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Find out more about cheetahs in Namibia and the work the Cheetah Conservation Fund does to protect them in this interview with Education Manager, Shannon Kandjai.
Politics lecturer at the University of Namibia, and PhD Candidate at Stellenbosch University in the field of Political Science, Rui Tyitende, joins David to talk about last week's elections and what the fiasco that ensued means going forward.
Swakopmund based Ang & Mona will be performing at the Waves of Thunder Open Air Festival on Dec 7th. David spoke to Ang to find out more about them, their sound, and to get a sneak peak as to what people can expect from them at the festival.
Who doesn't love a good old Bloopers reel? As Anne and Christine break for the festive season, they leave you with a short final episode for 2024 - all of their bloopers. The Secret Life Of Motherhood will be back mid January 2025!
Tyler Page, a vibrant and talented musician from South Africa, has quickly risen to prominence in the music industry. Discovered through her engaging social media presence, Tyler's journey took a significant leap when she was signed by the alt-pop label Bad Future in 2020, followed by a deal with Warner Music South Africa in December 2021. Her unique sound, characterized by powerful vocals and emotional depth, has captured the hearts […]
Find out more about the Jet Blast journey in this interview that David had with Heino Jakob, including how the company has grown, the challenges that have come with that growth, and the lessons that have been learned along the way.
J’Something, born Joao da Fonseca, is a beloved figure in South Africa, known for his dynamic presence in both the music and culinary worlds. Born in Portugal and raised in South Africa from the age of seven, J’Something’s journey to stardom has been as diverse as his talents. As the lead vocalist and guitarist for Mi Casa, a band formed in 2011, he has captivated audiences with hits like "These […]
David chats to Patrick de Goede about the growing men's mental health crisis, the epidemic of loneliness, how, despite us being more 'connected' than ever through social media, we are more alone than we've ever been, how we can try to change things, and why need to just start talking!
With the Michelle McLean Children Trust Golf Day happening at the Rossmund Golf Course on Dec 6, Michelle popped past the studio to chat about the golf day itself, some of the many successes the Trust has recorded over its duration, and even a little bit about herself.
