Hey Ramblers, welcome to another episode! Before i introduce this episode, i would like to give yall a life update. From September till December 2023 moved from Ireland to South Africa, then from December till January i've been in Eswatini. i think i am in a more stable place now so you should be getting more consistent episodes. Moving on to todays episode, Jamal and i spoke about what it means to care, about love and if it prevents us from having depression, or if the lows are an inevitable part of life. we talk about being there for the people around us and how the happiest of people are actually the saddest. Tune in to hear more!

I moved to SA end of Augut this year. the plan was to go back in february 2024, but i think, i just think i like it here. check out the podcast to see why and my experience in Ireland.

HEY RAMBLERS! Today I have on Darch and we speak about mental health and needing to take a break from doing work, as well as what helps to make him feel better, including the people in his life who are helping him. We speak about relationships too and how much emphasis we put on them, as well as how easily we get consumed by them which makes it easy for us to get lost in them. What inspired Darch to make music? We dive into a little bit of that and his journey with Zerohwait and how they've grown together as artists. It takes a bit of confidence to show people your music honestly, so i just had to ask him how he gained his and how he dropped his first song as well as the determination thats taken him from the point he started at until now. We speak about tradition, tourism and modernism and how so much is changing in Dublin city centre, which makes it seem less Irish and more foreign as well as how that may affect tourism. There is so much more we touched on which you can only hear if you tune tf innnnn so do so asap asap.

RAMBLERS! Welcome back to another episode my loves. Today we have Fortune Igiebor and he tells us all from his start of music, South Africa and its effect on his journey, selling out shows and building a name in Ireland. We also learn the origination of New Rage and how Family Ties started, with peoples individual roles and how those roles play out to contribute to the higher purpose. Confidence is a huge factor to becoming successful so we speak on the importance of having a good team and support structure around you to actualize goals. What is Fortunes message and vision for himself, his love life, family (chosen and not) and what has the journey been like? Tune in to hear it all my loves !

Hey Ramblers,  welcome to another episode. today we spoke about dating, how men and women see it, sex, should women have a lower body count or higher? how do men determine if a woman is for them or not, if women look at mens body count. and besides looks, what else do men look for? how has our current culture shaped how we view dating? how has our previous culture and traditions determined mens and womens roles? do open relationships work

Hey Ramblers, its been so long since i posted an episode :(. with moving and trying to settle into Kenya, i haven't had the time to do so. i finally found time  and the energy to make an episode with you guys with Katanu. we spoke about the observations ive made here in Nairobi, mental an emotional health and how we struggle to deal with our emotions. she speaks about what she did to deal with hers, and her own practices to release energy. i hope you enjoy this content.

Hey Ramblers, welcome back to a new episode. today im joined by Wanjiku, who was born and raised in Nairobi, went in Canada. she tells us about the culture shock she experienced when she came back home from abroad, and we dive into colinialism, Kenyan independance and its effects on the current sociaty. We also talk about church, since we both went to an SDA church, our faith changing, why and when it changed, and the questions we had surrounding religion as we grew up that did and did not make sense. enjoy! find us: ig: @piwe.rambes snap: @piwerambles ig:wmndirangu

Hey guys, welcome to a brand new episode! today I had Dan on. he was born and raised in Ireland, so we decided to explore Irish culture. what is dating like? racism? sexism and biases? We also spoke about how he overcame his confidence in starting and running a successful podcast as it is now, and let me tell you, he is very inspiring! I found it interesting that in a county like Kildare, where many people we know would be shy to speak out on a public scale, he overcame that and followed his dreams. He also gave advice on how other people could accomplish the same thing. Also guys, I think we can all conclude that tinder is an absolute joke if you're looking for a relationship and we should all delete it. listen up for a more in depth analysis from the individually integrated experience of a swati black girl and an Irish white boy.  happy listening, piwe add me  snapchat: piwerambles instagram: piwe.rambles instagram:ballinabuzzkill

Today, I am joined by Sinqobile, who i met in Kenya in 2018! she was born and  raised in Swaziland/Eswatini, lived in England for a few years, in Kenya, schooled in Botswana and is currently in South Africa for university. We share our experiences with traveling from a young age, and how that made us so aware of our differences and others too. Her opinions, outlooks, relationships with people and ways of expressing have changed so much as she kept traveling which is amazing to see. Her relationship with her birth country has also fluctuated so much over the years, and while it has improved drastically, she's still not sure if that's the place she would like to call 'home' at the moment, and honestly, i can relate.  i honestly enjoyed this conversation, and i hope you do too. thank you for listening to Piwe Rambles.

The title doesn't even cover half of what we spoke about. Alex the girl, is a big spirit. She expresses herself boldly about matters that deeply affect her. how is tax so expensive yet the Majority if the nation doesn't see it? Are the people aware of how much they're silenced? whats the next step forward? are parents aware of the generational trauma they're continuing? will there be any change? these are just a few questions Alex and I touched on. With two different perspectives to look from, patterns are starting to get clearer. Whether you want to learn about the experience of moving to new territories on your own as an aspiring traveler, and the mental adversities you may face or are just interested in politics and even psychology of power you will hopefully never experience, grab you headphones, airpods, earphones and Alexa, and dive into the deep end with us-- hold your breath. connect with me on instagram @piwe.rambles and Alex  @leeexx_c

Hey guys, welcome to a new episode with Bill! in this episode we spoke about anything we possibly could in an hour from extreme sports to religion, accents, multicultural backgrounds, science, privilege, veganism and much more. i really enjoyed making this episode, and i hope you do too.  social media: @piwe.rambles @billyboi_demery

Today im joined by the lovely Joella. her vibe is immaculate, but im sure you'll hear that for yourself when you tune in. we spoke on a lot of things from the 'Clean Girl Aesthetic' to dating in Ireland and Southern Africa as Mzansi girls and our experiences with falling in love. i hope you enjoy the podcast. Shoot me a dm if you'd like to be a guest. Socials:  ig:piwe.rambles ig:xjoellaxo