorship program for male students at Varsity Studios in Hatfield, Pretoria.  

Contact: +27 72 424 7482          Follow & Listen to: linktr.ee/mannedup_convos

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