In the season Finale we unpack how social media lost its spark. From the early days of Mxit, Tumblr, and Vine to today’s algorithm-driven feeds, we trace how platforms turned joy into a marketplace and made users the product. But here’s the twist: it’s not about dragging brands or influencers, it’s about tech companies rewriting the rules of fun. So how do we reclaim social media as a space for play, chaos, and connection?

In Episode 9 of Jaxx of All Trade we unpack the truth about eco-friendly brands. Everyone from fast fashion brands to energy companies is going green—but is it legit or just a PR stunt? In this episode, we unpack the rise of greenwashing, how companies use “sustainability” as a marketing tool, and whether our attempts to shop ethically even make a difference.

In Episode 8 of Jaxx of All Trades we tackle the current mental health crisis and society’s growing obsession with healing. From the rise of therapy culture to the commodification of mental wellness, we explore whether we’ve gone too far or if we’re finally addressing long-ignored issues. Let’s unpack the fine line between genuine self-care and over-therapising our lives. #YoureAJOAT

In Episode 7 of Jaxx of All Trades we discuss the shift in global power, With BRICS expanding and challenging Western dominance, is the world moving toward a new global order? We explore what this means for South Africa, the economy, and whether we’re witnessing the decline of Western influence.

Karabo Poppy is a multi-award-winning illustrator, graphic designer, and street artist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. Passionate about preserving the African Aesthetic, Karabo uses her art to explore rich, culturally significant narratives with a bold, contemporary flair. Her unique style has taken her to global heights, collaborating with iconic brands like Apple, Google, NBA, and Coca-Cola. Karabo's work includes a Grammy-nominated music video and a sold-out Nike AF1 collection, worn by celebrities such as LeBron James, Kylian Mbappé, and Offset. With murals around the world, she continues to break boundaries for young African artists and champions representation in every piece she creates.

In Episode 5 of Jaxx of All Trades we discuss the the ‘soft life’ aesthetic which is everywhere, but for most people, life is anything but soft. Between rising costs, salary stagnation, and financial pressures, is the dream of a stress-free life even possible? We break down what’s really happening with the economy and how to navigate these expensive times with a focus on women

In Episode 4 of Jaxx of All Trades we explore the digital takeover. How the world has shifted from ownership to access. From getting our news on TikTok to subscribing to everything instead of owning it, we unpack the consequences of living in a service-based economy. Is this shift making life more convenient, or are we losing control over our media, data, and even our belongings? Let’s break down what it means to exist in a world where everything is digital, rented, and on-demand.

Yanga Chief joins JOAT the Podcast to talk about his quiet but powerful rise to the top. From winning Best Hip Hop Album at the SAMAs to topping charts with "Utatakho" and "What If". Yanga Chief has solidified his voice in the industry. Beyond music, he’s a visionary director who brings his stories to life on screen.

We dive into his 2025 album Lord Faku – The Life of a Dyan, a 17-track journey blending hip-hop, R&B, and Afro-pop, featuring collaborations with 25K, Stogie T, Khuli Chana, and the late AKA. With standout hits like "What If? (Mngani)" topping Spotify charts, Yanga shares insights on building an authentic brand, navigating independence, and shaping the future of South African music.

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