Her Chapter is a soulful podcast exploring the seasons of life, one conversation at a time. Hosted by Fadzie & Musa, we hold honest, cross-generational conversations about identity, growth and becoming. This is a space to slow down, listen deeply, and honour the chapter you’re in, without filters or facades. If you’re navigating change, rediscovering yourself, or reflecting on the life you’ve lived, you’re welcome here.
Season 3 Finale: A Season of Loss, Growth and Coming Home
We made it to the end of Season 3, and what a chapter it has been. In this finale, we reflect on everything this season held. We got to record a whole season in Zimbabwe, something we once only dreamed about, and being home shaped every conversation in ways we didn't expect.
We talk about the episodes that stayed with us, the stories that stretched us, and the moments that still sit with us long after the cameras stopped rolling. We also open up about how this became a season of loss. Somehow, we found ourselves living through the very things we were sitting down to discuss. It was humbling, heavy and deeply human, and it reminded us why these conversations matter so much.
But we also had so much to celebrate. Her Chapter has crossed 1,000 subscribers on YouTube. We now have our very own website, and merch is on the way.
To everyone who has watched, listened, shared and sent us messages, thank you. You have been part of every step of this journey.
Wherever you are right now, we hope this episode reminds you to honour the chapter you're in.
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16 Sept 2026
From Vision Board to Reality | Dr Zanie's Journey Into Dentistry
This week on Her Chapter, we sat down with Dr Zanie.
She walked us through her journey into dentistry, from the early decision to pursue it, to eventually opening her own practice. What stood out most was how she's living in a season she always believed she would have, and how intentional she's been about creating space for more women in her industry to thrive, which is part of what led her to co-found Zimbabwe Women in Dentistry.
We also talked about the reality of juggling multiple roles as a woman, how full a life can be when you're a professional, a founder, a friend, and still figuring out how to hold it all without losing yourself in the process.
Dr Zanie is also the voice behind What in the Womanhood, a podcast currently on pause. We got into why, and what it means to step back from something you love without it meaning you're stepping away from it forever.
And of course, we couldn't leave out friendships. The ones that hold us, the ones that shape us, and the ones we're still learning how to nurture in the middle of everything else we're carrying.
This one felt like a real conversation between women who understand the weight of doing it all. We think you'll feel that too.
9 Sept 2026
Working in Public Relations, Support Systems, and the Conversation We Keep Avoiding
In this episode of Her Chapter, we sit down with Prudie, a Public Relations professional whose work sits at an unexpected intersection: brand strategy and end-of-life care.
Prudie works for Nyaradzo Group, which is celebrating 25 years this year. We talk about how the company has built its identity around being Sahwira Mukuru, a lifelong friend, and how that philosophy shapes the personal, human touch they bring to funeral and end-of-life services.
We also get into:
• What work-life balance actually looks like in a demanding PR career
• Prudie's advice on pitching to brands
• The bigger question running through this whole Zimbabwean season: why do we avoid talking about death, and what it costs us when we don't prepare ourselves and protect the people we leave behind.
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