What does it really mean to be a man today? In this episode I take on the heated debate surrounding masculinity, reacting to a diverse panel of men tackling the concept head-on. Is masculinity inherently toxic or has society distorted its meaning? With 'the patriarchy' blamed for [Read more]
We often hear about the importance of human rights, but what about the responsibilities that make them possible? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the often-overlooked truth: rights and responsibilities go hand in hand. You cannot have one without the other. From history’s greatest [Read more]
It’s hard to know what to believe anymore. We live in what many call the 'post-truth era'. Some say we’ve moved beyond the information age into the age of disinformation. Fake news, conspiracy theories, and political correctness distort honest dialogue, while cancel culture shuts down debate. Big [Read more]
60% of South African children grow up without a father. 10,000 babies are abandoned every year. But what if men chose to show up? In this episode, I sit down with Sihle Mooi, a passionate advocate for fatherhood and men’s development who leads ‘Hotel Hope’, a home [Read more]
The real heroes in life aren’t the ones on stages and platforms receiving awards and recognition, fame and fortune. The real heroes are everyday men and women doing their bit to make the world a better place, sometimes in the humblest of circumstances. Join me as I [Read more]
Addiction isn’t just about drugs and alcohol — it’s anything that has some form of control over you, stopping you from living to your full potential in relationships, career and purpose. In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Conrad Cooper, one of South Africa’s leading experts [Read more]
A raw and honest conversation about masculinity, relationships, and the challenges men and women face today. Join me as I sit down with Camille Hendricks— a great friend and sharp strategist— to dive deep into these burning topics: Why are so many men struggling to find their [Read more]
Nothing strips a person of power and keeps them from achieving more than a belief that the world owes them something. Once you discover that the pen that writes your life story is firmly in your hands, a world of possibility opens up. Join me in this [Read more]
The #NoExcuse campaign, launched in 2017, has consistently used football's power to address one of South Africa's most urgent gender-based violence crises. Football fans and consumers are invited to take the Champions for Change course, a program accessible both online and through manual training sessions, designed to [Read more]
Way more than a soppy feeling, love is a powerful weapon that’s been used by some of the greatest world changers in history and will continue to be. People abuse it, misunderstand it, betray it, confuse it and even blame it, but love remains the most potent [Read more]
If SA wants to turn the tide on GBV, it must invest significantly in psycho-social support for men and boys and teaching positive, healthy masculinity.If SA wants to turn the tide on GBV, it must invest significantly in psycho-social support for men and boys and teaching positive, healthy masculinity.If SA wants to turn [Read more]
Many ask how a beer brand can get involved in the fight against gender-based violence (GBV) when alcohol abuse is such a large contributing factor to abuse in the first place. Kerryn Greenleaf, Brand Director of South Africa's biggest beer brand, Carling Black Label, points out that [Read more]
JOHANNESBURG - NGO 'Father a Nation' says men need to be healed in order to stop gender-based violence. It says the country needs a a shift in thinking. Founder Craig Wilkinson says GBV is not only a women's issue but also a men's emergency. [Read more]
Our interconnectedness makes us, in a very real way, responsible for each other. Societal ills such as poverty, inequality, crime, corruption, and gender-based violence affect every one of us, whether directly or indirectly. Because of this we all have a duty and responsibility to stand against all [Read more]
Why healing men and fathers is fundamental to healing our society: live interview with Nazia Wadee and Maimoona Mabena.