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Mathabane argues that the reason many Americans are turned off by the current divisive racial dialogue is because the discussion has mostly been about the politics of race and avoids the elephant in the room - - what each of us can do to become agents for racial healing. His solution is for people to learn to speak the language of Ubuntu, a Zulu word for common humanity.

Ubuntu Unfiltered is a conversation-driven podcast where real stories meet real connection. Through honest dialogue, personal journeys, and unfiltered experiences, we explore what it means to be human together. Each episode opens a path into the lives, struggles, victories, and wisdom of people from all walks of life, reminding us that I am because we are.Ubuntu Unfiltered — Connecting Journeys.Hosted by Kizito Enock a Human Right Advocate

On The Real is all about making the invisible visible. This podcast, hosted by Ubuntu Fly Anglers, is a space where we get real with Black and Brown anglers, guides, outfitters, and outdoor enthusiasts about what matters most to them. Through candid conversations, On The Real explores the joys, challenges, and truths of living the outdoor life, from fly fishing and guiding to building businesses, mentoring others, and finding belonging in nature. It’s about sharing wisdom, celebrating identity, and holding space for the real stories that often go unheard.

Ubuntu is a Bantu term meaning humanity. It is also a philosophical and ethical system of thought, from which definitions of humanness, togetherness, and social politics of difference arise. Devi Dee Mucina is a Black Indigenous Ubuntu man. In Ubuntu Relational Love, he uses Ubuntu oratures as tools to address the impacts of Euro-colonialism while regenerating relational Ubuntu governance structures.

Liberatory Leadership is a call for transformation. It's an opportunity for us to deepen the liminal space between who we are in today's world and who we want to be in the world we are creating tomorrow. This podcast is filled with conversations, tools, and information from leaders across the field, centering wholeness, love, interdependence, values, community, justice, movement building, and many other topics connected to Liberatory Leadership.

Both a way of life and a philosophy, Ubuntu is Africa’s gift to the world. Hosted by Mungi Ngomane, a human rights activist, patron of the Tutu Foundation UK and author of the book Everyday Ubuntu: Living Better Together the African Way, this show engages in conversations about our common humanity. Because Ubuntu is a way to live life better together, our episodes include exchanges with inspiring personalities from around the world who fight for causes they believe in, who recognize their own weaknesses and who continue to work on how they carry themselves in the world to help make it a ...

Welcome to Ubuntu Institute of Ideas, the podcast exploring Africa's politics, economy, finance, and geopolitics, along with its global diaspora. Guided by Ubuntu—'I am because we are'—we bring together thought leaders to unpack issues shaping the continent and its global impact. Through insightful conversations and expert analysis, we aim to redefine Africa’s narrative, foster collaboration, and inspire progress. Join us as we amplify voices and illuminate the path to a thriving, interconnected future.

Ubuntu Narratives Podcast brings you inspiring African stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary acts towards an equal and just world. Through these unique voices, we hope to provide you with practical tools to be an agent of change in your community. Ubuntu Narratives Podcast is a product of Jabali Consulting Ltd Produced by Threestone Productions

Conversations with Africans who are building – movements, innovations, institutions, ideas and communities – to share their minds, their work, and their hearts. A space to learn from each other, to collaborate with each other, to support each other.

Co-hosts Charmaine Soobramoney, located in South Africa and ED Dudley located in the United States met virtually via LinkedIn during the Summer of 2020. There was an immediate connection of like-minded spirits. After holding monthly conversations over the next year to just connect and share during the month of January 202 Charmaine asked ED if he would be interested in developing a podcast. After spending some time brainstorming the Ubuntu Connect-ED Podcast was birthed.

Theme:Your Neighborhood Show is a podcast by the Ubuntu Foundation about building and celebrating community. Hosted by Carolyn, the series delves into the universal human experience of connection and disconnection, highlighting personal stories of belonging, resilience, and community-building.Purpose:Through heartfelt conversations and inspiring stories, the podcast aims to normalize moments of disconnection in life, explore ways to overcome them, and celebrate the power of human connections in enriching lives. Carolyn’s own journey of rediscovering community after moving across countries ...

Through diverse sound journeys and personal conversations with people from different backgrounds, Sergio Isauro explores the multitude of realities and experiences of what it is to be a human walking the earth. Every story and soundscape is meant to inspire and feed our curiosity, helping us observe our inner self in relation to what surrounds us. We Walk The Earth is an exploration of the present that is flowing towards a rooted, collective, and trascendental future, and holds the intention of nurturing our relationship with the earth and our lives on it. As we find ourselves in constant ...