Podcasts about thandeka

John Maytham is joined by South African music icon PJ Powers, known as “Thandeka,” shares highlights from her four-decade career, including hits like “Jabulani” and “World in Union.” From leading Hotline to collaborating with legends like Miriam Makeba and Eric Clapton, her journey is one of resilience and unity. Catch her live at Kalk Bay Theatre this Tuesday, November 26, at 20:30, for an unforgettable evening of music and storytellingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Teach Different Podcast, hosts Dan and Steve Fouts are joined by Thandeka Malaza, a mathematician and fellow podcaster from Swaziland, explore a quote by civil rights activist Audre Lorde: “To suppress any truth is to give it power beyond endurance.” The conversation explores various interpretations of truth, personal stories, and the philosophical and ethical implications of lying. They also discuss some historical examples and the role of intention in determining when it might be morally right to suppress the truth. Guest Bio:  Having graduated with a Mathematics major, Thandeka enjoys solving problems in her environments and hopes to continuously contribute towards creating better systems. She finds freedom in her pen and expresses most of her ideas on paper and loves to challenge them in conversation with others. She is the host of the socio-cultural podcast, Tea With Tee and the co-founder of a Pan-African book club - It's In The Binding. She finds joy in taking walks, making playlists and community centric activity. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Audre_lorde.jpg Elsa Dorfman, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons

In this episode of the Teach Different podcast, Dan and Steve Fouts, along with guest Thandeka Malaza, a mathematician and fellow podcaster, explore Friedrich Nietzche's quote: “He who has a why can bear almost any how.” The discussion explores personal experiences, the process of finding one's purpose, and the role of community and individualism in understanding our 'why.' Thandeka also discusses her interests in social justice and the human condition, sharing insights from her blog and experiences. The conversation highlights the importance of patience, acceptance, and the impact of our values and social connections in shaping our life's purpose. Image Source:  https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nietzsche1882.jpg Gustav-Adolf Schultze (d. 1897), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons  https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/deed.en

Aubrey Masango speaks to Thandeka Thusi is the Founder of Kasi Fundi, an English teacher and Head House Parent at St David's Marist Inanda and they speak about her life and career journey, her passion for the education industry,See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stacey and J Sbu investigate the best spots to chow shisanyama. PLUS, what makes a shisanyama a shisanyama. We then speak to Thandeka, a self-titled Queen of shisanyama in KZN.

O.R. Tambo International Airport has over 21 million passengers per annum and 110 286​ arriving air traffic move​​​​ments. Do you remember taking your first flight? Where were you going? Who were you with? How did you feel? Were you nervous excited? On Tuesday we had a chat with Thandeka who shared with us that at the age of 32 she still has not had her first flight. Anele and the club came to the rescue and said that they would make a plan for her….See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From a family legacy to a Pulsations connection with the world. Thandeka Mfinyongo is a musician. She's a preserver of African indigenous instruments, and she's interested in archiving traditional instruments. She has her masters in music and is currently doing her PhD through Rhodes University. She's also the African Music lecturer at Northwestern University. In today's episode, we chat about how she came to make music, her family legacy of playing traditional instruments, and stories of the late legend Madosini. We also talk about her involvement in Make Music Day's Pulsations Event this Friday (21 June). The Pulsations livestream will broadcast the livestream on makemusicday.org between 3:00pm - 7:00pm (Paris time), and continuing with Ibrahim Maalouf's performance until 8:00pm. Outro music: "Ripples of Sound" by Thandeka Mfinyongo ft Kechou. Music used with permission of rights holder. Tune into the Pulsations Event on Friday 21 June 2024 3pm (Paris time) · Follow Thandeka on Instagram · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist

In this episode, we dive into what the travel committee does and how it was to organize the Paris trip, with the chair of the travel committee Thandeka as our guest! Thinking of joining this committee or becoming a chair? Tune in... Or just listen along to hear some Paris gossip!

In this episode Thandeka and Mengeti speak about the importance of actively pursuing and participating in community and why this is an essential aspect of our development . They discuss the dynamics of community and how a radical community not only allows us to belong but ensures that we are rooted firmly in structures that are aligned with our core values . They also explore the different ways in which a great community influences us and transforms our lives for the better. 

Pippa speaks to Afro-Jazz singer and composer Thandeka Dladla who has just released her debut 5-track EP. She hails from Johannesburg and is a graduate of Jazz Vocal Performance at UCT's South African College of Music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest:  Thandeka is a versatile vocalist who regularly fronts The Unity Band and The Pebbleshakers.  She joins John to discuss her new solo sound, with an EP due for release soon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

High school student Puleng Khumalo hates the fact that her parents still celebrate the birthday of her elder sister Phumelo like a memorial to the girl, even after almost seventeen years that she has been missing. The Khumalo family, especially the parents, Thandeka and Julius, are still unable to move on from the dreadful past, in which their first-born child, Phumelo, or Phume as they call her lovingly, was stolen and abducted from the hospital within a day of her birth. A primary investigation into the matter had thrown the father, Julius, under suspicion, for the police believed he had sold off his daughter to a human trafficking ring. Shortly after Phume's seventeenth birthday, or memorial, Puleng's best friend Zama takes her to a party hosted by the rich kids of the city, and it is here that she sees Fikile Bhele for the first time. Zama jokingly mentions how Puleng and Fikile have similarities in their appearances, but Puleng gradually starts to question whether that is actually possible. To pursue this new, growing question in her mind, she convinces her mother to get her admitted to the prestigious Parkhurst College high school, the same one that Fikile attends. Puleng's request is also helped by the fact that her father was recently arrested from the school premises in a rather public manner after the case had been reopened, and Thandeka agrees. Soon, Puleng starts to attend her new school and makes acquaintance with Wade, KB, Chris, Reece, Wendy, and, of course, Fikile, all of whom become important characters in her quest to find her missing sister. What she is not aware of is the fact that the answers to her question are rooted in a grand scheme of a conspiracy plotted by seriously powerful people many years ago and that there would be numerous attempts to stop her from reaching the truth.The first and foremost reason to watch “Blood & Water” season 3 is to get a grip on the whole story of Phumele, or Fikile's kidnapping as a baby, and the exact identity of the human trafficking gang involved with it. The true identity of Lisbeth is also something to look forward to, as she herself might be somehow related to the Bheles, or specifically Nwabisa. At the very end of season 2, Lisbeth suggests that she had cleared up Nwabisa's mess earlier too, meaning that the two have a history going way back into the past. In both of the existing seasons, Matla has been portrayed in a slightly negative light, but the exact extent of his involvement in the whole matter remains to be seen. After all, he promises his son KB that he will sit down and explain everything to him once he helps the Bheles get out of prison. The history between the Khumalo parents also needs to be discussed, for we still do not know with whom Thandeka had an affair and, therefore, who the biological father of Fikile was. Along with all this, the usual drama and romance of high school life will also go on, as Puleng still has trouble choosing between Wade and KB as her boyfriend. After having been duped by the swimming coach, Fikile finds love in Sam, but the boy also goes missing by the end of season 2, as he has been placed under the police's witness protection. , “Blood & Water,” season 3 has  raised the bar of action some more in this new iteration. The old characters return with more shades, and Lisbeth will now takes on a prominent role as she returns to KB and Matla's house. On the other hand, Nwabisa Bhele still remains missing after she was taken to the boat, and she is suspected of having been kidnapped by the same human trafficking ring. Overall, it is  interesting getting  to know more about  the characters, storyline  makes  one hope season  4 if there will be one comes alot fast..  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

South African comedian, radio host, and actor. The multi-talented actor is most known for his portrayal of Bheki Zulu in Thandeka's Diary on the big screen. Nonetheless, without him, the country's list of popular humorous comedy heavyweights would be incomplete.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nonkululeko Komanyane and Thandeka Xaba launched Digital Africa Ventures to bridge the funding and support gap for early stage tech entrepreneurs. In this episode, they speak about their journey with Digital Africa Ventures as one of the very few black women managed venture capital funds in South Africa. Tune in and listen to the inspiring story of two female tech investors on fire to serve the underserved and represent the underrepresented!

Join us Every Sunday on #ConversationsWithDawnThandekaKing LIVE on Instagram and our Facebook Page from 19:30 pm. Mkhulu Nsigiza and Thandeka King explore the need for Ukushweleza. 🔴CONTACT GREAT EMPIRE OF KEMET: 📱 CALL/TEXT: +27 (0)82 674 0880📧 info@gekmovement.org 🔴FOLLOW: 🔴▶︎Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GEKmovement 🔴▶︎Twitter: https://twitter.com/GEK_Movement 🔴▶︎Instagram: https://instagram.com/gek_movement/ 🔴▶︎Official Site: https://www.gekmovement.org 🔴: 🔴SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS: https://www.youtube.com/c/GreatEmpireofKemetBonabakhulu

Dr. Thandeka, a mother of two and divorced, decides to give life and love a second chance. She signs up for a dating app, re-evaluates her priorities and learns that being submissive is a wonderful feeling. Dr. Thandeka finds a surprising and fulfilling relationship with her superman. Join us as she shares the cleansing and remarkable story of woman and man.

Unitarian Universalism, with its nearly 2,000-year history, is rooted in a few key ideas. Our forebears were united in rejection of any one way of thinking; they were united in agreement on love. From the second-century philosopher Origen, who said that "God loves everyone, to 16th-century Ferenc David, who said "We don't have to think alike to love alike," to 21st-century Thandeka, who urges, "Hear your commission to love, to create community, and to heal," our great-hearted teachers have led with love. This is the history we hold today. 

Welcome to the very first episode of 'Why I Am Still Standing' where a Polynesian sister shares a table with her South African sister, to go deep into the horrific atrocities Thandeka Mdunyelwa faced from her past.  Although thousands of miles apart we are bound together for life, sharing not only similarities in our family violence journeys but also having a fierce and wild love of God.   Thandeka is an extraordinary woman - a wife, mum of 3, entrepreneur and leading Pastor in her local community of Johannesburg, South Africa.  She recalls deep parts of her soul, never before shared publicly, so others will see this platform as a stepping stone and openly share why they are still standing.  Words that are deliberate and pure carry Thandeka through the atrocities she faced with her then partner/husband, mother and the abusive males in her community.  "I thought I was going to die and blacked out..." Thandeka recalls vividly after being beaten and violated multiple times and then thrown into a shallow grave.  Listen to more of Thandeka's harrowing story as it is truly captivating and shows her remarkable courage, grit and power.   Technical glitches ends this Podcast, however, rest assured we will hear Thandeka's roaring voice for Part 2 of her awe-inspiring life in the near future, where she will share with us the deep love she has for her 3 children and her now loving husband, Nkosinathi Mdunyelwa.  We also explore her paradise-like life now which is a far cry from the heinous acts suffered during this episode. *** Follow Thandeka here - https://www.facebook.com/MkaNathi ***                                   *************************** Like/comment and share, as this platform is about educating others and being the voice to those around us and those across the nations who have suffered trauma, fear and grief - especially highlighting those affected by family violence and their families. Follow Marie here: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mariempbarclay Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariebarclay_iamstillstanding/ Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marie-barclay-b1045260/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mariebarclay.activationalcoaching   ** Find and activate your purpose for a more joyful and grander life **   + Access information to 'Activate Your Purpose' 1 hour Preview (FREE)   + 3 Tips to Activate Your Purpose and Live Unmasked Post Trauma (FREE) Got a Question: send email to Marie - iamstillstanding500@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarieBarclay2 Club House: Marie Barclay @discoverpurpose

In today's podcast episode we sit down and chat with Thandeka Sibanyoni, who is originally from Carolina, South Africa.   Thandeka started her property investment journey during the pandemic - she listened to the Property Magicians Podcast and then started following some of the guests and started implementing what they were teaching.   She started looking for properties where she lived and focused on the location of the property, cash flow and affordability. When she went to the bank, she learned that she could qualify for a property worth R700,000 (US$46,023) so she focused on properties priced below.   She found a property valued at R600,000 (US$39,448) and converted that property into a multi-let, with 4 bachelor units. She got 100% funding for that and later found out from the bank that the property was actually worth R800,000, so she actually made R200,000 (US$13,149) when she bought the property.   A few months later, she went to Johannesburg, learned about the AirBnB strategy and started implementing that strategy - she rented a flat, furnished it and put it up on Airbnb and started cash flowing from day 1.   In this podcast, Thandeka shares with us how she was able to start on her real estate journey during a pandemic and keep growing her portfolio.   We hope you enjoy the podcast as much as we did.   Click play to listen to the podcast and leave us a comment in the comments section below.

Former Uzalo actress Dawn Thandeka King wants the world to see past gender this Women's Day in a bid to see equality among professionals in all spaces, especially the arts. Chatting to TshisaLIVE about being a faith healer, the star said that in the spirit world, gender doesn't exist the way it does for humans and she is just a vessel for the spirit to communicate through, regardless of gender.

Former Uzalo actress Dawn Thandeka King wants the world to see past gender this Women's Day in a bid to see equality among professionals in all spaces, especially the arts. Chatting to TshisaLIVE about being a faith healer, the star said that in the spirit world, gender doesn't exist the way it does for humans and she is just a vessel for the spirit to communicate through, regardless of gender. TshisaLIVE

The Kevin Alan Show interviews Dr Thandeka Myeni and Charles Stallworth during their visit to South AfricaSupport the show (https://patreon.com/thekevinalanshowpodcast)

Scandal! actress Thandeka Nodada recently took back her power by going on a life-changing fitness journey that not only boosted her confidence but allowed her to tackle the role of Nonzi, a plus-size woman who is sexy and knows it. Thandeka is busy shaking things up on the e.tv drama as the over-confident Nonzi who is set leave Scandal! glued to their seats. In an interview with TshisaLIVE, Thandeka explained that Nonzi was the most interesting role she's ever played and shared that with Nonzi, she finally managed to escape being typecast as the rural wife. TshisaLIVE

Scandal! actress Thandeka Nodada recently took back her power by going on a life-changing fitness journey that not only boosted her confidence but allowed her to tackle the role of Nonzi, a plus-size woman who is sexy and knows it. Thandeka is busy shaking things up on the e.tv drama as the over-confident Nonzi who is set leave Scandal! glued to their seats. In an interview with TshisaLIVE, Thandeka explained that Nonzi was the most interesting role she's ever played and shared that with Nonzi, she finally managed to escape being typecast as the rural wife.

Practicing love beyond belief on Mother’s Day.

Dawn Thandeka King has captivated South African audiences for nearly a decade with roles in Inkaba, Uzalo and Lockdown. She had Mzansi deep in their feels this week when her final scenes as MaNgcobo on Uzalo aired. So you know we just had to get her in the TshisaPOD hot seat and speak about THAT exit, her new TV role … and how she ended up in a knee brace. TshisaLIVE

Dawn Thandeka King has captivated South African audiences for nearly a decade with roles in Inkaba, Uzalo and Lockdown. She had Mzansi deep in their feels this week when her final scenes as MaNgcobo on Uzalo aired. So you know we just had to get her in the TshisaPOD hot seat and speak about THAT exit, her new TV role … and how she ended up in a knee brace.

As we celebrate another edition of women crushing Wednesday, Dr Thandeka Ngcobo opens up to Carol Ofori about her incredible journey to become a medical doctor.

Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe, CEO of the Desmond Tutu Tutudesk Campaign Centre, spoke to Mungi about the ways we carry on the legacy of our parents, whether we are aware or not. She shared her journey from public health and clinical research to running Tutudesk, a charitable educational organisation which addresses the 95 million desk shortage for children in schools across sub-Saharan Africa. Her passion for education and public health, especially the fight against HIV/AIDS, and improving the health and education experiences of young people—thus promoting global peace and justice—has led her journey until now. She speaks about the impact of Covid-19 and how it brought to light the inequities in our world as well as the reset we now need to make our world more equitable. Thandeka teaches us that this is all possible through "our little bits of good" as her father says, because strength lies in unity!……..Visit mungingomane.coFollow Mungi on InstagramFollow The Brand is Female on Instagram

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Inspired by the Rumi poem of the same name.

I decided to check with my kids at home. Since lockdown we have been working together on many things especially content. In this episode my very active family members reflect their response. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Five Leaves | Duration 5m33s Thandeka has to walk a long way to school. She likes to meet up with her friends on the way. They let each other know where they are with leaves. But does Thandeka get carried away? Listen to the audio book below and click on this link: https://thereadshop.co.za/shop/ to purchase the illustrated e-Book.

- Inspired by Derek Walcott's poem of the same name.

Welcome back to our ESG Interview Series. In this episode we hear from someone who is much more personally involved in making an impact. Erin Summe started Thandeka Travel – which is a philanthropic travel company that connects at risk communities with people who can provide resources.  Erin’s journey takes her from Wall Street to South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Liberia and many other destinations on the African continent. We discuss how we can all help raise awareness and much needed capital for people in need. 

Speaker: Pastor Thandeka Dlamini Date: 2 July 2020 Place: Streamed Online

Gender Based Violence - Thandeka Ngoma

This episode is set to awaken your sleeping faith, to activate your surrender and trust to God. My guest Thandeka Mogane takes us on her journey of faith. Affirmations changed not only herself but the medical condition of her miracle baby, Morero meaning Purpose. Thandeka is a professional nurse and a motivator. Connect with her on instagram @mananzi and her instagram page @@purpose_lifestyles and facebook @Thandeka Sylvia Mogane. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shiftinglives/message

This is Webber Wentzel Legal Insights with your host, Dario Milo. This is episode 5 of our series on Media Law and we are looking at a very important recent defamation case where two veteran journalists, represented by Webber Wentzel, successfully sued the Economic Freedom Party for being called Stratcom agents. Dario's guests are the two applicants in that case - celebrated journalist, author and Economics Editor at SABC NEWS Thandeka Gqubule-Mbeki, and the Caxton Professor of Journalism at Wits University Anton Harber. Anton is the founder and former Editor of the Mail & Guardian and the former Editor-in-Chief of eNCA. Anton and Thandeka go back 30 years to explain the background to this fascinating defamation case and then discuss the judgment itself. It is a deep dive behind the scenes of a stunning legal case. Host: Dario Milo Executive Producer: Paula Youens This podcast is produced by Volume.

This is Webber Wentzel Legal Insights with your host, Dario Milo. This is episode 5 of our series on Media Law and we are looking at a very important recent defamation case where two veteran journalists, represented by Webber Wentzel, successfully sued the Economic Freedom Party for being called Stratcom agents. Dario's guests are the two applicants in that case - celebrated journalist, author and Economics Editor at SABC NEWS Thandeka Gqubule-Mbeki, and the Caxton Professor of Journalism at Wits University Anton Harber. Anton is the founder and former Editor of the Mail & Guardian and the former Editor-in-Chief of eNCA. Anton and Thandeka go back 30 years to explain the background to this fascinating defamation case and then discuss the judgment itself. It is a deep dive behind the scenes of a stunning legal case. Host: Dario Milo Executive Producer: Paula Youens This podcast is produced by Volume.

#plugintodevin Show - Devin Thorpe for Congress Guest: Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe Issue: Currently I would guess the spread and impact of Covid19 infections and the impact on our lives and the devastating impact on our economy and all that flows from that. Also what will life be like post our country lockdown. Mainly just socially and the curtailment of ones ability to move around at will and as we know it. We can still go to the shops and put food on the table which is not the case for many people in our poorer communities. However as the schools are closed countrywide we cannot continue to do our work of handing out Tutudesks from the Desmond Tutu Tutudesk Campaign to learners at schools where they are needed so badly. A lot will need to be done to uplift and protect our poorer communities and the homeless. It cannot be just trying to get back to business as usual. This virus has highlighted what an unequal society South Africa is. There have had to be donations of food parcels but also some rioting and looting of grocery stores and supermarkets in some areas. I think there will be a greater need for the services of organizations such as ourselves the Tutudesk Campaign. Bio: Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe is the CEO of the Desmond Tutu Tutudesk Campaign Centre (DTTCC). It addresses the 95 million desk shortage in sub-Saharan Africa, by aiming to provide 20 million of these environmentally friendly, portable Tutudesks by 2025. Thus positively enhancing the lives of African children, their communities and countries and making Africa a more globally competitive continent through improved literacy and education. Ms Tutu-Gxashe has been educated and worked in the UK, Swaziland, Botswana and the USA. She is passionate about education and public health, especially the fight against HIV/AIDS, and improving the health and education experiences of young people, thus promoting global peace and justice.She received several fellowships whilst completing her MPH at Emory University, Atlanta, These included from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), American Cancer Society, the Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry, the South East AIDS Training Center & the Dekalb County Board of Health. Much of her working life has been in clinical research both in the USA and in South Africa. She undertakes public speaking at universities, schools and community groups both locally & internationally. Thandeka has served on the Boards of several foundations and non-profit organizations. She is currently on the Board of the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, HPSA (formerly Heifer International (South Africa)) and the Foundation for Sport, Development and Peace. She was named one of the global 100 real leaders by Real Leaders Magazine. Ms Tutu-Gxashe is the eldest daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu & Nomalizo Leah Tutu. She and her husband reside in Cape Town, South Africa and have one son. Website: https://tutudesk.org/ Linkedin: LinkedIn.com/in/thandeka -tutu-gxashe Photo credit: *|Photo Credit|* #plugintodevin #UtahValues #BoldSolutions #UTpol

MultimediaLIVE — Dawn Thandeka King has endured many difficulties over the past few years, but is in a much better space how and, with a new love in her life, wants to inspire others to find strength and healing. The star, who plays the role of MaZet on Lockdown, split from her husband three years ago and has faced many dark days since. Speaking to TshisaLIVE at the launch of the fifth season of the hit Showmax drama series, Dawn said from day one on set of the show, she found support from her co-stars as she battled “the demons” in her personal life.

Dawn Thandeka King has endured many difficulties over the past few years, but is in a much better space how and, with a new love in her life, wants to inspire others to find strength and healing. The star, who plays the role of MaZet on Lockdown, split from her husband three years ago and has faced many dark days since. Speaking to TshisaLIVE at the launch of the fifth season of the hit Showmax drama series, Dawn said from day one on set of the show, she found support from her co-stars as she battled “the demons” in her personal life. TshisaLIVE

Matt and Danielle Forté interview Thandeka 'Thandy' Mavundla-Nzama the founder of Phakama Africa Community Projects, a South African nonprofit who developed a community program using this Reach4Life Bible as a basis to teach life lessons in schools, detention centers, drug rehabs, and community and church groups. In addition to education about HIV prevention, the program provides guidance on topics common to youth, such as drug abuse, sexual health and safety, teen pregnancy, and other topics.

Burnout is an epidemic that is killing doctors and patients alike. Did you know that the number one cause of death for female physicians under 35 is suicide. Yes, Physicians have the highest rates of suicide of any career and female physicians are 250% more likely to commit suicide than any other occupation. Our featured guest today is Dr. Thandeka Myeni. Thandeka Myeni, MD, MPH, affectionately known as Dr Thandi, is a board-certified ophthalmologist with double specialty training in glaucoma, cataract surgery and LASIK.    Dr. Myeni received her bachelor’s degree from Amherst College and later earned a master’s degree in Public Health from Harvard University. She obtained her medical degree from the Medical College of Georgia and then completed her medical internship at Boston University Medical Center.    Her ophthalmology training began with a residency at Howard University Hospital in Washington, DC. She has completed two fellowships, one in Glaucoma at the top-ranked Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia, and another in Cataract and Refractive Surgery with Dr. Paul Koch who has consistently been ranked among the top cataract surgeons in the country.    While Dr. Myeni was born and raised in the United States, her family is originally from Southern Africa. She spent a large part of her childhood in Swaziland.  My ask today is that you’d help share this episode. If you're posting to social, please tag @tbpod and use the hashtag #missionfuel  

Get my 5 Tips To Address Implicit Bias Within Ourselves and Others About Thandeka Chapman, Ph.D. Dr. Thandeka K. Chapman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Education Studies at the University of California, San Diego. Her research focuses on desegregation policy initiatives, urban school reforms, teaching and learning in racially diverse classrooms, and teaching writing in secondary classrooms. Using her findings, she assists districts, traditional schools, and charter schools in alleviating barriers to student learning and develops policies, teaching practices, and curricula that better serve the social and academic needs of all students. Chapman has published in the areas of English education, qualitative inquiry, urban education, and multicultural education. She also works with schools and communities to improve learning environments and instructional practices for racially and socially diverse groups of students. She holds a BA in English from Spelman College, an MA in Curriculum Planning from the University of Michigan, and a PhD in English Education and Urban Education from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Show Highlights The College Choice Process What makes the interactions between parents and their children unique when it comes to navigating the college choice process Black students vs. Black parents in choosing a college Myths of African American homes Reasons students declined offers to attend UC admissions to attend institutions outside of the UC system How Predominately White Institutions can demonstrate their commitment to diversity and retention of Black students Connect with Thandeka tkchapman@ucsd.edu Additional Resources African American Parents and Their High-Achieving Students: Issues of Race, Class, and Community in the College Choice Process Hossler & Gallagher’s College Choice Process Connect with me on Twitter @sheldoneakins www.sheldoneakins.com

The sermon was delivered on Sunday, October 14, 2018, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar, Senior Minister, at the Humanist Service. DESCRIPTION At the heart of American democracy is... (wait for it...) “heart!” One of America’s foremost 21st century liberal theologians, Dr. Rev. Thandeka, teaches that when liberal religion displaces emotion from the moral equation, a contradiction of moral reasoning diminishes the impact of the liberal voice in American public life. Mainstream churches and liberal politicians will continue to lose ground unless this contradiction is reconciled. The most well-reasoned, documented and articulated facts, figures and solutions will continue to fail to move people to change. Thandeka says, “Liberal moral reasoning does not parse the American heart.” At All Souls, reconciliation is at the heart of our work. Join me to explore solutions we strive to achieve in our liberal religious faith.   SUBSCRIBE TO AUDIO PODCAST: SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: GIVE A DONATION TO HELP US SPREAD THIS LOVE BEYOND BELIEF: or text LOVEBB to 73256 LET'S CONNECT: Facebook: Twitter: All Souls Church Website:  

The sermon was delivered on Sunday, October 14, 2018, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar, Senior Minister. DESCRIPTION At the heart of American democracy is... (wait for it...) “heart!” One of America’s foremost 21st century liberal theologians, Dr. Rev. Thandeka, teaches that when liberal religion displaces emotion from the moral equation, a contradiction of moral reasoning diminishes the impact of the liberal voice in American public life. Mainstream churches and liberal politicians will continue to lose ground unless this contradiction is reconciled. The most well-reasoned, documented and articulated facts, figures and solutions will continue to fail to move people to change. Thandeka says, “Liberal moral reasoning does not parse the American heart.” At All Souls, reconciliation is at the heart of our work. Join me to explore solutions we strive to achieve in our liberal religious faith. SUBSCRIBE TO AUDIO PODCAST: WATCH THIS SERMON ON YOUTUBE: SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: GIVE A DONATION TO HELP US SPREAD THIS LOVE BEYOND BELIEF: or text LOVEBB to 73256 LET'S CONNECT: Facebook: Twitter: All Souls Church Website:  

Niche Radio — Repeatedly raped, drugged and held captive in a human trafficking syndicate to be shipped off to Thailand, Thandeka is the founder of the #Enuf brand. At just 23yrs old, she has endured what some can only describe as something out of the movies – Taken with Liam Neeson comes to mind. Her scars are deep but she has is determined not to let this get her down and to provide a voice for other survivors of abuse. #survivorsvoice Follow me on social media here: FaceBook Twitter Youtube Pinterest Google+ LinkedIn

Tsepiso Makwetla speaks to SABC economics editor, Thandeka Gqubule about her book titled 'No Longer Whispering to Power: The Tenure of Thuli Madonsela'

Rev. Thandeka, UU minister and professor, created a workshop called We Love Beyond Belief, and All Soul’s Tulsa has Love Beyond Belief as its tag line. This Service explores why love beyond belief is such a powerful way to understand Unitarian Universalism and invite us to imagine the implications of living that out.