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Let it Out

Let it Out

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 Let it out is a podcast by Times Radio discussing social, economic, mental, financial, and all the shenanigans associated with the youth in Malawi. Like, comment and follow usLet it out Social Sciences
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  • Let it Out | S2 Episode 14 - Social Media Relationships

    Let it Out | S2 Episode 14 - Social Media Relationships
    Apr 30 2025

    We have all scrolled down social media to see what a certain couple has been up to. Sometimes we even hit search. But how public should a relationship really be? Should we post our loved ones?

    In this era of social media in-laws Thabi, Fatsani and Yankho tackle this topic in today's podcast.
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    51 mins
  • Let it Out | S2 Episode 13 - Does Age Matter in Relationships?

    Let it Out | S2 Episode 13 - Does Age Matter in Relationships?
    Apr 14 2025

    We always hear age is nothing but a number. But is this true when it comes to relationships?

    Thabi, Serah and Yankho discuss their views on this issue.
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    42 mins
  • Let it Out | S2 Episode 12 - The Youth

    Let it Out | S2 Episode 12 - The Youth
    Apr 14 2025

    The youth are an intricate part of any society. But what are they being given opportunities to prove this? And what about the youth are they harnessing their talents and using their education to better their lives?


    What challenges do the youth face?


    Thabi, George and Joseph answer these questions in today's podcast.
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    51 mins

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