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SunHouse
Thandi Gomo
6 episodes
5 days ago
POV: you're a fat, dark-skinned, black girl. You live in a cute but crazy third-world country. It gets worse, you're a Xhosa hun. A commentary.
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POV: you're a fat, dark-skinned, black girl. You live in a cute but crazy third-world country. It gets worse, you're a Xhosa hun. A commentary.
Show more...
Personal Journals
Society & Culture
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The Directors Cut | CHANNEL REPOSITIONING
SunHouse
18 minutes 58 seconds
6 months ago
The Directors Cut | CHANNEL REPOSITIONING

This is the director’s cut. The soul-take. The version I was always meant to share.

In this special repositioning episode of The Sun House, I return to the mic with clarity, conviction, and a higher vibration. We’re zooming out—way out—to reflect on where we are in space, time, and spirit. I talk about what it means to live as a 25-year-old Black woman in a complex world, the energetic shift I’ve undergone, and the redirections that have led me back to my voice. This podcast is no longer just a space for conversation—it’s a compass, a classroom, and a calling.

If you’ve ever needed permission to pivot, this is it.
Welcome to the new era of The Sun House. We’re just getting started.

SunHouse
POV: you're a fat, dark-skinned, black girl. You live in a cute but crazy third-world country. It gets worse, you're a Xhosa hun. A commentary.