Stay Woke With Sibs

5FM — This is part 3 of the Episode YQB where we hear exclusively from womxn about sexual identity and what queerness means, looks and feels like to them.

5FM — In this episode we discuss what it's like living in South Africa as a Foreign National

5FM — Listen to part 2 of the episode Young Queer and Black. We pick up where we left off last week, talking gender, sexuality, identity and exploring some of the lived experience of young queer black men in their homes, communities and work places.

5FM — Young Queer and Black! Part one of many talks gender, sexuality, identity and exploring some of the lived experience of young queer black men in their homes, communities and work places.

5FM — In this episode, Sibs speaks to guests Gugs and Sam about how they handle living with depression/anxiety AND manage to keep it together for long enough to get out of bed, go to work and participate in general adulting activities.

5FM — This week's episode is entitled Entrepreneurship: The Happily Never/Ever After of it all. I speak to 3 small business owners about why and how they "stuck it to the man" and became entrepreneurs. Together, we'll explore the pits and the peaks they've experienced along this journey and whether or not there really is a pot of gold at the end of their 'I've started my own business' rainbows."

5FM — This episode is a sex confession session where we delve into a handful of young people's sexual thoughts, behaviors, experiences, aspirations, regrets and deliciously saucy stories.

5FM — This episode is a sex confession session where we delve into a handful of young people's sexual thoughts, behaviors, experiences, aspirations, regrets and deliciously saucy stories.

5FM — In this episode Sibs speaks to the founders of the WordnSound literature company Qhakaza Mthembu and Thabiso Afurakan Mohare. They shed some light on the death and resurrection of the poetry scene in the Johannesburg arts precinct, how to start a poetry and literature company by selling old laptops, using poetry as a means of uplifting, educating and empowering young people AND Thabiso recites and discusses some poems from his newly self published book, "The Broken Man Chapbook".