Hosted by Mukundwa · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 138 episodes
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I'm Mukundwa and if you've found "I Said What I Said" then you're a spiritual seeker who makes a hobby out of unpacking the human condition, querying why we're here, and decoding life's algorithm. On this podcast I go on a never ending adventure of soul searching and deepening my connection to source and self through easy conversations around spirituality, friendship, pop culture, romantic love, autism, sex and politics. Come frolic interdimensionally with me! Sign up to Patreon for full episodes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mukundwa hosts I Said What I Said, a society show with 138 episodes published.
Massive thank you to the lovely listener who let me share their session. We discuss: Belonging and the myth of fitting in Reality selection is an inside job Identifying and shifting your inner critic Book WayFinding Sess
If you know what you need to do but cant bring yourself to do it, this isn’t “bad” sign. You’re just trying to leapfrog too many Identities at once. Let’s chat about it Coherence Energetic over-ambition leads to hectic r
Happy Birthday to me and Hozier ❤️♓ I discuss 5 things I'm taking into my new year: the nature of you and god, video game theory, the importance of contrast, masculine and feminine energy, and loving men Book a WayFindin
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Loved this season! But I am always glad when it’s all over 😂 On this episode I discuss: Jordan and Megan: is a wealth gap really that insurmountable? Kalybriah and Edmond: infantilizing men and accountability Madison an
So you want to take responsibility for your reality! Great. How do you do this with care, though? In a way that acknowledges your capacity, takes charge of what you can control while accepting what you cannot… Let’s disc
I’m tired!!!! I’m ordering a public flogging of all the men in the town square. Examining Love, Self-Reflection, and Attachment Styles in 'Love Is Blind' Season 9 Alcohol dependence and sexual coercion Intuition an
This season has me HOWLING! My review covers Ep1-5 and 10mins of Ep6 - basically only the pods stuff, nothing beyond. I use the couples as a mirror to discuss larger societal themes around: internalized racism racial pre
Watched it twice! LOVED all the themes, and I LOVE discussing love, so of course I had a blast recording this episode. I discussed: love as industry capitalism and love hypergamy and lover girls the utility of love manif
That’s a wrap! I loved this season. This is a review of Episodes 10 & 11 (reunion). Themes discussed Reality TV and mental health Sarova and Kal: dating down intellectually, ignoring signs, reading auras Bardha and Jed:
This is a review of Episodes 5-9 up until and not including the weddings. There are no spoilers about the weddings and beyond. Themes discussed the bro code and men’s allegiance to other men (Kieran and Javen) emotional
Javen and Patrick, prepare for your SLAPS 👏🏾!!! This is a review of Episodes 1-4 covering the pod only, nothing beyond that. I unpack behaviours, discuss motivations and attachment styles, and consider gender roles and
I love the conversation Laverne’s admission has given rise too. A lot of it is shallow and obvious in its call to action (cancel Laverne) so I’d like to provide a deeper perspective rooted in compassion and consideration
The thoughts I unpack: Race obsession is wasting my time White supremacy is a game you only win if you refuse to play the power of focus and attention in how my reality shapes itself around me REFERENCES Black Skin
On this episode I answer a listener question on how to build intuition. I discuss: the connection between intuition, self-trust, and self-esteem. building self-trust through small consistent actions, respecting one
Abraham Hicks’ Law of Attraction methodology is great. But what about its limitations? This episode explores this question through a Reddit post and listener feedback. I discuss: the importance of cultural contexts
WHAT A MOVIE. Indigenous spirituality! Culture Vultures! Connection with the land! Sinners is SHOUTING at you to get connected. Nyakwezi joins me to discuss how the movie addresses: Spirituality and Race Vampirism
Hi!!! Been practicing processing my emotions and wanted to discuss that process: self concept and self esteem is directly related to your in/ability to process emotions emotions aren’t identities the power of envy
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So it turns out lies - even the little white ones - have immense consequences on our abilities to build a self esteem! I discuss how lying: challenges our sense of personal authority decentres ourselves is a form of mani
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