Podcasts about late nite news

Did you miss him? Me too! Retired from comedy, here's what comes next... Daniel Friedman is a Joburg-based writer and performer. From 2010 to 2020 he performed under the alias Deep Fried Man, receiving a Comics Choice Award, a Standard Bank Ovation Award and 2 International Emmy nominations as a writer and cast member of the television show Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola. Before this, he self-released two albums as a singer-songwriter. He has also worked as a journalist, columnist and scriptwriter. In this week's episode, Daniel talks about retiring from comedy, making kids music, writing serious songs, collaborations, low self-esteem, robots taking over the world and mostly it's a LOT of music talk. In fact, if you were looking for some new music suggestions, this would be the episode to listen to! Outro Music : Bring on the Rain by High Society Music used with permission from the rights holder. Shotgun Story Spotify Playlist - Enjoy :-) · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta

Did you miss him? Me too! Retired from comedy, here's what comes next... Daniel Friedman is a Joburg-based writer and performer. From 2010 to 2020 he performed under the alias Deep Fried Man, receiving a Comics Choice Award, a Standard Bank Ovation Award and 2 International Emmy nominations as a writer and cast member of the television show Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola. Before this, he self-released two albums as a singer-songwriter. He has also worked as a journalist, columnist and scriptwriter. In this week's episode, Daniel talks about retiring from comedy, making kids music, writing serious songs, collaborations, low self-esteem, robots taking over the world and mostly it's a LOT of music talk. In fact, if you were looking for some new music suggestions, this would be the episode to listen to! Outro Music : Bring on the Rain by High Society Music used with permission from the rights holder. Shotgun Story Spotify Playlist - Enjoy :-)

What does it take to prepare a new stand-up show for the world’s biggest comedy festival? Loyiso Gola is one of South Africa’s most loved comedians - he's performed across the globe and his satirical TV show Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola has had two Emmy nominations, one of television’s greatest accolades. In this story, recorded back in 2017, In the Studio follows Loyiso as he embarks on the challenge of taking his show, Unlearning, to the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland. With Unlearning, Loyiso takes on those everyday ideas that we’ve learnt throughout our lives, such as who we are as people and how our perceptions of culture and history, race and politics shape how we see and treat each other. But how do you make an audience laugh for an hour, as well as question their perception of the world?

The more we have more heroes/ storytellers that looks like us, this will provide us a solid blueprint foundation to build confidence for our people. Our guest on the show is that light hope and inspiration. Kagiso Lediga is a multiple award-winning and celebrated stand-up comedian, actor, writer and director. He is the creator of the pioneering South African comedy sketch show The Pure Monate Show (PMS), and co-creator and show-runner of the two time International Emmy nominated Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola (LNN). Kagiso has created and helmed many original formats which have become hit television series in South Africa, and has been awarded for his work on and off camera. Lediga's debut film, Catching Feelings was released in May 2018 to a global audience as a Netflix Original. His second feature, Matwetwe (Wizard), is being released in partnership with internationally acclaimed DJ Black Coffee. The third feature on Netflix, with Queen Sono This appreciation episode looks at Kagiso early days at University and his journey of creating the infamous Pure Monate Show (PMS). The challenges, loose and wins he has faced during his journey of storytelling. The Untainted Creatives had a great opportunity to learn from brother Kagiso. Check the full the podcast:

Tell Us More — Loyiso Gola is an two time International Emmy Nominees, for his satirical show Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola and one of the finest comedians in the world. We spoke briefly about living in London, the pressure of maintaining a certain lifestyle and why he attempts to play every international comedy festival. Look out for part II of this conversation coming soon.

Loyiso Gola is a world-famous South African comedian who divides his time between Johannesburg, London and wherever his next gig takes him. Loyiso made his breakthrough as the host of Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola that was launched in 2010. The show was nominated for an international Emmy award in 2013. He has performed a number of one-man shows over the years and is currently on the road with his latest performance Unlearning. We spoke about the experience of being a pioneer in the new south African comedy scene, his constant process of developing his craft as he evolves as a person, and the difficulty of changing a society's culture. The photo is from Loyiso's whats app profile.

"If your quest of life is happiness, then you're going to be a really sad human being."The Melbourne International Comedy Festival is truly one of the world's greatest. Twice Emmy-nominated Loyiso Gola is one of the first class calibre of talents who have travelled here this year, performing his show Dude, Where's My Lion?His International Emmy noms stem from the South African show Late Nite News, a satirical take on politics in the ilk of The Daily Show or The Weekly with Charlie Pickering (where Loyiso has been a regular correspondent).I love this episode for many reasons. Firstly - his immediate answer to "what makes you happy?" is deliberate and profound. Each guest has different answers to this question and different interpretations of what the question actually is. None of these are wrong. But Loyiso's vibe makes plenty of sense.Secondly - he flat out refused to play along with the second rule of my podcast and makes no apologies. I don't even mind!It's amazing to speak with a man of Loyiso's perspective. At just 33 years of age, this dude is seriously wise."The sooner you realise that material things are not gonna make you happy...the closer you are to understanding the theory that I'm trying to present."This podcast isn't stand-up comedy, but trust me when I recommend his MICF show to you! Take a look while he's still in town. I would really value your feedback on this episode. Please leave a comment below, a review on your podcast platform, or hit me up on social media @TheSongNerd.Enjoy your life, don't be a c.....retin.