Who Would You Tell is the podcast with every conversation you might have thought would be too difficult. Hosted by Khanya Mosetlhi, each episode focuses on what the host thinks matters a lot more than what people typically speak about. From life as a creative, battling with imposter syndrome, what films say about us, how social media shapes the way we see ourselves, and the bigger question of what it really looks like to build a life on your own terms.
Who Would You Tell
Claim This Podcastby Khanya Mosetlhi
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Podcast Overview
Who Would You Tell is the podcast with every conversation you might have thought would be too difficult. Hosted by Khanya Mosetlhi, each episode focuses on what the host thinks matters a lot more than what people typically speak about. From life as a creative, battling with imposter syndrome, what films say about us, how social media shapes the way we see ourselves, and the bigger question of what it really looks like to build a life on your own terms.
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Recent Episodes
July 1, 2026
Why Do We Owe The Internet An Apology? | Cairo Mathebula | Public Accountability Pt. 1
<p>In this episode of Who Would You Tell, I'm joined by Cairo, to open a new series on public accountability and atonement. We discuss why apologising has become a performative, almost commercial act, and what comes with thatWe talk about the difference between personal amends (like those made during sobriety journeys) and the public, often hollow apologies celebrities and influencers issue to "the internet." We get into specific cases and ultimately, the limits of accountability when mental health is involved, the BAFTAs slur incident, and the different points where apologies stop being for individuals but become public content instead.We also dig into South Africa's own complicated relationship with public atonement through the TRC, why we hold influencers more accountable than politicians, and what a healthier, more forgiving culture of accountability could actually look like.</p>
May 13, 2026
Does Anyone Ever Feel Successful? | Palesa Maloisane | Who Would You Tell
<p>In this incredibly raw episode, we have a returning guest in Palesa Maloisane as she joins Khanya to unpack the fear of failure.Palesa is a successful lawyer, one of the funniest people I know, and for the purposes of this episode, thankfully she is also one of the most open people I know. This episode is not as strutured as I would have liked, and honestly it is because at this moment in time I still don't have the answers myself. I hope that somehow, the episode is still helpful for you.Hope that you enjoy this episode</p>
April 22, 2026
Who Would You Tell | How Do You Know You're On The Right Path?
<p>How would you know you were failing? How do you gauge success? And when is it time to pivot? This week on Who Would You Tell, Khanya sits down with Malcom following his return to South Africa after 9 years abroad, MBA in hand, earlier than planned, and in the middle of figuring out what comes next.9 years. An MBA. International work experience. By most estimations, that sounds pretty good, In this episode, Khanya and Malcom get into making sense of the journey so far, and what progress actually looks like when life is this unpredictable? How do you measure success when the goal posts keep moving? All this and more discussed in the latest episode of WWYT</p>
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