HeyJaredMen The Podcast
One of the major barriers to men addressing and tackling the challenges they face is the fact that discussion of mental health is largely taboo for Tanzanian men.
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Pesa Na Presha Yake (opens the original)
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Pesa na Presha Yake Tunza pesa, pesa ikutunze : A conversation on financial discipline and men's mental health Money brings its own kind of pressure “presha” that many men carry silently, rarely naming it as a mental health issue in its own right. In this episode, host Michael Baruti opens up that conversation with real, lived experience and expert insight. At the center of the discussion is Freddy Mbunda , a banker with over 10 years in the industry, who turned his own struggles with money into
Jenga Ufanisi. Kuwa Bora (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to become a great man? In this episode of Men Men Men, Michael Baruti sits down with Princely Glorious for a deep conversation about the importance of building competency “ufanisi” as a man. We explore why becoming competent is about much more than being good at your job or making money. It is about developing the knowledge, skills, discipline, judgment and emotional maturity to navigate life, take responsibility, build meaningful relationships and show up for the people
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