Podcasts about Oudtshoorn

Die 29ste Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees op Oudtshoorn is in volle swang. Vyf individue word vanjaar vir hul bydraes tot die kunste vereer insluitende akteurs, Marion Holm en June van Merch, die musiekgroep Die Heuwels Fantasties, musiekmeester John Theodore, en bekroonde visuele kunstenaar Henk Serfontein. Alhoewel die kultuur van die fees met die jare verander, is artistieke direkteur van die KKNK, Hugo Theart opgewonde oor vanjaar se opkoms:

Life through the psalms – “A new perspective”. Pastor Nicholas van Oudtshoorn

Die oorskot van 49 vryheidsvegters wat in Zimbabwe en Zambië oorlede is, word geherpatrieër. 'n Suid-Afrikaanse organisasie help met vlugtelinge in die suide van Libanon. Mejuffrou Suid-Afrika, Mia le Roux, word met groot blydskap tuis in Oudtshoorn verwelkom. Ons praat oor Rassie Erasmus se spankeuse vir Saterdag se wedstryd teen Argentinië.

President Cyril Ramaphosa het die tonge los ná sy ontmoeting met die Suid-Afrikaans-gebore miljardêr, Elon Musk, in New York. Ons praat met 'n ekonoom oor die Regering van Nasionale Eenheid se eerste 100 dae aan bewind. Mej. Suid-Afrika, Mia Le Roux, kry 'n warm verwelkoming in haar tuisdorp, Oudtshoorn in die Klein-Karoo.

Bucket List Episode: The Garden Route of South Africa, by Rose Kilian Hi there, I'm Rose Kilian, and I'm thrilled to share the magic of the Garden Route in South Africa, a place that has been my home and my heart. Growing up here was a dream, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and a rich tapestry of experiences. Whether you're planning a visit or just curious, I'm excited to take you on a journey through this enchanting region.   The Garden Route stretches along the southern coast of South Africa, from Knysna in the Western Cape to Storms River in the Eastern Cape. This coastal corridor is renowned for its diverse ecosystems, pristine beaches, and charming towns. It's a paradise for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat.   We are starting our journey in Plettenberg Bay, or 'Plett' as the locals call it. Plett is known for its golden beaches, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. Visit Robberg Nature Reserve for breathtaking hiking trails and see seals and dolphins. The beaches here, like Lookout Beach and Keurbooms Beach, are best for unwinding and soaking in the sun.   Next, we head to Knysna, one of my absolute favorite spots. Nestled between the Outeniqua Mountains and the Indian Ocean, Knysna is famous for its lagoon and the iconic Knysna Heads. Take a cruise on the lagoon, visit the Knysna Elephant Park, or explore the lush Knysna Forest. The forest is magical, with ancient trees and the possibility of spotting the elusive Knysna Loerie bird.   Don't overlook Sedgefield, a quieter town that's perfect for relaxing. The Saturday Wild Oats Community Farmers' Market is a local favorite, offering fresh produce, homemade goods, and crafts. The surrounding lakes and beaches are serene and ideal for a peaceful retreat.   Wilderness is another gem along the Garden Route. This small town is surrounded by rivers, lakes, and forests, perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, canoeing, and bird-watching. The Map of Africa viewpoint offers panoramic views of the landscape that resembles the continent of Africa, a sight you won't want to miss.   Finally, George is the largest town on the Garden Route and an excellent base for exploring the region. It has a rich history, beautiful botanical gardens, and excellent golf courses. The Outeniqua Transport Museum is a fascinating stop for train enthusiasts.   For something a bit different, head inland to Oudtshoorn, the world's ostrich capital. The Cango Caves, with their impressive limestone formations, are another highlight. These caves are among the largest in Africa and offer guided tours through their vast chambers.   The Garden Route is not just a destination; it's an experience that stays with you. There's something for everyone, from its diverse landscapes to its vibrant communities. Whether hiking through ancient forests, lounging on pristine beaches, or savoring local cuisine, the Garden Route offers endless adventures and memories.   Thank you for joining me on this journey. I hope you can visit and create your own unforgettable experiences in this beautiful part of the world. Safe travels, and enjoy every moment in the Garden Route of South Africa!   Connect with Dr. Travelbest 5 Steps to Solo Travel website Dr. Mary Travelbest X Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Page Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Group Dr. Mary Travelbest Instagram Dr. Mary Travelbest Podcast Dr. Travelbest on TikTok Dr.Travelbest onYouTube In the news  

  Tshidi Madia, in for Clement Manyathela, speaks to Mark Burke , the Constituency head for the DA in Oudtshoorn and Cuan Elgin, the District Councilor for Freedom Front Plus in Hermanus about plans between the ANC and FF+ to work together in Western Cape Councils.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a historic moment for South Africa, Mia le Roux has been crowned Miss South Africa 2024, making her the first hearing-impaired winner in the pageant's 66-year history. The 28-year-old from Oudtshoorn, diagnosed with profound hearing loss at just one year old, captured the judges' hearts with her vision for an inclusive society, stating that she aims to teach the included to embrace those who are often excluded. Le Roux's win was announced on Saturday at the SunBet Arena at Time Square in Pretoria, where Nompumelelo Maduna and Onalenna Constantin secured second and third place, respectively. for more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Pan South African Language Board CEO Lance Craig Schultz

In his weekly dose of commentary on local, regional and international politics, United Independent Movement (UIM) President Neil de Beer analyses the Freedom Front Plus move to shun the Democratic Alliance (DA) in favour of the African National Congress (ANC) in Oudtshoorn. He describes the FF+'s Corné Mulder as “a very astute politician” and says his party - with its new partnership with the ANC - is positioning itself as an “alternative for future government”. He also has praise for Police Minister Senzo Mchunu who is “calm, cool, and very structured and collected”. As for the latest raid on a firearm training facility, he says there is no law that stops South Africans from being trained to protect themselves against criminals who are using “weapons of war”. Another Minister who gets his approval is Home Affairs' Leon Schreiber who “actually understands” law and order. On the international front, De Beer looks at how the conflict in the Middle East has spilled over into  Europe and the UK “where they have had the most brutal uprisings” - and warns: “And this is making the people across the world go, if this thing kicks off, this is going to be World War III.”

Corné Mulder shares the reasons why his FF+ broke its longtime alliance with the DA, creating a fresh governing coalition with the ANC in the Western Cape town of Oudtshoorn. Mulder, the longest-serving member of South Africa's Parliament, argues that in an era where the biggest political party has just 40% of the national vote, structures that previously defined political opposition are not necessarily still fit for purpose. Mulder spoke to BizNews editor Alec Hogg.

Tatjana Smith wen haar vierde Olimpiese medalje by vanjaar se spele in Parys, gevolg deur die aankondiging van haar uittrede uit die sport. Oudtshoorn het 'n nuwe burgemeester. Ons praat met 'n kuberdeskundige oor 'n skerp toename in aanvalle op finansiële instansies.

A South African flight school in Oudtshoorn has found itself in the middle of a situation which has led to US sanctions being imposed on a number of companies abroad with which they have ties. Lester Kiewit speaks to Peter Fabricius, an independent journalist and analyst on foreign policy issues, to try and get an understanding of the diplomatic games being played.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

According to a government posting, the US added six entities on Tuesday to its list of businesses subject to trade restrictions, four of which were connected to China's military training. The posting stated that the addition of Grace Air (Pty) Ltd and Livingston Aerospace Limited of the United Kingdom, as well as Global Training Solutions Limited and Smartech Future Limited of China, was made possible by their connections to the Test Flying Academy of South Africa and their training of China's military forces through the use of Western and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) sources. Linden Birns  joins host Ray White to discuss the nuances of this story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Ramaphosa will visit Gqeberha following the devastating floods. President Cyril Ramaphosa will visit the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality in the Eastern Cape today, where heavy downpours have caused floods.The recent intense rainfall in Oudtshoorn and Calitzdorp within the Kannaland Local Municipality has resulted in widespread devastation. Specific communities are now inaccessible due to the continuous downpour. The combination of heavy rain and powerful winds has led to flooding, landslides, and significant damage to infrastructure.EFF holds a media briefing post the announcement of GNU.  Luyanda Botha - the man found guilty of raping and murdering 19-year-old UCT student Uyinene Mrwetyana inside a post office in Claremont in 2019 - will appear in Wynberg Magistrate's Court tomorrow - where he is on trial for allegedly trying to rape a nursing student in 2014.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dans cet extrait, Quentin nous fait un guide pratique pour un séjour en famille en Afrique du Sud.Pour écouter l'épisode en entier :Road trip en famille en Afrique du Sud - partie 2------------

Dans cet extrait, Quentin nous raconte les coupures d'électricité en Afrique du Sud.Pour écouter l'épisode en entier :Road trip en famille en Afrique du Sud - partie 2------------

Dans cet extrait, Quentin nous raconte ses coups de coeur en Afrique du Sud.Pour écouter l'épisode en entier :Road trip en famille en Afrique du Sud - partie 2------------

Dans cet extrait, Quentin nous explique quel type de safari il a préféré et pourquoi.Pour écouter l'épisode en entier :Road trip en famille en Afrique du Sud - partie 2------------

On retrouve Quentin qui a commencé à nous conter son magnifique voyage en famille en Afrique du Sud la semaine dernière.Après près d'une semaine à Cape Town, une ville aux multiples facettes et incroyablement connectée à la nature, ils sont partis en road trip jusqu'à Port Elisabeth. Il nous a raconté les big five et les baleines par centaines à De Hoop, les suricates à Oudtshoorn, la magnifique nature du parc de Tsitsikamma…Si vous n'avez pas écouté l'épisode précédent, faites une pause et commencez par Road trip en famille en Afrique du Sud partie 1.Aujourd'hui Quentin nous emmène dans le parc national ADDO à la rencontre des majestueux éléphants et nous partage ses coups de cœur avant de passer en mode guide pratique pour VOS prochaines vacances.Allez, c'est parti pour la deuxième partie du carnet de voyage de Quentin en Afrique du Sud !------------Retrouvez Quentin en ligneInstagram : @quentinlafon------------

Dans cet extrait, Quentin nous raconte leur 2e safari à Oudtshoorn et le parc national de Tsitsikamma à Knysna.Pour écouter l'épisode en entier :Road trip en famille en Afrique du Sud------------

Quentin est un photographe passionné et un globe-trotter accompli. D'abord en solo puis en duo et à présent en famille avec son bout'chou de 2 ans, il parcourt le monde et partage ses meilleurs conseils sur son blog depuis presque 10 ans.Il a choisi de nous raconter son plus beau voyage en famille, rien que ça !Nous nous envolons donc pour l'Afrique du Sud où ils ont séjourné 3 semaines : 1 semaine à Cape Town, qui a rejoint son top 10 des plus belles villes du monde, puis 2 semaines de road trip jusqu'à Port Elizabeth à la rencontre des baleines à De Hoop, des suricates à Oudtshoorn et des big seven dans le parc national Addo ! Oui oui seven, les big five plus les baleines et les grands requins blancs !!!Ce voyage est une telle dinguerie que je vous le propose en 2 épisodes.Allez, c'est parti pour la première partie du carnet de voyage de Quentin en Afrique du Sud !------------Retrouvez Quentin en ligneInstagram : @quentinlafon------------

Die skrywer Deon Meyer en aktrise Jana Cilliers is van die mense wat vanjaar vereer word op die Klein-Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees wat tans in Oudtshoorn plaasvind. Die fees wil kuns-bydraes in onder meer letterkunde, toneelspel en beeldende kunste in die Afrikaanse gemeenskap vereer. Die DA se Wes-Kaapse woordvoerder vir kultuursake, Gillion Bosman, sê die fees bevorder ook ekonomiese groei in die streek:

Join us on a thrilling journey through the heart of Africa in this episode of Misadventures of a Sneaker. Our amazing guest for this episode, Anagha Deshpande, takes us on a vivid expedition, painting a vibrant picture of her unforgettable vacation filled with diverse experiences across Tanzania and South Africa. Beginning in Tanzania, Anagha embarked on an awe-inspiring safari adventure, exploring the iconic Ngorongoro, Serengeti, and Tarangire National Parks. With each safari drive, they encountered a mesmerizing array of wildlife, from majestic lions and elusive leopards to graceful giraffes, zebras and herds of elephants. Next stop: Zanzibar. The couple started with a heritage tour of the UNESCO certified Stonetown of Zanzibar and then headed straight to the white sand beaches of this enchanting island paradise. But the adventure didn't stop there. Venturing further south, Anagha and her husband explored the captivating city of Cape Town, where they embarked on a scenic road trip along the famed Garden Route. From Mossel Bay and Oudtshoorn and the gorgeous sunset at the Cape of Good Hope – it was a breathtaking drive. The journey reached its climax at the southernmost tip of Africa, L'Agulhas, where they witnessed the dramatic meeting of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans – a memory of a lifetime! Through Anagha's captivating storytelling and vivid descriptions, we invite you to join us on this unforgettable African adventure, where every moment was filled with awe, wonder, and the spirit of exploration. Tune in and let your imagination run wild as we traverse the wilds of Africa together. Don't miss the blog for this episode as we bring you the captivating stories, photographs and lots of recommendations from our guest Anagha. Subscribe now and embark on this immersive adventure with us. & don't forget to follow our Instagram page as well – we put out lots of travel hacks, tips, reels and videos just for you. To support our team and donate generously, please click here Like our work? Follow, Like & Subscribe to our podcast from wherever you are listening in. We would also love to hear from you, so do write to us at: Email: misadventuresofasneaker@gmail.com Instagram: @misadventuresofasneaker Blog: misadventuresofasneaker.substack.com -----------------------------------------------------------  Kirti's Madhya Pradesh expedition episode Rohan's chilling Tirthan trails episode Anagha's Instagram profile

Melissa Myburgh stars as the protagonist in 'Die vegetariër,' navigating atransformation from meat abstention to complete food refusal, inspired byKorean author Han Kang's trilogy. Directed by Jaco Bouwer and written byWillem Anker, the play offers a profound exploration of humanity. Catch it atThe Baxter's Flipside Theatre until March 15, with upcoming performances atKKNK in Oudtshoorn later this month.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Laubscher Coetzee, eienaar van Kandrift Boerdery naby Oudtshoorn gesels oor die volstruisbedryf in Suid-Afrika na die droogte. Volg RSG Geldsake op Twitter

learn about riding an ostrich in Oudtshoorn, South Africa

Polisiebeamptes wat op die Kaapse Vlakte ontplooi word, word na hulle dood gestuur. 'n Ondersoek na sogenaamde vreemde gedrag onder skoolkinders word. 'n Multimiljoen rand waterpypleiding bring verligting aan Oudtshoorn in die Klein Karoo.

Every now and then a South African court hears a financial crime case that is so bizarre and unbelievable that it goes down in the annals of history. In 1994, one such case popped up in the unlikely town of Oudtshoorn. (24-hr trauma helpline 082-821-3447) (Support the show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/truecrimesa) (Support the show on PayPal https://www.paypal.me/truecrimesa) Instagram · Pinterest · Facebook · YouTube · Twitter · LinkedIn

Every now and then a South African court hears a financial crime case that is so bizarre and unbelievable that it goes down in the annals of history. In 1994, one such case popped up in the unlikely town of Oudtshoorn. (24-hr trauma helpline 082-821-3447) (Support the show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/truecrimesa) (Support the show on PayPal https://www.paypal.me/truecrimesa) Instagram · Pinterest · Facebook · YouTube · Twitter · LinkedIn

The flightless ostrich is the world's biggest bird and this week we share the ultimate guide to ostrich farming in Mzansi. These versatile birds flourish under extraordinary conditions and today, ostrich farms are viewed as among the most productive farming ventures. Food For Mzansi commercial journalist Octavia Spandiel connects with ostrich farmer Horatious Tom, who farms just outside Oudtshoorn in the Little Karoo.

Hot Cares just loves hearing about kind people who go out of their way to improve the lives of those less fortunate than them, and this story certainly ticked that box. This is the story of how The Barn Christian Fellowship helped transform a childcare centre in Oudtshoorn and how Hot Cares and its partners - Furniture Mart, The Bed Mart and Heriz Gallery - are playing their part. Hot Cares

Eden FM is the Southern Cape community radio station. The station was started in 2003 as an Initiative by Community leaders and business people in George, Oudtshoorn and Mosselbay. It soon grew to become the largest community radio station in the Western Cape Province. Eden FM's presenters and staff about the impact that radio has had on the community where they broadcast. All music supplied by Eden FM.

NERSA besluit vandag of hy wel 'n 32% tariefverhoging aan ESKOM sal toestaan. Die vervaardigingsektor steier onder voortdurende beurtkrag. Ses mense, onder wie 'n tweejarige kind, sterf in 'n brand in Oudtshoorn.

In this dialogue Prof Christo Doherty of ARA speaks to Prof Brett Pyper, the Principal Investigator on the ARA project and the leader of a major interdisciplinary research project based on popular manifestations of jazz culture in South Africa. Currently called the Cosmopolitan Collective, the project has evolved over the last 17 years from an initial study of township jazz appreciation societies in urban Gauteng, through a creative engagement with jazz cosmopolitanism in Accra in Ghana, to become a multi-facetted research project that is using a range of creative methodologies to explore and expand the status of jazz as heritage in South Africa. Currently an Associate Professor in the History of Art department in the Wits School of Arts, Brett is a cultural practitioner, arts administrator, festival director, music researcher and academic. He grew up in Pretoria, now Tswane, and completed an interdisciplinary BA in music and cultural studies at the University of South Africa. He began his career as a facilitator of developmental music projects during the transition from apartheid, before taking up a Fulbright scholarship to study in the US, where he was based for six years. He holds a Master's degree in Public Culture from Emory University in Atlanta, and a PhD in Ethnomusicology and Popular Music Studies from New York University. Between 2005 and 2007 he headed the Division of Heritage Studies and Cultural Management in the Wits School of Arts, incorporating the Centre for Cultural Policy and Management. From 2008 to 2013, he was CEO of the Klein Karoo National Arts Festival (Absa KKNK), one of South Africa's major festivals of art, popular and vernacular culture, which takes place annually at Easter time in the town of Oudtshoorn in the rural Western Cape. He returned to the Wits in 2014 to take up the headship of the School of Arts, which he led until 2021. In this discussion we cover the influence of Prof Steven Feld's "Jazz Cosmopolitanism" project in Accra, and the ways in which the South African project was a response to Feld's work with Ghanian musicians. We look at the impact of the Covid-19 restrictions which scuppered the planned collaboration between Accra and the Johannesburg and the reasons for the choice of Cosmologies as the working title for the South African project. We examine the ways that the project managed the Covid restrictions for their ground-breaking 2020 live concert at Wits, involving creative contributions from staff and students together with South African jazz musicians. We discuss the contribution made to the concert by the local “diga” dance improvisors and significance of such embodied responses for the post-apartheid cultural project in South Africa. We then unpack the surprising motivation for renaming the project as the Cosmopolitan Collective and look more closely at the four distinct streams of practice that have come to be featured in the research collaboration of the Collective. Useful links: Prof Steven Feld's book - https://www.dukeupress.edu/jazz-cosmopolitanism-in-accra Brett Pyper's paper, Jazz Festivals and the Post-Apartheid Public Sphere: Historical Precedents and the Contemporary Limits of Freedom https://www.jstor.org/stable/44651151 Gwenn Ansell's review of the historic 2020 Cosmologies concert at Wits University - https://www.newframe.com/life-in-jazz-notes-and-rhythm/ Wadee Ranoto's video clip of "diga" performance at the Cosmologies concert - https://youtu.be/_sK7XqnNzyA

In this dialogue Prof Christo Doherty of ARA speaks to Prof Brett Pyper, the Principal Investigator on the ARA project and the leader of a major interdisciplinary research project based on popular manifestations of jazz culture in South Africa. Currently called the Cosmopolitan Collective, the project has evolved over the last 17 years from an initial study of township jazz appreciation societies in urban Gauteng, through a creative engagement with jazz cosmopolitanism in Accra in Ghana, to become a multi-facetted research project that is using a range of creative methodologies to explore and expand the status of jazz as heritage in South Africa. Currently an Associate Professor in the History of Art department in the Wits School of Arts, Brett is a cultural practitioner, arts administrator, festival director, music researcher and academic. He grew up in Pretoria, now Tswane, and completed an interdisciplinary BA in music and cultural studies at the University of South Africa. He began his career as a facilitator of developmental music projects during the transition from apartheid, before taking up a Fulbright scholarship to study in the US, where he was based for six years. He holds a Master's degree in Public Culture from Emory University in Atlanta, and a PhD in Ethnomusicology and Popular Music Studies from New York University. Between 2005 and 2007 he headed the Division of Heritage Studies and Cultural Management in the Wits School of Arts, incorporating the Centre for Cultural Policy and Management. From 2008 to 2013, he was CEO of the Klein Karoo National Arts Festival (Absa KKNK), one of South Africa's major festivals of art, popular and vernacular culture, which takes place annually at Easter time in the town of Oudtshoorn in the rural Western Cape. He returned to the Wits in 2014 to take up the headship of the School of Arts, which he led until 2021. In this discussion we cover the influence of Prof Steven Feld's "Jazz Cosmopolitanism" project in Accra, and the ways in which the South African project was a response to Feld's work with Ghanian musicians. We look at the impact of the Covid-19 restrictions which scuppered the planned collaboration between Accra and the Johannesburg and the reasons for the choice of Cosmologies as the working title for the South African project. We examine the ways that the project managed the Covid restrictions for their ground-breaking 2020 live concert at Wits, involving creative contributions from staff and students together with South African jazz musicians. We discuss the contribution made to the concert by the local “diga” dance improvisors and significance of such embodied responses for the post-apartheid cultural project in South Africa. We then unpack the surprising motivation for renaming the project as the Cosmopolitan Collective and look more closely at the four distinct streams of practice that have come to be featured in the research collaboration of the Collective. Useful links: Prof Steven Feld's book - https://www.dukeupress.edu/jazz-cosmopolitanism-in-accra Brett Pyper's paper, Jazz Festivals and the Post-Apartheid Public Sphere: Historical Precedents and the Contemporary Limits of Freedom https://www.jstor.org/stable/44651151 Gwenn Ansell's review of the historic 2020 Cosmologies concert at Wits University - https://www.newframe.com/life-in-jazz-notes-and-rhythm/ Wadee Ranoto's video clip of "diga" performance at the Cosmologies concert - https://youtu.be/_sK7XqnNzyA

Another day in Mzansi where honest siblings decided to call the police rather than take their pot of gold. After the duo made a withdrawal from an ATM in Oudtshoorn, it started raining cash to the value of R10,000. Alysia and Shane Mowers contemplated what they should do about this rare situation. Was it a gift or defining moment in their life? These siblings called SAPS after ATM spat out R10k in notes

Gerhard Meyer – granaat boer in Oudtshoorn en stigter van die Karoo Wonderful Pomegranates projek

Hui...nach unserer letzten Folge, in der Jasmin behauptet hat, Lissabon sei für sie die schönste Stadt der Welt, kommt jetzt noch so ein Brett: Südafrika ist für sie das tollste Land, das sie je bereist hat. Das gilt es jetzt natürlich zu beweisen. Aber wir können schonmal versprechen: Am Ende dieser Folge will nicht nur Katrin gleich ihre Koffer für Südafrika packen, sondern wahrscheinlich auch ihr.

Het die president sy staatsredebelofte om geslagsgeweld uit te roei, nagekom? Ons praat met 'n kenner. Ná twee jaar hou Oudtshoorn weer makietie.

Kinders tussen 12 en 17 word binnekort ingeënt word. Die DA veg verbete om beheer oor die Oudtshoorn-munisipaliteit terug te neem. 'n RSG omroeper word vereer vir sy bydrae tot die behoud van Countrymusiek.

Oral health and hygiene play a very important role in our general health; let alone during pregnancy and for our baby. There are a few factors that can contribute to oral health problems and complications, and we chat to oral hygienist Natasha van Reede van Oudtshoorn to better understand its importance for us and our little ones. Brought to you by Fedhealth, Epi-max & Jacaranda 94.2.

Oral health and hygiene play a very important role in our general health; let alone during pregnancy and for our baby. There are a few factors that can contribute to oral health problems and complications, and we chat to oral hygienist Natasha van Reede van Oudtshoorn to better understand its importance for us and our little ones. Brought to you by Fedhealth, Epi-max & Jacaranda 94.2.

Haidee delf in die herkoms van haar mense: Sy kyk na die aankoms van die slawe en hoe slawe se name gegee is. Slawe-navorser Aubrey Springveldt vertel van sy eie voorsate, en Haidee hoor meer van die Kamissa-rivier en die kreolisasie van mense. En by haar hartsplek en komvandaan, Oudtshoorn, vind sy uit van die waternimf by die watergat in die rooi heuwels – daar waar die Olifants- en die Kammanassie-riviere bymekaarkom.

This is episode 33 and we're focusing on the Cape after spending last episode partly in Xhosaland. By 1771 the inn on the sea – the town in Table Bay – was being referred to as Cape Town for the first time by travellers. It appears there was not even a formal process, just the town at the foot of the mountain emerged over the preceding 120 years and by 1772 there were approximately 7000 people living there. Four thousand whites including 1700 sailors, and 2000 free blacks and slaves. Part of this episode is going to be viewed through the eyes of botanist and Scots gardener and explorer Francis Masson who journeyed through the Cape three times. He arrived in October 1772 to find the acting governor was Joachim van Plettenberg. The newly appointed governor, Pieter van Rheede van Oudshoorn, had died at sea on the way out from Amsterdam. And right there are the men whose surnames would be two future towns – Plettenberg bay and Oudtshoorn. 1772 was an important year because that's when foreign shipping numbers increased significantly because of the American War of Independence which I mentioned last episode. French ships in particular were sailing through the bay regularly because they were supporting the American rebels who were fighting the British. Cape Town was already known as a pretty and orderly locale, it's layout admired by most who visited.

This is episode 33 and we're focusing on the Cape after spending last episode partly in Xhosaland. By 1771 the inn on the sea – the town in Table Bay – was being referred to as Cape Town for the first time by travellers. It appears there was not even a formal process, just the town at the foot of the mountain emerged over the preceding 120 years and by 1772 there were approximately 7000 people living there. Four thousand whites including 1700 sailors, and 2000 free blacks and slaves. Part of this episode is going to be viewed through the eyes of botanist and Scots gardener and explorer Francis Masson who journeyed through the Cape three times. He arrived in October 1772 to find the acting governor was Joachim van Plettenberg. The newly appointed governor, Pieter van Rheede van Oudshoorn, had died at sea on the way out from Amsterdam. And right there are the men whose surnames would be two future towns – Plettenberg bay and Oudtshoorn. 1772 was an important year because that's when foreign shipping numbers increased significantly because of the American War of Independence which I mentioned last episode. French ships in particular were sailing through the bay regularly because they were supporting the American rebels who were fighting the British. Cape Town was already known as a pretty and orderly locale, it's layout admired by most who visited.

This is episode 33 and we're focusing on the Cape after spending last episode partly in Xhosaland. By 1771 the inn on the sea – the town in Table Bay – was being referred to as Cape Town for the first time by travellers. It appears there was not even a formal process, just the town at the foot of the mountain emerged over the preceding 120 years and by 1772 there were approximately 7000 people living there. Four thousand whites including 1700 sailors, and 2000 free blacks and slaves. Part of this episode is going to be viewed through the eyes of botanist and Scots gardener and explorer Francis Masson who journeyed through the Cape three times. He arrived in October 1772 to find the acting governor was Joachim van Plettenberg. The newly appointed governor, Pieter van Rheede van Oudshoorn, had died at sea on the way out from Amsterdam. And right there are the men whose surnames would be two future towns – Plettenberg bay and Oudtshoorn. 1772 was an important year because that's when foreign shipping numbers increased significantly because of the American War of Independence which I mentioned last episode. French ships in particular were sailing through the bay regularly because they were supporting the American rebels who were fighting the British. Cape Town was already known as a pretty and orderly locale, it's layout admired by most who visited.

This is episode 33 and we're focusing on the Cape after spending last episode partly in Xhosaland. By 1771 the inn on the sea – the town in Table Bay – was being referred to as Cape Town for the first time by travellers. It appears there was not even a formal process, just the town at the foot of the mountain emerged over the preceding 120 years and by 1772 there were approximately 7000 people living there. Four thousand whites including 1700 sailors, and 2000 free blacks and slaves. Part of this episode is going to be viewed through the eyes of botanist and Scots gardener and explorer Francis Masson who journeyed through the Cape three times. He arrived in October 1772 to find the acting governor was Joachim van Plettenberg. The newly appointed governor, Pieter van Rheede van Oudshoorn, had died at sea on the way out from Amsterdam. And right there are the men whose surnames would be two future towns – Plettenberg bay and Oudtshoorn. 1772 was an important year because that's when foreign shipping numbers increased significantly because of the American War of Independence which I mentioned last episode. French ships in particular were sailing through the bay regularly because they were supporting the American rebels who were fighting the British. Cape Town was already known as a pretty and orderly locale, it's layout admired by most who visited.

In line with the approved the Self Sufficiency and Sustainability Strategic Framework, Correctional Services is today launching a prison project at Oudtshoorn in the Little Karoo. The vision is for the inmates to produce their own food for government to save money. Inmates will also gain practical skills and qualifications through the project. We spoke to our reporter Sagree Chetty.

Efforts are underway to save the Cango Caves - in Oudtshoorn, in the Western Cape. This national treasure in the Klein Karoo suffered huge financial losses as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Oudtshoorn Municipality is in the process of developing an economic recovery plan to try and save the caves.

Kliniese Sielkundige Thea Smith van Oudtshoorn praat vandag oor konflik in verhoudings.

Kliniese Sielkundige Thea Smith van Oudtshoorn praat vandag oor mense se grootse probleme in verhoudings.

When he was just 17 years old, he released ‘Better Day’ with Dominic Neil... then he finished school, took some time to do some self-exploring, and now he's back with a new single called ‘Sunset’, which comes off his album ‘Karoo Spirit’. The artist in question? Joe Louis - a 21-year-old talent straight outta Oudtshoorn.  On Saturday, 6 February 2021, Carl Wastie caught up with Joe to get the DL on what he's been up to and on the new single. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 7 of season 2, a conversation with Dr Andre van Oudtshoorn on the need for the church to remain open to the world.  Jesus the Reconciler (Book by Andre van Oudtshoorn)  https://www.amazon.com.au/Jesus-Reconciler-Andre-van-Oudtshoorn-ebook/dp/B016PTJXUC Connect with Andre https://www.pbc.wa.edu.au/ Connect with Matt https://www.facebook.com/mpschubert https://www.rmlc.org.au/ matthew.schubert@lca.org.auSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/churchuncharted)

Duisende mense ly honger weens die inperking; Die gemeenskap van Oudtshoorn is geruk deur die dood gister van dr. David Piedt, 'n ikoon in die onderwys en die Afrikaanse kultuurwêreld; Die EFF is sewe jaar oud - ons kyk na waarom die party gegroei het en wat die toekoms vir hulle inhou; en ons vra of elektriese vliegtuie die toekoms van lugvervoer is?

Velkommen til dag 3 og 4 af min sydafrikanske roadtrip fra Cape Town. I denne episode besøger jeg Safari Ostrich Farm i Oudtshoorn her på Garden Route. Det er den eneste traktorsafari på en strudsefarm i Sydafrika og det var meget interessant at se og lære noget om denne underlige fugl, hvis forfædre rækker helt tilbage til dinosaurernes liv. Så tager jeg til Knysna – en hyggelig lille by lige i hjertet af Garden Route. Mens Oudtshoorn er berømt for struds er Knysna mest kendt for østers. Så selvom jeg ikke er den store østersspiser bliver jeg nødt til at smage på det, så jeg tager på østersrestauranten 34 South på Knysna Waterfront. Inden det havde jeg gået en lang tur ud til Knysna Head og set solnedgangen. Da jeg dagen efter fortsætter stik øst mod Port Elisabeth og kommer til Bloukrans Bridge, hvor de har verdens højeste bro-bungyjump, Bloukrans Bridge Bungy. Det er 216 meter over Bloukrans River. Her taler jeg med nogle af springerne både før og efter deres spring ned i kløften.   LINKS: Radiovagabond er produceret af Radioguru. Sponsor Hotels25.dk  Se billeder på Radiovagabond.dk   Følg også RadioVagabond på Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.

Welcome to day 3 and 4 of my road trip from Cape Town. In this episode, I visit Safari Ostrich Farm in Oudtshoorn here on the Garden Route in South Africa. It's the only Tractor Safari on an Ostrich Farm in South Africa, and it's interesting to see and learn something new about this weird bird – a specie whose ancestors have been around since the age of dinosaurs.  Then I head to Knysna – a quaint town located in the heart of the world-famous Garden Route. If Oudtshoorn is big on Ostriches and Knysna is mostly known for Oysters. So, I go to a restaurant called 34 South at the Waterfront after a long walk to Knysna Head to see the sunset. On my way from Knysna to Port Elisabeth I was driving straight east along the coastline on the N2 Highway. Again, the view from the window of my Toyota Corolla was unreal. On the border between the Eastern Cape and the Western Cape, I get to Bloukrans Bridge where they have the world's highest commercial bridge bungy jump, Bloukrans Bridge Bungy. It's 216 meters (709 ft) above the Bloukrans River. Here I speak to some of the jumpers both before and after their jump. . LINKS: Sponsor Hotels25.com  The Radio Vagabond is produced by RadioGuru. See pictures on TheRadioVagabond.com   You can follow The Radio Vagabond on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Radiovagabond podcast er tilbage. Dette er en episode, der blev optaget inden Covid-19 og er den første del af min roadtrip fra Cape Town til Johannesburg. Jeg starter med en smuk køretur på Garden Route til Kap Agulhas – det sydligste punkt af Afrika, hvor Atlanterhavet og det Indiske Ocean mødes. Herefter kan du tage med nordpå mod Oudtshoorn gennem noget smukt landskab, og på vejen besøger jeg Ronnies Shop, som ændrede navn til Ronnies Sex Shop som en joke fra hans venner. Først var han rasende over, at de havde malet på bygningen, men da nysgerrige mennesker væltede ind, og han begyndte at tjene mange penge tilgav han. For som Ronnie siger: ”Sex sælger”. Du kan se min rute og lidt billeder fra Ronnies Sex Shop og noget af det smukke landskab på Radiovagabond.dk.   LINKS: Radiovagabond er produceret af Radioguru. Sponsor Hotels25.dk  Se billeder på Radiovagabond.dk   Følg også RadioVagabond på Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.  

The Radio Vagabond podcast is back...! This is an episode that was recorded pre-Corona and is the first leg of my road trip from Cape Town to Johannesburg. I start driving Garden Route to Cape Agulhas – the southernmost point of Africa where the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean meet.  Then I head north towards Oudtshoorn and on the way I visit Ronnies Shop that had its name changed to Ronnies Sex Shop as a prank from his friends. He was angry at first but that turned the business around, because as he said: "Sex sells, my friend".  See my route on TheRadioVagabond.com along with a few pictures of the shop and some stunning landscape.  LINKS: Sponsor Hotels25.com  The Radio Vagabond is produced by RadioGuru. See pictures on TheRadioVagabond.com   You can follow The Radio Vagabond on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Cobus is a dear friend of ours. He is a successful producer and also a businessman who owns beautiful lodges in Hoedspruit and Oudtshoorn. His company, Kaapland Films, has produced some of the best local films and currently are promoting the thrilling "Griekwastad". I worked with him on the romantic dramedy "Mooirivier". He is married to the beautiful Gerdi and they have 3 amazing children and there is a pearl of amazing wisdom behind how they raised their children that I want to get to today.   Make sure you go support Griekwastad on DSTV Box Office.   Blessings Heinz www.lovekeymission.com/partner bookings@lovekey.co.za

I honestly must tell you that I had some great moments running in Saudi Arabia. Yup, that's what todays chat is all about. Running in Saudi… in Riyadh to be more specific. First off: Don't think if you ran on a hot summer's day, that you know what hot is. The Saudi weather has those couple of extra degrees and the thing is, the heat, the hot weather last a long long time. Whether you are destined to go there for work, or perhaps as a tourist… you're your running gear along. Oh maybe you heard or read some negatives stories about this great country… don't believe all the negative stories, rather get firsthand experience and you will find many like minded people and a country that surprises you. Quite different to the image the media sometimes portrays. But, I just want to share you with my hot running experience in Saudi. Especially because so many people told me it would be impossible to run there, not only due to the heat but also that it's not part of the tradition. Short trousers are frowned upon, there are hardly any run events etc. Join me as I clear some nonsense and fake news and present you some firsthand accounts of what it's like. And the friendly runners I met All of them HOT,… Ha Ha. Yes, heat will be a topic throughout this whole podcast. Obviously, because just for starts: what do you guess the average annual temperature is for Riyadh the capital? Come on guess… don't give me the “I don't know” … yes I am listening…. Chances are you are wrong. The average high for Riyadh is…. You better hold on to something…. Are you ready: 32 degrees Celsius or 90 Fahrenheit. Average… Now that is impressive. Did you guess correctly? Wow, congrats genius. Well done clever Trevor. Listen, I grew up in South Africa, and there are some Hot places, be it Upington, or Oudtshoorn where I spent my National Service time. I lived in Delhi for some years, in Mexico, so I thought I knew heat, or hot weather. That's why before I went to Saudi, I didn't think for a second that I would not be able to run there. But the heat is a different one. In Upington on a Hot summers' day it can be 34 Celcius or 94 Fahrenheit. But that is Dezember January February. Riyadh boasts with 5 months of Temperature over 100 Fahrenheit temperatures over 45 are a regular site on your iPhone weather app…. And let me be honest, it is a huge difference. Perhaps now as you are listening to it you are thinking “doesn't sound so much more, does it”? But it is… There is one benefit though… the heat is dry. So for me at least it is much more pleasant than running in the tropics. I am the sort of guy if I see a video about some researcher in the jungle and he is all sweaty, I need to change the channel. Humidity not my thing. Reminds me too much of the time where I had malaria. Yup your run coach thought he's going to die, and the next day the pain was so bad I wished I would die. Ha Ha. But I digress. Back to Saudi, running and heat.

This episode covers Monday 5 August to Sunday 11 August 2019. We start with plenty of arts and entertainment events including the National Theatre Live Encore Season (Fugard Theatre), Cellist with Rabies (Alexander Upstairs), Burn the Floor (Baxter Theatre), Bianca Del Rio (CTICC), and the Cape Town Concert Series (Baxter Theatre). We then travel to Oudtshoorn for the Klein Karoo Klassique, Elgin for the Winter Wine Festival, and Constantia for luxury accommodation and fine dining at the Cellars-Hohenort Hotel as well as an exclusive wine tour visiting some of South Africa’s best wine estates. (Detailed show notes are available exclusively at www.capetowntravel.guide.)

Welcome to the third and final episode from Antigua in the Caribbean. Here you can join us on a so-called Triflexcursion. It's a small startup company run by Mark and Giles.   TRIFLEXCUSION We're going on a 2-hour biking, hiking and kayaking tour. First, we ride 15 minutes through St. John's to a beautiful beach, where we get into a kayak – two people in each – and paddle through a mangrove reserve for 30 minutes. Then we get back on our bikes and ride a further 10 minutes to Fort James National Park. But before we go up there, we make a rest stop at the beach.   I MET MISS ANTIGUA Here on the beach, there's a small restaurant in a shed. When I enter, there's an older woman with the back to me. She's singing, and I see her being on the phone. Somebody tells me that she's live on the local radio right now on a program is called "The Shut-in Show" – and that this is something she does every Sunday. Her name is Yvonne, and after she hangs up, I chat to her. She shows me a small picture of herself in an old book. The text beside the picture reads: "Former model turned restaurateur. Yvonne "Candy" Pilgrim has run the Candy Lane beach bar and restaurant since 1976. Located near the historic Fort James, the venue is popular with locals and tourists alike." She tells me that she was Miss Antigua in 1967.   FORT JAMES WITH CANONS AND A DISCOTEQUE IN RUINS We finish the Triflexcursion up a hill at historical Fort James. It's a place where there are some old canons and a house that some years ago it was used as a discotheque. Now it's abandoned and in ruins. But an exciting place with a great view.   And that was all from my fantastic trip to Antiqua.   LISTENER RESPONSE I received an email from Daniel, a listener in Dubai:   Hi Palle, I have just been listening on my earphones while out on my morning run.  It was the Conakry Podcast, so the background traffic noises had me looking over my shoulder thinking it was errant motorcycle or taxi! Your podcasts are quite addictive and a great way to get a dose of vitamin 'travel' in between the two long stretches of the real thing for me. If you're ever in Dubai again let me know. I have met up with many , including Torbjørn Pedersen and Ric Gazarian on their travels passing through the city. Looking forward to your adventures around the world to come. Cheers, Daniel Whitfield   Thank you, Daniel. I'll be coming to Dubai in December, so I hope I'll see you then. Daniel mentions Torbjørn Petersen and Ric Gazarion. Tor is an amazing traveler. A Dane who is traveling to every country in the world without flying in one single unbroken journey. You can follow his project on onceuponasaga.dk. And Ric is also a good friend of mine. We've met so far in three different continents. In fact, I met him in London just a few weeks ago. He does a podcast called Counting Countries - where I was a guest recently. He also does another podcast called The Nomad Mania Podcast, where he interviews some of the worlds most extreme travelers. Nomad Mania is a website that divides the world into regions. It's founded by the man that arguably has been to most places in the world, Harry Mitsidis. I guy I also met in London recently for a chat – and that's going to be the next interview here on The Radio Vagabond.   Ric Gazarian has also been on The Radio Vagabond when I met him in Chicago. I called that episode: "Gaz is Global Country Counter." All the links are below.   If you also want to drop me a line and tell me where you are and what you're doing right now, please use this special email address for this: listener@theradiovagabond.com You can also send me a voice message on WhatsApp. The number is +4540105105.   NEXT: BACK IN AFRICA The episodes from Antigua was a bit of a detour from my journey. And in the next episode, we're back on track with my adventures in Africa. When I left you, I was in Conakry and about to leave western Africa after having visited Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, and Guinea. Traveling through these countries over three months was exciting, an adventure and very rewarding with all the exotic places and interesting people I met. I made so many interesting people, and both made a lot of friends. It was exciting but also rough. Physically and mentally challenges, especially when going from one place to another overland in small beat-up crammed minibusses or shared taxies on bad roads. So after three months, I decided that I wanted to get down to Cape Town, which has a very special place in my heart. I'll spend two months in Cape Town, my longest stop on the trip so far. But I still carry my microphone everywhere, so I have so many recordings that I'm going to be sorting through and sharing with you in several episodes. To name a few things: There's going to be a full episode only with Cape Town Uber drivers. I find out that Cape Town is the gin capital of the world and I speak to the young owner of one of the many a small distilleries.   I go searching for Sugar – the owner of a legendary small vinyl store and the guy who found Rodrigues in the Oscar Winning documentary Searching for Sugarman. If you haven't seen this film yet, I suggest that you do before you listen to my episode with Sugar Segerman from Cape Town. After Cape Town, I rent a car and go on a road trip through the country. I drive on the Garden Route and make stops in many amazing places in South Africa. Oudtshoorn, Knysna, Port Elizabeth, Durban where I do the worlds highest swing over their football stadium, St Lucia where Hippos are roaming around in the streets at night. I also go to Lesotho, Swaziland, and Mozambique before spending a few days driving around in Kruger National Park looking for The Big Five and end up in Pretoria and Johannesburg. But before that, I need to get down to Cape Town from Conakry in Guinea, and I had a bit of luck as to how to do that. I found a flight with Ethiopian Air that allowed me to have a small stopover in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. And this is where you'll find me in the next episode. Even though my stop was short, a lot of stuff happened here. I end up in the middle of a parade during their most religious event of the year. I made some new friends, I thought. Instead, I end up getting scammed. I promise you that I will share both my ups and downs from this trip. So I will also be brutally honest and share what went through my mind when I think I'm going to die and I have somewhat of a mental breakdown when I think I only had a few more months to live. That's when The Radio Vagabond continues in a few weeks. Produced by Radioguru.co.uk. My name is Palle Bo, and I gotta keep moving. See you.   DISCLAIMER: The trip to Antigua was made possible by Antigua and Barbuda Tourism and Elite Island Resorts, but even though it was a sponsored trip, everything I've said is my genuine opinion.   LINKS: Antigua and Barbuda Turism Verandah Resort & Spa   Triflexcusion   Once Upon a Saga Counting Countries The Nomad Mania Podcast Rick Gazarion on The Radio Vagabond  The Radio Vagabond is produced by RadioGuru. See pictures on TheRadioVagabond.com   You can follow The Radio Vagabond on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.              

Velkommen til den tredje og sidste episode fra Antigua i Caribien. Her kan du være med på en såkaldt ”Triflexcursion”. Det er et lille nyt firma, der drives af Mark and Giles.   TRIFLEXCUSION Vi tager en 2-timers cykling, vandreture og kajak tur. Først kører vi 15 minutter gennem St. John's til en smuk strand, hvor vi hopper i en kajak - to personer i hver - og padle gennem noget smukt naturområde i 30 minutter. Så kommer vi tilbage på vores cykler og kører yderligere 10 minutter til Fort James National Park. Men før vi går deroppe, laver vi et pitstop på stranden.   JEG MØDTE MISS ANTIGUA Her på stranden er der en lille restaurant i et skur. Da jeg går ind, er der en ældre kvinde med ryggen til mig. Hun synger, og jeg ser at hun står med en telefon. Nogen fortæller mig, at hun er direkte på den lokale radio lige nu på et program kaldes "The Shut-in Show" - og at det er noget, hun gør hver søndag. Hendes navn er Yvonne, og efter hun hænger op, taler jeg med hende. Hun viser mig et lille billede af sig selv i en gammel bog. Teksten ved siden af ​​billedet læser: "Tidligere model blev restauratør. Yvonne" Candy "Pilgrim har kørt Candy Lane strandbar og restaurant siden 1976. Beliggende nær den historiske Fort James er lokalet populært blandt både lokalbefolkningen og turisterne." Hun fortæller mig, at hun var Miss Antigua i 1967.   FORT JAMES MED KANONER OG ET DISCOTEK I RUINER Vi slutter Triflexcursion op ad en bakke på historiske Fort James. Det er et sted, hvor der er nogle gamle kanoner og et hus, der for nogle år siden blev brugt som diskotek. Nu er det forladt og i ruiner. Men et spændende sted med en fantastisk udsigt.   Og det var alt fra min fantastiske tur til Antigua.   BREV FRA EN LYTTER Jeg har modtaget en e-mail fra Daniel, en lytter i Dubai:   Hej Palle Jeg har lige lyttet på mine hovedtelefoner, mens jeg er ude på min morgen-løbetur. Det var din Conakry episode, så baggrundslydene fik mig til at kigge mig over skulderen da jeg troede, at der var hidsig motorcykel eller taxi, der var ved at køre mig ned! Dine podcasts er ganske vanedannende og en fantastisk måde at få en dosis af vitamin-rejse-indsprøjtning imellem mine egne rejser. Hvis du nogensinde er i Dubai igen, så sig til. Jeg har mødt med mange andre rejsende, heriblandt Torbjørn Pedersen og Ric Gazarian på deres rejser, når de har passeret gennem byen. Ser frem til dine eventyr rundt om i verden. Cheers, Daniel Whitfield   Mange tak for din mail, Daniel. Jeg kommer faktisk til Dubai i december i år, så jeg håber at vi kan ses der. Daniel nævner Torbjørn Petersen og Ric Gazarion. Tor er en fantastisk rejsende. En dansker, der rejser til alle lande i verden uden at flyve i en enkelt ubrudt rejse. Du kan følge hans vanvittige projekt på onceuponasaga.dk. Og Ric er også en af mine venner. Vi har  indtil nu mødt hinanden i tre forskellige kontinenter. Faktisk mødte jeg ham i London for et par uger siden. Han laver en podcast, der hedder Counting Countries - hvor jeg for nylig selv var gæst. Han laver også en anden podcast kaldet The Nomad Mania Podcast, hvor han interviewer nogle af verdens mest ekstreme rejsende. Nomad Mania er en hjemmeside, der deler verden i regioner. Det er grundlagt af Harry Mitsidis, den mand, der sandsynligvis er den person, der har været i flest steder i verden. Jeg mødte også Harry i London for nylig en snak - og det bliver det næste interview her i Radiovagabond. Ric Gazarian har også været gæst i Radio Vagabond, da jeg mødte ham i Chicago. Jeg kaldte den episode: "Gaz er global og landetæller." Alle links er nedenfor.   Hvis du også vil sende mig en linje og fortælle mig, hvor du er, og hvad du laver lige nu, så brug venligst denne særlige e-mail-adresse til dette: lytter@radiovagabond.dk Du kan også sende mig en talebesked på WhatsApp. Nummeret er +4540105105.   SNART TILBAGE I AFRIKA Episoderne fra Antigua var lidt af en omvej fra min rejse. Og i den næste episode er vi tilbage på sporet med mit eventyr i Afrika. Da jeg forlod dig, var jeg i Conakry og skulle sige farvel til Vestafrika efter at have besøgt Marokko, Vestsahara, Mauretanien, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau og Guinea. At rejse gennem disse lande i tre måneder var spændende, et eventyr og meget givende med alle de eksotiske steder og interessante mennesker, jeg mødte. Det var spændende, men også hårdt både fysisk og mentalt, især når man flytter sig fra ét sted til et andet i små gamle bulede minibusser eller dele-taxier på dårlige veje. Så efter tre måneder besluttede jeg mig for at komme ned til Cape Town, som har et meget specielt sted i mit hjerte. Jeg kommer til at tilbringe to måneder i Cape Town, mit længste stop på rejsen indtil nu. Men jeg har stadig altid min mikrofon i lommen, så jeg har mange optagelser, jeg nu skal sortere igennem og dele med dig i flere episoder. For at nævne nogle få ting: Der vil kun være en hel episode med Cape Town Uber-chauffører. Jeg finder ud af, at Cape Town er verdens gin-hovedstad og jeg taler med den unge ejer af en af ​​de mange små destillerier. Jeg går på jagt efter ”Sugar” - ejeren af ​​en legendarisk lille vinylbutik og den fyr, der var med til at finde Rodrigues i den Oscar-vindende dokumentar, Searching for Sugarman. Hvis du ikke har set denne film endnu, foreslår jeg at du gør, inden du lytter til min episode med ”Sugar” Segerman fra Cape Town. Efter Cape Town lejer jeg en bil og tager på en tur gennem Sydafrika. Jeg kører på Garden Route og stopper på mange fantastiske steder i landet: Oudtshoorn, Knysna, Port Elizabeth, Durban (hvor jeg hopper ud i verdens højeste gyngetur over deres fodboldstadion) og St. Lucia (hvor flodheste går rundt i gaderne om natten). Jeg går også til Lesotho, Swaziland og Mozambique, før jeg spenderer et par dage med at køre rundt i Kruger National Park på udkig efter ”The Big Five” og ender i Pretoria og Johannesburg. Men inden da skal jeg jo ned til Cape Town fra Conakry i Guinea. Og her havde jeg heldet med mig. Jeg fandt en flyvning med Ethiopian Air, der tillod mig at have en 24 timers mellemlanding i Etiopien. Og det er her du finder mig i næste episode. Selvom mit ophold var kort, skete der mange ting her. Jeg ender i midten af ​​en parade under deres mest religiøse begivenhed af året. Jeg fik nogle nye venner… troede jeg. I stedet bliver jeg fuppet. Og så kommer jeg til at dele, hvad der gik igennem hovedet på mig, da jeg tror, ​​jeg skal dø. Det er da Radio Vagabond fortsætter om et par uger. Produceret af Radioguru. Mit navn er Palle Bo, og jeg skal videre. Vi ses.   DISCLAIMER: Turen til Antigua blev gjort mulig af Antigua og Barbuda Turism og Elite Island Resorts, men selvom det var en sponsoreret tur, er alt, hvad jeg har sagt, min ægte mening.   LINKS: Antigua and Barbuda Turism Verandah Resort & Spa   Triflexcusion Once Upon a Saga Counting Countries The Nomad Mania Podcast Nomad Mania Rick Gazarion on The Radio Vagabond  Radiovagabond er produceret af Radioguru. Se billeder på Radiovagabond.dk   Følg også RadioVagabond på Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.  

Chris Slabber is ’n bekroonde grafiese kunstenaar, illustreerder en fotograaf van Oudtshoorn. Hy kom kuier in die garage en ons gesels oor ’n klomp van sy projekte, die mediums wat hy gebruik, advertising agencies, musiek, kreatiwiteit en al die awards wat hy gewen het.Chris Slabber op Behance: http://be.net/csdandi Geborg deur http://www.live-now.co.za 

Episode 9 brings the road trip from storm river to Oudtshoorn with a mix of some money business, Sandboarding and having a couple wildlife encounters. Did you know hanging in the water with a crocodile is a thing? Well it is. This podcast is focused on solo travel and how to gather your wits and make your Travel dreams come true through a collaboration of stories from me to you.

Fine Music Radio — Rodney Trudgeon’s guest on People of Note came about after a chance encounter at the City Hall recently where he had just done the pre-concert talk. In the audience was a man who is just starting his 20th season as the pre-concert speaker for the world famous Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Dr Johann Buis is currently Associate Professor of Musicology at Wheaton College Illinois but he was born and raised in Oudtshoorn in South Africa and became the first professional oboist of colour in South Africa when he served as a permanent sub with the Cape Town Symphony Orchestra between 1978 and 1982.

die president van die Progressive Professionals Forum en die Decolonisation Foundation, Mzwanele Manyi, het gister saam met dr. Matthews Phosa aan die bespreking by die KKNK op Oudtshoorn deelgeneem. Ons praat nou met hom oor 'n paar stellings wat hy gemaak het.

Die ANC gaan die 2019-verkiesing verloor, voorspel die voormalige ANC-tesourier dr. Matthews Phosa. Hy het gister met Heindrich Wyngaard by die KKNK op Oudtshoorn gepraat.

Haide ry altyd deur Calitzdorp om by haar tuisdorp, Oudtshoorn, uit te kom. Sy het altyd gewonder oor die mense hier - wat hulle doen en wie hulle is? Sy maak toe 'n draai op die dorpie, wat onder inwoners as die Port-hoofstad bekendstaan. Ander verwys ook na die dorp as Kallieklip. Haidee het 'n hele paar mense se stories gehoor, en vertel vir ons meer van plaasboer Klokkie, die taxi-man met die rastalokke, Neale Coetzee, en 'n hele spul ander kleurryke mense wat op hierdie klein Karoordorpie woon.

Willim bel vir drummer Jean Middelvinger van Dead Lucky, Black Cat Bones se bassist Chris Danger Thundervolt, Griffin en Chopper Charlie van Watkykjy.co.za en sy ou vriend Jacques Stemmet van Oudtshoorn, wat die baskitaar geklap het in The Great Apes… hy vra hulle uit oor Iron Maiden en wat aangaan met hulle eie bands (en blog).

Session 5 – Andre van Oudtshoorn

Session 3 – Nicholas van Oudtshoorn

Howard sat down with father and son dentists Dr. Nic van Rheede van Oudtshoorn and Dr. Sybrand van Rheede van Oudtshoorn. Their discussion covered the status of dentistry in South Africa from water fluoridation, to dental technologies, to how apartheid affected the profession.   Dr. Nic van Rheede van Oudtshoorn: As a Dux student at the University of Pretoria, he obtained his B.Ch.D in 1977, before starting a dental practice in Pietersburg. Elected to the executive committee of DASA (Dental Association of South Africa), Northern Province in 1985, he has since 1987 been President (Chairman) of SADA’s (South African Dental Association) Limpopo Branch. Elected to the Board of Directors of Limpopo Medi-Clinic in 2002, he still holds the position, as well as President of South African Academy of Computerized Dentistry (SAACD). He is also an exco member of the International Society of Computerized Dentistry (ISCD). In 2008 he opened a high-tech dental practice, The Dental Studio, equipped with lecturing and training facilities.   Dr. Sybrand van Rheede van Oudtshoorn: In 2000, he obtained his B.Sc (Psychology and Physiology) Stellenbosch and BDS (MEDUNSA) in 2005. In 2008, Sybrand did his DipOdont (Postgraduate diploma in Dentistry - Oral surgery) in Pretoria and in 2010 obtained a PDD (Postgraduate diploma in Dentistry – Endodontics in Pretoria. He was in private practice from 2006 - 2012 in Polokwane and from 2008 - 2012 has been an ISCD (certified CEREC trainer).   www.TheDentalStudio.co.za

Beaufort-Wes sal binnekort 'n groter toerisme- en sake-middelpunt in die Sentrale Karoo wees, ná die stigting van 'n vliegskool by die plaaslike vliegveld. Die Avic Internasionale Vliegakademie (AIFA) lei hoofsaaklik Sjinese kadette op, deur kontrakte met die land se kommersiële lugrederye. AIFA het ook basisse in George en Oudtshoorn, maar Beaufort-Wes sal hulle grootste operasionele sentrum word. Tanya Krause doen verslag.

The embattled Oudtshoorn Municipality in the Little Karoo has once again seen a change in power...barely two months after the DA's take-over in July...and weeks after the municipality was placed under administration. The council was thrown into chaos last Friday after councillors of the NPP and a DA councillor sided with the ANC - giving them a majority. Motions of no-confidence were passed...and a new mayor, deputy mayor and speaker were elected. Following the shake up...former Mayor Gordon April is now once again Mayor. The NPP's John Stoffels who in July sided with the DA, has returned to supporting the ANC and retains his position as Deputy Mayor. And ICOSA's Vlancio Donson who was ousted as former Deputy Mayor, is now the speaker. Mlamli Maneli reports...

Oudtshoorn dalk onder adminsitrasie

Welcome to another Ask Coach Parry, and we are getting loads of great questions in as we get closer to the Two Oceans Marathon and the Comrades Marathon. Hannes has submitted his question today. He says he has been running for three to four years, he is training for the Comrades Marathon up run and currently is experiencing extreme fatigue. He is running between 55 and 65km's a week. He did the Kango Marathon in Oudtshoorn, he continued to train the following week. The following Friday they did a 47km long run to Hout Bay and back. This past Sunday he completed the 'half Cycle Tour' (as they're calling it, the Short Argus). He was also supposed to go out for a short run last night, but just couldn't get himself to do it. Hes asking should he be worried, should he start using recovery mix? His marathon time is 1.52, his Comrades Marathon time last year was in 11.54. He did a sub 6 hour Two Oceans Ultra Marathon last year. He is looking forward to your suggestions. Read More · Training Programs · www.CoachParry.com

TalkFEED — Welcome to another Ask Coach Parry, and we are getting loads of great questions in as we get closer to the Two Oceans Marathon and the Comrades Marathon. Hannes has submitted his question today. He says he has been running for three to four years, he is training for the Comrades Marathon up run and currently is experiencing extreme fatigue. He is running between 55 and 65km's a week. He did the Kango Marathon in Oudtshoorn, he continued to train the following week. The following Friday they did a 47km long run to Hout Bay and back. This past Sunday he completed the 'half Cycle Tour' (as they're calling it, the Short Argus). He was also supposed to go out for a short run last night, but just couldn't get himself to do it. Hes asking should he be worried, should he start using recovery mix? His marathon time is 1.52, his Comrades Marathon time last year was in 11.54. He did a sub 6 hour Two Oceans Ultra Marathon last year. He is looking forward to your suggestions. Read More · Training Programs

Wir haben die Cango Caves und die Wasserfälle in Oudtshoorn besucht Download als AAC oder MP3 Intro Cango Caves http://www.oudtshoorninfo.com/attractions.php?id=3&category=100 Größte Tropfsteinhöhle der Welt Inside the Caves Unser Guide erzählt und singt Wasserfälle R328 Rust-en-Vrede Waterfall Sehenswürdigkeiten von Outshoorn Haben wir links liegen lassen. Vor allem die Touristenattraktionen

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