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Penuel The Black Pen In Conversation Ursula Mariani, Gender Equality, Italy, Malawi, Bi-Racial


THE PENUEL SHOW WITH URSULA MARIANI

00:00 – INTRO
01:23 – Viewership
09:20 – Patriarchy & gender equality
16:23 – Who is to blame for patriarchy
28:19 – Content women would like to consume
33:05 – The Conversation Capital
34:00 – Family lineage/Mixed Race
47:55 – Documenting our stories
51:05 – Academics & work life
59:50 – Being a voice-over…

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  1. THE PENUEL SHOW WITH URSULA MARIANI

    00:00 – INTRO
    01:23 – Viewership
    09:20 – Patriarchy & gender equality
    16:23 – Who is to blame for patriarchy
    28:19 – Content women would like to consume
    33:05 – The Conversation Capital
    34:00 – Family lineage/Mixed Race
    47:55 – Documenting our stories
    51:05 – Academics & work life
    59:50 – Being a voice-over artist
    1:03:00 – Cultural differences & diversity within industries
    1:06:20 – Becoming a full time voice-over artist
    1:10:25 – How one can find their mandate
    1:11:52 – Religion& belief
    1:15:15 – Our purpose on earth
    1:21:35 – Education vs Schooling
    1:34:00 – Gender Equality
    1:38:40 – Plans with The Conversation Capital
    1:44:10 – Closing comments
    1:49:48 – ENDS

    Created by Khwezi Ndlovu.

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  3. The conversation is absolutely great. How could it not with these two. The energy is what consumed me and the volume of the words passed in between the actual content. Intellect power….the room simply isn't big enough. I loooove podcasts.

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  4. I love this conversation.. Here is my take on this patriarchy conversation, i think people are over thinking it. The reason men hold or held the power in societies is simply because men generally built societies & invented things like machineries that run societies/countries etc. When you build a railway line, it makes sense that you manage and maintain it. when you build an app, you manage & maintain it, when you are the one physically defending the country or the village, it only makes sense that you make decisions on how the country or village runs. Women historically haven't been involved in inventions & protection or guardian at large, it has been men doing it, so men have been in charge for this reason(s). This process made men disposable in order for societies to run, women and the more inferior men have always benefitted & protected by this system.
    With the gender equality movement, it fails to recognize this & only focuses on the outcome on selected areas. if women have to be decision makers in say politics, they have to be represented on the ground too. if women have to be a CEO of a construction company, they have to be represented on the ground. But this has to be across all careers, from IT, to Engineering to Bricklaying & Truck driving.

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  12. Lol I have heard Penuel calls himself God for many times but for some reasons today when I watched him do this I somehow had a simple yet important question spring into my mind, and it would be interesting to hear how we could answer this. " what was there before the year he was born , say he is born in 1986" can he explain to me where he was in 1800? And secondly if I were to give him some coordinates of a point somewhere under the ocean would he tell me whats there and whats taking place at this very moment?😂😂😂😂😂 Im just thinking out loud. I enjoy the way you think though.

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