Podcasts about bush radio

On World Radio Day, Lester Kiewit speaks to Brenda Leonard, the managing director of Bush Radio, about the battle to save the station that has been on air since 1992.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bush Radio was one of the first media outlets in South Africa which was not owned by the government nor by a commercial media company and has been broadcasting as a community station for almost 30 years. Lester Kiewit speaks to Bush Radio's managing director Brenda Leonard about the challenges currently faced by the station. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Harrison interviews Andrew Gladding of WRHU, Hempstead, NY and Jamie-Lee Fredericks of Bush Radio, Cape Town, South Africa about their co-produced weekly show, 1World Radio.

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Now with 68% more AOS - but is it too little too late? Dave, Joel and Pat unravel into a shocking conclusion that will shake the Measured Gaming brand to it's very foundations. Includes recaps of Snake Eyes, Bathurst GT and Sovereign Smash.

NC Dave, Joel McGrath and Pat Nevin are back for another marathon of an episode of Bush Radio. Multiple event recaps including Rural Rampage and Border Wars, AOS Worlds, New GHB22 and an update/explanation of the new community site Sigmar Central. In a reversal of roles, NC Dave hooks into the drink while Joel remains the sober voice of reason. And Pat continues to demonstrate a podcasting presence that has made him a household name.

In this episode Dave, Joel & Pat chat about Vic GT, SAGT, Border Wars and Rural Rampage, the Worlds event and the expectations placed upon the Aussie team, IDK, Slayers, DoK, Nighthaunt and that bone tornado thing from Ghur too. Plus! NC Dave has a VERY special announcement and Joel reveals what really ticks him off. Its a long one so make sure you stay hydrated. Warning: May contain traces of politics, philosophy, film theory and Pat.

In this radio program, Ricardo Herdien talks about how Indigenous South Africans still struggle for land and basic services. This interview was produced by Bush Radio 89.5 FM. All music courtesy of Bush Radio.

Our sixth episode is devoted to community radio in South Africa and the USA. Jacob Ntshangase, head of Wits Radio Academy at Wits University, Johannesburg, chairs the conversation. He is joined by guests from Atlanta, Cape Town and Johannesburg. Dázon Dixon Diallo is producer and host of “Sisters' Time/WomxnSpeak” on WRFG. Brenda Leonard is Bush Radio's Managing Director and Takalane Nemangowe is Station Manager of Alex FM. They reflect on their stations' history and radio as a voice of resistance; the vital role played by community radio; reproductive, racial and social justice; the impact of COVID-19 and lockdown; collaboration and the power of conversation. In this episode we stand in solidarity with journalist, editor and writer Paola Ugaz, from Peru. She is facing a campaign of harassment, threats, and defamation lawsuits, including allegations of crimes, due to her investigative work. You can read more about her case here: https://pen-international.org/news/peru-author-paola-ugaz-at-risk-of-arrest This podcast series is funded by a grant from the U.S. Embassy in South Africa.

NC Dave and Joel help to settle a beef with rival podcast with a written apology from Pat (read by Dave). Joel gives his thoughts on the new WD BoC update. The boys chat about what lists they're taking to the upcoming Vic GT. So kick back and enjoy!

It's a pretty long episode even after the legal team took to it with a pair of scissors. Pat is shaken to his very core while Dave and Joel look on in astonishment. Many, many beers were had during this recording so its as rough as your Aunt Mildred's upper lip during the winter. Enjoy?

In this radio program, Bush Radio 89.5 FM in Cape Town talks to Chris Nissen, The Human Rights Commissioner of South Africa on the importance of revitalizing Indigenous Languages. Produced by Bush Radio Interviewee: Chris Nissen

Bush Radio is a popular and pioneering community radio station in South Africa. The station broadcasts programs in English, Afrikaans, and isiXhosa from Salt River, Cape Town on 89.5 MHz FM, with a music and talk format aimed at the 18 to 39 age group. In this podcast, Bush FM discusses the resurgence of Khoi and San languages in Southern Africa. Produced by Bush FM.

NC Dave just couldn't stay away. Joel the Overlord invited him to play. Salty Pat came along to have his say. And we'll all hang on for the ride! The podcast where the drunken hour actually goes for two and every now and then a nugget of coherant thought breaks through all the shit talk to shine and delight. Trigger Warning: Sea Shanties.

What a treat! NC Dave and Joel are joined by 2 very special guests - Pat Nevin and first timer Tristan Smith. Covering broad topics and 2 massive events - VicGT and SAGT in one action packed episode with a runtime rivalling Zack Snyder's Justice League (and we know which one the fans are more excited about!) and more references to scandi-orgies than any episode to date!! Also, who's the biggest bully in Aussie AOS? Listen to find out - the truth will shock you! Also, Pat shows his sensitive side and we enjoy the return of What's in the Box!?! Its all good baby.

Join us once again as we click record after a few beers and talk about the latest trials and tribulations of Measured Gaming in the world of competitive AOS. NC Dave, Joel and debutante Tristan Smith shoot the shit and talk about recent tournaments. Also included are in-depth battletome reviews for DoK and Slaaaaaanesh, the defence of ones honour, VGT list previews, contraception options and plenty of hugs and kisses. Enjoy!

Crawling from the Covid-ridden remains of Australian competitive AOS, once again NC Dave, Joel McGrath and special guest Pat Nevin tackle the important issues and provide insight, measured commentary and sound arguments all the way. Sipping on raspberry iced tea and never once raising their voices, it is a meditation in calm and civility liken to a warm country afternoon. Sit back and relax as we guide you through the latest in AOS.

Nurgle's farts have kept Victoria on severe lockdown, but out here in regional areas the grass is greener and the stank is less pungent...so NC Dave and Joel "Animal Husbandry" McGrath have managed to cram into the back of an Uber to record a bonus episode of Bush Radio while they loop around the block. Hopefully helping to alleviate some of the non-hobby blues with some shit talking and cock walking. Stay sweet XX

4 guys walk into a pub... 5 hours later they walk out and decide its high time to record a new episode of Bush Radio. Join NC Dave and Joel McGrath along with 2 (count em!), 2 special guests. Appearing for the first time on Bush Radio are Brushy (#like-and-subscribe) and Tristan Smith (finally!). We talk about the new GHB, points changes, fluff, muff and some sloppy stuff. Also Joel calls out somebody for a grudge - is it you?? Listen to find out!

Cancon recap, Summer Smash recap, Saggy-T (SAGT) prep, important announcements, NC Dave singing, more of 'What's in the box??', a new segment for those tactical gamers out there and Joel makes an important announcement. Also a battletome review for Wrath of the Everchosen. And somehow the boys managed to fit it all into a compact episode! NC Dave, Joel & special guest Pat Nevin are here to bring glory to your day, laughter to your heart and soiled panties to your face.

Its Cancon time and the boys are talking about the upcoming event, preparation and a whole bunch of other random stuff in a marathon drinking-shit-talking-giggling-session. Just one week out from Cancon 2020 and the lads are clearly ready to hook in.  Join NC Dave, Joel and special guest Pat Nevin as they take a deep dive into the gutter of AOS in Oz and bring the bogan narrative home to your happy place. Some regrets - no apologies...

After a small delay over the holiday season the Measured Gaming boys are back talking AOS Masters, 3D Printing, FAQs, new battletomes and Japanese culture. Join NC Dave and Joel as they stumble through the quagmire of battles, booze and bollocks.

In this episode we spoke with Mikko from Planet Earth Planet Rap. Mikko has years of knowledge & experience with hip hop culture and the music industry, and it was great to get his impressions of hip hop around the world, and where some of the strongest hip hop scenes are, and who some of the artists he listens to are. He has listened to hip hop music from artists in every corner of the globe, and his experience and love of the culture has given him some great insights. Mikko talks about the emergence of Planet Earth Planet Rap (PEPR) and their work of curating hip hop music from across the globe. He also talks about his work in South Africa with Bush Radio, a legendary hip hop station out of Cape Town, and PEPR’s current relationship with Chuck D’s And You Don’t Stop radio network. We talk about the power of NGO funding in African hip hop. Specifically, the role NGOs play in the direction and production of socially conscious hip hop music in Africa. This led to candid talk about race and privilege, and how Mikko, as a Finish hip hop head, has navigated his position to make a space available for hip hop from around to be heard, without artists having to deal with payola and the egos of radio & TV station tastemakers. You can find PEPR at Twitter: https://twitter.com/PEPRradio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peprradio/ https://rapstation.com The intro and outro song is “Quu Saa” by South African hip hop group, Driemanskap. The group was part of the “spaza” rap scene and perform mostly in isiXhosa: https://driemanskap.bandcamp.com Continue reading

A week out from Australian Masters NC Dave, Joel McGrath and special guest Rhys (RICE) McGlinn talk about lists, tactics. Learn everything you wanted to know and some other stuff you didn't about Chorfs. Joel Slaaaaaneshes his way through his list. The boys also talk about rankings, streaming t-sports and murder on the dancefloor. Plus 2 battletome reviews!

On the one year anniversary of Bush Radio NC Dave and Joel McGrath are treated to intelligent discourse and witty repartee with none other than Patrick Nevan. The boys talk about Bush Bash 2019 & Sydney GT, negative player experience, hobby shame, new battletomes and add to the growing Measured Gaming lexicon to replace the term 'submarine'. PLUS...Bonus content at the end!!!!

Its that time again folks - Bush Radio Episode 11 is here and ready to rumble. Patrick Nevin rejoins your fearless podcastigators (on the nose AOS joke - check!) NC Dave and Joel for two and a half hours of ranting, rambling and rabba-labba-ding-donging. We had a blast recording from Pat's House which was a lot like Playschool, but with more crack pipes and less joy. So strap down, strap in and strap on for the podcast that might have just changed the world.

To celebrate the milestone of reaching 10 episodes Joel goes on a tour de force of drinking and giggling that is reminiscent of a Girls Gone Wild Cancun Special. This weighty episode goes for about as long as the latest Avengers movie but only contains 12% of the quality! Low calorie, high salt and always full of flavour. Special Guest Tristan Smith in his first ever appearance on the show. And for all the fans of Pat Nevin we have an uncut 12 minutes of the man himself talking about how he spent his birthday weekend in Melbourne in a somewhat questionable location and takes a swing at a segment of the gaming community. Recaps of Badgacon, Lord of War, New GHB review, Bush Bash player pack, rants without pants and a hardline stance on eggplants!

2 event recaps, an exclusive interview, a special guest, poetry and a whole lot of leather - this is Bush Radio episode 9! Joel and NC Dave have a mature and in-depth discussion about the impact of cultural change on the interpretation of rul--- nah not really...just plenty of booze, shit talk and AOS goodness from the boys at Measured Gaming.

Joel and NC Dave take to a discussion about the current Meta in AOS, both local and overseas. Theres also talk of lists, events, hobby, lotion, premix booze, beer volume calculation and stealing sand...Strap yourselves in and feel the G's!!...as well as some of the other letters. Follow us at: @NCDave_Wargamer @JoelMcGrathMG Measured Gaming or Bush Radio on the Facebooks. Not on the Instagrams (trust me its for the best!)

Join Joel and NC Dave with special guest Tristan Smith as they recount the many happy fun times that were had at the recent South Australia GT. We also answer your questions, discuss the player pack for the upcoming Lord of War and constantly make jokes about Tristan's height during a hard nosed 4 corners style interview. Strap yourselves in because the boys were knocking back a few and the slurs got a bit speeched towards the end ;)

Join Joel and NC Dave for another exciting episode of Bush Radio! We answer some fan questions, break down the SAGT player pack, talk lists and get a little dose of history. Follow Joel @joelmcgrathMG and Dave @ncdave_wargamer or search for Measured Gaming or Bush Radio on Facebook.

With Cancon 2019 just behind us, we wade through a haze of dice rolling and tape measuring to bring you our event wrap. Join me - NC Dave - and my fuzzy co-host Beast Lord Joel McGrath as we talk about the epic event that is Cancon. Join Measured Gaming on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/784581101604705/   Follow us on the Twitters: @joelmcgrath_mg @ncdave_wargamer

Join us once again on a journey through time and space to a place where little plastic men do battle for the pride and bragging rights of hairy man-children. We talk about the recent FAQ and plans for the year ahead (including a rundown on our Cancon lists). Please visit our facebook page and make any comments or ask questions there and we will reply in the next episode.

AOS Masters Australia is over and there is plenty to discuss. Strap yourselves in because this is a long one! Join our heroes NC Dave, Joel 'The Overlord' McGrath and Pat 'The Worst Sport in AOS' Nevin on an adventure of intrigue, beer sweats, grudges and just a couple of laughs along the way. Find us on the socials: @ncdave_wargamer @JoelMcGrathMG @ShitListKing And search for the Measured Gaming or Bush Radio pages on Facebook.

Tashreeq Truebody is an award-winning journalist who at a young age began his career in broadcasting. Firmly rooted in radio, Tashreeq started his training at Radio 786 and Bush Radio during High school. Enjoy! And please give us a rating on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher or Spotify apps... This episode was brought to you in collaboration with Toledo Society. Toledo Society is a network of inspiring, engaging and high-quality podcasts for a new generation of English-speaking Muslims. Toledo’s mission is to reinvigorate Muslim identity, by becoming a launchpad for untold stories and hidden talent in the global Muslim community. The name Toledo refers to the Andalusian city that was home to the printing and translation centre which facilitated the distribution of the great Muslim works of 1,100 years to the rest of the world. Toledo was the also the city that officially recognised the three major religions, during and even post Muslim-rule. Love what we doing? Help us make future podcasts, videos, school/madrassa workshops, conferences, projects, and other events a reality - contribute here. AccidentalMuslims.com  is registered as a NPO: Ref #195-995 Disclaimer: The views/opinions expressed on this podcast are those of our guests and may be different from yours, however AccidentalMuslims.com encourages respect for diversity of views. We are all different and in our differences there are opportunities to learn - Insha-Allah!

Join me NC Dave and my lovely co-host Joel McGrath as we talk about the upcoming Australian AOS Masters Tournament. We are joined by special guests Pat and Dalton of Measured Gaming. Please note this podcast may contain traces of nuts, beer and swears.

Join Ollie Williams as he tells the stories of unique items held at the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.Episode one explores the world of bush radio through the eyes and ears of a man who spent his life on the land – Fort Smith trapper and baseball fanatic Pi Kennedy.Ollie travels to Pi’s home in Fort Smith to find out more about the bulky, orange boxes that powered bush radio, connecting Pi to other voices throughout the NWT, North America, and the world.We find out how radio shaped Pi’s love of baseball, and even how it saved his life.

Welcome to the first episode of Bush Radio. An Age of Sigmar podcast brought to you by Measured Gaming all the way from Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.

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Found this example of the Media Network safari to Capetown in May 2000. We answer listener questions to gadget guru Bob Tomalski who explains about the challenges facing SuperVHS and the expected switch to DVD recording. He turned out to be spot on. Then we talk to Zane Ibrahim (pictured), head of Bush Radio, the mother of community radio in Capetown. He holds the deal makers feet to the fire!. There is also a bandscan we made in the hotel in Johannesburg which captures the flavour of radio there at the start of millennium. We also talk to others working professionally in the radio licensing sector of South Africa, specifically the future of community radio stations.

Simon Smith guides us through some of our favourite CoP Show moments from 2012. With Louis Theroux offering an insight into his documentary-making methods, Louise Minchin on presenting for the Jubilee, Matthew Pinsent talking about World Olympic Dreams and Bush Radio's Zane Ibrahim on why we love radio. There's advice on getting into comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe and how Iggy Pop can cause trouble at your music event. Plus how to make your video viral, the art of the interview and advice to get in and get on industry.

This programme includes a feature about the US clandestine station targeted at Cuba called . Declassified documents from the CIA reveal how the station was involved in the Bay of Pigs attempted invasion. We hear from a Media Network correspondent at a Blutooth conference in Monaco. Radio Netherlands works with Bush Radio to produce a CD for AIDs awareness. We also look at the MP3 and start the discussion about the best codecs and copyrights. We try to understand how Napster works. Love the parody on the MTV song.

Broadcaster Fi Glover hosts a celebration of all things audio. Fi explains her passion for a medium which she describes as being like the best friend you never had. She reflects on the raw power of audio and talks to the broadcasters behind some of the bravest, brightest sounds you'll hear. We hear from Zane Ibrahim of Africa's oldest community radio station, Bush Radio, which began broadcasting illegally under South Africa's apartheid regime. And Fi is also joined by Kate Hutchinson of London Fields Radio, to discover how a micro radio revolution is underway in a booth in a café in east London.