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The Money ShowBeef prices skyrocket & Saray Khumalo shares money, risk, and rewardJane Dutton speaks to Thabile Nkunjana, agricultural economist about the impact of high cattle feed prices and a shortage of slaughter-ready cattle on beef prices, affecting local supermarkets and butcheries. In other interviews, Saray Khumalo, the trailblazing explorer and mountaineer who became the first black African woman to summit Mount Everest, discusses her remarkable journey and insights on money. The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top...2025-04-281h 25
The Talking PointMountaineers summitting the highest peaks for worthy causesWe take a moment to speak to members of our communities that lead exhibitions and climb some of the highest mountains in the world to raise awareness on social justice issues facing the nation. However, leading these missions take a toll on your body, mind and test your limits. How do they navigate these dangers? How do they We ask our next guests how they turn their inspriration to a hobby and eventually their life's purpose. We also hear what advice they would give our listeners who want to become a mountaineer and lead exhibitions. To hear m...2025-02-1438 min
The Dan Nicholl ShowDan & Saray KhumaloFirst black African woman to summit Everest, conqueror of the seven summits, South Pole adventurer - and nicest person you’ll ever meet. Saray Khumalo on #TDNS this week.
Dan: I get terrified just listening to Saray Khumalo’s adventures, from climbing Everest to skiing the South Pole. And now I’m going on adventure with her for Laureus. More on #TDNS this week.2024-11-1427 min
The Kadara Woman PodcastHow Saray Khumalo became the 1st Black African Woman on Everest's Summit 🇿🇦 🇷🇼 🇿🇲Lola sits down with Saray Khumalo to discuss her extraordinary journey of becoming the first Black African woman to summit Mount Everest. Saray shares her inspiring story of perseverance through multiple attempts, the challenges she faced, and how she's using her mountaineering achievements to promote education and literacy in Africa.In this episode, you will learn:How to turn personal setbacks into motivationHow to persist in the face of failureHow to balance ambition with responsibilityHow to find purpose beyond personal achievementHow to embrace your unique potentialWhat We Discuss:Saray's Background and...2024-08-131h 02
Inspire CampfireEpisode 142: The Sky is Not The Limit with Saray KhumaloIn this episode, we delve into the art of breaking through barriers and embracing new perspectives. Our guest today, Saray Khumalo, exemplifies how the sky is not the limit—it's just the beginning. Joining us from Johannesburg, South Africa, Saray is an award-winning mountaineer, Guinness World Record holder, author, speaker, coach, and philanthropist.In 2019, after three determined attempts, Saray made history by becoming the first Black African woman to summit Mount Everest. Her journey is a testament to resilience, perseverance, and the power of dreams. Tune in to hear Saray's incredible story and learn how you, too, ca...2024-07-221h 04
Africa DailyWhy climb Mount Kilimanjaro, Everest and more?"Every one of us has his or her personal mountain to climb. It might not be Everest or it might not be a physical mountain. Yours might be in the boardroom, on a bicycle, in your family, at school... There's always something we need to achieve. Something big, something difficult and something meaningful... And when you get there, remember to be thankful and reach down and pull someone else up with you."Africa has its fair share of mountains ranges – the Rwenzoris, the Drakensburgs, The Atlas mountains, the Nuba, Mt Kenya, and of course Mt. Kilimanjaro. ...2023-12-2517 min
Sasol SuperLead PodcastSuperLead Podcast Episode 108 with Saray Khumalo, an award-winning Motivational Speaker, Executive Coach, Mountaineer, Author and Social Entrepreneur, discussing helpful lessons from mountaineeringOn this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Saray Khumalo who is an award-winning Motivational Speaker, Transformational Coach, Executive coach, Adventurer, Mountaineer, author and a Social Entrepreneur. This Guinness World Record holder, who is also the First Black African woman to summit Mount Everest, has over 20 years of corporate leadership experience. Saray uses her wealth of experience to inspire a generation of impactful leaders, that she believes we all are.
She shares on clarity of vision, lessons learnt from mountaineering, the reason for her resilience, the importance of preparation and so much more.
Book: My Journey to t...2023-10-2249 min
Change in One GenerationChange in One Generation with Saray KhumaloSocial entrepreneur, financial executive, author, and mountaineer, Saray Khumalo, chats to Ruda and Dr Frank about the pivotal change moments that have led her to great heights. Get to know more about her journey to becoming the first black African woman to summit Mount Everest in this inspiring episode of Change in One Generation.2023-04-2649 min
Pamuuyu with JaniceS2 E6 Saray Khumalo, on her journey to becoming the first Black African woman to summit Mount EverestSaray Khumalo is an award winning mountaineer, Guinness World record holder, author and transformational coach. She summited Mount Everest in 2019 on her fourth attempt, becoming the first Black African woman to summit Mount Everest. Join us as we discuss her commitment to complete the Explorer’s Grand Slam and her story of resilience strength, determination and realising her unlimited potential.
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LeadHERship GlobalMy Journey to the Top of the WorldIn this truly remarkable life story, Saray Khumalo shares her epic journey to the top of the world: Mount Everest. From her childhood in Zambia and Zaire, to a corporate career in South Africa, through marriage and motherhood, Saray harboured one overriding ambition: to reach the summits of the world’s highest mountains. She first summited Mount Kilimanjaro, and then others, but her ultimate goal was to summit Everest. After three unsuccessful attempts, Saray became the first black African woman to summit the world’s highest peak. Her success was hard won, though – along the way, she suffer...2022-10-2437 min
Black OxygenDineo Dowd climbs Mt. Kilimanjaro Part 2Led by Saray Khumalo, the first African Black woman to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, Dineo Dowd climbed to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro in August. Dineo says, “it changed my life. I’m a different person.” On this climb, Dineo learned about being patient, trusting her body, trusting the process and the importance of communication. As a result of this experience, she is planning an annual women’s climb on Mt. Kilimanjaro every August - the first planning meeting for the next hike is in just a few weeks. #BlackOxygenPodcast #BlackinWisconsin #BlackWomenWhoHike #BlackWomenWhoClimb #Madison365 #DopeBlackPodcasts #BlackinW...2022-09-1242 min
DL LINK2022.08.18 – Saray Khumalo, Award-winning South African mountaineer and the first black African woman to summit Mount Everest and ski to the South Pole – My journey to the top of the world2022-08-1825 min
LeadHERship GlobalLeadership Lessons from EverestWe all face challenges and adversity. Everyone will experience twists and turns, from everyday challenges to traumatic events. People generally adapt well over time to life-changing situations and stressful situations—in part thanks to resilience.While challenges, failures and adverse events are certainly painful and difficult, they don’t have to determine the outcome of your life. There are many aspects of your life you can control, modify, and grow with. That’s the role of resilience. Becoming more resilient not only helps you get through difficult circumstances, it also empowers you to grow and even improve. Tod...2022-08-1537 minBlack OxygenDineo Dowd Climbs Mt. Kilimanjaro Part 1On Thursday, July 28th, Dineo Dowd, Madison-based author and women’s outdoor guide, started her journey to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. In this episode of Black Oxygen, we discuss how Dineo made the decision to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, her year-long training to prepare for the climb, and balancing being a mother and having dreams on your own. She says the hardest part of her training was trying to be a perfect mom, making sure that everyone has their needs met and feelings of guilt for being gone for such a long time. Dineo joins a team of 19 other women, led by S...2022-08-0138 min
Spontaneous Moments of ConversationThe First Black African Woman To Climb EverestSaray Khumalo made history when she became the first black African woman to climb Mount Everest. In this conversation, you’ll learn how Saray tried not once, not twice, but three times to summit Everest before she was successful. It reminds me of that Winston Churchill quote “Never, never, never give up”. If we could all build such resilience in our lives, we could truly do even more extraordinary things. One line for Saray I will never forget is that “It always seems impossible until it’s done”. Saray is also a mother, transformational coach, and philanth...2022-07-1936 min
The Media Coach Radio ShowThe Media Coach 8th April 2022I’m ‘Enery the eighth; Exceptional Speaker Day; June Brown; What no programmes?; The role of the MC; They asked nasty questions; Be Unique; An interview with Saray Khumalo; Music from the Lost Hollow band2022-04-0717 min
The Media Coach Radio ShowThe Media Coach 8th April 2022I’m ‘Enery the eighth; Exceptional Speaker Day; June Brown; What no programmes?; The role of the MC; They asked nasty questions; Be Unique; An interview with Saray Khumalo; Music from the Lost Hollow band2022-04-0717 min
Speakers Who Get ResultsReaching Extraordinary Heights: Lessons From Climbing Mt. Everest With Saray KhumaloSummiting Mt. Everest is a transformational experience. The ability to reach something extraordinarily high is a triumph. And that success can be transferred into your business goals. Your goals may be difficult, but they are not impossible. If people can climb Mt. Everest, you can accomplish your objectives. Join Elizabeth Bachman as she talks to the founder of Summits With A Purpose, Saray Khumalo, about her Mt. Everest climb. She is the first Black African woman to summit Mount Everest. Listen to her story, from the near-death experiences to the leadership lessons. Learn how to reach your true potential to...2022-03-2434 min
Because It’s ThereRisky business ft. Brenda Didi-QuvaneWhat an inspirational life journey - Dr. Brenda Didi-Quvane. Dr. BDQ has extensive enterprise risk management and auditing experience and has worked for 18 years within the financial industry. Her career started off as an IT Auditor and Information Security Specialist with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)and Computer Science Corporation (CSC) respectively and that’s when her knowledge and interest of risk management and information risk started.Listen to the complete interview as she shares some valuable insights from her journey to success2021-11-1937 min
Because It’s ThereChildren are our wealthChildren are not things to be molded, but are people to be unfolded-Jess Lair, authorThis episode is special, we have Sam Mokgopha CEO of Kids Heaven. An organization with a mission to reach children in need, especially those without parental care, in providing shelter, protection, education, training, and therapy. Their encouragement results in positive inclusion for discarded, neglected and abused children. Kids Haven is dedicated to the care and protection of vulnerable children, including those with street connections, to support meaningful inclusion in society. The episode premiers this coming Friday at 5 pm South Africa time.2021-11-1644 min
Because It’s ThereService as a virtue with Zureida EbrahimThis week we have Zureida Ebrahim Zureida Ebrahim is a Financial Services Executive who until recently served as the Chief Executive Officer of Client Engagement Solutions at Momentum Metropolitan Holdings. She will soon be taking on a new role as the Chief Operating Officer at Old Mutual Limited. Zureida is married and a mom to a daughter who is currently at university and three teenage boys. Zureida is passionate about people and in particular, the role leaders play in growing people and building diverse, inclusive organizations. She is a strong advocate for the role women play in business. In...2021-11-1649 min
Because It’s ThereCindy Van Wyk on Because It's There PodcastThis week on Because It's There - Podcast, Saray Khumalo chats with Cindy Van Wyk. Cindy is an experienced Business Executive with 22 years of industry knowledge and a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. Cindy holds a master’s degree in law with a specialization in International Law. On the creative side, she is an award-winning photographer, published author, and produced film screenwriter. She is an environmentalist, a motivational speaker, a bilateral mastectomy, breast and skin cancer survivor, a SanParks honorary ranger with a particular passion for Rhino conservation, a pasto...2021-09-231h 06
Because It’s ThereLife Beyond Cancer - A conversation with Nicole FullerThis week on the Because It's There Podcast, Saray Khumalo chats with Nicole Fuller.Nicole has competed as an elite athlete for South Africa, is a mother and a cancer survivor. She now uses her experience to support cancer patients as an oncology patient navigator.The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.2021-09-1658 min
Because It’s ThereA conversation with Caleb Swanepoel - Shark Attack SurviorThis week on Because It's There - Podcast, Saray Khumalo interviews Shark Attack Survivor, Caleb Swanepoel.Swanepoel, an athlete, lost his leg in a shark attack in June of 2015, whilst body surfing with his siblings. Since the attack, Swanepoel has completed degrees in acting and business, competed internationally in para-swimming events, and has been able to stay connected to the water.The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel2021-09-0846 min
Because It’s ThereAndy Hadfield on Because It's There PodcastThis week on the Because It's There - Podcast, Saray Khumalo chats with Andy Hadfield.Andy Hadfield is the former CEO of forgood, an Employee Engagement SaaS company. Andy has had a broad career so far, from a few disruptive startups to working with large corporates on projects that leverage digital channels to transform markets and revenue.He firmly believes the SME sector can be unleashed through destigmatizing failure, open sharing of knowledge, and a little reduction in egoThe episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel2021-09-0247 min
Because It’s ThereSharron McPherson on Because It's There PodcastThis week on Because It's There Podcast, Saray Khumalo chats with Sharron McPherson.Sharron McPherson is a CEO with both corporate and public policy experience. As an accomplished attorney and financial services executive, she has over 25 years of experience starting, building businesses, and navigating through competitive and complex regulatory environments.The episode is sponsored by Vumatel.2021-08-2653 min
Because It’s ThereA conversation with Kholiwe MakhohlisoThis week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo interviews Kholiwe Makhohliso. Kholiwe is the VP & Country MD: Software AG South Africa. She boasts a wealth of experience that spans almost 25 years in a meticulously nurtured career in both the public and private sectors. The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.2021-08-1943 min
Because It’s ThereI am every woman - A conversation with Nontokozo MadonselaThis week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Nontokozo Madonsela.With two decades of experience, Nontokozo is currently the Group Chief Marketing Officer at Momentum Metropolitian Holdings, the 4th largest insurance group in RSA.The theme of the episode is I am every woman. The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.2021-08-1246 min
Because It’s ThereDare to Dream with Remy KloosThis week on the Because It's There - Podcast, Saray N'kusi Khumalo will chat with Remy KloosRemy Kloos is a mindset coach, sustainability and wellness specialist, high-altitude mountaineer, and speaker who aims to become the youngest SA to climb 7 summits.The topic of discussion is Dare to Dream. The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.2021-08-0547 min
Because It’s ThereManaging an executive transition with Folake Adeniyi AdeleyeThis week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo chats with Folake Adeniyi Adeleye.Folake Adeniyi Adeleye is an accomplished International HR Leader & Business Partner with 23 years of success designing and leading critical transformation initiatives in fast-paced, constantly changing matrixed environments.The topic of discussion is Managing an executive transition. The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.2021-07-2853 min
Because It’s ThereWhen life is an adventure with Lee Den HondThis week on the Because It's There Podcast, Saray Khumalo will be chatting to Lee Den Hond about her journey, insights, and what happens when you say, YES!Lee is one of two South African Everest summiteers who opened her doors to Saray and gave her the guidance that She needed. She certainly is one of those amazing women that stand on the summit holding the ladders for us all to join in the fun!Check out the complete episode and learn the true definition of resilience. The episode is proudly sponsored by V...2021-07-2236 min
Because It’s ThereBorn to Run with Anyika OnuoraThis Week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Anyika Onuora.Anyika is a former sprint track and field athlete who competed in the 100 metres, 200 metres and 400 metres, and also the 4×100 metres relay and 4x400 metres relay.In the 4 x 400 metres relay, Anyika won a World Championship bronze medal in 2015, while in 2016 an individual bronze in the 400 metres, and relay gold in the 4 x 400 metres relay at the European Championships were followed by an Olympic bronze medal in the 4 x 400 metres relay.This episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.2021-07-1556 min
Because It’s ThereFor the Age of Ideas with Lianne WilliamsThis week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Lianne Williams. They will discuss the topic - For The Age of Ideas.Lianne is the Head of Marketing at Vumatel. She also has 16 years of overall experience in the financial services industry with significant experience in Loyalty and Rewards.The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.2021-07-0847 min
Because It’s ThereTeamwork makes the dream work with Diana KangwaThis week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Diana Kangwa. They will discuss the topic of teamwork makes the dream work.Diana will share various experiences from her life being a business executive and her adventures as COO / Chief Gamer at Zambia National Commercial Bank.The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.2021-07-0123 min
Because It’s ThereThe playbook of endurance with Sibusiso VilaneThis week on Because It's There, Saray Khumalo will interview Sibusiso Vilane. They will discuss the topic, the playbook of endurance. Sibusiso Vilane is a South African adventurer and motivational speaker and author of the book To the Top from Nowhere. An adventurer, marathon runner and mountaineer, and expedition leader, he has also served as the Chief Scout of Scouts South Africa.In March 2003, Vilane set off for the Himalayas again in his quest to be the first Black African to summit earth's highest mountain, Everest. He submitted successfully o...2021-06-241h 09
Because It’s ThereThe Resilience in us with Marlette De JagerThis week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Marlette De Jager. They will discuss the topic The Resilience within us.Marlette De Jager also knows as "Molly" is a professional speaker, with a passion for inspiring people about living with resilience and fearlessly achieving goals. She has dedicated the past decade to climbing the 7 summits- the highest mountain on each continent.Molly and her team survived earthquakes and avalanches at the Everest base camp while climbing the World's Highest Mountain.Listen to this meaningful conversation. The episode is proudly...2021-06-1743 min
Because It’s ThereTaking Up Space with former New Zealand PM Helen ClarkIn today's episode, Helen Clark joins us to engage on the topic of Taking Up Space. Helen Clark is a former New Zealand Prime Minister and a Former United Nations Development Programme Administrator. She currently Chairs the Boards of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative and the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health. Helen is also a Co-Chair of The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response mandated by the World Health Assembly to review the internationally co-ordinated response to the COVID-19 pandemic2021-06-1023 min
How to Be SuperhumanThe woman who overcame death and landslides to reach the top of the world: Saray Khumalo, Series 2 Episode 9Mountaineer and explorer Saray Khumalo became the first Black African woman to summit Everest - but it was far from a simple trip. Three previous attempts had been thwarted by lethal landslides, earthquakes, bad weather and, sadly, numerous deaths. However, this didn't stop Saray's drive and determination to push towards her dream.Listen to all episodes and discover more about How to Be Superhuman at http://redbull.com/superhuman2021-06-0733 min
Because It’s ThereOn Innovation with Jolande and Alexia DuvenageThe world is awash with innovation at every turn, but what is innovation at the end of the day if not a search for meaning ? On this episode, Saray Khumalo has a conversation with mother and daughter, Jolande and Alexia Duvenage about their journeys in unlocking innovation within themselves. Jolande is Chief Imagineer and CEO for First National Bank's fintech business area called NAV, whilst Alexia Duvenage is head girl at Dainfern High School, a musician as well as an eco-warrior.2021-06-0336 min
Because It’s ThereManaging the feedback loop with Dr. Lulu GwagwaHuman beings have always relied on communication as a survival tool. On this episode of Because It's There Saray Khumalo unpacks the role of communication – as an act of call and response – by looking at the idea of Managing the feedback loop. Khumalo has a companion in Dr. Lulu Gwagwa to achieve this. Dr. Lulu Gwagwa is an accomplished business leader, development planner and philanthropist among may other hats she wears. As an academic she's a graduate of the University of Natal’s Planning School where she completed her Masters in Town and Regional Planning. From there Dr Gwagwa went t...2021-06-0328 min
Because It’s ThereKeeping the dream alive with Khanyi ChabaHolding things together whilst running the marathon of life requires us to have a spiritual bedrock in place. Our beliefs support our journeys as we keep the dream of a break through alive. On this episode, Saray Khumalo has a conversation with Khanyi Chaba about her belief system, the art of dreaming and the life sherpas in her personal and professional life. Chaba is the Head of Responsible Business at Old Mutual Limited and leads the company's sustainable development strategy across the 13 countries in the continent. Next to that Khanyi is a seasoned marathon runner and has summited Kilimanjaro...2021-06-0327 min
Because It’s ThereTaking up space with Ms. Metsi MakhethaIn an era of #MeToo, women are proving to be resilient than ever. They are now challenging long standing partriarchy that has defined the current world as we know it. From Kamala Harris being declared the first woman to hold the position of vice president of the United States all the way to the girl child in the continent of Africa getting to know her value, WOMEN are 'taking up space'. On the first episode Saray Khumalo connects with Ms. Metsi Makhetha, a woman who has led by example and taking up space in her chosen field. Metsi has...2021-06-0332 min
Because It’s ThereThe extraordinary Reggie BattsReggie Batts shares his life journey and experience with us, a clear vision to path of success. Learn how to overcome challenges and excel forward towards your life & profession goalsAn International Speaker, Entrepreneur, Author, Success Strategist. For over a decade, Reggie was a top producing revenue generator for Tony Robbins and was a member of his Sr. Management team. He’s also worked closely with a host of other well-known branded names in the business. Reggie’s ultimate passion is coaching people and businesses in achieving massive results. His years of experience in management and motivating peop...2021-06-0248 min
African Business StoriesSaray Khumalo: Executive Coach & Founder, Summits With a Purpose - Lessons From the Mountain, First Black African Woman to Summit Mount EverestOn this weeks episode, I chat with award winning Mountaineer, philanthropist and Executive Coach Saray Khumalo. Saray is the Founder of Summits With a Purpose an initiative that has raised funds and built physical and digital libraries in disadvantaged African schools. She believes that literacy and education have the power to change the narrative for the next generation. She is also the Founder and Host of the Podcast, Because It's There.On May 16, 2019, on her fourth attempt, Saray summited Mount Everest, becoming the first Black African woman to summit Mount Everest. We talked about how suffering personal l...2021-04-2048 min
Courage To Leap & LeadChallenges of the C-Suite with Saray Khumalo, Episode16wSaray Khumalo is an award-winning Mountaineer, who provides world-class Transformational Coaching to entrepreneurs, executives, business professionals, and sales teams all over the world.
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The Thembe Khumalo Podcast#38 LESSONS FROM WOMEN WHO DAREToday I am rounding up some of the many lessons I learned from each of the incredible women we featured on the WOMEN WHO DARE SERIES in celebration of International women's month.
Jackie Mgido, Modesta Mahiga-Mbughuni, Saray Khumalo, Adetola Akinola, Njambi Koikai, Brendah Nyakudya, Yawaa Hansen-Quao, Pastor Funmi Johnson, Barbara Kamba-Nyathi, Advocate Fadzayi Mahere, I thank you all for sharing your stories here. I salute your courage and wisdom, and wish you every success as you continue to do your work in the world.
#womenwhodare2021-04-0620 min
The Dov Baron ShowSaray Khumalo: The First Black African Woman to Summit EverestConfronting Death and Asking "What's Next?" Saray Khumalo . . . . . . . Saray Khumalo is the First Black African woman to summit Everest and reach the South Pole. She’s an award-winning mountaineer and a philanthropist who has used her climbs to build libraries across South Africa. Saray has recently partnered with Apple to Build Digital Libraries. She is also part of Forbes Woman and Africa Leading Women Summit 2021. Saray is a transformational and business executive coach of whom the South African president said, "She reminds us that t...2021-02-171h 02
Warrior WomenWarrior Women : Saray KhumaloWarrior Women2021-02-0934 min
The Thembe Khumalo Podcast#29 WOMEN WHO DARE - SARAY KHUMALOSaray Khumalo doesn't just push barriers, break taboos and smash ceilings, she also climbs mountains - literally! She became the first black African woman to reach the summit of Mt Everest on her 4th attempt, which tells you everything you need to know about her resilience, determination and strength of character.
But for many years Saray was coasting along, doing the things a good girl is supposed to do and ticking the right boxes. As an experienced business executive, she has a solid track record in some of South Africa’s leading financial institutions as an eCommerce and...2021-02-0243 min
Rebuild Black Wall Street RadioRebuild Black Wall Street Radio: Saray KhumaloThis episode features the first African Woman to climb Mt. Everest. Enjoy2021-01-301h 00
The Decision-Making Studio PodcastEp. 153: "The Best" of 2020 Once again, we take a look back at some of our most memorable, popular, and relevant clips from our episodes of the past year. And, when we say “best of” this is always in quotation marks because we couldn’t include everything, and each episode may provide something special to every listener – this is all highly subjective! 2020 was of course, a challenging year and 2021 looks like it may be equally challenging. However, one of the things we have been reminded of in the past year is that uncertainty is an enduring aspect of life. We...2021-01-051h 39
Life ProfitabilitySaray Khumalo | The First Black African Woman to Summit EverestSaray Khumalo is the first Black African woman to summit Everest. She is a motivational speaker, transformational coach, and successful corporate executive. In this episode, Adii and Saray discuss mountaineering, failing up, finding a unique purpose in life, imposter syndrome, and why the sky is not the limit.2020-11-1844 min
Be Free Be Fun Be Fearless with Dr Rana Al-FalakiEp #9: Climb Every Mountain! Follow Every Dream!You are in for a real treat this week as I am joined by the First Black African Woman to summit Mount Everest and ski to The South Pole on her way to the Grand Slam of summiting the highest peak in each continent.
A true adventurer, as well as a highly successful business woman, mother, adventurer, transformational coach and motivational speaker - she truly does encompass my belief and vision that nothing can hold you back and you can have it all!
In my unique Be Free, Be Fun and...2020-10-301h 08
Rose Tinted Glasses with Olivia SamboSaray Khumalo: never give up on your dreamsSaray Khumalo, the first black African woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest is a strong independent woman who lives to inspire and she’s always pushing herself to new and better heights. Today she talks to me about being African, being a mother and what drives her. She is incredibly driven but she is also very humble, making it her mission to contribute and inspire others to be better and to be more. And she makes you believe that you can.On the 25th of October she will be spinning for eight hours to raise fun...2020-10-2116 minRose Tinted Glasses with Olivia SamboSaray Khumalo: Guinness World record cycling attemptWhat do you do after you've climbed Mount Everest? And if you are the first black African woman to achieve this? Most people would spend their entire lives celebrating that major feat and view it as their one major accomplishment. And then bask in the sunlight of that moment for the rest of their lives. But not if you are Saray Khumalo. Saray is always striving for the next big adventure, and she does it with a bang, pushing boundaries and breaking down barriers. And her next big thing, for now, is to spin for eight hours. If...2020-10-0725 min
Power Tools to SuccessSaray Khumalo: Defying Odds and Achieving Your DreamsIn this episode, Phillip Ramphisa (Speaker and Philanthropist) talks to Saray Khumalo (Explorer and Mountaineer). Saray Khumalo is the first black African woman to summit mount Everest. We ask her about how to defy odds and achieving your dreams.2020-09-1332 min
Take The LeadThe View From Above Mt. Everest With Saray Khumalo And The Evolution Of Healthcare In Turnkey Hospital With Morgan ReynoldsNo matter what decade it is, conquering the summit of Mt. Everest is no easy feat and is definitely a cause for celebration. Describing the feeling of what it’s like to look at the world from above is Saray Khumalo, the first black woman from Zambia to summit Everest and reach the South Pole. Joining Dr. Diane Hamilton, she tells her exhilarating experience as she traversed the harsh environment and shares the lessons she’s learned throughout her journey. Know what mindset and determination a person needs when planning to challenge any mountain and understand the reason why it’s...2020-09-1158 min
Happy Like Buddha with Adewale AdejumoHow You Can Re-invent Yourself For Success With Personal Transformation - Saray KhumaloIt is okay to say goodbye to partnerships and friendships that don't serve your purpose.
In today's Happy Like Buddha Podcast, Adewale is joined by guest speaker Saray Khumalo, a Zambia-born South African business executive, explorer and mountaineer. In May 2019, she became the first black African woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest. She is also known to have summited three other highest peaks, including Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Aconcagua in Argentina and Mount Elbrus in Russia.
Saray is a transformational coach, and if you would like to be coached by her, you can...2020-09-0825 min
The Decision-Making Studio PodcastEp. 144: Saray Khumalo - Decision-Making, Diversity and Mount Everest Today, we discuss diversity, purpose, mountains, setbacks, and success. Our guest on this episode is Saray Khumalo, the first Black African woman to have summited Mount Everest and to reach the South Pole. Saray is an award-winning mountaineer, a speaker, an entrepreneur, and a philanthropist. She is South Africa, born in Zambia and of Rwandan descent. Last year, after three previous failed attempts, Saray reached the summit of Mount Everest, to much acclaim and fanfare, including from those who likely doubted her. When you listen to her story, you realise that this achievement encompassed many...2020-09-0652 min
Industry Angel Business PodcastSaray Khumalo | Award-Winning MountaineerSaray Khumalo is an award-winning mountaineer, the first black African woman to Summit Everest and ski to the South Pole. She has over 18 years’ experience as a business executive in eCommerce within the financial services industry. She is the founder of #Summitswithapurpose an initiative which she has used to raise over R1.8 million towards literacy and education. Saray is a motivational speaker and transformational coach who uses her journey as a mountaineer and executive to nudge coachable individuals and teams into peak performance. She believes that the sky is not the limit and we should ther...2020-08-1730 min
Massiv MorningsThe first black woman to climb Mount Everest,Saray Khumalo shares how #SheOwnsHerSuccessTransformational coach Saray Khumalo who is the first black woman to climb Mount Everest shared on Massiv Mornings why #SheOwnsHerSuccess and why education is important2020-08-1113 min
The Take Off with Bongani Mtolo and Nonala ToseSaray Khumalo the first African woman to scale Mount Everest.#TheTakeOffInterview| Celebrating amazing women|Saray Khumalo made history last year when she reached the highest point on the planet at 05:15 SA time, becoming the first black African woman to scale Mount Everest. This was her 4th attemptShe has also conquered Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Elbrus in Russia, and Aconcagua in Argentina.2020-08-0607 min
Tough Girl PodcastSaray Khumalo - Zambia-born South African explorer and mountaineer. In May 2019, she became the first Black African woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.Saray is the first black African woman to ski to the South Pole and summit Mt Everest 66 years after the mountain was first summited in 1953. Saray is an award-winning mountaineer and a business executive with over 18 years’ experience in industry leading blue-chip companies which drive innovation and change both locally and internationally. Through mountaineering and @summitswithapurpose, she has raised over R1.5 million towards literacy and education in Africa. As a Mandela Libraries ambassador and a social entrepreneur Saray continues to push boundaries both professionally and in mountaineering. You can listen to Saray on the Tough Girl Podcast, new episodes are every Tues...2020-08-0448 min
HypewomenSaray Khumalo: How she conquered Mt Everest and other mountains in her lifeSend us a textSaray Khumalo is a Zambia-born South African explorer and mountaineer. In May 2019, she became the first black African woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.At the age of 47, this mother of 2 achieved her personal goal of submitting the highest mountain in the world. But this wasn't her first time. She had tried to conquer Everest three times before and in 2019 she finally succeeded, earning her the title of the first black African women to reach the top of Mt Everest. She talks to...2020-08-0238 min