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Send me a text messageSet against the backdrop of the Olympic Games, the story follows Olivia, who lands her dream job at the Olympics, and Ezekiel, a sprinter participating in the Olympic Games, aiming for gold.  We see them navigate personal and professional challenges while forming a genuine connection.  The discussion delves into the author's inspiration, the layered storytelling, and the excitement of the Olympic setting.  Get book recommendations, hear about Rufaro's plan to attend the 2024 Paris Olympics, and lots more.BOOK:Get a copy of Let the Games Begin by Rufaro Faith Mazarura on Amazon or Bookshop.   SHOW NOTES & BOOKLIST:Find the episode show notes and a list of all the books mentioned here.MORE RESOURCES:Visit bibliolifestyle.com for more information and resources to help you in your reading journey.JOIN THE COMMUNITY:Join the BiblioLifestyle Community & the Bring Your Own Book (BYOB) Club for a fun, online book club experience!  Come and share books you've read, get inspiration for what to read next, make friends, and encourage each other along the way.  Learn more and join the community: bibliolifestyle.com/community.THE BIBLIOLIFESTYLE 2024 SUMMER READING GUIDEGet ready for an epic summer reading season! Download your free copy of The 2024 Summer Reading Guide when you visit thesummerreadingguide.com. This year's guide has forty-five new books organized across eight categories, plus recipes, activities, lifestyle tips, and more. So download your free copy and discover your next favorite book!

In this episode, Rufaro and I explore whether the goals set in our early twenties still hold the same significance as we navigate the complexities of adulthood. Being ambitious is a really loosely good thing, too much of it alienates you from people, too little and you don't achieve your potential Being too content with yourself can sometimes mean that you don't strive as much, but surely the point of it all isn't to always be striving and reaching? Or should it? I think the ideal is somewhere in the middle but I think hearing about it is far more interesting than reading about it. Tune in and let me know what you think! Happy Listening

Ready to get sleepy? Join Geoffrey by the campfire and be transported to the Kruger National Park on Safari with Rufaro, a park ranger. When a little baby elephant is found roaming on her own, Rufaro sets out to reunite her with her mother, Imka.  Love Night Falls?

Au sein des Wailers, il était celui qui accompagnait Bob Marley à la basse. Né en 1946, Aston Barrett est décédé le 3 février dernier. Tout au long de sa carrière, avec ou sans la légende du reggae, il a tissé des liens et partagé son savoir avec le continent africain. C'est l'un des « riddim » – rythme en patois jamaïcain – les plus connus en Afrique. Enregistrée en 1986, avec Aston « Family Man » Barrett à la basse, son frère Carlton à la batterie, une chanson culte : Jérusalem, d'un certain Alpha Blondy. « Quand on a composé Jérusalem, j'ai apporté ma cassette de Côte d'Ivoire et Family Man est celui qui a tout goupillé. C'est eux qui ont officialisé l'existence du reggae africain », explique le chanteur ivoirien.Alpha Blondy a croisé la route d'Aston Barrett grâce à une grande journaliste qui a notamment écrit Rockers d'Afrique et Le Premier Rasta : Hélène Lee, qui a toujours fait le pont entre le continent africain et la Jamaïque. Des sessions studio à Kingston, Alpha Blondy retient une chose : le son, le feeling d'Aston Barrett. « Il y a une sorte de magie, dans sa basse et sa façon de jouer. Et il apporte quelque chose à laquelle vous ne vous attendez pas. Il apporte sa propre résonance, sa vibration. »L'Afrique unieLiés par le rastafarisme à l'empereur d'Éthiopie Hailé Sélassié, Marley et ses musiciens – dont d'Aston Barrett – se sont toujours tournés vers l'Afrique. En 1979, la pochette de l'album Survival est un patchwork des drapeaux du continent. Y figure ce titre : Africa Unite.En décembre de la même année, les Wailers sont invités à jouer au Gabon. Marley revient avec sa troupe en avril 1980. Dans la nuit du 17 au 18, dans le stade Rufaro bondé, les Wailers célèbrent sur scène l'indépendance de la dernière colonie européenne. La Rhodésie du Sud devient le Zimbabwe.Discret, sensible, mais si puissant avec sa basse, Aston « Family Man » Barrett a donc participé à sa manière à l'émancipation du continent africain. Et c'est dans ce cadre qu'Alpha Blondy a souhaité lui rendre hommage : « Mon frère "Family Man", mission accomplie. Vous avez rendu des millions d'hommes heureux, seul Dieu peut vous remercier. Reposez en paix. ».À lire aussiEn 2023, Bob Marley réunit toujours l'Afrique

The house was on the same street as a bakery whose only offering was penis-shaped waffles. Rufaro didn't like American houses very much. They looked paper thin like doll houses that would lift off into the clouds if a strong wind came by. | © 2023 by Yvette Lisa Ndlovu. | Narrated by Christina Ogunade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In our latest episode of the Inspyre Podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with Rufaro, a social media content creator and businessman. Rufaro shared his creative journey through the years, including his ups and downs in the creative world, to help inspire all of us.During the interview, Rufaro discussed the importance of staying true to yourself and your vision, even in the face of adversity. He also shared his tips on how to overcome creative blocks and push yourself to create your best work.Tune in now to hear Rufaro's inspiring story and learn about the power of perseverance and creativity. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to stay updated on our latest episodes and connect with us on social media!Guest: RufaroTwitter: https://twitter.com/princeofzumundiInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/princeofzumundi/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@whynotjimiSocials:Twitter - https://twitter.com/inspyreuk?s=21&t=rg7lx-1ptHW_Q0tdGy7wpAInstagram - https://instagram.com/inspyreuk?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@inspyreuk?_t=8d06fC4KWo9&_r=1YouTube - https://youtube.com/@InspyreUK Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our latest episode of the Inspyre Podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with Rufaro, a social media content creator and businessman. Rufaro shared his creative journey through the years, including his ups and downs in the creative world, to help inspire all of us. During the interview, Rufaro discussed the importance of staying true to yourself and your vision, even in the face of adversity. He also shared his tips on how to overcome creative blocks and push yourself to create your best work. Tune in now to hear Rufaro's inspiring story and learn about the power of perseverance and creativity. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to stay updated on our latest episodes and connect with us on social media! Guest: Rufaro Twitter: https://twitter.com/princeofzumundi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/princeofzumundi/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@whynotjimi Socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/inspyreuk?s=21&t=rg7lx-1ptHW_Q0tdGy7wpA Instagram - https://instagram.com/inspyreuk?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA== Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@inspyreuk?_t=8d06fC4KWo9&_r=1 YouTube - https://youtube.com/@InspyreUK

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Bubble Club creates social and artistic opportunities for learning disabled people in and around London. They host regular live music club nights at a mainstream venue on Brick Lane, in the heart of East London. They also run art projects and DJ workshops as well as make podcasts and live radio.In this show Joel speaks to DJs and the host from Bubble Club, Rufaro, Ollie and DY T-Way.Find out more at:https://www.bubbleclub.org/

What led to two people dying at an Asake gig in south London? Many details remain unclear, but with the help of BBC correspondent Greg McKenzie and witness accounts - we've pieced together what we do know. Mike Kill from the Night Time Industries Association also drops in with advice on what you can do to try to protect yourself in a dangerous crowd. And it's Christmas time… but the latest census revealed that less than half of the population now describe themself as Christian. So we hear from former Christian Gilly, who tells us how he's celebrating it, and Rufaro, a pastor, who shares a Christmas message. What do you want to hear on the podcast, next year? Drop us a line and let us know - our WhatsApp number is +44 0330 123 9480. Remember to start your message with IYDK, to make sure we see it. Presenter: De-Graft Mensah Producer: Kamilah McInnis Researchers: Paige Neal-Holder and Khadra Salad Sound: Kamilah McInnis and Dave O'Neill Editor: Alison Gee

In this episode Larry Kwirirayi was joined by Harare City Council Mayor His Worship Jacob Mafume to discuss on stillbirth deal of Harare City Council and Sakunda Holdings on the renovations of Rufaro Stadium.

In this episode Larry Kwirirayi was joined by Harare City Council Mayor His Worship Jacob Mafume to discuss on stillbirth deal of Harare City Council and Sakunda Holdings on the renovations of Rufaro Stadium.

Hello everyone, it's 2022 and a new season of the show!Welcome to season 3,  episode 91.Today's guest is Rufaro Samanga from South Africa. She is an Epidemiologist, a cultural writer, a public health writer and a speaker who is passionate about addressing misinformation about covid 19 vaccine hesitancy. In this episode, she discusses her academic journey, specifically how she discovered that a career in Epidemiology exists. Rufaro opens up about her academic challenges and the mental health issues she had to overcome. She then explains how the lessons she has learned thus far in her academic journey will positively shape the type of academic she aspires to be, particularly for black students. Rufaro explains her current job as a digital epidemiologist. Finally, we talk about her plans to pursue a PhD in public health with a focus on epidemiology and biostatistics. Her research will focus on covid 19 vaccine hesitancy in South Africa. Tune in to hear about all this and more!Twitter: @rufaro_samangaInstagram: rufaro_samanga  Linked In: Rufaro SamangaSupport the show (https://paypal.me/RootofSciPod?locale.x=en_US)

This time on Invest Africa Insights, we looked back on COP26 and how Africa fared at the talks with Dr. Rufaro Mucheka, Business Development Consultant - Africa, Jersey Finance. With environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards moving up the agenda for global investors and businesses, we ask how Africa better access sustainable finance and what more needs to be done to ensure that stakeholders come back to to COP27 with renewed commitments.

Shawna Wakefield, Kristen Zimmerman and Rufaro Gwarada tell the story of Root. Rise. Pollinate! - informed by their previous experiences in aid and development. They share learning from their ongoing experiment to shift culture through connecting inner and outer transformation. They discuss practicing new ways of being and doing the work, counter-balancing harmful systems, accountability, responsibility and relationship, decision-making, inter-generational dialogue and much, much more.Rufaro Gwarada is committed to gender justice, migrant rights, African-led solutions for Africans, and utilizing art and cultural expression as conduits for healing, liberation, and joy. Rufaro practices Zen Buddhism and grounds all she does in unhu/ubuntu – the understanding and way of life in which collective and individual well-being and thriving are one and the same. She co-founded ThriveAfrica.us and Wakanda Dream Lab and is a core-team member of Root. Rise. Pollinate!. Rufaro writes fiction investigating gender, power, and familial dynamics inspired by her homeland, Zimbabwe, is a Move to End Violence Movement Maker, and a Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Citizenship Fellow.Shawna Wakefield is a facilitator, consultant and women's rights advocate with 25 years of experience advancing gender, racial and economic justice internationally and in the U.S. She accompanies leaders and their social justice and movement building organizations in feminist leadership and building organisational cultures that embody care, justice, equity and inclusion. She is a practitioner of Buddhism, trauma-informed yoga and somatics, with training in respectful confrontation. She is a co-founder Root.Rise.Pollinate!, Associate with Gender at Work, and was formerly Senior Gender Justice Lead at Oxfam International. Shawna is committed to the healing, well-being and freedom of gender justice, Black, Indigenous and POC activists around the world.Kristen Zimmerman is committed to a world rooted in our fundamental interdependence and collective thriving. She is an artist-storyteller, coach, strategist, and facilitator with 30 years' experience integrating embodied and creative practice into movement building, community and social transformation work. She is the co-founder of Root. Rise. Pollinate! Movement Strategy Center, Youth In Focus, and Community LORE and she helped to design and launch projects including the Transitions Initiative, Move to End Violence, and Decolonize Race. She is a practitioner of Zen Buddhism and is currently working on a graphic novel that explores themes of home, belonging and cultivating family.To learn more, check out: Their Collective Care session at the Healing Solidarity 2021 Conference, Making different choices, 11th – 15th October 2021: https://healingsolidarity.org/  Websites: https://movementstrategy.org/root-rise-pollinate/ and https://spark.adobe.com/page/AqeToGOeLqdVY/?fbclid=IwAR1HGVYwdfjqHUTPly19XbUtXlMyEN6VCdhN9jbqgbyyLlYxbt8aagXaWl0 Their blogs: https://medium.com/@rootrisepollinate  Reimagining Resilience: supporting feminist women to lead development with transformative practice ://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13552074.2020.1717198?journalCode=cgde20  Email them at RootRisePollinate@gmail.com Read about the CHS Alliance Initiative to Cultivate Caring Compassionate Aid Organizations here: https://www.chsalliance.org/get-support/article/cultivating-caring-compassionate-aid-organisations/***We would like to give a special thanks to the Initiative's supporters: the CHS Alliance members, the Government of Luxembourg, the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (DFCO) and the Netherlands. And thanks to Ziada Abeid for editing the show.***

Rufaro is an environmentalist and is also working as a community development research officer at the African Youth Initiative on climate change Zimbabwe. She was recently in Nairobi Kenya, were she represented Zimbabwe at the Inaugural Nairobi Summer School on Climate Change. The conference which was attended virtually and physically by 700 people, from different parts of the world, aimed at enhancing advocacy on climate justice through younger activists.

Episode Notes This is a little belated because we are well past the halfway point of the year but the Technikari crew (Edwin, Rufaro and Valentine) went over their device and gadget acquisitions for 2021 thus far. You will also get a preview of the devices that Edwin will be reviewing soon and what he has made of them in the early phases of testing. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Today, we're taking on the challenge to take multicultural education to the forefront and encourage kids of all cultures to learn about Zimbabwe and Africa. Yeve C. Sibanda lived in Zimbabwe up until the time she was 16 years old. Eventually moving to the states to become a lawyer, a mother, and the cultural curator and ambassador for Zimbabwe and Africa through her company,  Philisa Creatives. She's the author of the picture book, My First Book Of Shona and Ndebele Words.ABOUT THE BOOKMy First Book of Shona and Ndebele Words is an accessible, engaging and easy-to-follow picture book. It is a multicultural picture book staged in Zimbabwe and designed to make learning Shona and Ndebele, the native languages of Zimbabwe, fun. The main character, Rufaro, takes the reader through her daily activities and helps the reader learn basic words for greetings, transportation, family members and many more. Picture books promote language development by allowing the reader to simultaneously see and name various objects. Yeve says that there's a lot of positive things coming out of Zimbabwe and that you should have a piece of that in your home. Mentions:Philisa Creatives WebsiteYeve's InstagramBuy My First Book Of Shona and Ndebele Words

Episode Notes It looks like YouTube Music is working in Zim after Google Play Music was discontinued. I say working because the streaming function is working on my device but not on Rufaro and Ed's phones. Maybe it's a slow-release because I tried it earlier this month and I got the "not available in your country" error that Rufaro and Ed are getting now. Is YouTube Music working for you? Or are you only able to use it to play local music files? You can read the article on Techzim with the link here This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Dylan Sines and Rufaro Muskwe return for their second go-round as guest DJs from Kennedy Jazz Band One. We learn how Dylan got “called up” to handle most of the Kennedy bass duties, what led Rufaro to switch from bari to tenor sax this year, and how the pandemic and derecho affected the band community … Continue reading The post Corridor Jazz Guest DJs – Kennedy appeared first on Jazz 88.3 KCCK.

Episode Notes On this Episode we chat about the food delivery apps we have been using over time and more importantly during the lockdown. The contestants are Dial'a'Delivery, Munch and Tazine Eats. Range of restaurants Delivery prices Delivery times Areas they service and those they don't (Ed and Rufaro decided to live far) Features of the respective apps. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

You join us as we have yet another Crewtalk about anything and everything car related. Join Kudzanai, Rufaro and I for yet another epic episode.

The crew (Tino, Kudzanai and Rufaro) discuss their fantasy car builds, basing on the popular platforms found in Zimbabwe and those are Ex Japanese vehicles.

Rufaro Mazarura discusses what the graduating class of 2020 have learned from the pandemic. A year ago, Rufaro carefully marked 23rd March in her diary - the day on which she'd be printing out and handing in her final year dissertation, and starting the transition to her new life, out of full-time education. But when the day arrived, she instead submitted her dissertation by email, and travelled home on an empty train, arriving just before the coronavirus lockdown. Rufaro has always been interested in transitions, and so she decided to make a podcast about the experiences she had in common with fellow members of the Class of 2020. In this talk, Rufaro shares some of the insights which she gleaned, and in particular the way in which their proximity to the edge may have shaped their worldview. Producer: Giles Edwards

RSVP for Heirs To Our Oceans' silent auction *** Heirs To Our Oceans H2OO's Salon for Change and Online Silent Auction   All proceeds go towards full scholarships for youth from underprivileged communities of color in the US and around the world to participate in SEAL 2020 Special Ops - an international collaborative youth filmmaking project for our time amplifying youth voices and stories and giving them access to technology and skills to do so.   Special Ops happening virtually this summer with film maker Wanjiru Kairu of Nairobi, Kenya, and a team of educators ranging from empathetic leadership and social justice to storytelling.   Please RSVP for Heirs To Our Oceans' silent auction and virtual fundraiser this Sunday. Sponsor: Life Legacies offers the easiest way to have your loved one’s stories recorded for you. Because their legacy matters. Follow Lisa    @lisabl On Instagram @lisabl On LinkedIn LisaBL.com ARTFUL AGING on Facebook Super Power U Facebook Page Subscribe and Review to the Super Power U Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play

Dr. Rufaro Mucheka shines a bright light on Africa in this episode. While people often look to mature markets to see trends and developments, Rufaro shares why we should all have an eye on the innovations coming out of Africa. You'll Learn About Rwanda's incredible developments over the last 25 years. That Rwanda is aspiring to become the financial center and fintech hub in Africa. How fintechs are influencing the financial sector throughout Africa, including bridging the gap of the financially excluded in rural areas. That financial planning now exists in Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire. How expansive and important entrepreneurship is in West Africa. A growing area for financial planners in South Africa - voice and digital departments (‘call centres'). What Nedbank's financial planners spend the bulk of their time on (not calculations!). The importance of all women being educated. Why Africa is the best place to test new technology Guest Bio Dr Rufaro Mucheka is Head of Strategy & Rest of Africa at Nedbank Wealth, South Africa. She has spent extensive periods with their partner Ecobank in West Africa setting up a Wealth Management business. As a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER professional, she writes thought leadership articles for publications and gives talks on financial advice. Resources Rufaro's LinkedIn Rwanda's Economic Outlook 2020 FINTEX Africa: Africa's Flagship Banking & Fintech Innovation Event  M-Pesa Nedbank Ecobank Eva: Nedgroup Investments Digital Advisor Zipline: Vital, On-Demand Delivery for the World

Young adults Tag Preach #Contenders - (Rufaro/Derick/Amy) 9th February 2020- For more information about !Audacious Church please visit our website https://audaciouschurch.com If you want to buy !Audacious Resources please visit https://www.audaciousresources.com

Thank you SO much. I’ll be back with two new projects in 2020 which I’ll premiere on this feed so don’t unsubscribe just yet! And if you want to be the first to know what they are and when they’re going to premiere the best place to find me is on Instagram or Twitter at @rufarofaithh . Thank you for everything! Rufaro

This is the 25th instalment of the Fill-in.... Hold up, is that..... A NAME CHANGE?? Well yes, yes it is. It's now known as Naoto's Interlude Podcast formerly known as the Fill-In-The-Blank Interlude Podcast. This episode I am joined by a good homie, a special homie named Rufaro Mupanguri. He is your guy if you're trying to talk business, data, and finances. He is ALSO your guy if you're trying to talk music, sports, and the culture. In this rendition we discuss Future being the Beyonce for men, TI's debacle involving his daughter, the Raptors, student loans, and entrepreneurship. We talk a lot of shit but there's an equal amount of jewels you could get from this. So sit back, open your pineal gland, and enjoy this episode. Socials: IG: @rufxro @naotowakabayashi @naotosinterlude YouTube: Naoto's Interlude (Subscribe!) Twitter: NaotoDeNiiro --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/naoto-wakabayashi/support

Paul Reid/Morgan Lewis/Rufaro Jerahuni – Sons and daughters, own the house - 20th October 2019 - For more information about !Audacious Church please visit our website https://audaciouschurch.com If you want to buy !Audacious Resources please visit https://www.audaciousresources.com

Episode 9: In this episode, Rufaro and Daniella have a in-depth conversation about how courage, determination and finding hope when faced with adversity. Throughout her college journey, she has become an author, a Founder and CEO of Up 'a' Step all while studying finance and playing tennis. She is passionate about seeking and creating opportunities that will ultimately help other people succeed. She is an initiator, community builder, a Zimbabwean sister to us and someone we look up to. Linkedin: Rufaro Chirewa Instagram: @rufarochirewa --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TwinTalksTime/message

Your “Best Friend”Tre’Varis and your “Baby Daddy” Dom discuss being gay and black in the workplace. Our special guest Rufaro is back! Sit back and enjoy as “3 gays and a couch” have a friendly chat. FOLLOW US: @therealtrevaris @pryncesscarter @_domiboi_ @thepeachteapodcast @staycedylan

Your “Best Friend” Tre’Varis and your “Baby Daddy” Dom are back together and this time they are joined by Rufaro aka Penelope Goldtooth to discuss some things that they have issues with. FOLLOW US: @thepeachteapodcast @therealtrevaris @pryncesscarter @_domiboi_ @staycedylan

While your “Best Friend” Tre’Varis is still on sabbatical, your “Baby Daddy” Dom is joined by special guest Rufaro (@staycedylan) and they just chop it up and ask each other questions. There may have been some liquor involved. FOLLOW US: @therealtrevaris @pryncesscarter @_domiboi_

Zimbabwe's star boxer Charles Manyuchi put on a devastating show to be crowned the UBC & GBU Intercontinental Super Welterweight champion on Saturday night… History made in the US! The Toronto Raptors will play in the NBA Finals, a Canadian basketball success story 24 years in the making.… And as is our tradition on Monday, the main feature is the Castle Lager World Football Report where new boys Mushowani Stars came from behind to upset Harare City at Rufaro; And in Europe, Valencia stunned Barcelona to win the Copa Del Rey…

The world came to a standstill last night as Tiger Woods clawed his way to a historic fifth green jacket at The Masters in arguably the greatest ever comeback in sport… In England, blow for blow, stride for stride, win for win, Liverpool and Manchester City remain locked together in their race for the Premier League… And in our Castle Lager World Football Report we zone in on Highlanders, whose less than impressive start to the season continued after the Bulawayo giants crumbled to defeat at Rufaro at the hands of Harare City…

In this episode we are joined by lovely ladies Florence and Rufaro to have a frank and open discussion about body image with a twist of banter in a way only #MyCityPodcast is capable of. We dive into the realities of the different beauty standards set for men & women, weight-loss surgery and self-love. Topics of discussion include: 1) Definition of body image. 2) Our perceptions of our own bodies & our own body image. 3) Florence's experiences undergoing Clinical Trials and Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy (VSG) surgery to lose weight. 4) Differences between weight loss surgery and cosmetic surgery. 5) Taking your other half for walks as dates if they put on what you deem as excessive weight. 6) Differences between beauty standards set for men and beauty standards set for women ie height for men and weight for women. 7) Examples of positive body image and Examples of negative body image. Any questions, comments or enquiries? mycitypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/mycitypodcast IG: www.instagram.com/mycitypodcast Twitter: www.twitter.com/irayliwa IG: www.instagram.com/ire.ae Twitter: www.twitter.com/sam_aluko1 IG: www.instagram.com/sam_aluko IG: www.instagram.com/rufiee IG: www.instagram.com/flo_chri

CoCo catches up with her friend Saint and new friend Rufaro and discuss Cardi B, Nicki Minaj, Tristian Thompson and whether or not people still watch BET! Make sure to SUBSCRIBE & RATE/REVIEW the show! Spread the word about the show! @iamtherealcoco/@cocos_tea @stjulientv @_rubydiamond

Sadza In The Morning — Aye! The people's podcast is back and we have some lovely ladies in the house (thank you Jesus for these opportunities. In this one we are talking from Nick's drunken escapades, Rufaro carrying the entire nation on his shoulder, the scam that is valentines day. Check it out and get involved on the mission help collect sanitary pads. #SadzaInTheAmPod

This episode is about the host so this might be one of the only episodes without a guest. I will discuss where I’m from, how I grew up etc etc... and ofcourse, I will explain the concept of situationships. Bear with my English and cadence, I will get better as I record more. Oh and there is a prize to be won! Enjoy

In 2017 Bahia Akerele, Annie Sloan Stockist traveled to Harare, Zimbabwe on holiday and to teach an Annie Sloan Chalk Paint workshop with fellow Annie Sloan stockist, Rufaro Govere, owner of Little Paris. Listen to Bahia and Rufaro talk about design, family and love of Chalk Paint. Visit us at www.onthepurplecouch.com or on facebook at www.facebook.com/onthepurplecouch

Listen to Rufaro interview those two talented hotties from POSSO. POSSO discusses HOLY SHIP! 2012, music, fashion, and their astrological signs. The TOPIC OF THE DAY: What do you do when you and your best friend like/love the same person? PLUS!!! should Rufaro make a youtube video on how she'll crash the sold out HOLY SHIP! in 2013? I think so...

Rufaro talks about early snow storms, halloween, and GUILTY PLEASURES with the hot, sexy, and talented, MIKE FUREY from the new york city based band called, DANGEROUS MUSE. what are Mike's guilty pleasures? i'm sure you're dying to find out...so listen in to another episode of PUBLIC HARASSMENT.

gather around my children. Rufaro probes SAM BAUM, the minister of culture at THE OVERTHROW. she asks him important questions like, "have you ever used pick up lines to get girls?" ...yeah...those really really important questions that only the likes of MSNBC would ask. and what is THE OVERTHROW? you silly piece of work...HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW about THE OVERTHROW? get familiar with the creative collective and nightlife trail blazers that comprise THE OVERTHROW. listen and take notes.