Navigating adulthood made easy: Pamela Mtanga unveils her podcast ‘My Audio Journal'
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South African media personality, Pamela Mtanga, recently launched her own podcast called 'My Audio Journal.'
Mtanga, who is popularly known for being on TV and radio, recently announced on social media that the podcast she is launching is an unconventional guide to navigating adulthood.
In the announcement video, the 29-year-old promises to deliver a podcast that is fresh and different, where a variety of topics will be covered.
'Hello, You. Welcome to My Audio Journal - an honest and unconventional guide to navigating adulthood,' she wrote.
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She further added that new episodes drop every Thursday and the podcast is available on Youtube and Spotify.
Mtanga is not only known for her exceptional hosting skills but also is known for her intricate style.
Her Instagram has become the ultimate go-to for fashion enthusiasts as she always showcases stunning outfits that are both classic and timeless.
Mtanga's fashion content is also broad as she gives styling tips, how to elevate your look using different accessories and also showcases aesthetically-pleasing outfits.
In March, Mtanga showcased bold and gorgeous outfits through a series she created titled #PamelaInParis, where she was attending the Paris Fashion Week.
The media personality took to Instagram to share what inspired the #PamelaInParis series and said that a lot of people often told her that she reminds them of Emily in Paris through her fashion sense and personality.
'Everything about this trip is inspired by my favourite series, "Emily in Paris", whom I'm often told I remind people of through my fashion sense and personality,' she said.
She further added: 'Travelling also gives you a window into a city's culture. The thing about walkable cities is that you barely see people walking around in heels, especially when exploring the city."
'I can barely understand the language but I got a lot of 'oh, fashion week' when I walked past because we stuck out like a sore thumb. And when you look around, you'll notice how everyone else looks comfortable yet stylish. Love that fore them, I'm here to fashion week,' she exclaimed.
Mtanga joins the list of SA celebrities that have joined the podcast space, whether it is about having unconventional topics or talking about all things entertainment.
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