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Nova 1035
On the final Monday of each month Nova 1035 talks to a local business person to find out more about their journey - the highs, the lows, and the things they've learnt along the way. This month David spoke to Mark Stanton, who along with his dad Roy, set up an runs Two Beards Coffee Roasters in Swakopmund.
Are you a former cricketer? A fan of the sport or want to learn or to play the sport? Cricket Namibia is launching the first ever Women's Social League games in Windhoek and David spoke to CEO Johan Muller to find out more.
When it comes to pursuing a career in music, there’s no set blueprint. For South African pop sensation Will Linley, the road to success was as much about careful planning as it was about raw talent and passion. Will knew he had a love for music from a young age, but he wasn’t naive to the challenges of breaking into the highly competitive music industry. So, he devised a plan […]
Isn't this a sight of beauty? I'm not drooling, YOU'RE drooling! I call this the 'King of Charcuterie Boards'. Then again, when you build a Charcuterie board with Hartlief products, every board deserves royal status! For this board I used Pepper Salami, Windhoek Salami, Chorizo, Black Forest Ham, and Choppa. I paired it with Brötchens, Goats Cheese, Mozzarella, Cheddar, and Stuffed Olives. Oh and of course, homemade Chilly Jam. As […]
South Africa's most famous "Cousin!" will be performing at the Sound Garden in Swakopmund on Friday the 27th and Saturday the 28th. David caught up with him to chat about how he copes with a bad day, why he doesn't miss being an electrician, and whether or not people repeating his catchphrases back to him gets on his nerves.
To read part 18 click here. After a short wrap up and goodbye session we had the rest of the day to ourselves so I set out for the Philadelphia Museum of Art and got to see "The Thinker" along the way. At the museum I said hi to Rocky and ran up his famous stairs - twice. Couldn't find anyone to film me though so you'll have to make […]
To read part 17 click here. A late day for us today. It all started with a fact checking workshop where I wasn't the only one asking the question: "should these journalists not already know this stuff" but where the venue at least offered a good view... We broke for lunch early and visited the Comcast Building's massive cafeteria - cue Philly Cheesesteak number 2, which was even better than […]
To read part 16 click here. We started today with a 'get to know the Philadelphia crew' session that allowed for a pretty good view from the Penthouse Section of the hotel and a look at the old fireplaces. After that we visited a local school where we told the kids a little about ourselves and then answered loads of their questions. For lunch we were taken to the enormous […]
To read part 15 click here. At the end of today's sessions we had some time to explore so, rather than go off to find a bar or clothing stores, I decided to walk down to the university bookstore and then to the Dali Museum. My wallet and luggage allowance probably wish I had skipped the book shop (especially seeing as the book I was specifically looking for was […]
