Saturdays with Jenny
Saturdays with Jenny is about everything under the sun that Afropolitans are interested in. Battles, booze, bhabhalaza or boerewors, the show does it all. The show is all about lifestyle, South African style.
The Weekend Wine With Sommelier, Eric Welile Botha
The First Weekend Wine for the Month of March with Sommelier, Eric Welile Botha, Simonsig Kaapse Vonkel Brut 2018.
Everyday Zulu With Melusi Tshabalala
Melusi Tshabalala is back with a twist to our usual Everyday Zulu feature.
In-Studio Interview With Minister Of Environment, Forestries And Fisheries, Barbara Creecy
South Africa and the rest of Africa are warming at twice the rate of the rest of the world, Bill Gates’ recent letter which is horrifying in terms of our rising temperatures, R1.9 billion is to be spent in 2020 to restore wetlands, estuaries and coastal dunes to better protect…
Mosubudi Whitehead on a brand new book about cricket: South Africa’s Greatest Bowlers, By Ali Bacher & David Williams
Who are South Africa’s greatest bowlers? The South African cricket team has always had a formidable bowling attack, feared by batsmen around the world. Kagiso Rabada appears near the top of the recent ICC rankings, and previous teams and generations have included their own legends. But who are the greatest…
Poetry Unlimited - Leaving Home at Ten and Death Of A Poem
Today we feature late Nigerian intellectual and poet, Harry Garuba. Garuba died at the age of 61 last week after a protracted struggle with Leukaemia. He was a professor in the Department of English at the University of Cape Town for over two decades. In 1982 Harry Garuba published his…
The Authenticity Project By Clare Pooley Narrated By Anna Cordell
In this extract from the book, Monica finds the journal and despite her efforts to return it to its owner, she fails and begins to read it. The journal belongs to eccentric and lonely artist, Julian Jessop and he writes... The Authenticity Project by Clare Pooley (Transworld Publishers Ltd)
In-Studio Review Of Born Freeloaders With Writer And Critic, Khanya Mtshali
Khanya has written for publications such as The Guardian, Book Forum, The Joburg Book Review and the New Yorker Born on the cusp of democracy, the crew of young friends in Born Freeloaders navigates a life of drinking, wild parties and other recklessness. The siblings at the centre of the…
The Weekend Wine With Sommelier Thato Goimane
The 4th Weekend Wine in The Month of February With Sommelier Thato Goimane who gives us his of wine for the for the week.
Telephonic Interview With Chairperson Of The Cape Wine Auction, Raymond Ndlovu On The Cape Wine Auction
The Cape Wine Auction 2020 raised more than R17 million at a spectacular event held at the weekend at the Boschendal Wine Estate. The wine charity auction has amassed R105 million since its inception in 2014.
Interview With Founder Of Bean There Company, Jonathan Robinson
Coffee tourism is on the rise in South Africa. The interest in coffee origins, café culture is gaining momentum in the country and has made coffee a destination on its own. For more on this this we are joined on the line by founder of Bean There Coffee Company, Jonathan…
Everyday Zulu With Melusi Tshabalala
Melusi Tshabalala is back with a twist to our usual Everyday Zulu feature.
Telephonic Interview With Heritage Practitioner, Themba Gada On The Lovedale Press
Lovedale Press in Alice in the Eastern Cape has been around for almost 200 years ( it was established in 1823) The main entrance to the Lovedale Press building has a plaque with words by AC Jordan, whose work in isiXhosa was published by the press.
Telephonic Interview With Wits English Lecturer, Dr Sonia Fanucchi on Little Women By Louisa May Alcott
Louisa May Alcott shares the innocence of girlhood in this classic coming of age story about four sisters--Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy. In picturesque nineteenth-century New England, tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, and romantic Amy are responsible for keeping a home while their father is off to war.
Poetry Unlimited With Given Masilela
Given Masilela was born and raised in Mpumalanga in Bethal and began his journey in the arts in high school where he was a member of a local RAP And Poetry Group called The Elementals.
Telephonic Interview With Award Winning Author, Mohale Mashigo
Mohale Mashigo was born born Kgomotso Carol Mashigo and she is an award-winning singer-songwriter, novelist, and former radio presenter. Mohale Mashigo has received the inaugural Philida Literary Award, named in honour of the late author André Brink’s final published novel, Philida.
The Weekend Wine With Sommelier Thato Goimane
The Third Weekend Wine in The Month of February With Sommelier Thato Goimane who gives us his of wine for the for the week.
Telephonic Interview With James Ngcobo
For the fifth year running the US Embassy celebrates Black History Month in South Africa with a new theatre production at the Market Theatre, this year presenting Paradise Blue by African American playwright Dominique Morisseau.
Everyday Zulu with Melusi Tshabalala
Melusi Tshabalala is back with a twist to our usual Everyday Zulu feature.
Interview With Interior Designer, Donald Nxumalo
Interior Designer, Donald Nxumalo gives us the hottest colours for your home this year.
Interview With Journalist Gregory Mthembu Salter
Wanted Dead Or Alive: The case for South Africa’s Cattle by Gregory Mthembu-Salter (Cover2Cover) R250