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The Maverix PodcastOut with the old,in with the New Year.On this episode we recap on 2021 and how far the podcast has come.It has been an absolute pleasure to be hosts of the Maverix ,and a huge shout out to our listeners from all over the world,we appreciate you all. We look forward to a blissful 2022 giving you more content,touching on touchy topics and being generous with some Give aways.At this point,there is only one way we are going,and that is all the way up. Cheers to a remarkable year ahead of us all,and to many more episodes. 🥂🍾 x.o.x.o2022-01-0134 min
The Maverix PodcastRed flags in a relationshipIn support of 16 days against gender based violence against women and girls ,we discussed a very important topic that should never be ignored…Red flags in a relationship. Abuse does not start from nowhere,it builds up from the little things that are serious but ignored until it’s too late.This episode hopes to bring awareness and encourage people not to ignore warning signs that lead to any form of abuse in a relationship.2021-11-2942 min
The Maverix PodcastPodcast and chill with NobuntuThis week we got to talk to the talented Ladies of the  acapella/ imbube group popularly known as Nobuntu aka Obabes be mbube. The group consists of five beautiful members, Thandeka, Dudu, Joyline, Heather and Zanele who are not just a power house for female Afro-Jazz and gospel music, but are imbokodo who have managed to make a name for themselves in Zimbabwe and abroad. We got to talk about their plans for the future, upcoming events, fashion and how they aim to expand their brand amongst many other things. Obabes be Mbube graced us with their music and o...2021-09-2728 min
The Maverix PodcastUp close and personal with Vusa MkhayaOn this episode we welcome a music legend on the show, Vusa Mkhaya. Straight out of Bulawayo to the world, Vusa has managed to make a name for himself in the music industry showcasing his talent as a singer, song writer and music producer. We get to talk music, life and relationships with him and he saves the best for the last by performing a remix to a song, Mbube style. 2021-09-0653 min
The Maverix PodcastRobbed by a brand, Afghanistan, Haiti and some mooIn this episode, we give a recap of how our week was. Vanessa spills the tea on how she was robbed by a brand and gives tips on how to prevent such things from happening.  We also focus on what is happening in Afghanistan, and the tragedy that hit Haiti that has left both nations destitute. To wrap it up, we end on a funny note as we talk about how some Americans are injecting themselves with cow antibiotics as a way to prevent covid.2021-08-2337 minThe Maverix PodcastBlack Tax, how real is the struggle?This week we discuss the issue of supporting extended and immediate family financially. Let's face it, adulting sucks and the bills and responsibilities just seem to keep on piling. What happens though when you have to do double the paying to support your parents and siblings? How is your Bank account holding up? Are you drowning or its just smooth sailing? Join us as we discuss ways we can break the cycle of paying Black Tax so that our children never have to carry the same burden we do.2021-08-1624 minThe Maverix PodcastColorism...But why???On this episode we talk about the issue of colorism. We discuss why races divide themselves based on their different shades of skin tone and how pop culture ,society , low self esteem as well as the different entertainment  industries  influence skin bleaching.2021-07-2730 minThe Maverix PodcastLooters & HatersIn this episode,Vanessa and Lungelo talk about what life looks like for some countries due to covid.They discuss how restrictions and lockdown may be good at trying to contain the virus yet at the same time has a bad impact on countries that were already struggling before covid. They talk more about the situation in South Africa , paying close attention to their crisis of destruction and looting. As well as the aftermath of the UEFA 2021 Final game which turned into a racism spectacle in England.2021-07-1838 min