This episode of The Voyage Cast features an interview with Denay, a South African musician who grew up under the apartheid system. She speaks about her personal journey of resilience, dealing with the tragic death of her mother during the civil unrest of 1994, and her subsequent journey towards healing and purpose which led her back to music. Inspired by her family and icons like Nelson Mandela, Denay channeled her personal trauma into creating a profound difference within her community by founding a school in Cape Town. The episode also delves into Denay's academic journey, from law to music, to cultural policy, and emphasizes the importance of lifelong learning. She also shares her insights on healing from toxic relationships, self-discovery, finding love, and the importance of being comfortable with oneself.
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