Change That Happens with Peggy Ntsepe

In this new season, Tumi Monare is my first guest. We recorded this episode during the height of the pandemic. I have been touched by the work that she does around education. In our conversation, she reveals a human spirit expressed through empathy, spiritual connectedness, and a little sass.

This minisode explores some of the reasons why social entrepreneurship is the answer to growing socio-economic problems in the African diaspora. It is a necessity to explore how the two approaches coincide with one another to better the lives of people while growing economically sustainable communities.

Change That Happens is a platform that focuses on having transformative conversations and finding solutions to overcome the socio-economic pressures that plague the African diaspora. We are living in the time of great 'opportunity' and it is our responsibility to use this opportunity to drive change in our communities. The podcast will cover topics ranging from social impact and development, spirituality and faith, education and entrepreneurship, health and wellness and so much more . My guests will range from ordinary citizens, to professionals from the business and political worlds. It is a burden and a passion of mine not to see our communities suffer as a result of ever changing political structures and ever growing economic pressures. Let us look back at the concept of UBUNTU and create cities and communities that resemble a people who are advancing with the times. Peggy Mapule Ntsepe Creative Researcher and Social Impact activist

On this episode we speak about what it means to be a big girl in skinny obsessed world. I explore my journey as a full figured woman and I questions some of my thoughts about what 'being healthy' means and I explore my journey and how to change the narrative for myself.