The Salon Sessions, has officially been launched. It is a fresh talk series produced by TGTM Agency that creates a safe, stylish space for women to gather, share, and learn from one another.
The debut episode, The Sisterhood Clause, is now live on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts, featuring dynamic conversations between host Zee Nxumalo, lifestyle influencer Thandiwe Dube, and sports broadcaster Sinethemba Mbatha.
At its core, The Salon Sessions aims to bridge women across different walks of life — from media and sport to lifestyle and culture — by fostering unfiltered, mind-opening conversations that feel just like “salon talk.”
The Voices Behind Episode One
Zee Nxumalo (Host) said that when she was approached, she immediately shut it down, because what dis she know about hosting?
“But after some convincing I became open to giving it a try. I won’t lie, I was a nervous wreck during our shooting – but it was quite interesting,” she said.
” I had some mind-opening conversations while getting to do something new. So looking back, I’m happy to have given this a go, and be part of it as I think it’s a really amazing concept.”
Thandiwe Dube (Influencer) said ,” What makes The Salon Sessions so important right now is the visibility and representation it creates,” she said.
“Women from different industries can speak honestly about their journeys, and that not only inspires but also normalizes the challenges we face. It’s more than dialogue — it’s a cultural shift towards solidarity, openness, and showing women that they are seen and not alone.”
Sinethemba Mbatha (Sports Broadcaster) emphasised that” As a sports girl, most of my conversations are only about sport — so The Salon Sessions unlocked a different side of me,” she added.
“It reminded me of the power of sisterhood, of being seen, and of learning from women in completely different fields. This platform proves that we don’t need to compete; we can support, uplift, and inspire each other.”
Bongi Sikelo 