The Archive
Explore the expanding archive of captivating conversations across various topics. We feature podcasts and YouTube content, organized by seasons and platforms.
Whether you seek insightful discussions or entertaining stories, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Immerse yourself in this wealth of knowledge!
Season One
Spiritual Awakening and the Formation of Self
Season One explores spiritual awakening as a lived process rather than a private experience. Guests reflect on journeys of boundary-crossing, inner transformation, and walking with spirit in everyday life. The season asks how spiritual insight reshapes perception, responsibility, and daily practice.
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At its core, Season One establishes Conscious Conversations as a space for honest human connection and reflective dialogue.
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Season Two
Re-centering Africa: Land, Family, Education, and Cosmology
Season Two turns toward the African continent as origin and epistemic ground. It examines how African people have been systematically delinked from land, lineage, cosmology, and relational ways of being.
Conversations engage family structures, agriculture and ecology, spiritual cosmology, media representations of the Black body, and the state of education in South Africa. The season invites re-alignment with nature, ancestral knowledge, and ethical leadership rooted in African thought.
Season Three
Structural Racism, Disconnection, and Collective Repair
Season Three focuses on the lived effects of structural racism and white supremacy on people of colour across Africa and the diaspora. It examines how systemic discrimination produces fear-based modes of survival and fractures relationships — between self, family, land, and ancestral memory.
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Rather than centering victimhood, the season explores pathways toward coherence, dignity, and relational repair.
Season Four
The Educational Experience as Self-Knowledge
Season Four deepens the inquiry into education as more than intellectual achievement. Titled The Educational Experience as Self-Knowledge, it explores learning as embodied, ancestral, and political formation.
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The season asks:
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How do inherited stories live in the body?
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How does memory shape knowledge?
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Whose knowledge is legitimised — and whose is erased?
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Education is approached as an act of remembering, and ethical responsibility.
