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Her Chapter

di Fadzie & Musa

Società e cultura

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The Polygamist - A Review

If you watched The Polygamist and couldn't stop thinking about it, this episode is for you. Because we couldn't either. Fadzie, Musa and Dr Awino Okech a Professor of Feminist and Security Studies in the Department of Politics and International Studies sat down to unpack one of the most talked-about series on Netflix right now and we went beyond the drama. We got into the themes, the questions it raises, the things it made us feel that we didn't quite have words for yet. What does it say about love? About power? About what women accept and why? About culture, tradition, and the stories we inherit without choosing them? This wasn't just a TV review. It was a real conversation about real things. Come unpack it with us. #herchapterpodcast #ThePolygamist

From Setbacks to CEO: Tracey's journey to building her own Interior Design business

Some journeys to purpose are straight lines. Tracey's was not. Wrong grades. The wrong university. Starting over. Graduating and still not finding her footing. Years working in a role that didn't feel like hers. And then, finally a sense of direction. And the courage to build something of her own. She opened her business in the middle of a pandemic. But when you listen to Tracey's story, you'll understand that she's a resilient person. Because she has already survived things that would break most people. Losing her father to suicide at 15. Going through a divorce. Carrying grief and still choosing to keep going. In this episode, Tracey doesn't just talk about interior design. She talks about what it means to keep rebuilding, your career, your life, yourself, when the path keeps shifting beneath your feet. This one is for anyone who feels like they've taken too many wrong turns to still make it.

Evolving with Mis Fay

Healing isn't a moment. It's a becoming. MisFay joins us this week for a conversation about what it really means to choose yourself — to sit with a therapist and unpack the parts of you that you'd been carrying quietly, to grow through the discomfort instead of around it, and to come out the other side softer, but stronger. This episode isn't about what ended. It's about everything that began after. The therapy that taught her to hear herself. The evolving that nobody applauds because it happens in private. And the love she walked into afterwards — the kind that doesn't ask her to shrink, perform, or prove. A love that heals, because she healed first. What MisFay reminds us is that peace isn't something you stumble into. You build it. Choice by choice, session by session, boundary by boundary. And when love finds you in that place, it meets a whole woman. This one is for anyone doing the quiet work right now. Keep going. The version of you on the other side is worth it.

6 Years of Breakup Stories: The Feeling Station

This week on Her Chapter, we sat down with Tinto — host of The Feeling Station — to talk about what happens when you hold space for people's heartbreak long enough to see the patterns. We got into how it started, the episodes that stayed with her long after the mic went off, and the patterns she keeps hearing in breakup stories — the ones that make you realise heartbreak has a language we all speak, even when we think we're alone in it.

From Debt to Financial Educator: Rumbi's Story

What do you do when you lose your job, your husband loses his job, and you've got a child to care for and a pile of debt? Rumbi could have stayed stuck. Instead, she got to work. In this episode, she takes us through the real, unglamorous version of the financial reset, paying off debt slowly, learning to budget when money feels tight, and eventually building the kind of financial confidence that led her to become an educator. But the thing that changed everything? It wasn't a spreadsheet. It was her mindset. And now she teaches other people how to do the same. Follow Rumbi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rumbidzai.mutopo/ https://www.instagram.com/harvestfamilyfinance/ Follow Harvest Family Finance on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCghrwavBuRW_Vn8nnHMAd1w Big Shift Course: https://thebigshift.harvestfamilyfinance.com/ Books:https://www.harvestfamilyfinance.com/books

Finding my faith and starting a church: A Conversation with Pastor Danny

This week, Fadzie and Musa sat down with Pastor Danny for a conversation on faith, religion, culture and marriage. We talked about his journey into ministry, the real challenges of building a church from the ground up, and what it actually takes to lay a solid foundation in your relationship — communication, trust, and the willingness to do the hard work before the hard seasons hit. Whether you're in a relationship, thinking about one, or just navigating your faith and what it means in your everyday life, this conversation is for you. Get your cup of tea ready! Follow and visit GraceLink Church: https://glchurch.co.uk/ or gracelinkchurch on instagram

Mother's Day Special: A Conversation With My Mother

Some conversations take years to be ready for. This is the most personal episode I've ever recorded. And I don't say that lightly. I sat down with my mother. We talked about motherhood, sacrifice, love — and the things time has quietly helped us understand about each other. My mother has never shared her story publicly. Not once. In this conversation, she talks about what happens when the man you love lets you down. What you carry after that. What you hide from your children. What you never say out loud, until now. Some of it was hard to sit through. Some of it felt like something finally releasing. I don't take lightly that she chose to do this. That she chose to do it with me. That is an honour I will hold for the rest of my life. Please be gentle with your mother. You genuinely have no idea how much they are carrying, and how much of it they carried so you wouldn't have to. Happy Mother's Day to every woman holding that role, in any form it takes. 🤍

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Season 1 Reflections

Her Chapter is a podcast exploring the different seasons of life — the questions, the growth, the shifts, and the becoming. Through honest, reflective conversations with guests from all walks of life, we unpack what it really means to navigate identity, relationships, purpose, and everything in between. This season, we’re expanding the conversation — inviting voices that bring new perspective, tension, and depth. From women to men, from shared experiences to differing viewpoints, each episode creates space for real, unfiltered dialogue about what it means to grow through life, not just go through it. Whether you’re in a season of clarity or confusion, healing or becoming — this is a space for you. New episodes weekly. Watch, reflect, and step into your next chapter.

Mental Health

In this episode, Fadzie shares her experience of living with anxiety, opening up about what it’s really felt like and how it has shaped the way she moves through the world. We talk about why conversations around mental health matter, especially in communities where it’s often kept quiet or misunderstood. We also reflect on what it means to truly show up for a friend going through a difficult time, and how support isn’t always about having the right words, but about being present, patient, and consistent. And we come back to the basics — rest, care, and paying attention to your body and mind. Not as a luxury, but as something essential to your wellbeing. This is a gentle reminder that you don’t have to carry everything on your own.

Faith

In this episode Fadzie and Musa talk about their journey with faith and religion. They talk honestly about being outside of the church, the tension between culture and religion, and how easily the two can become intertwined without us even realising. It’s a conversation about unlearning, redefining, and choosing what faith looks like for you in this chapter. This episode makes space for doubt, curiosity, and growth. For asking difficult questions. For changing your mind. For recognising that faith isn’t always fixed — it can evolve as you do.

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