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Chat With Nat

Chat With Nat 68 Episodes Jun 24, 2026

Chat with Nat is a podcast hosted by Nat, featuring engaging guest interviews and discussions on hot topics. The show encourages audience interaction through social media with the hashtag #ChatWithNat. Listeners can stay connected via various platforms including Instagram, Twitter, and email, and can support the show through Buy Me a Coffee or Patreon.

Episodes

070: Should I Skip My Brother's Wedding for £60K?! Jun 24, 2026 00:44:44 In this episode of Chat with Nat, Nat is joined by Chiedza to tackle a series of dilemmas that test our values, priorities, and sense of right and wrong.Would you miss your brother’s wedding if it meant securing a life-changing career opportunity? How do you navigate the emotional challenges of building a new life in the UK while feeling caught between two worlds? And would you take the blame for
069: The Polygamist! Jun 18, 2026 02:11:23 In this episode of Chat With Nat, Nat is joined by Amanda J. Sibanda and Sena Moyo of 6ft Weights podcast to discuss the Netflix Zimbabwean drama The Polygamist.Adapted from the novel by Sue Nyathi, The Polygamist follows Jonasi, Joyce, Matipa, Essie, Lindani and a cast of interconnected characters caught in a complex web of love, secrets, deception and consequence. Together, we unpack some of the
068: "I Come In Peace" w/ Andrew Mthunzi Jun 10, 2026 01:09:33 In this episode of Chat With Nat, Natasha speaks with author Andrew Mthunzi about his new book, Let's Have a Conversation.Drawing on themes of identity, relationships, faith, society, finance and poetry, Andrew shares the experiences and perspectives that shaped his writing. The conversation examines ideas from the book, their origins, and the questions they raise.As always, Chat With Nat is a
067: The Language We Pass On: Tammy Richards of Rava Bhuku Jun 3, 2026 00:38:52 In this episode, Nat chats with Tammy Richards, founder of Rava Bhuku and creator of bilingual children’s books designed to help families connect with African languages and culture.What began as a simple desire to teach her own children Shona has grown into a thriving business, with books available in multiple languages including Shona, Twi and Swahili. Tammy shares the story behind Rava Bhuku, fr
066: Maison Amahle w/ Nigel Ndlovu May 15, 2026 01:03:20 In this episode, Nat is joined by Nigel Ndlovu, founder of Maison Amahle, the world’s first Afro-Swiss luxury watch house.Nigel shares the remarkable journey behind building a luxury brand rooted in African heritage, faith, craftsmanship, and intentional living. From growing up in Botswana to pursuing a dream in Switzerland, Nigel reflects on the early moments that sparked his fascination with wat
065: Girls in Engineering! w/ Engineer Chiedza May 7, 2026 00:56:04 In this episode of, Nat is joined by Chiedza for a rich and insightful conversation on travels, hair loc journey and a deep dive into the world of civil engineering.Chiedza opens up about her personal and professional journey, including how work experience played a major role in steering her towards studying civil engineering. Chiedza unpacks what civil engineers actually do and why their work mat
064: Equity In The Journey w/ Mima Moyo Apr 30, 2026 01:02:51 In this episode, Nat is joined by Mima – host of #MimasMusicMondays and friend of the show, for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation.From the question everyone is asking where is Luke Tawanda Philemon Humba? to the ever-heated debate on working from home (and Emma Grede’s claim that it’s “career suicide”), & how events like Covid have changed how some pple engage with the workplace. They also u
063: Slipping Through My Fingers Mar 12, 2026 00:41:57 Part Two of my conversation with Judith (host of the Awakened & Anchored podcast).In this episode, the conversation turns deeply personal.Judith and I reflect on the different seasons of womanhood and motherhood, and what it means to navigate life when things feel like they are slipping through your fingers. We talk honestly about the pressures of responsibility, the quiet moments of doubt, and th
062: It's Above Me Now! Feb 26, 2026 00:50:55 In this episode, Nat is joined by regular guest Brian and talk through some hot topics from recent headlines.They dive into the early verdict on New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and what his leadership could signal politically and culturally. From there, they head south to discuss the arrest of Bellarmine Mugabe, son of Robert Mugabe, on attempted murder charges in South Africa, unpacking the
061: From Radio to The Batman: Amanda J. Sibanda’s Film Journey Feb 19, 2026 01:19:20 Part 2 of my conversation with Amanda J. Sibanda.Although this episode was recorded first, it follows her recent appearance on the podcast, so think of this as the origin story.In this conversation, we explore Amanda’s creative evolution and her deep fascination with the intersection of storytelling and visuals. She reflects on how music videos, particularly the bold cinematic style of Hype Willia
060: What Would You Do? (Dilemma Edition) Feb 12, 2026 00:27:29 In this episode, Nat is joined by Brian for a dilemma-style episode. We go through some dilemmas, including a personal one! Let us know what you think and what you do.... ----------Chat With Nat is a podcast that amplifies diasporic voices, memory, migration, and identity - with laughter and reflection. Hosted by Natasha, a Zimbabwean living in London, the show explores the dual, nuanced experienc
059: What Social Workers Actually Do (And When Families Need Them) Feb 4, 2026 01:11:17 What actually happens when social services get involved? And what do social workers really do?In this episode, Nat is joined by Nessa (Vanessa Sibanda), an Advanced Practitioner Social Worker with over nine years’ experience in Children’s Social Care and safeguarding.Together, they unpack what social work actually is, when and why social services may become involved in a family’s life, and how peo

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