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Podcasts
The Week That Wasn't
The Week That Wasn't
Hosted by Nik Rabinowitz this classic comedy slot is a must-listen to end the week with a good laugh.
Would you say 'please' and 'thank you' to a machine?
8 June 2016 7:26 PM
Bizarrely, there is a possibility that we may become less civil towards each other, if we don't treat machines like humans.
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Graeme Richards is an "Industry Man"
8 June 2016 9:30 AM
He's acted, presented on TV, worked in radio, does voice overs and is the man that many South Africans see first thing every morning.
Graeme Richards joined Sechaba G on Movers & Shakers and they chatted about his journey through his career in the SA media indrustry.
New Beginnings: From Rwanda to working as a car guard and now a PhD student
6 June 2016 3:50 PM
Alice Wamundiya comes from a background where the importance of education is emphasised. When she settled in South Africa after her family fled the Rwandan genocide, she decided to help other refugees and asylum-seekers with their education.
After she fought very hard to get into university, she managed to obtain a BA degree in Psychology and a Masters degree in Development Studies and is currently working on her PhD at UWC, broadly looking at Migration and Displacement under the UWC’s Centre for Humanity Research.
Stanley Christodoulou shares some memories of Muhammad Ali
6 June 2016 4:23 AM
South African international boxing judge and referee, Stanley Christodoulou, talks about the times he shared with Muhammad Ali during his work as a referee, the fights he won and how Ali was as a human being outside of the boxing ring. Christodoulou says he was honoured to have met the boxing legend.
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Dean Kamen - the man you did not know who 'put a dent in the universe'
1 June 2016 7:26 PM
He's connected 300 000 young engineers, has 400 patents and solved the world's dirty water crisis. But you have not heard of him.
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Capetonian Liesl Tommy earns best director nomination at the Tony Awards
1 June 2016 4:37 PM
Cape Town-born Liesl Tommy earned a Best Director nomination for the play Eclipsed, at the 70th Tony Awards.
The play is written by Dana Gurira, and the cast is lead by Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong'o.
Tommy speaks to #NightTalk's Gugu Mhlungu and Wasanga Mehana.
Playwright and director Duma Ndlovu honoured with Mbongeni Ngema in Harlem
1 June 2016 2:50 PM
Congressman Charles Rangel declared 9 May as "Duma Ndlovu and Mbongeni Ngema Day" in Harlem, New York.
Playwright and director, Duma Ndlovu, talks to #NightTalk's, Gugs Mhlungu and Wasanga Mehana about his work in South African art.
Banetsi Mphunga drives change with his mobile counselling clinic
1 June 2016 2:16 PM
Banetsi Mphunga bought a VW microbus and started providing counselling services to marginalised youth in Cape Town townships.
Mphunga says he has provided counselling to youth who have had the most adverse experiences.
Marc Lewis chats to colleague Anele live from the Monaco GP
1 June 2016 12:47 PM
And not only did she get to watch one of the most iconic motor races around, she did it from a boat!
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Nthabeleng Likotsi
28 May 2016 1:01 AM
Nthabeleng Likotsi, Executive Chairperson of The Young Women in Business Network, spoke to #NightTalk's Gugs and Wasanga about her journey to forming South Africa's first female-led cooperative bank, and the best ways to support local stokvels and cooperatives.
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