Hey people! It’s been a minute! Happy New Year! 🥳
Some members of the PODBETA NG Team joined us for the first episode of The Kreative PodLounge!
We had a chit-chat about what we’ve all been up to, and also about our Pod and Chill Event last year. Check our socials (@podbetang on all platforms) if you missed out on the event).
What’ve you been up to over at your end? Feel free to comment below😇

In this episode, we continue our discussion with our guest on the tussle with resistance, ignoring distractions, and doing what needs to be done.

How do you overcome distractions in your activities? Feel free to let us know in the comments section!

At the beginning of every year, we hear these questions; "What are your goals for this year?" OR "What’s your New Year Resolution?"

But sometimes, there's the struggle to fight against resistance when we want to achieve our goals...Other times, it's simply a matter of gratification. And that's what we chat about with our guest on part 1 of this episode.

P.S: Happy New Year! What have you been getting up to at your end?

From dust we came, to dust we shall return. Why then do we feel like we are better than dust because we now shower.

Why is nudity forbidden?

Do you ever get goosebumps when you listen to music? Do the lines of a poem pierce your soul when you read them? Does the imagery in an artwork remain imprinted in your mind? Then that means you've experienced the magic of creativity because; life intertwines with art, and art intertwines with life!

Feel free to let us know how you've connected with art and creativity in the comments section below. We'd love to hear from you!

A single-story distorts the image and capability of a people. Sometimes, we’re asked the most ridiculous questions as Africans because of the stereotypes individuals have of Africa.

In this episode, we continue with our conversation on the topic and seek clarity as to why that is, and how best to challenge these stereotypes.

But what role do you think creativity plays here?

As creatives, do we fuel the stereotypes portrayed?

A single story distorts the image and capability of a people. Sometimes, we’re asked the most ridiculous questions as Africans because of the stereotypes individuals have of Africa.

But what role do you think creativity plays here?

As creatives, do we fuel the stereotypes portrayed?

In an age of Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and numerous social media platforms, it’s easy to get drowned in all the noise and compare ourselves to others.

How do we focus on developing ourselves so we can develop our environment?