Elections are fast approaching, and with just a few days to the polls, Thabi, Yankho, and Bernadetta sat down for a candid conversation on the role of the youth in the upcoming elections.

We've seen handouts and political violence in this campaign year. Is there anything the youth can do to desist from this?

Today's podcast is brought to you by Oxfam, Wolrec and Center for Solutions.

In this digital age we cannot ignore social media and how it has taken the world by storm. It has also left so many questions unanswered.

For example how are we using social media? Is it effective or we could do better? Recently social media platforms have been used to address personal issues celebrities are facing but should that be the case?

In this age where mental health is rampant is social media a healthy community to be part of?

Thabi, Yankho and Fatsani tackle this topic in today's podcast and attempt to answer the questions related to social media.

Ever heard of the saying don't judge a book by it's cover? It's easy to judge those we don't know and indeed celebrities.

Today Thabi, Yankho and Fatsani let us in on their views on various celebrities.

Criticism already sounds like a negative word to begin with. It's difficult to criticise people whether it's about their work, or personal life.

A more balanced, professional and positive approach has been dubbed constructive criticism. But does this really work? Does this not offend the other party?

Today Thabi, Yankho, Fatsani and Serah discuss how one can criticise politely.

The Malawi Electoral Commission officially launched the 2025 campaign season on Monday 14th July.

We share our views on what we want to hear this campaign season.

Ivory Coast national beauty pageant earlier this year banned wigs, weaves amd hair extensions in their pageants.

The question is should African countries embrace this? Are we really defined by our hair? What is true beauty?

Thabi, Yankho, Fatsani and Serah tackle this topic in today's podcast.

In other countries roads and monumental areas are named after artist's, even governments recognize them. Citizens go to their concerts and download their music or go to the theatre to watch their movies and buy their art pieces.

Is this the case in Malawi? Find out in tonight's episode of Let it out podcast as Thabi, George and Joseph tackle this topic.

In today's episode Thabi sits down with Funghai for a part 2 of the What it's like to be Visually Impaired series.