Sex Talks Podcast

Episode 2 of Season 2 is now live! 🎧🔔🎙️ Join our host Selma Ndasilohenda Iyambo (She/Her) as she chats with a guest about their contraceptive journey, from injections to implants, pull out and pray, and everything in between. 💊💉😌 Listen to their experiences, factors to consider when choosing a contraceptive method and what to be on the lookout for while using an implant.💡 🔗🎧Listen now via the link in our bio. #PoweredByYouth #SexTalksPodcast #Contraceptives #Implants #NewEpisode #SexualHealth

Season 2 of the Sex Talks Podcast is here! 🎉 We're excited to kick things off with a conversation about Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) and cervical cancer. Our host Selma Ndasilohenda Iyambo (She/Her), sits down with senior registered nurse Job Ndeulita from the #BeFree Cares Clinic at the #BeFree Youth Campus for an informative discussion. 🩺💬 This episode is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to learn more about HPV, cervical cancer prevention, and sexual health. Tune in on your favorite podcast streaming platform or our website: https://lnkd.in/d2tRs8Yf #SexTalksPodcast #Season2Premiere #HPV #CervicalCancer #SexualHealthAwareness #BeFreeCares #BeFreeYouthCampus #Podcast #PoweredByYouth 🎧🎤

We are thrilled to announce that the #SexTalksPodcast has reached a significant milestone of 4,000 views and streams on our website! 🚀 🎉🥹 We're incredibly grateful for the overwhelming support and engagement from our community. Your insightful questions and valuable feedback fuel our passion for creating impactful content. Let's continue to foster open dialogue and empower young people together. 🎙️💬 #podcast #youthdevelopment #mentalhealth #sexeducation #community #SexTalksPodcast #PoweredByYouth #EmpoweringYouth

🎙️📸Scenes from Episode 10, where our three special guests wrapped up Season 1 of the Sex Talks Podcast! Meet the listeners who have been with us since the beginning: 👨🏾🎓Sefanya Ismael (22) - Civil engineering student and community development enthusiast. 👩🏿🏫Ester Gabriel (26) - Training facilitator & board member at the Lidar Community Foundation, championing for the empowerment of Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW).   🙎🏾♀️Serley Eises (47) - Founder and Executive Director of the Lidar Community Foundation, advocating for disadvantaged AGYW. They dive into their favorite episodes and discuss how the podcast has impacted their lives. Haven't listened yet? Tune in for an insightful wrap-up on our website and podcast streaming platforms. 🎧💬 Connect with us and share your key takeaways. Happy listening!🎙️ #SexTalksPodcast #PoweredByYouth #SeasonFinale #ListenerInsights #PodcastWrapUp #TuneIn #SexualHealth #CommunityImpact

Season finale alert!🚨 Episode 10 is now live on the website and all podcast streaming platforms.🎙️ Join us for the Sex Talks Podcast wrap-up as we chat with three of our listeners, spilling the tea on their favorite moments and key takeaways from all nine insightful episodes. From 'Sexual Conversations in an African Household' to 'Sexually Transmitted Infections and Diseases,' we discover what resonated most with them. Don't miss out on their perspectives and how Sex Talks Podcast has influenced their views. 🎙️ Tune in for a lively wrap-up and insights into their preferred podcast platforms! 🎊 Season 2 is coming, and you could be our next guest in the studio! Happy listening! 📲💬 #SexTalksPodcast #SeasonFinale #ListenersFavorite #KeyTakeaways #PodcastWrapUp

🎙️ Exciting News, Sex Talks Podcast listeners! 🎉 We're thrilled to announce our new collaboration with #BeFree Youth Campus, under the One Economy Foundation. Together, we're amplifying our impact with more insightful content on #SexTalksPodcast! 🌟 This partnership is all about YOU, young people. We're diving deep into crucial topics like sexual reproductive health, gender-based violence, and mental well-being. 🎧 Stay tuned for relatable episodes and content coming soon that speak directly to you! Let's break the silence and foster a healthier, more informed generation. 🌍💬 #PoweredByYouth #SexTalksPodcast #SexualHealth

🎉Exciting News!🥳 Today, we are reflecting on the launch of a business incubation programme earlier this year; a collaboration with the UNFPA East and Southern Africa, AfriLabs, and Rlabs Namibia. 🌍 The programme kicked off with a meeting at the United Nations House followed by another meeting and session at the RLabs Head Office. AfriLabs Programmes Officer Baluku Dounnah, UNFPA Namibia National Programme Analyst Kakuna Venokulavo, RLabs Namibia country coordinator Emilia Shikwamhanda, and our founder Selma Ndasilohenda Iyambo (She/Her) explored ways to work together.😎 Through this programme, the three institutions will provide business incubation and mentorship to Sex Talks Podcast to strengthen our ability to address young people's needs in sexual reproductive health, gender-based violence, and mental health.🎙️👨💻

Today, we reflect back on the beginning of the year when the One Economy Foundation, through their #BreakFree pillar, recognized Sex Talks Podcast as the winner and first runner-up in the digital media category during their inaugural media awards held on 19 January 2024. We are incredibly honored and humbled to be recognized in this category. Receiving these two awards is a huge validation of the impact of the work we do at Sex Talks Podcast. Sharing stories and empowering young people through open conversations about sexual health is something our host and founder, Selma Ndasilohenda Iyambo (She/Her) is incredibly passionate about. Winning these awards has fueled the passion and mission of creating a platform for young people to share knowledge,relatable stories, and receive insights from experts in the field. A big thank you to: One Economy Foundation, thank you for the recognition. Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng, thank you for sharing your insights with us during the event. We learned a lot from our rich conversations. Mehafo Amunyela, thank you for being our first guest and believing in our vision. Your participation allowed us to create "Sexual conversations in an African household from a female perspective," which is now an award-winning episode. Ruele Okeyo, thank you for believing in our vision and being our first international guest. Sharing your personal experiences and clarifying how "Netflix and chill" is not consent led to another award-winning episode. Last but not least, thank you to: Our listeners, thank you for your patience, faith, and continuous support in making this vision a reality. Our host, Selma Ndasilohenda Iyambo (She/Her), thank you for your dedication. To the community of young people who join us, thank you for joining us from all across the continent as we openly discuss sexual health matters. We are because of you.

Well done to our founder and host Selma Ndasilohenda Iyambo (She/Her) . We are proud of you for the work you are doing for young people in all their diversity!

Thrilled to announce that Sex Talks Podcast has been recognized as a game changer! Huge thanks to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) East and Sourthern Africa office, AfriLabs, and Youth Connekt Africa Hub for prioritizing Mental Health and Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) advocacy. Together, we empower young people across Africa with factual information through story sharing. We inform, educate, and inform young people across Africa.