The BAOBAB

In this episode, I share my personal story of how a high school screening system was traumatic. I also learnt that you should be kind to others

In this episode, I talk about the importance of taking care of your mental health. Always remember that self-care is not selfish😊

In this episode, I review His Only Wife written by Peace Adzo Medie

In this episode, I talk about the relevance of creating a good craft in regards to musicians Because at the end of the day the songs live on after the musician has passed away.

Being kind won't hurt

In this episode, I highlight some of my takeaways from the books I have been reading. Writers are also advocates and storytellers. Enjoy!

In this episode, I discuss two songs sung by the Four Brothers. One of the bands that kept Zimbabweans entertained and raised awareness for different issues.

In this episode, I talk about ways of shaping a grateful person. We ought to be grateful for the small things.

In this episode, I talk about the importance of getting help and being kind to yourself.

A happy new month to you my listeners. In this episode, I am reviewing Stay with me written by Ayobami Adebayo.

In this episode, I tell a love through three different songs and the artistes are *Jah Prayzah -Nyeredzi , *Calvin and Muzi -Tombofara and Gwevedzi -Ndinouya.

In this episode, I encourage the listeners to be kind to others and not judge the next person if they do not know the whole story.

In this episode, I share my personal experience about how I have been feeling during the past few days. I also talk about how COVID-19 has affected people's lives and how the question "how are you?" has been triggered different emotions and feelings. I hope you have a few takeaways from the smoothie😊

In this episode, I review Mess written by Dudu Busani-Dube. Mess is the fifth book which is part of the Hlomu series. I enjoyed reading and reviewing the book. I hope you will fall in love with the Zulu brothers just like I did😉

In this episode, I talk about Leonard Zhakata music's a Zimbabwean Sungura musician. His music has managed to cut across all generations.

In this episode, l discuss some of the lessons that l have learnt from blogging. Even though one is not a blogger these lessons will be helpful too.

Book appreciation week is a segment on The Baobab where l review a book that l would have read. This month l chose to review the Secret lives of Baba Segi's wives written by Lola Shoneyin

May is African month and the continent celebrated being African. In this episode l talk about some of the African instruments, dance routines and how music brings people together.

In this episode l ask my audience the question 'Why' and after listening to this episode some of the listeners will have the answers. There are a lot of things that we have normalized but we shouldn't normalize these things.

In this episode, l discuss why it is important for one to practice self-care. If you were not taking care of yourself you can start doing so NOW.

There are a lot of reasons why people gdve decided read a magazine or a newspaper. In this episode l will be highlighting some of the benefits of reading. I really hope you learn something from this episode.

The last Monday of every month is music appreciation week on The Baobab. This week l decided to discuss the importance of music in our lives.

In this episode l share some of my personal experiences and l have realized that l am not the person l was a year ago.l have been kind to myself and allowed myself to breathe when something happens to me.

In this episode I review two poetry books by Blessing E Moyo who is a Zimbabwean published author. His work is available on these links Love too powerful shorturl.at/fCEPY Who am I to speak shorturl.at/abiuE

In this episode I talk about Masa Caroleen music. Enjoy!