Security Guy'd Podcast
Security Guy'd Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to The Security Guy’d — the podcast where safety meets strategy! With your host, Rafee, each week we dive deep into the world of security, leadership, and everything in between. Whether you’re running a company, managing a team, or just passionate about keeping people safe — this show is your guide to smarter, stronger security. Expect real talk, expert guests, and practical tips to help you stay ahead of the game. Let’s lock in and level up — This is The Security Guy’d
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The podcast centers around themes of security, leadership, and personal growth, covering topics like security training, displacement experiences, and resilience in challenging environments. Notable episodes include interviews with industry professionals like Andile Qhancu discussing the intricacies of the security training industry and Muhammed Abusrweil sharing his journey as a Libyan immigrant facing new challenges in South Africa.
Welcome to The Security Guy’d — the podcast where safety meets strategy! With your host, Rafee, each week we dive deep into the world of security, leadership, and everything in between. Whether you’re running a company, managing a team, or just passionate about keeping people safe — this show is your guide to smarter, stronger security. Expect real talk, expert guests, and practical tips to help you stay ahead of the game. Let’s lock in and level up — This is The Security Guy’d
this powerful episode of The Security Guy’d, we go Beyond Fences to explore what true security really means — not just the protection of property, but the safeguarding of identity, culture, and future generations.
We sit down with representatives of the Gonaqua Royal House Western Cape to unpack their mission to leave a lasting legacy rooted in land reclamation, cultural restoration, and youth empowerment. From the historic grounds of Oude Molen in Pinelands — a site now symbolic of the battle for sovereignty — to skills development programs aimed at uplifting young people, this conversation dives deep into what it means to secure a nation from within.
🔥 Topics Covered:
- The cultural significance of the Gonaqua lineage
- Why Oude Molen is more than just land — it's a battlefield of narratives
- The fight against erasure and exploitation
- Education and skills development as tools of resistance
- Building a legacy that goes beyond bloodlines — into schools, homes, and hearts
- The role of Close Protection Officers (CPOs) in protecting not just people, but purpose
Understanding Security Grades in South Africa — and how they can be used as a pathway for youth empowerment
The intersection between skills development and economic liberation
Whether you're in security, social justice, education, or simply want to understand the deeper battles being fought in our communities, this episode will challenge, inform, and inspire you.
🎧 Listen, reflect, and share — because real security starts with knowing what you’re defending.
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