Gen365 Podcast

EP 30: The Radical Act of Rest, a Book Review of Rest is Resistance by Tricia Hersey with Michaella Mutoni & Lydia N.

Among many insights of Tricia Hersey @thenapministry in her book #restisresistance, she argues that rest is a political act, rest is a form of resistance against the demands of capitalism and white supremacy, rest is a radical act that can help us to heal from the wounds of oppression and exploitation, and more. Join us, Lydia and Michaella, as they share their insights from this book. 
 
Michaella Mutoni-Dorvlo is a working mother, a wife, a storyteller, a podcast producer, a Strategist, and a Solution consultant with the Government of Canada.
 
Lydia N. hosts #GEN365PODCAST, and is the Founder of Beyond The Veil Mission

EP 29: When the Village is no longer Free: The Working Mom’s Dilemma with Michaella Umutoni

It takes a village to raise our children and care for our families, but the brutal truth is that the town is no longer free. Join this conversation where @michaellamutoni shares her journey as a working mother and tips that can help you secure better benefits from work and find balance in your motherhood.
Michaella Mutoni-Dorvlo, a working mother, a wife, a storyteller, a podcast producer, a Strategist, and a Solution Consultant with the Government of Canada
Lydia N. hosts #GEN365PODCAST, and is the Founder of Beyond The Veil Mission

EP 28: Empowering Sexual Wellness and Closing the Pleasure Gap with Arielle, Miss Kundwa, Letype, Aaron

Many people are hesitant to discuss openly the things they talk about in private. Within Black communities, conversations around sexual wellness are still often avoided. However, expressing our sexual needs freely is crucial for achieving better sexual wellness, including sexual pleasure. Join the millennial conversation on this topic and share your thoughts.
Guests:
Emma Letype: Events Moderator, Comedian @le-type
Miss Kundwa Doriane: Vice-President of International Rwanda Youth for Development @dorianekundwa
Arielle Uwonkunda: Brand Manager at Strongbow @arielleuw
Aaron Azigabe: Vice Chair of Canadian Association of Rwandan Youth @azigabe. 

EP 27: The Power of Being Seen in Life’s Storms: Inviting Hope After a Challenging Year with Lydia N.

This message is for you if this year has been challenging. What life’s storms can teach us, and how the gift of people who can see us through it can help us to navigate our most challenging season. Join the host, Lydia, in this episode and be encouraged to end this year with hope. 
To our listeners, we wish you a prosperous and hopeful New Year of 2024.

EP 26: Black Millennials’ Perspectives on Dating in the Digital Era with Arielle U, Miss Doriane K, E. Letype, Aaron A.

Where are you all finding dates? You missed laughing so hard; this episode is for you. We thought about making your holiday season more joyful. 
From cultural influence, safety, health, and wellness to economic challenges, our guests share their diverse perspectives on finding dates in today’s digital landscape.
Guests List:
Emma Letype: Events Moderator, Comedian @le-type
Miss Kundwa Doriane: Vice-President of International Rwanda Youth for Development @dorianekundwa
Arielle Uwonkunda: Brand Manager of Strongbow @arielleuw
Aaron Azigabe: Vice Chair of Canadian Association of Rwandan Youth @azigabe

EP 25: Crown Conversations - 40 Questions with Miss Kundwa Doriane

We are delighted to present an exclusive conversation with a remarkable community builder, Kundwa Doriane, who was crowned Miss Rwanda in 2015. She is also the Vice-President of International Rwanda Youth for Development and a highly respected member of @carytoronto.
In this interview, you will get to know her better, from her favorite person to her preferred date. We have put together 40 questions to help you get a glimpse into her life. If you feel we missed anything, please share your thoughts in the comments section.

EP 24: Nurturing Healthy Relationships After Divorce or Separation - with Lydia Nimbeshaho

In this episode, our host Lydia N.; shares a new perspective on ways we should approach parents' new relationships after divorce or marriage separation. What is one tip that can help parents overcome their personal conflicts so they can raise their children healthily while healing and finding closure
 

EP 23: Marry for Love or Purpose? Raissa Gwiza & Lydia N.

Should we seek marriage for love reasons, or purpose?  Some say love can fade over time and shouldn't be the foundation of your interest in marriage; others say that purpose driven marriage lacks emotional depth or emotional connection. 
What are your thoughts? Listen to Raissa and Lydia's conversation on this topic and share your insights with us.

EP 22: Empowering Women to Communicate Their Sexual Needs with Gladys Uwera_Intimacy Wellness Season

Gladys and Lydia discussed how in a society that often shames women for being sexual, we can encourage them to explore and embrace their sexuality without fear or shame. They share some common barriers that prevent women from enjoying sex and tips for maintaining a healthy and happy sex life and prioritizing sexual wellness.

EP 21: Finding Hope Across Cultures with Kelly Brown Archibald

Qavah is a Hebrew word that has a meaning of 'binding together, eagerly waiting, hoping for, and expecting. This has inspired the mission of @qavahthepodcast to share stories of hope.
On this week's episode, we sat with Kelly Brown Archibald to talk about how Cultural beliefs and practices shape our understanding of hope and how we can learn from different cultural perspectives to cultivate a more diverse and inclusive sense of hope.