In a heartfelt and deeply emotional interview, Glen Gabela, a veteran actor, opens up about the darkest chapter of his life.

Losing his job didn’t just mean losing his livelihood—it meant losing everything, including his daughter. For the first time, Glen shares his story of pain, resilience, and an unwavering faith that continues to guide him through the storms of life.

The interview, hosted by the charismatic Palesa on her rising podcast channel *The Voice With Palesa*, has touched the hearts of thousands across the globe.

It’s more than just a conversation; it’s a platform that gives voice to forgotten legends and shines a light on the challenges faced by South African artists.

Glen recalls the moment he lost his job, describing it as the catalyst for a series of devastating events.

“When I lost my job, I lost everything,” he shares, his voice heavy with emotion. The financial strain was overwhelming, but the emotional toll was even harder to bear.

His daughter, who had been his source of joy and pride, became distant. The bond they once shared was shattered, leaving Glen grappling with feelings of guilt and heartbreak.

“One day, she’ll come to her senses,” he says, his faith unwavering. “Even if she doesn’t, I’ve made peace with it. God sees my heart, and that’s enough for me.”

Listeners were moved by his vulnerability, with one commenter saying, “May God give you peace, and above all, we love you and God loves you.”

Palesa’s podcast is not just another interview series. It’s a safe space where artists can share their stories—raw, unfiltered, and deeply personal.

For actors like Glen, whose lives revolve around portraying other people’s stories, this platform is a rare opportunity to tell their own.

The choice of Muphandi Studios as the recording venue adds a layer of professionalism to the production.

Palesa’s warmth and natural talent as a host have earned her praise from viewers worldwide. “You are born to do this, Palesa,” one fan wrote. “Look how beautifully you welcome your guests. You make them feel at home.”

The podcast has also sparked important conversations about the exploitation of South African artists.

Many viewers expressed outrage at how production companies prioritize profits over the well-being of the talent that drives their success. “These production companies are not fair,” one commenter noted. “It’s pure greed.”

Despite the challenges, Glen’s spirit remains unbroken. His infectious laughter and positive outlook were evident throughout the interview, with one viewer commenting, “WOW! Ubabu Glen is such a bubbly being.

Three minutes in, and I’m already laughing my lungs out.”

Glen’s journey is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. He acknowledges the pain but refuses to let it define him.

Instead, he focuses on the future, trusting that his efforts and intentions will bear fruit in time.

The outpouring of love and support for both Glen and Palesa has been overwhelming. Fans from around the world have rallied behind them, offering words of encouragement and pledging to support the channel.

One viewer from Botswana wrote, “For the great work our sister is doing, let’s like and subscribe.

Much love from Botswana.” Another fan from England added, “Yes, Palesa, keep bringing the veterans and legends. I’ll even watch the silly adverts so that you earn money.”

This sense of community and shared purpose is the heart of Ubuntu—a concept deeply rooted in South African culture that emphasizes humanity and interconnectedness.

Palesa’s journey as a podcaster is a dream come true, not just for her but for the countless artists whose voices she amplifies.

“A good dream cannot be timed,” one commenter noted. “You are that good dream manifesting.”

As her channel continues to grow, Palesa remains committed to her mission of giving artists like Glen a platform to share their stories. Her work is a reminder that even in the face of adversity, there is power in storytelling and strength in community.Glen Gabela’s story is one of loss, resilience, and hope. It’s a reminder that even in the darkest moments, faith and determination can light the way.

Through the efforts of platforms like *The Voice With Palesa*, these stories are no longer hidden. They are celebrated, shared, and used to inspire others.

As Palesa herself says, “This is more than an interview; it’s a conversation between two people.” And in that conversation, there is healing, understanding, and the promise of a brighter future.