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In Conversation

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by Grownish Woes

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Raw chats. Real voices. Lessons that hit home. Ever wished you could eavesdrop on the real, unfiltered conversations about money, work, purpose, and figuring life out? This is it. In Conversation is the official podcast by Grownish Woes, where we record honest, phone-call-style interviews with everyday people, entrepreneurs, professionals, and dreamers navigating the mess and magic of adulthood. No fluff — just the highs, lows, and “I wish someone had told me” moments we can all relate to. Whether you're trying to make your next move, build your brand, manage

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Recent Episodes

June 19, 2026

My World of Work: Teresa Mungazi | Academia

In this conversation, we sit down with Teresa Mungazi, a Zimbabwean researcher, sustainability advocate, and PhD candidate in Food Systems at the University of Vermont.Teresa shares her journey from Zimbabwe to England and the United States, reflecting on how her passion for sustainability, food systems, and research evolved over the years. From studying environmental science and consumer behavior to researching the hemp industry in the US, her work explores the complex relationship between sustainability, marketing, human behavior, and policy.We also unpack: • What food systems actually are • The rise of hemp as a “sustainable” product • Corporate storytelling and how brands shape consumer perceptions • Indigenous foods and supporting small-scale farmers • Ubuntu philosophy and sustainability • The realities of pursuing a PhD and life in researchThis is a thoughtful conversation about research, purpose, sustainability, and building a career that creates meaningful impact.Listen now and join the conversation.

June 12, 2026

My World of Work: Naledi Ntuli | Public Affairs

In this conversation, we sit down with Naledi Ntuli, a young professional in public affairs and public administration whose journey is rooted in purpose, discipline, and a passion for social impact.Naledi opens up about not knowing what career path to pursue after high school, facing rejection after matric, and eventually discovering her purpose through public administration. From becoming a top student to working in policy and stakeholder engagement, she shares valuable insights about governance, policy implementation, accountability, and what it really means to contribute to society.This conversation explores: • Public administration and governance careers • Policy implementation and social impact • Academic discipline and overcoming setbacks • Transitioning from university into corporate • Networking, communication and career growth • Why young people should care about governanceWhether you are a student trying to figure out your path, a young professional navigating your career, or someone curious about how policy shapes everyday life, this episode offers meaningful insights and practical lessons.

June 5, 2026

Scrubbing In: Lefa Shelile | General Surgeon

In this conversation, we sit down with Dr. Lefa Shelile, a general surgeon with a growing passion for vascular surgery, to unpack the realities of life inside and outside the operating theatre.From navigating medical school and internship to handling high-pressure trauma cases and life-saving surgeries, Dr. Shelile shares the journey that shaped him into the doctor he is today. We also explore the emotional weight of medicine, the challenges facing healthcare professionals in South Africa, mentorship, research, leadership, and the importance of building a life beyond medicine.This is an honest and insightful conversation about purpose, pressure, sacrifice, and what it truly takes to become a surgeon.🎙️ Topics discussed: • Medical school realities • Internship & community service • Trauma and vascular surgery • Mental health in medicine • Leadership in healthcare • Mentorship & research • Work ethic and career growth • Life outside medicineIf you enjoy conversations about careers, purpose, and personal growth, this episode is for you.

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What is In Conversation?: Raw chats. Real voices. Lessons that hit home.

Ever wished you could eavesdrop on the real, unfiltered conversations about money, work, purpose, and figuring life out? This is it.

In Conversation is the official podcast by Grownish Woes, where we record honest, phone-call-style interviews with everyday people, entrepreneurs, professionals, and dreamers navigating the mess and magic of adulthood. No fluff — just the highs, lows, and “I wish someone had told me” moments we can all relate to.

Whether you're trying to make your next move, build your brand, manage
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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