All Things Considered

Sometimes being a good person doesn't feel rewarding or fulfilling, quite the opposite really so is being a good person worth it? If trying to do the right thing doesn't feel beneficial should you still do it? In today's episode I tackle the notion of being a good person and why that isn't the approach we should take.

I'm 19 this year! My last official year as a teenager which is quite scary to think about but I'd love to continue this trend every year to reflect back on all the things I learnt and my growth as a person each year. In this episode I talk about the life lessons I learnt in my very few 19 years on this earth. This is not by any means an exhaustive list but the ones that were most prominent as I was planning this episode. I still have a lot to learn and a lot more growing to do but I tackle a wide variety of topics from learning to be selfish to believing in yourself and giving your parents some slack. I learnt a lot and I hope you do too while listening to this episode.

Have you ever had one of those days when you're unexplainably happy? When you're unmotivated, sad and anxious but you can't really put your finger on what the reason could be. This episode is about one of those days. Just a calming voice to let you know that its okay, it's normal, you're not alone and it'll get better. I recorded this episode on one of those days so you can really hear the emotion in my voice, hopefully.

A lot more people in Botswana are gravitating towards the entertainment industry but is it worth it? In this episode I discuss the challenges and benefits of being in the creative industry in Botswana with my dear friend and author and singer of her latest single Dead 2 Me, Kayso. We also discuss her career and future projects.

Welcome to 2023 and season 2 of All Things Considered, this year we're asking difficult questions, having discussions and today we're talking about if gen z in Botswana is going to maintain the culture in Botswana as we are the most westernised generation yet. We dive into speaking the language, learning the songs and even the dating and marriage scene of the culture in Botswana. I also have my first guest, my best friend and brother from another mother Bogosi join in on the discussion.