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Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is set to host a stirring evening of music and culture on Sunday, 19 January 2025. Fans of Afrikaans music are in for a treat as two of the genre's most celebrated artists—Bok van Blerk and Elandré—take the stage for an unforgettable Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concert. Bok van Blerk, renowned for his poignant storytelling and commanding stage presence, expressed his excitement about performing at the iconic venue. “Performing at Kirstenbosch for the first time is truly a momentous occasion. This garden is not just a venue—it’s a cultural landmark that carries so much meaning for artists and audiences alike. I’m eager to share my music in this breathtaking setting where nature and melody come together. This concert will be a memory to cherish, and I can’t wait to connect with the audience.” Joining him is the dynamic Elandré, whose fresh pop-infused sound has redefined contemporary Afrikaans music. Reflecting on the upcoming performance, Elandré shared, “To perform at Kirstenbosch is an incredible honour and a milestone in my musical journey. As an artist, there’s something extraordinary about standing in a place that feels so alive—with the mountains as your backdrop and an audience eager to connect. This show is about more than music; it’s about sharing stories, building connections, and celebrating our collective journey as South Africans. I can’t wait to bring my heart and soul to this concert.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Suid-Afrikaanse sanger Bok van Blerk het onlangs op Breakfast with Martin Bester kom kuier waar hy 'n paar spesiale oomblikke met van sy grootse aanhangers gedeel het.

Today I revisit the life and legacy of lyric baritone William Parker (05 August 1943 – 29 March 1993), to whom I devoted an episode exactly a year ago. To further explore his unmatched contribution to the art of song, I present a second episode which was originally published as a bonus episode at the same time, featuring Will in four contrasting song cycles by Charles Wakefield Cadman, Claude Debussy, Aaron Copland, and Francis Poulenc, recorded between 1975 and 1987, when he was in his absolute prime. He is accompanied by William Huckaby, Gérard van Blerk, and the late Rudolf Jansen. Also included are two haunting settings of Herman Melville's “Billy in the Darbies,” a segment added posthumously to his Billy Budd novella; in two settings by Robert Evett and Ernst Bacon. The episode is prefaced by a brief tribute to the pianist Norman Shetler, who died yesterday in Austria nine days after observing his 93rd birthday; as well as a brief introduction by Will Parker's nephew, Mark Doty. Countermelody is a podcast devoted to the glory and the power of the human voice raised in song. Singer and vocal aficionado Daniel Gundlach explores great singers of the past and present focusing in particular on those who are less well-remembered today than they should be. Daniel's lifetime in music as a professional countertenor, pianist, vocal coach, voice teacher, and journalist yields an exciting array of anecdotes, impressions, and “inside stories.” At Countermelody's core is the celebration of great singers of all stripes, their instruments, and the connection they make to the words they sing. By clicking on the following link (https://linktr.ee/CountermelodyPodcast) you can find the dedicated Countermelody website which contains additional content including artist photos and episode setlists. The link will also take you to Countermelody's Patreon page, where you can pledge your monthly support at whatever level you can afford. Bonus episodes available exclusively to Patreon supporters are currently available and further bonus content including interviews and livestreams is planned for the upcoming season.  

Wierd Duk praat Marlies Dekkers bij over Zuid-Afrika en de Afrikaners en over Alice Weidel, de AfD en Duitsland. Bronnen en links bij deze uitzending:Het lied 'De La Rey' van Bok van Blerk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlHqKJyo3GQDe podcast van Wierd Duk met Jaco Kleynhans: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5bx0iVtTbzvGJX1GLc0JM5?si=PrIQ4XnhSyKCOkwWpKFA5Q&nd=1&dlsi=63f7db441b204f77"Diese Regierung hasst Deutschland", toespraak van Alice Weidel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07ri4pzjUDw

In this episode Kara and Jordan answer this month's listener questions.Listener Notes:Time & Calendars:* MET- Telling Time in Ancient Egypt* Nile Scribes- Celebrating the Seasons* SAOC 26. The Calendars of Ancient Egypt. Richard A. Parker* Tomb aligned with Winter Solstice Wills & Funerals * NJ van Blerk, The basic tenets of intestate (customary) succession law in Ancient Egypt* Will of NaunakhteAnthropoid Clay Coffins* Cotelle-Michel, Laurence. 2004. “Les Sarcophages en terre cuite”* Wikipedia- Anthropoid Ceramic Coffins* María Rosa Valdesogo blog- The Iconography in a Clay Coffin of Ancient Egypt. A Guarantee of Resurrection.* Kazimierczak, Magdalena, and Konrad Grzyb. “DISTRIBUTION OF THE POTTERY COFFINS AND CERAMIC VESSELS WITHIN THE EARLY DYNASTIC GRAVES FROM TELL EL-MURRA CEMETERY.” Ägypten und Levante / Egypt and the Levant, vol. 30, 2020, pp. 415–44. JSTOR, https://www.jstor.org/stable/27045094. Accessed 20 Dec. 2023. Get full access to Ancient/Now at ancientnow.substack.com/subscribe

In the penultimate episode of this six-part podcast series about team science, Richard Holliman describes a project involving indigenous researchers in Guyana who wanted to limit insecticide spraying without jeopardising the South American country's efforts to tackle malaria.The early warning system they developed with Andrea Beradi, an environmental systems researcher and a colleague of Holliman's at the Open University in Milton Keynes, UK, involved satellite technology, drones and ground monitoring systems.Holliman, who studies engaged research, says members of the wider project team were all paid and listed as co-authors. “That was a really straightforward example of just recognizing contributions from some fabulous people,” he adds. But sometimes, he argues, payment and authorship on a peer-reviewed paper may not be what co-producers are seeking. Instead they may want to co-write a report that would better serve their community's needs in discussions with policymakers.Helen Manchester, who researches participatory sociodigital futures at the University of Bristol, UK, adds: “For me, there's a real politics to knowledge production. We really need to be considering all the time when we're doing our research, to think about our own position as researchers and our relationship to and with other people.”And finally, Lorraine van Blerk, whose project about homeless young people in African cities featured in a previous episode, lists key questions to ask when working with young people in a research setting. “How do we make sure that young people are involved in the research design, in the data collection, and the analysis and impact of data?” she asks.Team Science showcases the roles of research managers, administrators and technicians, and their often hidden contributions to the scientific enterprise, and is a collaboration between Nature Careers and Nature Index. The series is sponsored by Western Sydney University. This episode, and others in the series, concludes with a section looking at how it is helping to champion team science. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Van die land se grootste Afrikaanse kunstenaars soos Riaan Benadé, Appel, Ricus Nel, Bok van Blerk, Jay, Demi Lee Moore, Dodo Nyoka, Eloff, Lianie May, Karlien van Jaarsveld en Samantha Leonard, is slaggereed om op 23 September die Voortrekkermonument op horings te neem. Maroela Media

The UK's Research Excellence Framework (REF) collects research outputs from UK universities and is used by the the country's government to distribute around £2 billion in research funding. But its focus on publications to measure outputs has drawn criticism. The Hidden REF, set up in 2020, looks at alternative measures. Simon Hettrick, its chair and director of the Software Susaintability Institute at the University of Southampton, UK, explains what can be submitted, and why publications are excluded. Gemma Derrick, a former member of the Hidden REF advisory committee who studies research policy and culture at the University of Bristol, UK, talks about its “hidden roles” category, and why some entries moved judges to tears. Kevin Atkins, who has worked as a site engineer at the University of Plymouth's Marine Biological Association for 32 years, was highly commended in the category. He describes a typical day, and how his work contributes to the wider research enterprise.Another highly commended entry was Growing up on the Streets, an international co-produced research project led by the University of Dundee, which focuses on around 200 young people aged 14 to 20 across three African cities: Accra, Bukavu and Harare. Lorraine van Blerk, a human geography researcher at the university, explains how six young people in each city were recruited as researchers, and how their roles were recognised and celebrated. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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After loosing 37 cattle at about R10 000 a head and 178 pregnant sheep, Bees goes sleepless for nights on end to scare off rustlers when motion sensors on his cattle are set off - sometimes three times a night. He also does not hesitate to shoot cattle smuggled across the border to mate with his bulls or cows. He says he has had no support from the police in 20 years - and implicates soldiers and cops in stock thefts. Meanwhile, even wealthy Basothos farming in the Free State are targeting by the stock thieves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

5 February 2023 | 6pm | Ruakura Campus

Bok van Blerk oor die Theuns Jordaan Tribute.

25 September 2022 | Ruakura 10:30am

27 November 2022

10 July 2022 | Ruakura 10:30am

1 September 2019 | Ruakura 6pm

7 July 2019 | Ruakura 6pm

10 March 2019 | Ruakura 6pm

11 November 2018 | Ruakura 6pm

Daniel speaks with Jonathan Van Blerk, the co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer of The GLBL Eyewear Group from his studio in London.       https://www.glbleyewear.com/

Dit is vanjaar 15 jaar sedert Bok van Blerk se gewilde lied “De la Rey” die harte van Afrikaanse musiekliefhebbers verower en hom een van Afrikaans se grootste kunstenaars van alle tye gemaak het.

Rodney Trudgeon's guest on People of Note this week is songwriter and record producer Patric van Blerk who is also a presenter on FMR. Patric has had a long and distinguished career In the music industry in South Africa and abroad and two of his most well-known songs celebrate anniversaries this year – 40th anniversary of Paradise Road and the 50th anniversary of Charlie, the hit song which helped launch Rabbit. Patric has won a number of awards and he is also well known for his theme tune to the series Shaka Zulu.

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY PIETER TOERIEN PRODUCTIONS. People of Note is broadcast on Sunday evening at 6 pm on Fine Music Radio with a repeat on Thusday afternoon at 1 pm, presented by Rodney Trudgeon. Says Rodney: “There are a number of fascinating people who pass through Cape Town and I’ve always felt there to be a need for a programme that allows an in-depth discussion with these personalities. Whether their fields are music, literature, theatre, dance, opera or even politics and economics, we’ll invite them into the studio to talk about their lives, inspirations and role models, among other things. “Rather like the famous BBC programme, Desert Island Discs, I’ll ask my guests to bring with them their six or seven favourite pieces of music to share with us.” Among the long list of guests on the programme so far have been people such as Rhoda Kadalie, Lord Robin Renwick, Petronel Malan, Pieter Dirk Uys, Ruby Wax, Jonathan Roxmouth, Imam Rashied Omar and many more.

Een moedige vrouw, Helen Rymen, komt ons haar verhaal vertellen. Een verhaal van seksueel misbruik, transformatie en creativiteit.Iedereen heeft wel al eens te maken gehad met grensoverschrijdend gedrag. Maar wie bepaalt de grens? Juridisch werd er nagedacht over definities en regels hiervoor. Maar uiteindelijk, los van de juridische kant is het de persoon zelf die beslist wanneer een grens bij hem/haar wordt genegeerd. Elke persoon bepaalt zelf wat hun limiet is.  Helena werd jaren geleden seksueel misbruikt op haar werk. Ze had de vreselijke ervaring ergens diep vanbinnen verstopt. Door het schrijven van teksten kwam de verdrongen gedachten over deze gebeurtenis terug naar boven. Verdriet, frustratie en boosheid komen naar boven, deze gevoelens gebruikt ze in haar poëzie en muziek.Je vind haar terug op Instagram: rooswhitessw .Het poëzieboek is te koop  via bandcamp:https://rooswhitessw.bandcamp.com/merch/bookvia helenaki0209@gmail.comIn Copy-House ZandhovenBij Lingerie_elly in LeuvenHet boek te verkrijgen van 11/02 tot 28-02 op de expo van Bert Lezy in de galerij Marin van Blerk, Mechelsesteenweg 28, 2018 Antwerpen.

GettyImages For many young people living on the streets, lockdown and the COVID-19 pandemic has made their situation worse. The city of Harare in Zimbabwe was no exception. Lockdown made it difficult for young people to find food and make money in the informal economy. Researchers set up a story map – a map with text, images and multimedia content – to hear their voices and understand their experiences. It’s part of a three-year project called Growing up on the Streets, which worked with young people living on the streets in three African cities (Accra, Bukavu and Harare) alongside NGO partner StreetInvest. With the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown, life on the streets became a lot harder, as young people recount in the story map. Read more: Young people living on Harare’s streets provide glimpses into life under COVID-19 lockdown Today’s episode of Pasha has Janine Hunter and Lorraine van Blerk, both at the University of Dundee, discussing the project. With them is the NGO’s Shaibu Chitsiku, with insights from the ground. Photo: A group of children look with curiosity at a team of police deployed in Mbare township July 31 2020. Photo by Jekesai Njikizana/AFP Getty Images. Music: “Happy African Village” by John Bartmann, found on FreeMusicArchive.org licensed under CC0 1. “Interludium II”, by Spin Day found on FreeMusicArchive.org licensed under Attribution License..

One of these Angels, is Noelene van Blerk, a teacher from Vanderbijlpark. Noelene heard a boy crying on a video that one of her colleagues at school were watching. She watched the video and the little boy’s pain and anguish broker her heart - and she decided there and then to help.

We speak to ex millwall winger Jason van blerk about his time at the club 1994/97.Lions lounge lockdown is sponsored by Match scaffolding- contact details - email - matchscaffolding@outlook.comoffice - 0208 306 0068mob - 07715 545634Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lions-lounge-lockdown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Transport Agency is defending a design it's rolling out on a billion dollars worth of roads, after its own reviewers found fault with the method. The review says the design, called Hi-lab, is difficult to build, few contractors have experience with it and it has no proven track record. However, the agency has already laid larges stretches of it on the Waikato Expressway. NZTA's chief pavement engineer Gerhard van Blerk developed Hi-lab since 2010 and defends its use.

Our guest this episode is Brandon van Blerk, CEO of Tether, the IoT Eco System for healthy homes. If you enjoy this episode, share it with friends and give us a review on iTunes. In this episode, we discuss: How intelligent devices + software + contextual knowledge = healthy & efficient outcomes. How less than […]

Another edition of our Australian based podcast, sees Jimmy Webb @jimmfc take the chance to catch up with ex Lion, Socceroo and member of the side that beat Chelsea and then Arsenal in that memorable 1995 FA Cup run: Jason Van Blerk!If you're A Millwall fan based ‘Down Under' and would like to take part in the show, please do get in touch with Jim either by email - achtungmillwall@gmail.com or via Twitter @jimmfc Thanks for tuning in.Nick@AchtungMillwall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another edition of our Australian based podcast, sees Jimmy Webb @jimmfc take the chance to catch up with ex Lion, Socceroo and member of the side that beat Chelsea and then Arsenal in that memorable 1995 FA Cup run: Jason Van Blerk!If you’re A Millwall fan based ‘Down Under’ and would like to take part in the show, please do get in touch with Jim either by email - achtungmillwall@gmail.com or via Twitter @jimmfc Thanks for tuning in.Nick@AchtungMillwall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Soos die vier manne, Ricus Nel, Refentse, Adam Tas en Bok van Blerk aanhaal in die lirieke - Manne dis 'n voorreg, is dit baie gepas in vandag se mylpaal met Hardekole wat meer as 10 Miljoen views bereik het. Hardekole, die enkelsnit en musiekvideo was 3 jaar terug in Junie bekendgestel.

Kosmos 94.1 — Soos die vier manne, Ricus Nel, Refentse, Adam Tas en Bok van Blerk aanhaal in die lirieke - Manne dis 'n voorreg, is dit baie gepas in vandag se mylpaal met Hardekole wat meer as 10 Miljoen views bereik het. Hardekole, die enkelsnit en musiekvideo was 3 jaar terug in Junie bekendgestel.

Tim and Mike sit down for a revealing chat with Bok Van Blerk - celebrity, musician, entertainer and new Ballito local. In a freewheeling conversation, Bok talks about making the move from a career in construction to music; about the media attention that followed his record-breaking first album; and his more recent adventures on TV with his popular fishing show Land en Strand. Bok also talks openly about his family life, about moving to Ballito from Gauteng with his children and wife Hannah, and about the amazing work of Hannah's non-profit organisation: Hannah Charity and Empowerment Foundation (https://hannacharity.org/). What did it take for Bok to call Ballito home? Hit "play" and find out...

rrRADIO — Kom luister gerus saam na die prettige podsendingsreeks, Tee & Taai Toffies. Ilse Salzwedel gesels met interessante bekendes en glanspersoonlikhede soos Karlien van Jaarsveld en Bok van Blerk, en saam probeer hulle om luisteraars se verhoudingsprobleme op los. Ons waarborg ʼn luisterervaring vol deernis en humor!

Welcome to the show this week where we introduce you to Tina-Marie. Her music is low-key, it's funky, smooth, sexy and very cool. We're lucky enough to be able to share this with our listenership around the globe and we hope you enjoy her slick and enticing groove. But it's not all about Tina-Marie in the show, Tobin has a choral delight that is sure to blow off your socks. OK, we get it, you're turned off by the word choral right? Well don't be - this is modern, engaging vocal work by Shards. It's a world away from the dusty halls of any long since forgotten congregation and eschews children with bowl cuts in matching cassocks. It's eerily cold, spacious and at the same time joyous to listen to. From the cool grooves of Tina-Marie we move seamlessly to the dark, Americana, alt country sounds of Brown Bird. Sadly Brown Bird are no more as founder David Lamb passed away in 2014 from leukaemia. However, his wife Morgan Eve Swain carried on the legacy and formed her new band, The Huntress and Holder of Hands. Coincidentally, speaking of David Lamb's passing, we learnt at the time of recording of the death of Daniel Johnston. Daniel was a monolith in modern music, had a family connection with us and delighted more people on earth than he would ever know. We've played him on the show before and you can hear him here and on a Wax Time Special here. Tina-Marie - Capetown, Wintergreen - Manchester Wintergreen, a couple of more than decent Manchester lads bring us the notion of clockwork mice. Oscillators, sequencers and laptops feel in stark contrast to the summery vibes that Capetown has delivered today. However, Wintergreen have a timeless feel that will probably happen to Tina-Marie as well. Listen to Gravi-T in 15 years and we're certain that it will have lost none of it's appeal. In fact, on the contrary. Tina-Marie's track is likely to become a staple listen. We can only look forward to her next release with much relish. Did we mention New Music? No? OK, so Pip Blom are featured in Tobin's New Music Shot this week, although you could have had it here 3 weeks ago when it was über-fresh. Firmly off the leash, Tobin also sees fit to bring us another track from one of his favourite genres - electro swing! Summer Sickness Shards Bilgewater Brown Bird Freckles Pip Blom Gravi-T Tina-Marie Fel Del Av Garden Movits! Clockwork Mice Wintergreen Find Sound Shards What Capetown Sound has to say about Tina-Marie Our friends over at Capetown Sound introduced Tina-Marie to the show. She was a big hit here at Record Box HQ and easily made the cut for the show. We didn't have much information on Tina-Marie so Nicole at Capetown Sound sent us the following information. It's short but sweet, as sweet as Tina-Marie's voice. Born and bred in Cape Town, Tina-Marie has been singing and composing since a very young age. She has worked with Nic Hazell, Patric van Blerk and Paul Petersen. Tina has performed with Zolani from Freshlyground years ago, singing Paradise Road. Influenced greatly by Sade, Meschell n D'Degeo Cello, Café Del Mar, Soul Candi and other lounge artists. Finds herself working closely with Wendy Oldfield as producer and Paola de Vito as manager. Want to get social with Tina-Marie? Become a Patron of the show https://youtu.be/rwvUjAv6pxg Become a patron of the show for as little as $1 a month

rrRADIO — Ilse gesels openhartig met Bok van Blerk en saam probeer hulle luisteraars se probleme oplos.

Today’s guest is René Van Blerk, who is the Senior Educator and Senior Curation of Education and Interpretation of the Van Gogh Museum, who helped shape one of the most creative and innovative programs that I've seen in a long time. It's called Vincent's Traveling Case. René wanted to find ways for families to engage with the art they were viewing when they weren’t right in front of it. Museums can be busy, they can get hectic, and you can continue thinking about the stories being told while searching for someplace quiet. To learn more, visit: (http://pastfoundation.org/) Resources: Learn more at www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en Vincent’s Traveling Case: www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/whats-on/children-and-families/vincents-travelling-case Treasure Hunt: www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/whats-on/children-and-families/treasure-hunt Learning Unboxed is produced in part by Crate Media Recorded by Eric French at (http://wosu.org/) in Columbus, Ohio

Maroela Media — “Ek wil 'n positiewe boodskap daar buite sit. Ek dink dit is baie belangrik vandag in Suid-Afrika om positief te bly, al is dit hóé moeilik. Dit is belangrik om nie negatief te dink en afbrekende goed daar buite te sit nie, want jy gaan nêrens kom deur negatief te wees nie."

Brandon ven Blerk has invented a device that could radically change the way we monitor the performance of housing not just in New Zealand, but across the world. Tether is a small device that will monitor the performance of the property and will provide valuable data to landlords and tenants alike to help them improve their comfort and wellbeing. It is also remarkably affordable and could potentially save you money through reduced insurance premiums. Brandon’s company Tether is a start up Proptech company which is based on the North Shore of Auckland. Originally from South Africa, Brandon catches up with Director of Real iQ, David Faulkner, for the latest edition of the Real iQ Property Management Podcast

Niche Radio — We chat to one of South Africa’s most talented young wine makers, Izele van Blerk about her passion for red wine and how she coincidently became a wine maker after her tennis career in the USA was short lived due to injury. We chat about her career thus far with KWV wines and working on the whole portfolio including Veritas double gold award winning wines The Mentors collection.

'n Middag by die Strandloper; kuier by John Relihan; pinotage en Bok van Blerk; nuwe resepte-boeke en nog meer in hierdie episode van Kontrei Klets. Volg ons op Twitter by @Kontreiklets.

'n Padlangs Gauteng-episodeDit is die middel 1930's. Soos die res van die wêreld, gaan Suid-Afrika gebuk onder ʼn genadelose depressie. Suid-Afrika het dit natuurlik moeiliker gehad as gevolg van generaal Hertzog se hardkoppigheid met die Goudstandaard. ʼn Nuwe generasie jong Afrikaners wie se ouers of grootouers deel van die Anglo-Boereoorlog was, het begin wonder waarom hulle steeds moes verskoning vra vir hul taal en kultuur en waarom hulle die uitgediende idee van die “Empire” moes navolg. Gefrustreerd, maar met toekomsideale, word die Ossewa-Brandwag (OB) in 1939 gestig. Dit was veronderstel om ʼn kultuurorganisasie vir die Afrikaner te wees, maar het met die politieke kwessies van die dag verstrengel geraak.Een van die hoof politieke kwessies in 1939 was die versterking van Herr Hitler se nasionaal-sosialistiese regime in Duitsland.Na ʼn besoek aan Duitsland en ʼn kort handdruk van Hitler het die leier van die Ossewa-Brandwag, dr. J.F. (Hans) Janse van Rensburg, besluit dat nasionaal-sosialisme ook die weg tot die heropkoms van 'n Suid-Afrikaanse Republiek moes wees. Met die uitbreek van die Tweede Wêreldoorlog in 1939 is die OB toe as ʼn gevaarlike organisasie bestempel, omdat dit ʼn simpatiseerder, indien nie ʼn ondersteuner nie, van die Nazi-regering was. Terwyl Suid-Afrikaners in Oos- en Noord-Afrika geveg het, was die OB besig, soms met ander nasionaal-sosialistiese bewegings, om die Smutsregering slapelose nagte te besorg. Manne soos advokaat B.J. Vorster en Lang Hendrik van den Bergh is geïnterneer as gevolg van hul lidmaatskap van die OB (en natuurlik wat die OB alles gedoen het sedert die begin van die oorlog).En in Centurion lê 'n paar van die oud-OB-stryders begrawe. Die voormalige leier van die OB lê begrawe in ʼn besonderse en unieke “ronde” graf in die OB-begraafplaas. Tussen al sy oudstryders, met H.S. van Blerk, die laaste een wat hier te ruste gelê is, kan 'n mens dr Van Rensburg aan die hoof sien staan in die “helde-akker” van ʼn organisasies wat sy einde gevind het in die 1950's.Sonder die bedagsame en bekwame hulp van die Erfenisstigting sou hierdie unieke historiese terrein al lankal tot niet gegaan het as dit vergelyk word met ander begraafplase onder die Tshwane-munisipaliteit se beheer.In hierdie episode van Padlangs gesels ons met Johan Wolfaardt oor die OB, waarna Eensgesind vertel hoe die OB-begraafplaas in Centurion daar uitsien. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Robbie Wessels het by Ruben Delmage kom inloer om te chat oor sy en Bok van Blerk se splinternuwe enkelsnit #DieSluiseVanDieHemel en het tot vir Ruben Delmage 'n liedjie met sy kitaar geskryf!! luister weer hier na die Podcast

Robbie Wessels het by Ruben Delmage kom inloer om te chat oor sy en Bok van Blerk se splinternuwe enkelsnit #DieSluiseVanDieHemel en het tot vir Ruben Delmage 'n liedjie met sy kitaar geskryf!! luister weer hier na die Podcast

  Altcoins Anonymous – The People Vs. Rare Pepe   This is a very special episode. During this evening’s session, we will be accompanied by Theo Goodman, of the Rare Pepe Foundation, and Jason Seibert, of I’m Not Your Lawyer and The Church of Blerk. We will continue discussion on the Archetype.mx Rare.af auction and […] The post The People v. Rare Pepe (Episode 8) appeared first on Altcoins Anonymous.

Please enjoy this special episode featuring a question from Griffin! What if kids were nocturnal? Zach and Zizi and their parents visit the town of Blerk and find out...

The 2016/17 A-League season is here, and kicking off the last minute countdown to what should be a huge derby played at ANZ, Andrew was very fortunate to have a true son of the west, John 'The Smiley Bandit' Van Waard sit down and record another hour of Wanderers' related goodness. Recorded in the luxurious surrounds of Rooty Hill RSL, a.k.a 'The Vegas of the West', John provides yet another unique and fascinating insight into the cosmopolitan background of yet another WSW fan. Thanks to John's Dutch background we talk about Aussie Guus, the Eredivisie, that Socceroos game at the 2014 World Cup, Hersi and Castelen. John's past engagement with football also includes some talk about ex-Socceroo Jason van Blerk and playing with Blacktown City.  There's plenty of other chat, ranging from how good (or bad) the 2016/17 Wanderers kit is, the family friendly nature of Wanderers' games, Yoshi and Timmy, and of course the impending derby against the smurfs As usual there's the 'Speedy Seven', 'What I Would Do if Wanderers CEO' and the Wanderers Mastermind Trivia Challenge. Please feel free to contact 'One on Wanderers' with your feedback, thoughts, questions or ideas via our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/OneOnWanderers) or Twitter (@OneOnWanderers). You can also subscribe to 'One on Wanderers' via iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/one-on-wanderers/id1071715009