Tshepo Pule

The Timer's Playbook

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Welcome to The Timer's Playbook Podcast, a safe and empowering space where fathers from all walks of life can come together and share their stories without judgment. Join us as we explore the depths of fatherhood, and discover new ways to improve ourselves as fathers, husbands, and partners. With each episode, we share valuable knowledge, innovative ideas, and effective tactics to help us all become the best fathers we can be. Let's come together and embark on this journey of growth and transformation as we navigate the complexities of modern fatherhood.

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Tshepo Pule

Episodes

S02 Episode 1: Tshepo Pule 06.12.2021 33:30

Tshepo Pule unpacks the everlasting effects of his tempestuous relationship with his father.

S01 Episode Five - How I lost 3 siblings in a week! 02.11.2021 49:23

Covid-19 has had devasting effects on families across the world. Solomzi Zimba lost 2 brothers and a sister, in a space on ONE week, to the virus. This is his story of dealing with trauma, death, guilt, and every emotion in between.

S01 Episode Four - Covid - 19 nearly killed me! 12.10.2021 29:53

 A married couple survive a Covid-19 scare. However the effects of that period persist to this day.

S01 Episode Three - People & Culture 13.09.2021 27:03

What makes a 'good' or 'great' corporate/company culture? How does such a corporate or company handle a Section 189? In this episode we hear from an HR Director, who has implemented a retrenchment process and has been been retrenchment as well in the past.

S01 Episode Two - I feel guilty... 13.09.2021 21:28

My journey starts where it all began, the place where I worked and eventually got retrenched. I catch up with a colleague of mine who 'survived' the axe. What's it like to survive a Section 189? (the official term for a retrenchment process).

S01 Episode One - Where to start? 13.09.2021 19:20

One day I had a job, next minute I was unemployed, with two kids and a wife to look after. What do I do next? I pick up a microphone and talk about it of course. I may have lost a job, but many others have lost much more. This is their story, as much as it is mine, but first, like any good husband should, I check the temperature with my wife!