Co-host
Mxnzplain
Mxnzplain | "A Space for Men to Be" is not just a podcast; it's a roadmap for men to redefine their identities in a rapidly changing world. By delving into the intricacies of spirituality, leadership, relationships, finances, masculinity, gender roles, health and fitness, art and music, and substance abuse, this show aims to empower men to embrace their authentic selves and contribute positively to society.
Contributors
Co-host
Lebogang Poonyane
Lebo is the Founder and MD of a mid-market focused Private Capital fund (BlueSky Capital) and an ex Partner at an early-stage Venture Capital Fund (Digital Africa Ventures Fund 1) in South Africa and has made investments in key growth sectors of the economy. He has served on various boards, including Clover, Abeco Tanks, Worksgroup Uniforms and Global Capital Empowerment Fund.
Lebo holds an MBA from the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) and a Chartered Marketer designation from the Wits Business School. (WBS) and recently completed SEnior Executive Education courses at Harvard Business School and Oxford Universities' Said Business School.
Outside of work, Lebo has a keen interest in anything adventure related - triathlons, mountain climbing, ski diving etc. Lebo has summitted two of the highest mountains in the world. He was also an avid club DJ.
Guests
Guest
Anele Siswana
Anele Siswana is a registered Clinical Psychologist. He is the director of Indigo Wellness & Consulting Services. Anele is in full time private practice and consultancy based in Grayston Wellness & Medical Centre, Sandton. He offers a wide range of psychotherapeutic services for individuals (adolescents and adults), couples, pre and post marital counselling, family therapy, group therapy, trauma debriefing. His services also include corporate wellness, brand endorsements, speaking engagements and public intellectual consulting. Anele is also spiritualist a divine healer with a keen interest in African healing systems and holistic psychological modalities. Anele is an academic, and healer one that heals at multiple levels, where he incorporates both African Situated Psychology and African Practices. This allows him to operate from a space of indigenous practices and epistemological justice.