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BACKGROUND Inspired by Cape Town's radiant energy and creative demeanour, our new premium offering - The Collector's Reserve - is a unique range specially crafted by our winemakers using only the finest grapes from Cape Town's best vineyards. To truly connect the Winelands and City, we have handpicked prominent landmarks in Cape Town and commissioned a vibrant Capetonian artist - Theo Vorster - to impart his vision of these landmarks onto each bottle. This range has been designed as a collector's item for both wine and art lovers alike. WHAT'S IN A NAME The Company's Garden in Cape Town dates back to when fresh produce and supplies were first provided to ships rounding the Cape. Although originally a vegetable garden, it was not long before the first Chenin Blanc vineyards were planted, and today, the Gardens are recognised for their contribution to the Cape's horticultural heritage. The Chenin Blanc is a true tribute to these Gardens and the origins of Chenin Blanc in the Cape of Good Hope. THE VINEYARDS The grapes were selected from two vineyards planted in deep soil with formations of greywacke, rocky area, planted on South-Western and Southern slopes with predominately East-West row-direction to protect the grapes from direct sunlight. Vertical shoot-positioned trellis systems were used with an excellent balance between growth and production. The bunches were exposed to sufficient sunlight for flavour development from an early stage of development. THE WINEMAKING The grapes were hand-harvested in the early morning. The juice was cold-settled with regular lees stirring for three days before being divided into different portions for fermenting. Of these portions 20% was cold fermented in stainless-steel tank, racked after fermentation and left on the fine lees for nine months, while 45% was fermented and matured for nine months in a combination of new and older French oak, 30% was fermented with an indigenous yeast culture in barrels to add complexity, 3% was fermented in Amphoras on the skins for flintiness and 2% was naturally fermented in barrels. All the components were matured on the lees for nine months. Before blending, a barrel selection was done to select only the best barrels for this unique wine. Radio Life & Style on Facebook · The Morning Show Sponsor: Excellerate Security

Pippa speaks to consumer journalist Wendy Knowler who says cybercriminals are ramping up their efforts and a Capetonian loses R15k in a holiday booking scam.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pippa speaks to consumer journalist Wendy Knowler who says cybercriminals are ramping up their efforts and a Capetonian loses R15k in a holiday booking scam.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sara-Jayne Makwala King speaks to Daniel Nuttall the lead guitarist of alternative rock band Metro Villa. They will compete with two other bands in the Chrome and Chords Competition on 6 July. The event is hosted by Harley-Davidson, Cape Town and live music platform, Woodstock Live.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the QuantSpeak podcast, Dan Tudball is joined by Emanuel Derman. They explore Derman's transition from physics to finance, his influential work on financial models like Black-Derman-Toy and Derman-Kani, and his collaboration with Fisher Black. Derman also gives insight into the integration of science and finance, and shares a sneak peek of his memoir, "Brief Hours and Weeks: My Life as a Capetonian". Podcasts are for informational purposes only and provided “as is” without any representation or warranty from Fitch Learning of any kind. Comments or statements expressed by speakers may not be those of the Fitch Learning. Fitch Learning is not providing advice or recommendations. Fitch Learning, its directors, officers, or employees do not accept any liability for any loss arising from the use of information.

Get ready to #TurnItUp with the Capetonian duo, Porcelain Moon and their new single ''Wishbone''!

As we celebrate Mother's Day this coming Sunday, The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie changed things up on What Do You Do and called the mom of a well-known Capetonian to find out - Who's Your Kid? Meet Deneal, mom of Cassidy Nicholson aka Constantia Mom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The annual Minstrel or Klopse season is upon us when thousands & thousands of locals will be taking to the streets to take part in the street marches & Minstrel competitions that's as Capetonian as Table Mountain. KKKA Earlier this news broke that 2 of the regular teams Baruch Entertainers & D6 Raw won't be taking part this year due to assorted reasons. Clarence Ford speaks to Muneeb Gambeno & Riyaad Peters.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Episode 286: Nasiphi and Meagan go full tilt with your resident hell-raiser - Amseth. The Capetonian beatsmith shares tips on approaching the set as an energetic journey, designing a vibe for the people, and how good timing can be everything. Switching things up, Darth Müs the Millennial Sith explains the importance of honing taste as much as technical skill, how clean can become clinical, and the roots beneath his blended approach to DnB. Learning how to produce music isn't easy, but it's worth the effort when you can create clean, polished sounds. It takes practice and dedication to get it just right - a process that I've personally enjoyed perfecting!It's happy hour at club hades; here's something more to fill the void. Also, if you have a better way to collab in Ableton, please let the community know.Amsethhttps://linktr.ee/amsethHostsNasiphi Zwane https://linktr.ee/zwane031 Meagan Kinghttps://linktr.ee/MeagreKingFeatured Track: Imanu - "Bloom - Amseth Revision"Edit/Mix/Master: Lemon Dove Get your Sludge Underground beanie here: https://www.sludgeunderground.com/store/Support the showWebsitehttps://www.sludgeunderground.comMerchhttps://www.sludgeunderground.com/storeInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/sludgeundergroundTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@sludgeundergroundYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxyLW9b_W81ETvby7J4wmwATwitterhttps://twitter.com/Sludge031Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/SludgeUnderground

Ashley is a Capetonian guesthouse owner and actor and writer, Ashlee Brownlee who lives in the Klein Karoo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Capetonian barista Phuti Mmotla has scooped the top prize in this year's Starbucks best barista in EMEA competition held in Milan in Italy. It was Kenyan coffee, his skill in latte art and a signature cold brew that impressed the judges. Mmotla told BizNews about the experience of going to Starbucks Milano Roastery and how childhood memories of cookies and milk gave him the idea for his signature cold brew. From a background where he mostly drank tea, Mmotla fell in love with coffee when he started working in Cape Town for Rand Capital Coffee, the Starbucks licensee for sub-Saharan Africa, as a partner. And if you ever wondered how baristas draw those nifty little pictures in your latte, he reveals how it is done. – Linda van Tilburg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Radio & TV Celebrity Psychologist, TV presenter Charissa Bloomberg is a renowned Integrity Leadership specialist and an accredited Emotional Intelligence facilitator. With a Masters in Psychology, as well as a Psychodrama and Group Dynamics qualification from Oxford University, the Capetonian brings 20 years of extensive international experience into the Psychologist space. And she joined the Good Things Jacpod last week to discuss “raising the integrity meter”. Unfortunately, her mother tragically passed away on Monday morning. We asked Charissa if we should put the interview on hold, but she explained that her mom would have loved it to still go live. This is How We Raise the Integrity Level in South Africa!

Guests Ron Rutland, a former Capetonian who is such a passionate rugby fan, he's literally travelled halfway around the world in support of various World Cup events and his cycling partner James Owens.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: South Africa's youngest hitmaker, Will Linley The 20-year-old Capetonian musician and songwriter teased his track “miss me (when you're gone)” on the platform which garnered over 4 million views before the song's official release. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

20-year-old South African songwriter and musician, Will Linley has released his new single “Wrong Time” via BMG. The track follows his 2021 debut single “miss me (when you're gone)” which has garnered 10M+ global streams, over a million YouTube views, 5M+ TikTok views, and has been used over 5K times on the platform. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aubrey speaks to Pascoe about her International Women of Courage Award and work in ant-crime activism. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Therené Nel is a Capetonian mother, whose music celebrates the truth that it is truly only a good thing, to be "reduced to love".

Therené Nel is a Capetonian mother, whose music celebrates the truth that it is truly only a good thing, to be "reduced to love".

Kfm Mornings speaks to Capetonian Kobus Olivier who is currently living in Ukraine See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Radio & TV Celebrity Psychologist, TV presenter Charissa Bloomberg is a renowned Integrity Leadership specialist and an accredited Emotional Intelligence facilitator. With a Masters in Psychology, as well as a Psychodrama and Group Dynamics qualification from Oxford University, the Capetonian brings 20 years of extensive international experience into the Psychologist space. And she joined the Good Things Jacpod last week to discuss “raising the integrity meter”. Unfortunately, her mother tragically passed away on Monday morning. We asked Charissa if we should put the interview on hold, but she explained that her mom would have loved it to still go live. This is How We Raise the Integrity Level in South Africa!

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When you give someone your word, do you truly mean it? "That is powerful, that you do what you say you're going to do," says radio & TV celebrity Psychologist, TV presenter Charissa Bloomberg - who is a renowned Integrity Leadership specialist, and an accredited Emotional Intelligence facilitator. She joins Brent Lindeque to discuss “raising the integrity meter” in South Africa. Charissa has a Masters in Psychology, as well as a Psychodrama and Group Dynamics qualification from Oxford University, and the Capetonian brings 20 years of extensive international experience into the Psychologist space.

When you give someone your word, do you truly mean it? "That is powerful, that you do what you say you're going to do," says radio & TV celebrity Psychologist, TV presenter Charissa Bloomberg - who is a renowned Integrity Leadership specialist, and an accredited Emotional Intelligence facilitator. She joins Brent Lindeque to discuss “raising the integrity meter” in South Africa. Charissa has a Masters in Psychology, as well as a Psychodrama and Group Dynamics qualification from Oxford University, and the Capetonian brings 20 years of extensive international experience into the Psychologist space.

Joining Pippa on the virtual couch today is a former Capetonian who, at the age of 35, made a decision to start living life more boldly and courageously, to embrace the sense of adventure that he had always harboured in his heart, but never really acted on before. His name is Ron Rutland, he's big, big rugby fan, and his new life began with an epic trip through Africa visiting every single country en route to the 2015 Rugby World Cup. It was a life changing trip, but it wasn't enough to quell Ron's curiosity about the world, and so he first went trekking across Mongolia in 2017, and then set up another epic adventure to get himself to Japan in time for the world cup 2019. The story of that journey has recently been released as a documentary called “Everything in Between – the Race to the Rugby World Cup”. It's screening on Showmax as we speak, and is going to delight both sports fans and armchair travellers alike. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Capetonian Murray Williams started a backabuddy page to help assist the woman with her medical bills... https://www.backabuddy.co.za/cape-town-mom   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to Orms Air, everyone! After a break we are delighted to announce that Season 3 is here and we have an incredible lineup of inspiring creatives and thought-provoking conversations ready to nurture your creativity over the months to come. Kicking off Season 3 is our conversation with relatable Capetonian content creator, Khalipha Ntloko. Khalipha creates educational and lifestyle content on her many social channels including Instagram and YouTube, and she joined us in studio for a candid chat about her creative process and carving out a space for oneself in the increasingly competitive world of consumable digital content.If you are looking for insights on how to get in touch with your authentic voice and produce better content for your audience, you don't want to miss out on this insightful discussion! You can read our much-referenced written interview with Khalipha on the Orms Connect Blog. Find Khalipha online: Her blog Her InstagramHer YouTube channel Her Twitter In this episode, Khalipha references the following: Educational creators like Peter McKinnon, Chris Hau, Matti Hapooja Cedric Nzaka, known as @everydaypeoplestories on Instagram Ramiie G on InstagramWHAT WE DOEmpowering the creativity of visual professionals and hobbyists alike at Orms Direct All things printing, framing and photobooks at Orms Print Room Inspiring and educating the creatives of the future at Orms CTSP Find more Orms content online: The Orms InstagramThe OrmsTV YouTube channel Orms on Facebook The Orms Connect Blog Orms Air: The Orms Podcast is produced and hosted by Orms Content Manager Jess Semple. It is edited by Sam Wilson, our Junior Audiovisual Content Producer. 

16-year-old Capetonian rising star, Tayla Hunter, is back with a brand new single! The Edgemead High learner, who rose to prominence with her debut single, ‘Untouchable’ – a song that did extraordinary on the Kfm Top 40 with Carl Wastie, and subsequently teamed up with DJ Cosher for a track called ‘Fool’, is ready with another single that you're sure to love. Produced by DJ Cosher & HeProducedIt, the song, called ‘out of mind’, released on Friday, 29 January 2021, joined Carl Wastie on the award-winning chart show, the Kfm Top 40, on Saturday, 30 January 2021 to chat about the track and her plans for the future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Formerly of Idols fame, Sasha-Lee Davids is back with new music! Released on Friday, 22 January 2021, 'A Little Love', is this Capetonian star’s latest single. Carl Wastie caught up with her on the Kfm Top 40on Saturday, 23 January 2021, to find out more about what she's been up to, as well as well as to get the skinny on her new single. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zulke Krouwkam grew up in Bethlehem, a small town in the Free State in South Africa. At the age of 14 she started to have seizures, which began to greatly affect her normal functioning, and her life. She eventually moved to the Cape Town in 2012 where, despite undergoing 4 major brain operations during her time at University, she successfully completed her studies. Today, 8 years later, Zulke is now officially a self-proclaimed native Capetonian, living a magical life with her partner and running her own creative business. In this episode, we unpack the story behind Zulke's transformation from seizure sufferer to entrepreneurial success. I hope that in listening to Zulke's journey, you find inspiration in your own life, regardless of your circumstances. Personally, I found Zulke's story to be one of courage, faith, and resilience. Her attitude of gratitude and hope in what is yet to come is both refreshing and inspiring. You can find Zulke online at: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/zkdesigners.co.za/?hl=en Website - https://www.zkdesigners.co.za/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christina-masureik/support

This week, our digital studio is blessed by the uplifting presence of the lovely Mischke Bosse. Mischke is a freelance photographer, writer and content manager who quit her day job in 2019 to create content not only for herself but for private clients full-time.In this delightful, informative and incredibly interesting discussion, Mischke openly shares about her creative beginnings, how to tackle the process of going freelance with confidence, and insider advice on creating valuable content for digital consumption. Mischke's particular focus is working with sustainable brands and small local businesses, so if you're looking for insight into that whole world, be sure to stay tuned! MISCHKE'S LINKS: InstagramWebsite & blogPhotography portfolio

Writer and broadcaster Lindsay Johns ends his series of essays on cities influenced by African migration in Cape Town. Making his way around a city he knows intimately, respects abundantly and loves profusely, Lindsay asks what it means to be Capetonian. From the city's tragic racial history and its legacy, to the wave of migration from elsewhere in Africa, this is a place whose identity is constantly shifting. And as he concludes his series of essays, Lindsay ponders his own ambivalent feelings towards this demographic, political, social, spiritual change. Producer: Giles Edwards.

Micka Alexander chats to singer and songwriter, Loukmaan Adams, about his latest uniquely Capetonian production, THE JIVE CULTURE SHOCK.

This week in our digital studio we are joined in conversation by Fabrice Turikume, the creative eye behind the Laidbackfabio fashion Instagram. After many months of obsessing over Fabrice's ridiculously cool outfits, we were thrilled to have him join us on Orms Air. In this wholesome discussion, Fabrice speaks about his creative partnership with his sister, Celestine, gives us a sneak peak inside his camera bag, covers the rise in tools that are making content creation more accessible, and shares how he constructs the perfect 90's inspired vintage look. When talking about his kit bag, Fabrice mentions that he often rents lenses from Orms when he needs a wider selection of focal lengths on certain shoots. You can discover our full range of professional gear rental options on our website. Fabrice uses Adobe Lightroom Mobile to edit most of the photographs on his personal Instagram. He finds that it is faster, more accessible and more convenient to have his editing software on the same device that he uses to post his images online. In the part of the conversation where Rachel and Fabrice discuss the power of smartphone photography, Fabrice mentions a creator by the name of Maria whose ethereal, magical photography moves him. You can find her on Instagram.For those Capetonians who are looking to make more sustainable fashion choices, Fabrice highly recommends Bangbang Vintage Market, Just Your Luck CPT, Dreamland Vintage, and Coats For Africa. If you enjoy retro-inspired fashion, do yourself a favour and and bless your eyes by following Fabrice on his incredibly stylish Instagram. You can also check out the photography business he jointly runs with Celestine via their website.

My Octopus Teacher tells the story of a Capetonian film maker and free diver, Craig Foster who needed a break from a busy schedule that was taking its toll. The film is a backed by  the Sea Change Project, a non-governmental organisation that wants to create awareness of the great African sea forest. Craig Foster spoke to BizNews shortly after the release of the film on Netflix and said he was still in 'shock' that the film had been seen by so many people. - Linda van Tilburg

My Octopus Teacher tells the story of a Capetonian film maker and free diver, Craig Foster who needed a break from a busy schedule that was taking its toll. The film is a backed by  the Sea Change Project, a non-governmental organisation that wants to create awareness of the great African sea forest. Craig Foster spoke to BizNews shortly after the release of the film on Netflix and said he was still in 'shock' that the film had been seen by so many people. - Linda van Tilburg

As the Covid-19 pandemic paralysed a number of industries across the country, one man took his love for extreme sports and put it to excellent use. Capetonian extreme athlete, Jamie Marais teamed up with the Kariega Foundation to push himself through extreme discomfort to raise money for endangered rhinos and to feed the local population around the reserve. 

As the Covid-19 pandemic paralysed a number of industries across the country, one man took his love for extreme sports and put it to excellent use. Capetonian extreme athlete, Jamie Marais teamed up with the Kariega Foundation to push himself through extreme discomfort to raise money for endangered rhinos and to feed the local population around the reserve. 

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Pippa speaks to Grace Vision CEO, John Rae, and the who offered to help, Ryan Epstein. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Some artists wait a lifetime for a charting single, others wait a lifetime for a number one - but for talented Capetonian artist, it's more a matter of when, rather than if. On the 11th of July 2020, a week after release, Craig Lucas' new single, 'Happy', made it onto the Kfm Top 40 with Carl Wastie, breaking a then-record for the highest debuting South African artist, as he entered the award-winning chart at no.13. This was Craig's 5th solo single and the 5th song of his to chart - putting him in the unique (and record-breaking) position of the only South African artist to have every song he's released chart: from 'I Said This' to 'Smother' (and the 'Smother' duet with Paxton Fielies) to 'Hearts Exposed' and 'Anti-Sociable'. Four weeks after debuting on the Kfm Top 40, 'Happy' shot to no.1 on the Kfm Top 40, claiming the prime spot on Saturday, 1 August 2020. This is Craig's second no.1 on the SA Radio Awards' Best Weekend Show & Best Music Show - the former time with his hit single, 'Smother (Duet)' with Paxton. Carl Wastie called Craig up to surprise him with the news under the pretense of finding out more about his Women's Month concert, which took place on Saturday evening, following the interview.   See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Cape Town Mayoral member for Safety and Security, JP Smith, says the City will act against protests, should they turn violent, including the obstruction of access to public roads and the vandalism of infrastructure. This as a group called the Gatvol Capetonian Movement plans a shutdown of the City this morning. They are protesting against poor service delivery in coloured communities

Niche Radio — This weeks show is a bumper show, as Heather chats to Lenerd Louw, a Capetonian businessman who gave it all up to head around the world on an incredible journey of self-discovery and growth, and she also catches up with local entrepreneur and restarateur, Larry Hodes who has transformed his local café in Birdhaven in to a Gourmet Grocer that supports the local community. AFREEFEST shares the spirit of ‘Ubuntu’ and freedom with a totally free streaming concert featuring local and international artists, this Saturday 18th July in celebration of Tata Madiba’s birthday, please do join in and donate if you are able. International Hotdog Day is a thing – it's celebrated every year on 22nd July, and if you love hotdogs as much as Heather does, find out more about some little known hotdog facts and also some funky toppings, thanks to the team at Capsicum Culinary Studio. Get creative in the kitchen this weekend, with this yummy winter warmer recipe courtesy of Air France KLM, their Prawn Bisque recipe will warm the cockles of your heart for sure! It is with a heavy heart that Heather shares that Joburg Theatre’s annual pantomime, Cinderella will not be going ahead this year, but the team are planning on being back with you next year to bring the laughter and fun that we all enjoy at the end of every year with the annual panto. WIN! Heather is delighted a hamper from Mix Bar and The Cocktail Collection to give away valued at R 500 AND an incredible 5* Tau Game Lodge opportunity to WIN a FREE night stay when you book 2 or more nights – stay tuned to find out more! heatherhook.com · · ·

This weeks show is a bumper show, as Heather chats to Lenerd Louw, a Capetonian businessman who gave it all up to head around the world on an incredible journey of self-discovery and growth, and she also catches up with local entrepreneur and restarateur, Larry Hodes who has transformed his local café in Birdhaven in to a Gourmet Grocer that supports the local community. AFREEFEST shares the spirit of ‘Ubuntu' and freedom with a totally free streaming concert featuring local and international artists, this Saturday 18th July in celebration of Tata Madiba's birthday, please do join in and donate if you are able. International Hotdog Day is a thing – it's celebrated every year on 22nd July, and if you love hotdogs as much as Heather does, find out more about some little known hotdog facts and also some funky toppings, thanks to the team at Capsicum Culinary Studio. Get creative in the kitchen this weekend, with this yummy winter warmer recipe courtesy of Air France KLM, their Prawn Bisque recipe will warm the cockles of your heart for sure! It is with a heavy heart that Heather shares that Joburg Theatre's annual pantomime, Cinderella will not be going ahead this year, but the team are planning on being back with you next year to bring the laughter and fun that we all enjoy at the end of every year with the annual panto. WIN! Heather is delighted a hamper from Mix Bar and The Cocktail Collection to give away valued at R 500 AND an incredible 5* Tau Game Lodge opportunity to WIN a FREE night stay when you book 2 or more nights – stay tuned to find out more! heatherhook.com · · · · www.heatherhook.com

Jacaranda FM — This week we are celebrating the good, and Brent Lindeque has all of it on Goodthingsguy.com!Every Monday, I get Brent on a Zoom call to speak about all the best things and most inspirational people to inspire, uplift, and motivate us! This week we celebrate a young Capetonian doing the most in her community! We celebrate high school students using their Matric ball money to feed the hungry! We celebrate Ladles of Love and South Africa's unsung heroes! You can listen here:

Janine is speaking to a multitalented Capetonian called Spencer J Kennedy, who is also part of the Jesus Collective. He has a very inspiring testimony to share and a song to accompany it, called The Fight is Over.

Every Monday at 8.10am on Kfm Mornings, Darren calls an unsuspecting victim and tries to get through his entire list of crazy questions on his Senseless Survey before he gets caught out! How many questions will Whackhead ask an unsuspecting victim? And which one will send her over the edge? Find out what Agent 13 24 8 from the Senseless Bureau of South Africa has in store for an unsuspecting Capetonian.

How many questions will Darren "Whackhead" Simpson ask his unsuspecting victim? And which one will send him over the edge? Find out what Agent 13 24 8 from the Senseless Bureau of South Africa has in store for an unsuspecting Capetonian.  

In case you missed it... How many questions will Whackhead ask an unsuspecting victim? And which one will send him over the edge? Find out what Agent 13 24 8 from the Senseless Bureau of South Africa has in store for an unsuspecting Capetonian.

LIVE from Huawei KDay 2020 at Meerendal Estate - following her performance, Carl Wastie caught up with Rowlene on the Kfm Top 40 on Saturday, 7 March 2020, to find out how it went, how her birthday had been, and when we can expect new music from her. Rowlene's first debut single, 'Curtain Call' is a former Top 10 single on the Kfm Top 40 - and Nasty C's duet with her, 'SMA', is a former number one on the chart. Rowlene, who hails from Elsies River, is a proud Capetonian now living in Jozi. Whenever asked to compare the cities, she always says "Cape Town had me first". The young, dynamic star, who Carl first met at High School Jam some years ago, offered up an incredible, memorable performance at Huawei KDay that matched up to, if not, outdid studio versions of her music - showcasing just how talented she is. She hinted that her album would be out later this year and also alluded to a new single in the coming months.

On Saturday, 8 February 2020, Tayla Hunter, a 15-year-old Capetonian rising star, dropped by Kfm 94.5 for her first-ever interview and radio play on Kfm 94.5. The moment was a dream come true for Tayla, who is a long-term fan of the biggest chart show in the province, the Kfm Top40 hosted by Carl Wastie. The Edgemead High learner revealed who her biggest supporters have been and those who encouraged her to chase her dreams - and even threw a little shade at her primary school who didn't think she was good enough for the choir (...bet they're regretting that now!). After a few minutes of getting to know this young homegrown talent, Carl Wastie played her debut single, 'Untouchable', as a future beat (a track you need to show some love to get it on the chart) and you certainly showed it some love - with a flurry of messages and voicenotes showing love for the song flooding through on the Kfm 94.5 WhatsApp line during the song's Kfm 94.5 debut. To see 'Untouchable' officially added to the chart - and to give it the power to move up - make sure you request it via our WhatsApp line: 082 536 1 536, as well as download and/or stream it from an authentic streaming service like Spotify, Apple Music, Google Music or YouTube Music.  

Every Monday, Darren 'Whackhead' Simpson reaches out to a random person and fires a round of senseless questions. How far can he go before the person hangs up? Find out what Agent 13 24 8 from the Senseless Bureau of South Africa has in store for an unsuspecting Capetonian.

This episode we find out how a rugby enthusiastic Capetonian boy came to be a well known Jozi boxing trainer , we hear the story of the man who went Pro "over night " . A light hearted journey through Stephens life from his early days , his creation of the WBE platform and his amusing insights on life in general.

The Cape Mixtape is a weekly feature on the Coca-Cola Top40SA with Carl Wastie on Kfm 94.5, where Carl introduces Capetonians to up and coming Capetonian artists. On Saturday, 26 January 2019, Carl Wastie was joined in-studio by DJ/Producer MRB and vocalist, Jericho, who've just launched a single, 'Hands of Love'.

Jerome Rex is a hip hop soul singer/songwriter and an unashamed Capetonian. His influences range from KRS-One to Dwele, and from acapella choirs to the Motown legends of the 60s.As part of the hip hop duo Flow Motion, he recorded his first full-length album which yielded a No.1 single on the Good Hope FM Radio Hip Hop Charts. This was followed by 2 solo projects – a mixtape and his debut studio album, Jerome & Geselskap. The single “Doenit Man” featuring hip hop veteran Siepsokkie spent 18 weeks on the Good Hope FM Hip Hop charts, also peaking at No.1.His work has been profiled on several commercial and community radio stations, online publications like Word Up Ezine and IAM Magazine, print media with readership as large as The Cape Times, as well as the Kollig TV show on Kyknet.Jerome also co-hosts Expression Session Kuils River, a monthly platform for creatives to share their talents and connect socially.Facebook - facebook.com/JeromeRexMusicInstagram - @Jerome_RexTwitter - @JeromeRex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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. 

Born-Free South Africa: A Kaleidoscope of Colors Produced by Sarah Geledi and Simon Rentner Airdate May 26th 2016 Join us on a modern-day musical adventure into Africa's Rainbow Nation. Now, 20-plus years removed from apartheid, South Africa is a nation deep in transition. And, it's reflected in its music—brimming with enthusiasm and creativity, yet also suffering from the growing pains of a new democracy. On the ground at the 2016 Cape Town International Jazz Festival, we celebrate the country's amazing diversity and discover its hottest local talent: Mafikozolo, the sizzling fashionista Zulu pop duo; Tribute “Birdie” Mboweni, a soulful and socially conscious songbird from the rural north; Gigi Lamayne, a fresh voice from hip-hop’s "born-free" generation; Bokani Dyer, a worldly jazz-cat on 88 keys; and Derek Gripper, a Capetonian guitarist virtuoso making us rethink African classical music as a whole.

Hilton Schilder's Catheter Symphony is a jazzy journey through the mother city and the hypercreative mind of pianist and composer Hilton Schilder. We get a musician's-eye view of what it was like growing up in the Cape Flats under apartheid, and an intimate glimpse into Schilder's current struggle with cancer. Hospital bed compositions and irreverent humour help this colourful and quintessentially Capetonian artist get through the hard times. -- Find out more about Sound Africa at our website: soundafrica.org Like Sound Africa on Facebook: www.facebook.com/soundafricapodcast Follow Sound Africa on Twitter: twitter.com/sound_africa and Instagram: www.instagram.com/sound_africa/ -- Sound Africa is an independent podcast collective based in South Africa. We focus on creative non-fiction from the African continent and are always looking for talented journalists and storytellers to collaborate with. If you are one of them or want to get in touch, send us an email: info@soundafrica.org.

After a couple of years in the oil business, a youthful Sean Summers was lining up a move into computers with IBM before fate intervened. A chance discussion with his parents’ dinner guests launched him into a career with Raymond Ackerman’s then embryonic Pick n Pay, a journey which ended in 2008 when the duo “fell out of love”. At the time Summers had been Pick n Pay’s CEO for 11 years and helped steer it to the top of the SA retailing tree, a position it has since lost. After emigrating to the UK, the Capetonian teamed up with Markus Jooste’s Steinhoff Group and now runs its 450 store UK beds and furniture chains. In this in-depth interview, Summers gives a masterclass in retailing, talks about his close relationships with the iconic Ackerman and Jooste, and offers some pointed insights into mainly self-inflicted challenges facing his homeland.

Sarah Khan is a freelance writer based in Cape Town, South Africa. She was born in Canada, then moved around to several countries including Toronto, Saudi Arabia, India, Syracuse, Boston, and New York. She has made visits to 30 countries along the way. After travelling to South Africa on a whim, she fell in love with Cape Town as well as a Capetonian. One year later, she left New York for the Southern Hemisphere. For more show notes head over to www.uydmag.com/podcast/the-south-afrikhan-a-new-yorker-in-cape-town See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the summer of 2014 Jelmer travelled to South Africa, where he met Capetonian artist Donovan Copley, frontman of the rising South African band Hot Water. Copley has toured in the UK/Europe and Asia and released his latest album called "Songoma" in December of the same year.. More info about Donovan Copley's Hot Water can be found at: http://hotwater.co.za