Imagine a setting in which friends of different sexual identities and expressions gather around to chat about their sexual experiences, without really holding back. We'll, you're just about to hear it all right here on Unfiltered101 as my friend and her squad take over the platform for this instalment. I hope you enjoy the chat about cocks or should I say, cock tales🤭

In this episode of a new series called Spiritual Corner, I get to talk about Intimacy With God. Often times, God is depicted to us a "No nonsense" person who isn't flexible at all. We then struggle to build a relationship with him. This episode helps one open up to God and gives steps to achieve that. Hope you love this new segment. Would love to hear your reviews here or on my Instagram: @hlalefang_m or WhatsApp me at +213 541 81 82 64. Love and light 🌟

In this installment of Unfiltered101 Podcast, I have a conversation with Mogau Makitla who is a Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Activist and a country coordinator for IYAFP. We chat about sexual pleasure catering for safety too, orgasms, sexuality inclusion in provocative societal matters such as menstruation, touch on patriarchy in sex and wrap things up with the impact that Covid-19 has had on SRHR. Hope you love the chat and give your feedback. Till we meet again. ✨ ❤️ Follow Mogau on Instagram @mogaumakitla and myself @hlalefang_m

With three albums to her name and counting, two time SAMA award winning music sensation, 'Malehloka Maleh Hlalele, joins me for an unfiltered chat. We tap into her hiatus from the music scene, the rebirth with a new single 'Kopa Tsela' leading to album launch on the 30th of April 2021,language & identity embracement , and so much more on her journey of hope and finding her axis.Tones of The Queen - an embodiment of claiming your throne and leading in your rightful territory as a bold, daring and unconventional woman. Be sure to follow her on her socials for more updates on her projects. Facebook: Malehloka Maleh Hlalele Instagram : malehlokamusic

In this episode,researcher and trend spotter, Faeeza Khan of award winning trends analysis company, Flux Trends, joined me for a chat on consumer trends, retail trends, political and geographical polarisation in markets, virtual economy and the impact the virtual economy is to have on going green for a sustainable economy and consumption both in textile and technology. Hope you love it. Kindly find them on social media platforms @fluxtrends and give me your feedback on my Instagram @hlalefang_m

In this episode, Monts'eng Juliet Ramalohlanye, a blogger on Blog With Montsheng,joins me for an unfiltered chat as we converse about friendship and relationship dynamics from our perspective and past experiences. These range from friendship alignment, deal breakers, ghosting, cheating to healing. Here's a link to her blog https://www.bloggingwithmontsheng.wordpress.com Remember to also share your thoughts with me on what you would like to hear next by either messaging me on Anchor or texting me on +213 541 81 82 64. Cheers🥂

Note: Wap by Cardi B & Meghan is one of Makgosi's favourite jams. Makgosi joined me for a chat on how she navigates sex as a disabled woman, what pleasure means to her and the changes she hopes for in the near future in sex industry. Inclusion is still something we don't have as a society and this is one of the challenges she has faced and continues to endure. She often pen's down her opinions in web and print media. You can follow her on twitter @wheelsntoys. Thank you for listening and see you next time.

There's no denying that sex work has been in existence from 2400BCE but there's still stigmatisation on sex workers and it still is not decriminalised. Senior Researcher at Human Rights Watch, Skye Wheeler joins me for a sit down on issues surrounding sex work and Nobuhle, a brave woman bears her life bare with me as a sex worker. A huge thanks to Human Rights Watch, SWEAT and Nobuhle for making this episode a reality, and two my two listeners who shared their thoughts. Vicky Sampson's African Dream is a song I hold dearly to heart and it is my dream that one day sex work will be decriminalised and the workers will be included in the constitution as humans.

In this episode, Nigerian based urologist and surgeon, Dr Martin, joins me for a chat on kidney stones which are taking 16 100 lives annually. What are these, the signs, prevention, treatment /cure? Dr Sindi van Zyl touched on sexual health in episode 6 and now Dr Martin delves deeper into vaginal health as well as infertility in women as well as the deadly impact of FGM. Share your thoughts with me and enjoy the chat which I hope you'll learn from.

History shows that pregnancy termination has been in existence for years, yet there's still so much stigmatisation, victimisation and shaming on those who choose to abort. Chinogwenya serves as Marketing and Brand Manager for Marie Stopes SA, and she joins me to have a chat on safe abortions in time of Covid-19, myths around terminations and their #BlueRibbonCampaign. Abortion Activist, Feminist Mommy and Journalist, Gaopalelwe Phalaetsiwe shares her termination story through three terminations and her healing journey. As often realised that some people live with regret post termination, Angie Farrenkothen of Rachel's Vineyard also adds her contribution on how such individuals could get help. Do enjoy and share with others. Don't forget to drop me your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

Nigerian based urologist and surgeon, Dr Henry has a sit down moment with me to dissect some of the issues that relate to men's health. In this episode, we cover varicocele, prostate cancer, testicular cancer, infertility and libido. All of these really go unaddressed in our societies perhaps due to cultural beliefs but it's time that we tell these untold stories. I named it Scrotum Bible because it really is a study of scrotum related health matters. Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

"When you buy something, you are not paying for it with money. You are paying for it with hours of your life you had to spend earning that money." Jose Mujica Founder of TKO Consultancy, personal finance and wellness coach and Mandela Washington Fellow 2019, Tokiso TKay Nthebe joins me for a conversation about our finances. TKay and I cover investments, savings,budgeting, retirement, insurance and our relationship with money. Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

"Travelling leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller."-Ibn Battuta This week's special guest is Zee, (@African_Odyzzee) who is a travel and lifestyle content creator. Zee and I talk about her extensive travel around the globe. Listen to all the jams she drops ranging from choosing a destination to the very much argued debate of whether local travel is more expensive than international travel. Also find out how she partied up a storm with strangers on vacation, and her love for Bali.Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message Email: info@africanodyzze.com Website: www.africanodyzzee.co.za Text me on +213 541 81 82 64 or follow me on Instagram @hlalefang_m and twitter @HMakoetlane. #Unfiltered101Podcast #TravelChats

In this instalment, Siya and I get to chat about what he hopes people draw from the book, my choice of being comfortable as a side dish than main in relationships,bisexuality, MSM and wrap it up with a game of #NEVER_HAVE_I_EVER that depicts the old soul he is! Higher love by Whitney Houston ft Kygo is a perfect song selection to end the podcast because that's what it felt like. So raw, pure and honest. Don't forget to buy his book at all good book stores like he says.Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message 😂😂😂

Award winning author and socio-political commentator, Siya Khumalo of 'You Have To Be Gay To Know God' , joins me for a candid, yet insightful chat about his debut book which he describes as a triquetra of power. Khumalo's book touches on sex, religion and politics with such a humorous writing. This chat will leave with so questions from what you had previously known. Do listen to the podcast and share your thoughts with me on Instagram and Facebook at hlalefang_m and Hlalefang Makoetlane respectively. Up next is Part 2 of the conversation in which he reveals his witty side and of course, I join in. Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

PS: I'm still new in this field. Apologies in advance for any experienced technicalities. Afropolitan movement has cemented itself in our hearts, and now more than ever, we embrace being Africans especially in artistry. One artist who effortlessly does this, is singer, songwriter and producer, Brenda Mtambo. This episode follows Mtambo's journey in her music career from the days of Joyous Celebration to now being a solo performer with two albums, Inspired and So Much More.She also touches on motherhood, entrepreneurship, family, friendship and pays tribute to her late friends Akhumzi Jezile and Bob Mabena. There's also an Unplugged Soul Session. Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

There's no denying that even to this day, there's so much stigmatisation towards people living with HIV/AIDS. Dr Sindi van Zyl and I chat about this stigmatisation, and further talk about the impact of intimate washes as well as circumcision. Did VMMC really save men or it destroyed men? The incorporation of traditional medicine into western medicine seems far fetched and comes across as a taboo, but why is that the case? Yoni steaming finds itself drawn into the conversation. And Moatshe 'Catchfire' shares his journey to manhood without circumcision as a benchmark for manhood.Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message Enjoy... Till next time ❤️

PS:Kindly excuse the background noise technicalities. We live in a very progressive society that is now starting to accept people for their uniqueness, who they choose to be and how they express themselves. However, in some parts of the world, homosexuality still triggers feelings of renunciation, perhaps because of religious beliefs and cultural views. This episode touches on the challenges the LGBTIQ+ are faced with, and the societal pressures they bare. Leroy Marc joins me for an unfiltered chat on these issues and how he is living comfortably in his being.Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

Broadcaster and General Manager of Careers Magazine, Nkokheli Lindazwe joins me for a chat about the inception of Careers Magazine and what the future looks like for the publication. We further discuss whether there's such a thing as "dead careers"? He highlights the importance of finding an opportunity on chaos as far as the ideology of death of print media is concerned. If you ever wanted to know more about your career path and perhaps, even being a content contributer towards publications, then this episode is for you! Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message

I am in conversation with teacher and healer, Mkhulu Makhanya. He joins me to dissect african spirituality concept, myths and misconceptions within the spiritual realm. Mkhulu further highlights the importance of knowing one's being,and shares his journey to being a healer. Drop your thoughts on https://anchor.fm/hlalefang-makoetlane/message