On this show we talk to Prof Solwayo Ngwenya to unpack the true purpose of polygamy. So many religions acknowledge it, yet so little facts are discussed about it. Is it a thing of the past, present, or future?
The greatest thing a father can do for his children is to respect the woman that gave birth to his children. You may have moved on, but your children have not. If you can't be soul mates then a least be thoughtful and acknowledge each other with kindness. Co-parenting is not a competition, but a collaboration of two homes working together with the kids best interests at heart. On this episode we speak to Leslie Phiri about the challenges and get advice on how best to navigate co-parenting .
Host Emmanuel and Dr Nqo Mathanda course through a discussion around the question "How much is enough Money??". The conversation gets interesting, as the Dr doesn't believe that money is real, but what is real is the ability to make sound choices in life. This podcast teaches us more about functional money choices.
If you knew then what you know now about male circumcision, would you have undergone the surgery? Voluntary medical circumcision was adopted in 2009 as a way of preventing spread of HIV. But is that all that men need to know?
Alcohol can have short and long term effects in our everyday lives. People who have issues with their work life, family relationships, finances or emotions because of their alcohol use could have a drinking problem. But what constitutes excessive drinking? Who is at risk for alcohol abuse with what consequences?
To get answers to these and more questions, tune in to the Men’s Conference tonight on SkyzMetro FM from 9pm as we discuss some adverse effects of alcoholism.
How do men in the arts deal with failure to get recognition of their work? What types of mental health issues do they face?
Men who cook are redefining perceptions of the society and culture! But what are societal and cultural stereotypes about men who cook?
Herbs can either be the most powerful form of medicine or the slowest form of poison. They have a cultural history of utilization but how safe and effective are they in our bodies?
To enhance or not to enhance.... should this even be the question? Why are men inclined to enhance? Could it be peer pressure or a genuine need to do so? Join us in tonight's riveting discussion on male sex performance drugs. Get all the answers here..!!
"Education turns mirrors into windows". If education 🎓 brings with it a sense of self and selflessness, opportunities, and the ability to dream beyond the sky for an African child imagine the immense pride the African parent who provided for it feels
However, parents nowadays are too concerned 🤔 about how the world would perceive them if their children are not educated to their satisfaction. Children who fail to meet up to their parent’s expectations often face criticisms which create self-doubt about their abilities and intelligence.
In this episode we get into the ins and outs of the characteristics of Prenuptial Agreements. What you should know before saying the "I do's" and signing on that dotted line.Making choices is easier when you know all the available options.Here is a chance to Familiarize yourself with the different types of marriage settings and their laws. Knowledge is Power.
On this episode we discuss ways of rescuing men from the catastrophic trap of prostate cancer. Men's awareness of the disease and comprehensive knowledge about the signs and symptoms, screening methods and age groups predisposed to the risk of the disease has remained poorly understood!
Episode 13 - Understanding Mental Health issues. Tino Gwitima, a mental health advocate, shares the dynamics of compassion and empathy when helping someone suffering from stress and depression.
Relationships are often transactional. Emmanuel talks to Mgcini Nyoni, a storyteller, poet, and theatre director about the fear of being labeled stingy and how it has destroyed many men.
uMjolo is a buzzword on social media streets these days, with some terming it a ‘pandemic’ due to the heartbreak it has attracted for unfortunate souls in relationships. In our podcast today we speak to an ‘old timer’ uMalume Njocks who takes us through his experiences of love, romance, and heartbreak during the olden days.
In Episode 10 of the podcast, we have the controversial social media personality, and a men’s rights advocate, Shadaya Knight. He takes us through his views on Masculinity, Misogyny, and Protection of The Boy Child.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to get or keep an erection firm enough to have sexual intercourse. It is sometimes referred to as impotence, although this term is now used less often. Occasional ED isn't uncommon, but most men suffer in silence. Today Emmanuel is in conversation with Dr. Dingumuzi Sithole on this topic. He tells us that many men experience it during times of stress. Let’s hear more.
This week (Episode 8) we look at social habits (drinking from the same bottle, whisky glass, sharing smokes) and their impact on oral health. Not only because Covid-19 came about, but how this habit exposes us to other infections like herpes simplex. While it’s unlikely you’ll contract herpes by sharing drinks, it’s always a good rule of thumb to avoid sharing glasses, dishware, or other objects. Lets hear views from the guys we managed to speak to this week.
Making ends meet has never been easy for men across the globe, let alone in Zimbabwe. In this episode we meet up with an achieved academic Bakidzanani Dube, who tells us about the struggles of balancing the art of survival and maintaining the profession when things get tough.