Blunt and No Not Weed Podcast

The Final Episode: Ending the Podcast, Starting Anew and Walking In The Flow of My Purpose

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Wed, 19 Jan 2022 15:00:00 +0000

Saying goodbye is never an easy thing, and saying goodbye to something that was created by my own hands, for my own survival and growth is even more difficult. But it's time to let go and move on to newer and better things. This will be the last episode of the Blunt and No Not Weed Podcast. In this episode, I explain why I've decided to close this chapter, what's coming next (Yes, I am not done with podcasting yet), and where my mindset is in 2022. A huge thank you to all my guests (Natale, Ndamu, Tshima, Manzi, Wendy, Mo & Kemi) for making this podcast pleasurable, authentic and so enlightening, and insightful. Thank you for your stories, your wisdom, your inspirations, and your intellect. Thank you to Sarah, for being my first fan, for believing in this podcast, and for your constant feedback and support. Thank you to me, Mutondwa Murendeni Nemurangoni, for leaping and biting fear, anxiety, and the chatter of what will people say. Thank you to me for being willing to be vulnerable about the things and thoughts that scare & haunt me, about my dreams and aspirations, and my journey towards self. I'm so proud of you Mutondwa, you did well. Last but certainly not least, thank you to my 988 downloaders (I checked today), thank you for giving me your ear and compassion, thank you for spending your valuable time with me and my guests, and thank you for your support, it means the world.

Ep. #29| Booktober Series: The Book That Saved My Life Ft Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Fri, 15 Oct 2021 14:06:43 +0000

It's the start of the booktober series! This October I'll be sharing some of the life lessons that literature and words have imparted upon me. Books are my safe space, they make sense to me in a world that so often makes little sense. They bring me moments of quiet, reflection, and questioning. Books are my safe space, the cheapest and arguably the healthiest form of "escapism" out there. Books speak to me, they open small windows of insights inside my mind, which then seeps into my soul. I'm grateful to books, I'm also deeply indebted to books. In this episode, I'll be sharing some of the lessons I've learned from Eat Pray Love. To say this book saved my life would be a complete understatement, it was a devastating, enlightening, and simultaneously chaotic read. It challenged my beliefs, made me accountable for my own life, and answered questions about prayer, God, and spirituality at a time when questions were all I had. There is a reason its a best-seller and was turned into a movie (Lol still haven't watched the movie, probably never will) 833 downloads! Thank you so much 😍 Road to 1000 downloads! 🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️ For more engagement and content Please follow us on Instagram at @blunt_notweed_podcast or on my personal account @msworthmylife and on Facebook at Blunt and No Not Weed Podcast 👩🏾👱🏾‍♀️💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

Ep. #28|Lessons I've Learned From My Favorite Books Ft 12 Rules For Life By Jordan B Peterson

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Fri, 8 Oct 2021 15:53:20 +0000

It's the start of the booktober series! This October I'll be sharing some of the life lessons that literature and words have imparted upon me. Books are my safe space, they make sense to me in a world that so often makes little sense. They bring me moments of quiet, reflection, and questioning. Books are my safe space, the cheapest and arguably the healthiest form of "escapism" out there. Books speak to me, they open small windows of insights inside my mind, which then seeps into my soul. I'm grateful to books, I'm also deeply indebted to books. In this episode, I'll be sharing some of the lessons I've learned from Dr Jordan B Peterson's best-seller 12 Rules For Life. This book is untamed in its brilliance and unashamedly affecting in its dissection of our world. 805 downloads! Thank you so much 😍 Road to 1000 downloads! 🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️ For more engagement and content Please follow us on Instagram at @blunt_notweed or on my personal account @msworthmylife Follow our guest @kem_does_it_again 👩🏾👱🏾‍♀️💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾 755 downloads! Thank you so much 😍 Road to 1000 downloads! 🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️ For more engagement and content Please follow us on Instagram at @blunt_notweed or on my personal account @msworthmylife Follow our guest @kem_does_it_again 👩🏾👱🏾‍♀️💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

Ep. #27|Ft Kemelo “Kemi” Sehlapelo: Reconstructing a Sexual Identity After Sexual Assault, Navigating Self-Healing Amidst Echoes of Stigma

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Fri, 1 Oct 2021 14:00:00 +0000

As a woman, perhaps my biggest fear is having something sexual or violent been done to my body without my consent, on the backdrops of the #metoo movement, the continuous degradation and disregard for women's bodies and rights running rampant throughout a plethora of legal systems, South Africa's very real and scary femicide in the form of gender-based violence, sexual violence, and murder; a clear message is being sent to women, and it's not one of protection, freedom, safety, accountability, and liberation. Sex is sometimes not sexy, in this episode I sit down with Kemelo “Kemi” Sehlapelo and discuss her journey of navigating the muddy waters of reconstructing a sexual identity after sexual assault and how she has channeled self-healing & self-efficacy amidst the echoes of societal imposed stigma, shame, guilt. She comes in blunt, honest, and very real. 755 downloads! Thank you so much 😍 Road to 1000 downloads! 🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️ For more engagement and content Please follow us on Instagram at @blunt_notweed or on my personal account @msworthmylife Follow our guest @kem_does_it_again 👩🏾👱🏾‍♀️💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

Ep. #26| Sexy September Sex Series Ft Wendy Weng: Between Two Worlds, Growing Up In A Traditional Conservative Chinese Family In The US

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mo, Mutondwa) — Fri, 24 Sep 2021 14:00:00 +0000

Growing up between two worlds with clear-cut and distinguishable differences in values, cultural norms and expectations can be a jarring game of navigation and simultaneous assimilation. This is true for this week's guest Wendy Weng, who was born to traditional conservative Chinese parents and raised in the U.S. The values she learned at home and the ones found within the society she was living in couldn't have been more day and night. This theme and clash would continue throughout her life as she navigated puberty, her sexuality and ultimately becoming a woman. In this episode, she talks about her experiences growing up as an Asian girl in the US and then later on returning back to Beijing, China. She shares about how the "sex talk" went down in the Weng household and how she feels navigating the world in her body and skin. Let's talk about sexy things! PS: We have a lot of inside jokes 😂😎😅 739 downloads! Thank you so much 😍 Road to 1000 downloads! 🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️ For more engagement and content Please follow us on Instagram at @blunt_notweed or on my personal account @msworthmylife

Ep. #25| Sexy September Sex Series Ft Mo (Queen Cunnilinga) Part 2: Sexual Liberation & Understanding Dialogue Nuance Within Sex Positivity

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mo, Mutondwa) — Fri, 17 Sep 2021 14:00:00 +0000

There is something powerful, beautiful, and scary about finding more of who you are as life progresses and all the pieces collected over time start to make sense. One key area of human identity; one that can cause contention both within us and outside of us, lies within our sexual identity. For women, black women, women with disabilities, LGBTQ individuals this can be an extremely difficult journey towards sexual discovery and freedom. In this episode, I sat down to talk to Mo, aka Queen Cunnilinga, a young South African queer woman who is discovering and exploring her sexuality through her own gaze, however, being constantly confronted by the unavoidable gaze of society and the backdrops of her environment. In Part two of our two-part conversations (check out last week's episode if you haven't yet), we talk about sexual freedom, the desire to be liberated in one's sexuality without it always being a statement or form of activism but rather as a natural part of human existence. Mo brings light to the nuances and complexities necessary for a holistic sex-positivity conversation. Let's get physical! For more engagement and content Please follow us on Instagram at @blunt_notweed You can also follow our guest @queen_cunnilinga

Ep. #24| Sexy September Sex Series Ft Mo (Queen Cunnilinga) Part 1: Discovering Sexual Identity Against the Backdrops of Religion & African Conservativism

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa, Mo) — Fri, 10 Sep 2021 14:00:00 +0000

There is something powerful, beautiful, and scary about finding more of who you are as life progresses and all the pieces collected over time start to make sense. One key area of human identity; one that can cause contention both within us and outside of us, lies within our sexual identity. For women, black women, women with disabilities, LGBTQ individuals this can be an extremely difficult journey towards sexual discovery and freedom. In this episode, I sat down to talk to Mo, aka Queen Cunnilinga, a young South African queer woman who is discovering and exploring her sexuality through her own gaze, however, being constantly confronted by the unavoidable gaze of society and the backdrops of her environment. In Part One of our two-part conversations, we talk about her journey of discovering her sexual identity against the backdrops of religion & African conservativism, and the role that self-reflection and retrospection played in her building her identity. Let's talk about sexual identity and freedom!

Ep. #23| Sexy September Sex Series: Growing Up With a Sex Complex, My Hoe Phase and Discovering My Sexual Voice

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa) — Fri, 3 Sep 2021 12:22:31 +0000

Growing up my mum used to always tell us that "you never taste the penis, if you do you won't be able to stop because it's so good". Random right? She instilled both fear and desire at the same time. BUT what I do appreciate from her quirky expression was that she never lied to my sisters and me about how good sex is, that it is a GOOD thing. Of course, she also qualified this expression with "only in the grips of marriage". It's no wonder I developed a sex complex, with religion telling me one thing, on one hand, the conservative African traditionalistic way of women's existence on the other and society requiring me to publicly bargain my sexuality, sexual desires, and desirability as a black woman with a visual impairment on the other. The "good girl" trope and archetype was the light that illuminated my path, hypocritically so, as I battled between religious doctrine and my innate desire for freedom. Let's talk about SEX!

Ep. #22| Value and Worth, Where Does Your Value and Worth Come From, I'm Finding Society Attributes and Attaches These To Some Of The More Arbitrary Stuff

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa) — Fri, 27 Aug 2021 13:50:34 +0000

Perfection is truly the disease of our society and like Queen, B said "it's the soul that needs a surgery". In today's episode I talk about worth and value, where does my worth and value come from? Can worth be taken away, is it a movable asset? When all the arbitrary things we attach to our worth and value, having money, being a parent, being coupled, having a certain degree or status, the religions we follow, the car we drive, the job title we have, when all of that is stripped away what is left? Who is left? As Beyonce asks in her masterful and societal commentary song "pretty hurts" - When you're alone all by yourself When you're lying in your bed, Reflection stares right into you, Are you happy with yourself? Stripped away the masquerade The illusion has been shed, Are you happy with yourself? Are you happy with yourself? These are questions that I've been asking myself and I think I'm starting to see the answers. Let's talk about worth and value in a society obsessed with perfection.

Ep. #21| Mental Health: I'm Trying To Not Be Dealing With The Same Shit and Trauma Into My 30s, Trying To Kill My Ego, The Ego Death Experience

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Wed, 25 Aug 2021 12:51:19 +0000

There is a beauty I have come to find in suffering. The other day I sat on my toilet seat 🤣😎 (TMI) but whatever), reminiscing, and found myself being actually appreciative and grateful for the very difficult year of suffering and loss I've been thrown into. There is a power in watching everything go wrong and then realizing you are still here, alive, breathing with the sands of time still in your favor. One of the reasons for this dawn came through exploring mental health and really diving into my inner-self and starting to address all the things that I have left to fester. I'm approaching 30 and I sure as hell don't want to be dealing with the same shit then. Let's talk about mental health, suffering, healing, and addressing and understanding the ego. Please follow the podcast on the socials to engage and grow with us. Instagram: @bluntnotweedpodcast My Personal Instagram: @msworthmylife Facebook: @blunt_notweed ROAD TO A THOUSAND DOWNLOADS!!! 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️💃

Ep. #20 | Discipline, How I lack It and How It's Holding Me Back. Gosh Should I Just Confess That I Do Laziness Better?

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa) — Thu, 12 Aug 2021 22:00:00 +0000

It's FRIDAY the 13TH and I have decided to HAUNT myself today 😂😂😂. I just feel like I have made a life choice to soak, dwell and bathe in laziness. Yes, I am on Spring break after wrapping up a very difficult and challenging first year of my MBA studies BUT this form of sloth has been a long time coming. I can binge-watch K-dramas for between 8 to 10 hours straight a day, especially if it is one of THOSE shows. I lose track of what I do in my day and where my hours go with little to no guilt. This lack of growth-inducing upward mobilizing habits is NOT IT. I hate it and I've realized that your girl LACKS discipline. Oh, my old friend, good'ol discipline, I had you and then I lost you. Discipline sounds painful, it triggers memories of suffering and force and therefore doesn't feel good (easy) to do. BUT one thing I know is if I'm going to become the version of me I'm visualizing and striving for, this one small but mountainous act is going to be an integral part of the process. So I'm trying to get me some! let's talk about Discipline, is it more than just the sheer exertion of the will of power?, cause brah, I ain't got non of that right now! Please follow the podcast on the socials to engage and grow with us. Instagram: @bluntnotweedpodcast My Personal Instagram: @msworthmylife Facebook: @blunt_notweed ROAD TO A THOUSAND DOWNLOADS!!! 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️💃

Ep. #19.2 | Miscarriages: The Difficult Healing Process, What Men and Spouses Go Through, Coming Out the Other Side Ft Ndamu

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa, Ndamu) — Sat, 7 Aug 2021 14:50:23 +0000

The female body is arguably one of the most powerful forces exiting in our current realm. It breaks itself apart monthly and puts itself back together again. It houses and nourishes life, but it's also one of society's most misunderstood, exploited, and devalued forces. One such way the female body experiences this; is in pregnancy. The monolithic expectation of pregnancy that leads to a healthy birth has forced many women into silence and hiding when their body doesn't meet this expectation. In today's episode, I talk about miscarriages with one of my favorite people and someone who has experienced one of the most stigmatized and loneliest losses a woman must live through. This is her story - Ft Ndamulelo Ft Song: The Middle | Audrey Assad

Ep. #19.1 | Miscarriages: The Shame That Follows and Why Women Don’t Talk About It, A Harmful Reality Ft Ndamu

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Ndamu, Mutondwa) — Tue, 27 Jul 2021 22:00:00 +0000

Ep. #18.2 | The Devaluation of Anger, Cancel Culture, Objective Truths vs Subjective Realities Ft Natale

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa, Natale) — Sat, 24 Jul 2021 09:59:28 +0000

Has society always been this angry? Or is something else at play? Oh how quickly we all get triggered! We see it, we don't like it, we tweet and we fought it goddammit! The rise of social media has also seen a rise in online social wars, echo-chamber debates and conversations, and ultimately the cancellation of people. Grace seems to be lacking and everyone has become too angry and simultaneously too morally superior. Celebrities and public figures get the brunt of this anger and rage. Is cancel culture good? or bad? or both? or neither? Let's talk about it. Ft Natale

Ep. #18.1 | Cancel Culture, The Current Illusion of Moral Superiority & The Devaluation of Anger Ft Natale

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa, Natale) — Tue, 20 Jul 2021 17:55:12 +0000

Oh how quickly we all get triggered! We see it, we don't like it, we tweet and we fought it goddammit! The rise of social media has also seen a rise in online social wars, echo-chamber debates and conversations, and ultimately the cancellation of people. Grace seems to be lacking and everyone has become too angry and simultaneously too morally superior. Celebrities and public figures get the brunt of this anger and rage. Is cancel culture good? or bad? or both? or neither? Let's talk about it. Ft Natale

Ep. #17 | Oh South Africa, This is What Happens When The Chickens Come Home To Roost, Why Are We So Surprised?

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa) — Fri, 16 Jul 2021 11:06:53 +0000

The truth shall set you free, but first, it will piss you off. So, here we are...this episode was not on my episode list, I could not have prepared for this episode until this week, nonetheless, the events that occurred this week were by no means surprising. On the backdrops of COVID-19, rabid income inequality and disparity, an ugly racial trauma, and corruption, and alas! Revelio🪄! These events WERE and HAVE BEEN coming for a long time, right? We all knowww thisss rrright? Really? We didnt see this coming? Come on! Let's talk about it. Banned South African Ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcWsTwvtyOI

Ep. #16 | Sex for Grades A case study on Ghana, On the backdrops of African traditional gender roles, internalized misogyny, female genital mutilation Ft. Tshima

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Fri, 9 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000

She's back! Welcome back! My sister and I are back in this two-episode special. In this episode, we dig into how sex-for grades have become a thing in Africa and how men are using their positions of power to assault and exploit their female students, with our lens shifting specifically to Ghana. What is the kind of environment that even allows for something like this to happen? We look at the role of African Traditionalism with its customs such as female genital mutilation and imposed gender roles and how these perpetuate internalized misogyny and the abandonment of young women in Africa.

Ep. #15 | The Objectification and Over-sexualization of Women, the Role Social Media Plays and the Power of the Male Gaze ft Tshima

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Tue, 6 Jul 2021 19:48:24 +0000

This episode is one for the books, featuring arguably my favorite person in the world talking about a topic that we are both very curious and interested in. You know you cannot scroll through Instagram without coming across some boodies and titties, it's all the rage, it's all the likes and it's all the fluence and all the follows. Are women now objectifying themselves, and does this make it, okay seeing as it's on our terms, or is the male gaze still the stirrer of all this shit and if so, is self-objectification then really not that empowering. Lets talk about it!

Ep. #14 | Free Britney, We fucked all the way up on Britney Spears, Society's stigmatization of Mental Health, We FAILED.

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Fri, 25 Jun 2021 06:00:00 +0000

It's Britney Bitch! That very saying proves that the Princess of POP has been conquering and overcoming all the bullshit thrown her way for decades. The pop-culture expression "if Britney Spears could survive 2007/08, then you can survive anything" is both a testament and an unavoidable reality of the extent of pain, hurt and mental trauma Britney Spears was going through. AND yet she did survive, 13 years within and later she completed a residency in Vegas, continues to pump out performances, features, and hit songs, and continues to generate millions of dollars; yet the fact that she continues to be deemed "unstable", "unhinged" and "unintelligent" and incapable of taking care of herself is absolute insanity. Her family is toxic and exploitative and are using her pain and struggles as a weapon for control, power, and greed, the media has failed her and society has aided. FREE BRITENY. Let's talk about mental health, evolution, and family exploitation.

Ep. #10 | Adulting Is Destroying My Life, When You Realize You Are Toxic and Your Toxic Traits & Recognizing Duality

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Mon, 17 May 2021 22:23:48 +0000

It's been three weeks since the last podcast and that's because life has been kicking my ass. In today's topic, I discuss what adulting means to me, what is adulting? Am I successfully adulting? How do you know when you are an adult? I know I pay bills, pay rent and water and buy groceries and pay for my monthly transport pass but does that make me an adult? I feel like I'm not an adult yet, but I know that I can still be an adult without feeling like one. Let's talk about adulting, where do you rank on the adulting spectrum.

Ep. #9 | Bullying, Could Lufuno have been saved? The prevention bandwagon isn't as sexy as the viral aftermath bandwagon

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mutondwa) — Sat, 17 Apr 2021 20:59:16 +0000

Our society continues to love to fetishize the idea of jumping on the social media hashtag trend after the math, for clout? or for whatever. HOWEVER, we don't seem to be so interested in prevention and getting things addressed before the tragedy. This was clearly evident in the events following Mbiliwi Secondary School and the death of the beautiful young lady Lufuno. What are we doing in our own circles? How complacent are we? And do we only care once the tragedy hits? Lets talk about bullying, and black parents because ya'll be so problematic out here in your complacency.

Ep. #8 | Cultural Appropriation, Yall' Struggle With Appreciation Cause It Takes WORK, Can "Whiteness" be appropriated? FT. Natale

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Natale, Mutondwa) — Mon, 12 Apr 2021 02:05:09 +0000

The big ol' elephant in the room. That hairstyle, that headgear, that way of speaking, do you know where it CAME from? Where its origins lie? Whose ancestors it's honoring or dishonoring? Ignorance is bliss, but it really isn't. Cultural appropriation operating in the backdrops of a system of racism and supremacy is problematic at best, and erasure of minority groups at worst. It must be spoken about, it is not innocent, in fact it's malicious and needs to be called out. Appreciation and appropriation are not the same, knowing the difference is understanding the concepts of empathy vs narcissism.

BONUS | Weekly Mini Weed Puffs Episode 1 - The constant struggle with "self" ft Beyonce

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Fri, 2 Apr 2021 14:19:43 +0000

Welcome to a new series here at the Blunt podcast. I decided to title the series "Mini Weed Puffs" this is because, firstly, these are way shorter & secondly, these episodes touch on some deeper subject matters. It's basically the battle of the minds, I go toe to toe, head to head, head to toe with my own mind. It's both fun, exhausting, and freeing all in one, well for me that is. As its usually me trying to reason all the shit happening in my consciousness and how to deal with it. If I feel like the conversation I had with myself was productive then I'll post it, if not then I won't. Enjoy!

Ep. #7 | Time travel, Music lyrics sometimes personally attack me, Yes, KPOP is an actual thing

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Mpho, Tina Lee, Mutondwa) — Fri, 2 Apr 2021 12:33:27 +0000

We are going time-traveling and going back in time! This week's episode was recorded in less gloomy but still gloomy nonetheless times, lets hitch a train back to July 2020. In this episode, I drank some JB Whiskey courtesy of my friend Mpho (and for some reason went on a random appreciation rant about her (she totally deserves it)), went down memory lane, and kind of ended up talking about music and KPOP. This episode will set the premise for next week's episode on cultural appropriation in the music industry, so before I bash KPOP I thought it would be great for you to understand the relationship I have with it.

Ep. #6 | Black is the new trend, Being a coconut, are you black enough? What does it even mean to be black?

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Fri, 26 Mar 2021 19:01:59 +0000

Questioning your blackness sounds stupid right? I walk into a room and nobody is going to miss my blackness, the brown hue of my skin is all-consuming and present. However, you can be black and still not be considered black enough, whatever the hell that even means, but it's a THING in our community. In today's episode, I explore my own history with my blackness and break down what it means to be black beyond the hue of skin tone.

Ep. #5 | I lost my Dad (my world) to Covid-19, moving to Budapest, & am I even still Christian?

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Thu, 18 Mar 2021 21:11:07 +0000

Hi Blunters! This is a quick update on what's been happening in my life since episode 4, which was over a year ago OH MY GWAAAD. I share about what's coming up this season in my life and give an update on where I'm at, what I've been feeling, and the current trajectory of my life journey. Buckle up cause this is about to be raw, real, vulnerable, and unfiltered. I'm speaking my truth this season and unapologetically so.

Ep. #4 | How I've survived spending 70% of my 2020 in quarantine "aka" isolation Part 2

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Tue, 24 Mar 2020 18:30:15 +0000

In this episode, I share my experiences of living in China during the initial stages of the Corona Virus outbreak and how I have survived spending 59 days and counting in quarantine and isolation. It's crazy for me to believe that not so long ago I was celebrating New Years with such joy and excitement AND now? 70% of that very same year has been spent in isolation. This is how I have managed to stay sane yo!

Ep. #3 | How I've survived spending 70% of my 2020 in quarantine "aka" isolation Part 1

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi) — Tue, 24 Mar 2020 15:57:43 +0000

In this episode, I share my experiences of living in China during the initial stages of the Corona Virus outbreak and how I have survived spending 59 days and counting in quarantine and isolation. Its crazy for me to believe that not so long ago I was celebrating New Years with such joy and excitement AND now? 70% of that very same year has been spent in isolation. This is how I have managed to stay sane yo!

Ep. #2 | So, Netflix's "Love is Blind". Can we order a subscription for that in real life please?

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi ) — Sun, 15 Mar 2020 08:05:19 +0000

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Ep. #1 | No, divorce rates aren't going haywire, young women are just starting to understand their worth.

mnemurangoni@yahoo.com (Tondi) — Thu, 12 Mar 2020 05:18:49 +0000

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