Misunderstood
An open-table podcast featuring two co-hosts who discuss a wide range of relevant and interesting topics. Through these conversations, they share their personal opinions and perspectives with listeners. Each episode brings fresh subjects, inviting the audience into an open and casual discussion.
Episodes
Lethokuhle Sikhosana on South Africa, Coalition Politics and Home | Misunderstood Podcast
This week’s episode, Khumo Kumalo sits down with a dear friend, former Misunderstood co-host from the early days and recent graduate from the London School of Economics, Lethokuhle Sikhosana.In this conversation, they unpack South Africa, from its politics and cities to the diversity that makes it home. It is a conversation about home for the final episode of Misunderstood.In the episode, they unp
Rae du Plooy on Comedy, Pressure and the Journey to Newcomer of the Year | Misunderstood Podcast
This week on Misunderstood, Khumo Kumalo sits down with Rae du Plooy, the 2026 Savanna Comics’ Choice Newcomer Award winner, for a conversation about the world of comedy and the journey behind becoming a performer.Together, they unpack what it takes to run a comedy room, the work involved in creating a space for comedians and the preparation that goes into the Newcomers Showcase. They explore the
Lufefe Radebe on Love, Identity, and Uncomfortable Truths | Misunderstood Podcast
This week on Misunderstood, Khumo Kumalo sits down with his dear friend, Lufefe Radebe, for an intimate and thought-provoking conversation about their love for words, writing and the ways in which identity is formed through stories.Together, they unpack the stories we carry and the stories that shape us. They explore how these stories are told, who they are told by, whose voices are given importan
Otsile Nkadimeng on Born Free Reunion, SMWX, Pako and SoWevote
This week episode: Khumo Kumalo sits down with his former co-host and dear friend Otsile Nkadimeng – a “Born Free” reunion of sorts. In this episode they unpack the world of business, politics and the upcoming local election.Otsile shares some insight into his newfound experience starting a startup, Pako, in South Africa. From the idea to the various successes and challenges they have had, he shar
E67 Khumo Molefakgotla The Mindset Behind Rapid Growth & Unconventional Choices | Misunderstood Podcast
This week, episode Khumo Kumalo sits down with a friend, former teammate, and namesake, Khumo Molefakgotla. In this episode, they take a trip down memory lane, unpacking where their interests and journeys started and how they have evolved over time.More specifically, Khumo reflects on his debating journey, from merely starting the sport to finishing 1st in the country and 17th in the world just tw
E66 Inkinga Yomhlaba: The Story Behind IY., KWASUKASUKELA & A Philosophy of Love | Misunderstood
This week episode Khumo Kumalo has the joy and privelege of sitting down with Inkinga Yomhlaba. In this episode they unpack his mixtape IY., understanding the story, narrative and journey that allowed him to create the mixtape.Furthermore, in the episode they speak about his upcoming mixtape “KWASUKASUKELA” made with TJ Zulu and Sakhile. Dropping this coming Friday, he shares some insight into wha
E65 Oreoluwa Alaba on videography, modeling, editing - creativity personified | Misunderstood Podcast
Khumo Kumalo sits down with Oreoluwa Alaba to unpack his long, layered journey through the creative industry. Oreoluwa began editing around 15–16 years old, already working with projects and influences such as Overtime, Ball Is Life and Ayo & Tao. From those early days he moved into modelling, learning lessons about presence, self-presentation and the industry’s expectations. Eventually he cho
E64 Jaden Piper on DJ Culture, Music's Purpose & His Biggest Project Yet | Misunderstood Podcast
This week on Misunderstood, Khumo Kumalo sits down with Jaden Piper for an engaging conversation about music, creativity, and the realities of building a life around the art of DJing.Jaden shares the story of his journey into music, reflecting on how a deep personal passion developed into a professional pursuit that he approached both passionately and academically. He discusses the experiences, in
E63 Sacre Kayemba on Comedy, South African Culture & The Rise of AI | Misunderstood Podcast
This week on Misunderstood, Khumo Kumalo sits down with comedian Sacre Kayemba, one of the exciting new voices emerging from South Africa's comedy scene and recently featured on the Savanna Comedy Top 20 Newcomers Showcase.In an open and engaging conversation, Sacre reflects on his personal journey, sharing the experiences that shaped his outlook on life and ultimately led him to comedy. He di
E62 Inside the Mind of Chasing Sunday: Early Releases, Side Projects & New Album
This week episode Khumo Kumalo and Chasing Sunday (Luke Robinson) sit down to unpack his creative journey. From the name Chasing Sunday to his first release and now his upcoming album this is the story of Chasing Sunday.Khumo and Chasing Sunday unpack their journey together from pre-primary school to the then now podcast. Beyond shadowing each other and watching each other journeys they saw the de
E61 Kenz3i unpacks his thoughts on his upcoming Album "WWWZ3"
This week episode Khumo Kumalo sit down with Kenz3i a person who has become a dear friend and frequent guest on the podcast. In this episode Khumo and Kenz3i catch up on where they have been, the thoughts they have had in life and what they have been downloading.Kenz3i shares insights into his new found maturity in sound and creativity while reminding himself about why he started making music. Spe
E60 Okuhle Sibeko Creative Director: Designing Misunderstood's Next Era | Insider Scoop
This week on Misunderstood, we welcome Okuhle Sibeko to the family as our new Creative Director for Misunderstood Clothing—shaping the vision, voice, beauty, and expression of Misunderstood in a physical sense.Khumo Kumalo and Okuhle unpack their journey together as people who shared space, while Okuhle shares deep insights about himself, his creativity, and his path capturing the world in a varie
E59 Adonis Thando Thuku on the multidimensional nature of a digital creator
In this week’s episode of Misunderstood, Khumo Kumalo sits down with Adonis Thando Thuku for a deep and honest conversation about her journey as a content creator. From the formation of Adonis to becoming the rising creative voice she is today, Adonis opens up about the evolution, the lessons, and the realities of building a presence in the digital creative space.Together, they unpack what it trul
E58 From Lyrics to Fashion: The MakeCityRock Story with Zimi
Dive into the inspiring journey behind MakeCityRock — a brand born from creativity, culture, and the power of music.In this episode, Zimi unpacks how lyrics, storytelling, and street culture evolved into a fashion movement. From the early ideas to building a clothing brand, this conversation explores the intersection of music and fashion, showing how identity and expression can be transformed into
E57 Hidden Joy, The Act of Being Funny: Jerry Mcspanky
In the final week of Misunderstood for 2025, Khumo Kumalo has the honour of sitting across from stand-up comedian Jerry McSpanky. In this episode, they talk about Jerry’s journey in comedy, how he crafts jokes and thinks about the audience, what he deems a good joke, and how he finds laughter that is relatable and accessible. Moreover, they speak about the comedy industry in South Africa, where it
E56 The World of Street Art, The People's Gallery: Leigh Le Roux
This week on Misunderstood, Khumo has the honour and privilege to sit down with Leigh Le Roux. In this episode, they unpack the power and the impact of art—more specifically, street art. They walk through Leigh’s journey, the struggle through that journey, the barriers of gatekeeping, and the work to be accepted. Furthermore, we unpack how artists use digital media as a means of promoting their wo
E55 Nuance and Creativity a Lost Art: Osiame Radebe
This week’s episode of Misunderstood, Khumo Kumalo sits down with Osiame Radebe. They unpack the world of creativity, discussing Shane Eagle’s recent album release, the importance and value of directors, and the world of art. They unpack a world that has changed and evolved over time.Moreover, they unpack what they understand of social interactions and how they are formed by the institutions that
E54 Through the Lens of Creativity: Kenz3i
In the first episode back, celebrating 3 years of Misunderstood, Khumo Kumalo is joined by Kenz3i for a powerful and reflective conversation.Kenz3i opens up about his journey — the evolution, growth, and lessons he’s experienced both as an artist and as a person. They dive into the future of art in a world where AI is becoming an increasingly relevant conversation, and what that means for creativi
E53 Behind the Production: Lehakwe Marabo
After a long and unexpected break, Misunderstood is back on local soil. In this week's episode, we speak with Lehakwe Marabo, the producer of The Passage. We unpack the process behind creating the film, the journey of becoming a short film producer at just 17, and the deep message conveyed through the film. The Passage is moving, heartfelt, and life-altering. As always, we hope you enjoy being
E52 An Honest Reflection: A conversation with Junias Lunsford-Peaks
In the final episode of Misunderstood: Unpacking the AUC, we sit down with Junias Lunsford-Peaks. In this conversation, we discuss why he chose Morehouse, unpack what it means to not be part of the in-groups and to have differing opinions, and explore the social hierarchies of Morehouse College and the culture that shapes the school.For the last time, we unpack the nuances of the people of the AUC
E51 Thoughtful Expression: A conversation with YANKO!
This week's episode, we sit down with Morehouse College's own creative, YANKO!. In this conversation, we unpack why he chose Morehouse, his creative journey through music, his evolving identity, and, most importantly, his recent album,19. We’re here to explore the nuances and thoughts of the people of the AUC. Most importantly, we hope you enjoy beingMisunderstood.
E50 Rhythm in Our Soul: A conversation with Dana Karyn
This week, we sit down with Dana Karyn to unpack her journey at Spelman—her experience auditioning for the Glee Club, studying music, and growing as an artist. We discuss overcoming self-doubt and the challenge of being your own biggest critic, and so much more. We diving into the AUC experience. As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.
E49 Leading with Love: A conversation with Linden Young
This week, we return to the AUC and sit down with Morehouse College Chief Justice Linden Young. We explore his journey to Morehouse College, his path through the judicial branch, the community he discovered, the value of a liberal arts education, and much more. We are unpacking the AUC, one conversation at a time. As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.
E48 Radical Thought: A conversation with Matoti Buthelezi
This week’s episode features Matoti Buthelezi, the Executive Chairman and Founder of the National Executive Economic Collective. Together, we unpack the state of South Africa as we reflect on the year 2024. We delve into the pressing issue of funding and the lack of access to basic education and services as a result of government failures. Lastly, we explore the economy and discuss how South Afric
E47 Authentic Artistry: A conversation with Kenz3i
This week’s episode, we talk to Kenz3i about his upcoming album. We discuss his journey from a producer to a rapper. He sheds light on who his music inspirations are and how music became so ingrained in his life from an early age. He highlights finding his identity in the wave of feedback and information, creating a balance between external and internal criticism, and finding a way to overcome you
E46 Pure Dedication: A conversation with Joel Leotlela
This week’s episode features Joel “Junior” Leotlela. We discuss how he fell into the world of rugby and the various choices he has had to make, from selecting his high school to playing professionally. We gain insight into his side, including the support structure that has sustained him, particularly during the challenges of COVID-19. Joel also shares his first experiences in high school, his enga
E45 A Pure Soul: A conversation with Jaci Casby
This week’s episode features a conversation with Jaci Casby. We unpack her journey to Morehouse, her exploration of identity, and her role as Senior Presidential Advisor. We also delve into the dynamics of the AUC. As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.
E44 Building a community: A conversation with Jay'shun Matthews
This week on Misunderstood, we sit down with Jay’Shun Matthews for an unforgettable conversation. We unpack his journey to Morehouse, his iconic entrance on a horse, the effects of fame and virality, and his determination to build a thriving youth network. Together, we explore his resilience in overcoming challenges and dive into the dynamic culture of the AUC.
As always, thank you for joining us
E43 Cherishing Moments: A conversation with Noah Cathey
This week on Misunderstood, Noah Cathey joins us for an insightful conversation about the essence of community, the power of brotherhood, and the art of capturing meaningful moments. We also dive into his recent experience in Morehouse politics and explore the unique dynamics of the AUC. As always enjoy being Misunderstood.
E42 Who tells our story?: A conversation with Colin Royal
This week, we have the privilege of sitting down with Colin Royal, the Editor-in-Chief of The Maroon Tiger. We discuss his journey in journalism, the world of partial truths, the art of telling people's stories, and why he chose to come to Morehouse. We also delve into the world of journalism, exploring the process of crafting a story, from idea to publication. As always, we’re here having another
E41: Stay hopeful: A conversation with Damarion King
This week episode, we sit down with Morehouse Senator-at-Large Damarion King. We unpack the recent election, his calling to Morehouse and Ministry, the important of family and community and so much more. Moreover, he give us in sit to the life of a Senator the in working and the the things many people do not see. We are unpacking the AUC. As always we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.
E40 Endless thought: A conversation with Jordan Lewis
Through the evolution of one's self-identity to the importance of being a little more critical of ourselves, this week we have the privilege of sitting down with the Vice President of Graves Hall, Jordan Lewis.
We discuss everything from why he chose Morehouse to the role of religion in his life. By unpacking the nuances of faith and authenticity, we explore a full range of compelling conversation
E39 Faith and Diversity: A conversation with Analiese Poe
This week, we have the pleasure and privilege of sitting down with Spelman Freshman Class President Analies Poe. We dive into everything from her decision to attend Spelman to her leadership philosophy and the importance of faith and diversity. As always, we aim to unpack all things AUC. We hope you enjoy this episode of Misunderstood!
E38 Humanity at Its Core: A Conversation with Joe Reaves
This week’s episode features a conversation with Joe Reaves, the Sophomore President at Morehouse College. In this discussion, we explore what it means to be a leader, not fitting the traditional Morehouse identity, and the importance of authenticity and humanity as a young person. We're here to unpack the nuances and perspectives of the people of the AUC. Most importantly, we hope you enjoy being
E37 A Room of Authenticity: A Conversation with Josiah Harris
In our first episode, we step into the world of the Atlanta University Center (AUC) with Morehouse College SGA Vice President Josiah Harris. Josiah shares his journey through Morehouse, thoughts on mental health, the importance of family, and the power of authenticity.
E36 Growth and Positivity | A Chat with Lungelo KM
In this week's episode of Misunderstood, we’re honored to have Lungelo KM, the visionary founder and host of the Engineer Your Life podcast. Recognized as one of Mail & Guardian’s Top 200 Young South Africans, Lungelo has blazed his own trail in the digital world, amassing millions of social media views. Tune in as we explore his journey of building a powerful brand, the importance of grow
E35 Mashnotpotatoes unmashing South African Politics and the Voices Who Influence It
Mashnotpotatoes is a satirical political commentator with nearly 80K followers across all social media platforms. As a correspondent on the "Dan Corder Show" on eNCA and an aspiring comedian, Mashnotpotatoes brings a unique blend of humor and insight to discussions on South African politics, the death of journalism and media, and the importance of free speech. Tune in for thought-provoki
E34: Fighting for Education - Tarik Lalla’s #LetLallaLearn Story
In this week's episode, we sit down with Tarik Lalla, former Secretary General of the University of Pretoria (UP). Tarik shares his powerful story of being unjustly denied access to his education at UP despite paying his fees on time and making numerous inquiries about his status, which were met with silence. This led to the birth of the #LetLallaLearn movement, rallying support from across th
E33 Conspiracies, Current Affairs and Politics
This week's episode features Leruo Mophatlane and Khumo Kumalo taking a deep dive into the world around them. They discuss the potential for global conflict, including the possibility of an attack on Taiwan, and explore conspiracies and the conspiracy map, which illustrates how interlinked global events are. They also cover South African politics and psychometric tests, and even delve into the jus
E32 What's the chat FINALE: Conservatism vs Liberalism
Khathu and Khumo share the floor for one last episode to discuss Conservatism vs. Liberalism. What do these terms truly mean to people? Can you identify with one or the other without harming others or appearing unprogressive? From microaggressions to identity, they engage in a heated discussion. Enjoy the final episode of "What's the Chat?"
E31 What's the chat: Voting day and Elections, our final thoughts
In this pivotal episode of "What's the Chat," we delve into the South African elections, offering our final thoughts on how we are likely to cast our votes. Join us as we explore the criteria and key metrics essential for choosing the right political party. We provide an in-depth analysis of major parties, including the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), the African National Congress (
E30 What's the chat: Groove Chronicles: Secrets of South Africa's Club Scene
Khumo and Khathu discuss the dark world of groove in South Africa, from the expectations placed on women to the social hierarchy established within clubs and club culture. They share their insights and experiences. As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.
E29 What's the chat: Do we still see each other’s humanity
This week's episode features Khathu and Khumo unpacking the world around us. Engaging in conversations about the current conflict between Israel and Palestine, they delve into the complexities and nuances of the situation. They also discuss the tragic collapse of the building in George, reflecting on the role of the media in shaping narratives and perceptions.
In addition, the duo addresses th
E28 What's the chat: Are there door’s to access and who hold the keys
We're Back! and here with a new show "What's the Chat?" It's a weekly show between Khathu and Khumo where they talk about what's currently trendy, relevant, and interesting to the youth. It's a youthful, fun take on the world around us with a little banter between friends. In this week's episode, they discuss access: what is required to maximize opportunities and
E27 A conversation with student leaders: Kamogelo Mabe
This week, Khumo engages in a riveting conversation with Kamogelo Mabe, former Wits SRC Deputy President, on a range of pressing topics. They delve into the intricacies of #FeesMustFall, dissect the shortcomings of NSFAS, unpack the significance of the March protests at Wits, and speculate on the implications of the upcoming 2024 elections. Get ready for an enlightening and thought-provoking episo
E26 Otsile Nkadimeng the conversation continued
This week's episode: Otsile returns, and we continue the conversation as we take a further deep dive into the political future of South Africa. We discuss the impacts of culture on politics, the generational handover of politics, and the elitism of politics. As always, we hope you enjoy another week of being Misunderstood.
E25 A conversation with student leaders: Otsile Nkadimeng
This week's episode features Otsile Nkadimeng, a climate activist who has mobilized various protests and organizations to speak out against the failures of states worldwide. Additionally, he is organizing and planning to take a million people to the polls through SoWeVote, encouraging them to take responsibility for their vote and their role in South Africa. As always, we hope you enjoy anothe
E24 Breaking into the music industry
This week's episode, we unpack Khaya's story—the influences he has had and his journey in music from school to his family. Furthermore, we discuss his hopes and aspirations within the music industry. He recently dropped his album, and it's time we get to hear his message and his sound. As always, we hope you enjoy another week of being Misunderstood.
E23 A conversation with student leaders: Katlego Mokgosi
We are back for 2024! In this week's episode, we talk to Katlego Mokgosi, who defines himself as an activist, student leader, and creative. He was the Deputy Head of St David's in 2022 and currently attends the University of Witwatersrand. He shares what his ambitions were in high school, how he dealt with failure, along with his views on activism. As always, we hope you enjoy another week
E22 A conversation with student leaders: Grace Nyapfungwe
Episode 4 of a conversation with student leaders takes a deep dive into who our future leaders are and what their experiences have been in leadership. Will they be voting? How have they grown? Is student politics still in their future? In this episode, we sit down with Grace Nyapfungwe, Head of School for 2023 at St. Peter’s College. She shares her experience of leading change towards a more liber
EP21 Israel-Palestine: Samiya Vallee
This week, we discuss the heated conflict between Israel and Palestine with Samiya Vallee. She shares her thoughts on the conflict, including her viewpoint, the history, and the impacts of social media and activism. She calls for us to recognize that this is not a religious conflict but a human one. We also explore the question of whether neutrality means you are on the side of the oppressor. You
E20 A conversation with student leaders: Kwande Bam
Episode 3 of a conversation with student leaders, taking a deep dive into who our future leaders are and what their experiences have been in leadership. Will they be voting, how have they grown, is student politics still in their future? Episode 3 is with Kwande Bam, St Stithians College, Chief Whip. He share his thoughts on boys school sports, Impact of Covid and his views on politics. You can he
E19 A conversation with student leaders: Kea Mothlamme
Episode 2 of a conversation with student leaders, taking a deep dive into who our future leaders are and what their experiences have been in leadership. Will they be voting, how have they grown, is student politics still in their future? Episode 2 is with Kea Mothlamme, St John's College, Second Prefect. He share his story and journey to being elected, his hopes for the school and his thoughts
EP18 A conversation with student leaders: Makanaka Dumbu
The start of a conversation with student leaders, taking a deep dive into who our future leaders are and what their experiences have been in leadership. Will they be voting, how have they grown, is student politics still in their future? Episode 1 is with Makanaka Dumbu, St. Andrew's School for Girls, Head Girl 2023. She shares her experience as Head Girl, the difficulties with engaging with r
E17 Where we at?
It beens a year. A year of fun, controversial, happy and great conversations on the podcast. In this episode Khumo updates us on life and gives his various views and opinions on the world. Accompanied by Jonathan Shiferaw a first time guest who came to establish own identity and self on the platform. As always we are Misunderstood
EP16 Fire in Firehouse: unpacking FEDA
This week Zulu and Khumo unpacking the FEDA play firehouse. A production which engaged and tackled South African fire fighting. Unpacking the process, the cast, the story and more. Find out what fires took place in the Firehouse. Enjoy another day being misunderstood.
EP 15 East or West: Does South Africa have a choice
We are back from our long hiatus. Bring back your weekly entertainment. Today we are discussing whether or not South Africa really gave weapons to Russia, the Russian and Ukraine war, our BRICS partnership and so much more. We really look into what choices does South Africa have in its near future in defining itself as character of global politics.
E14 We Celebrate Celebrities not Academics
This week MD and Khumo interrogate the question about why we celebrate celebrities but pass over the accomplishments of academics. Is this an issue that we face as the youth going forward? Has this led to academics being celebrity. Find out our answer is this episode. Don't follow and share and join us in unpacking what is Misunderstood
EP13 Additions been the same for far too long: The Problem with the Schooling System
EP12 Do Black Spaces Lead to Capital/White Flight?
Can you have blacks spaces without capital or white flight? A question the begs to ask whether or not we are able to be one integrated society: where race, capital and creed can co-exist peacefully. Find out on this episode with Letho and Khumo Don't forget to like, follow and share. Link is in the bio
We hope you enjoy being Misunderstood
EP 11 The Exodus of Excellence
We are back! Making our return for 2023. In this episode Letho and Khumo take deep dive into the current mass appeal to study abroad by many students in South Africa, particularly looking at the recent success of many students in the last two years. They unpack the reality, limitations and possibilities that come with this appeal and people actually taking the jump to go study abroad and gain a ne
EP10 Everyone is black
In the final episode for 2022 Khumo and Letho continue the conversation from last week and come to a completely different conclusion. Still viewing it from the same perspective but with different information and experiences. They speak about the struggles within the black community, with men and with society as whole. But the conclusion reached isn't one many would expect. So the question is, are
EP9 Black vs African Mindset
In the second last episode of the season. Khumo ,along with Letho, try and shed light on the different mindset that exists with POC communities. At first glance it seem similar but there's distinct differences between African and Black mindset. Moreover, how they actualise within communities in around South Africa and Africa as whole. We hope enjoy another day being Misunderstood
EP8 Men's Conference
Getting closer to the end of the year, there was nothing to speak about. So we gave insight to the boys chat. Where literally everything and anything takes place. This really is a conversation that's all over the place Khumo accompanied with MD and Sabelo speak about all things concerning the boys. We hope you enjoy another day of being Misunderstood.
EP7 F*ck boy mentality and failed situationships
As per usual Khumo is back. Unpacking another topic. An idea many of us have been witness to or embodied F*ck boy mentality. The concept of not caring, messing around and never committing to a significant other. This episode he's accompanied by Sabelo. A friend, a brother of his, who unpack his experience, his view of love, f boy mentality and his own failed situationships. We hope you enjoy anoth
EP6 A new beginning
In the absence of Kgosi, the show find a new identity and narrative. Khumo is always here to host and discuss the most controversial, misunderstood and difficult topics. However, he can't do it alone. So we introduce MD to the show who provides a different perspective, voice and view of the show. We don't know where this path goes. So come along on this journey with us. As we unpack what it means
EP5 Dating in the 21st Century
This episode as per usual Kgosi and Khumo take us on journey. As they try to navigate and unpack the dating scene which is currently influenced by wokeism, social media and pressures of school. Unpacking their different outlooks of love and dating. As always you know they just trying to unpack things which have been Misunderstood.
EP4 Can you escape black tax? - Unpacking the black community
In this episode, Kgosi and Khumo dive deeply into the limitations of the black community. Engage with the different concepts that have kept the community shackled by its oppression and entrapped in a mental which doesn't allow for success—discussing very difficult conversations which are disregarded and misinterpreted. Disclaimer This is not a lecture but rather a way of thinking that many people
E3 We kinda get Kanye
This week's episode is hosted by none other than Kgosi and Khumo looks at Ye's current rant, formally known as Kanye. Unpacking his action from "white lives matter" to his statements about the Jewish community. They unpack probably one of the most misunderstood men of the 21st Century. They don't condone his actions but we question his behaviour and find some truth to what he is doing. If you want
E2 We don't care about your labels
In this episode Kgosi and Khumo discuss how labels are absurd and affect the way we interact with one another in Society. Through unpacking and understanding what oppression looks like for individuals who are affected by the struggle and choosing the struggle, they come to an interesting conclusion as they unpack the very unique nuance and fine line. They try to fixed the blurred lines of the many
E1 Pilot
Welcome to the launch of Misunderstood, A podcast hosted by Khumo Kumalo and Kgosi'tsile Mashugane. The episode unpacks their vision for the project and their dreams and aspirations. Join them on this journey as they try to make sense of what it means to be Misunderstood. "This is a start of legacy" so be a part of the community and finally become a leader in our community. We can't wait to see wh
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