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John Maytham is joined by Grammy Award-winner Zakes Bantwini to talk about Rhythms of Love, a benefit concert in Cape Town hosted by Mom’s House for Children. The event aims to raise funds for vulnerable children in Mpumalanga and Limpopo. Zakes shares how this music-filled weekend will support clean water, education, and healing initiatives — all powered by rhythm and purpose. This is more than an event—it’s the beginning of a movement. Buy a ticket via QUICKET The Beach Party with ZAKES BANTWINI and top Cape Town DJs and Internationals Cabo Beach club SAT 19 April 2025, 12 S Arm Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront , Cape Town, From 3pm till Late ! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the On Location series recorded for HIMSS 2025 in Las Vegas, hosts Marco Ciappelli and Sean Martin sit down with Albe Zakes, Director of Strategic Communications at HIMSS, to discuss the transformative impact of technology on healthcare and the upcoming conference's role in driving innovation. HIMSS, a global society of health and technology professionals, brings together leaders, clinicians, practitioners, and innovators to harness the power of information and technology for improved patient outcomes and expanded access to healthcare.A Focus on Collaboration Over ExpertiseZakes emphasizes a significant shift in how the HIMSS conference operates. While traditional conferences often rely on a top-down approach with speakers sharing insights, HIMSS is increasingly prioritizing collaboration. The 2025 event will feature expanded networking opportunities and dedicated breaks to foster real-time partnerships and relationships that can extend beyond the conference. The approach underscores the organization's belief in the “symbiotic triangle” of people, technology, and process—highlighting that technology alone is not enough without empowering the people who use it.Exploring Key Topics: AI, Cybersecurity, and Health EquityArtificial intelligence (AI) is set to take center stage at HIMSS 2025, reflecting its transition from a speculative technology to a practical tool reshaping healthcare. With dozens of educational sessions dedicated to AI, the conference will explore how clean data and strong governance are critical to unlocking AI's potential in improving healthcare delivery.Cybersecurity is another major focus, with a dedicated Healthcare Cybersecurity Forum and a Cybersecurity Command Center on the exhibit floor. Notably, former U.S. Cyber Command and NSA Director General Paul Nakasone will deliver a keynote on maintaining security in an AI-driven world. The emphasis on cybersecurity aligns with the critical need to protect patient data and maintain trust within the healthcare ecosystem.Zakes also highlights the Health Equity Forum, which aligns with HIMSS's mission to ensure that technology advancements translate into equitable healthcare access. The forum will gather leaders from governments and nonprofits worldwide to discuss strategies to improve health equity globally.Innovation and Emerging TechnologiesThe conference aims to showcase not only established tech giants like Oracle and AWS but also emerging companies and startups. The “First-Time Exhibitors Pavilion” and the “Emerge Innovation Experience” will offer opportunities for attendees to engage with new technologies and ideas. The Emerge Innovation Experience will feature a pitch contest and networking events for entrepreneurs and investors, driving forward-thinking solutions in healthcare technology.The Power of People, Technology, and ProcessThis episode offers a glimpse into the critical themes that will dominate HIMSS 2025, providing valuable insights into how technology, collaboration, and innovation are reshaping healthcare. With thought-provoking discussions on AI, cybersecurity, and health equity, listeners are invited to explore how these advancements impact not only healthcare systems but also society at large. Tune in to hear more about the initiatives and opportunities at HIMSS 2025, and how you can be part of the conversation shaping the future of healthcare.Guest: Albe Zakes, Director of Strategic Communications at HIMSS | On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/albezakes/Hosts:Sean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast [@RedefiningCyber] | On ITSPmagazine:  https://www.itspmagazine.com/sean-martinMarco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals Podcast | On ITSPmagazine: https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli____________________________This Episode's SponsorsTo learn about event coverage sponsorship options, please visit https://itspm.ag/event-coverage-package____________________________ResourcesLearn more and catch more stories from HIMSS 2025 coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/on-location____________________________Catch all of our event coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/technology-and-cybersecurity-conference-coverageTo see and hear more Redefining CyberSecurity content on ITSPmagazine, visit: https://www.itspmagazine.com/redefining-cybersecurity-podcastTo see and hear more Redefining Society stories on ITSPmagazine, visit:https://www.itspmagazine.com/redefining-society-podcastWant to tell your Brand Story Briefing as part of our event coverage? Learn More

The Zakes Bantwini 20th Anniversary in Music, in partnership with East Coast Radio, is taking place on Friday night, the 5th of July at Durban ICC. It's the perfect start to your Durban July weekend! For tickets, go to howler.co.za - Carmen Reddy was very excited to hear about this event and catches up with Zakes Bantwini . Webpage

Earth Development President and CEO Eddy Zakes, CSP and SIMA's Senior Manager of Membership Evan Newman packed a lot of great points into this episode of Snow Talk. Listen in to hear Zakes' approach to: Company cultureEducation and personal developmentRecognition and rewardsA deep bench of emerging leaders Leadership authenticity and transparency

  Clement is hanging out with renowned novelist, poet and playwright, Professor Zakes Mda as they reflect on his career which spans decades.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Probably the proudest wife in the country at the moment, Nandi Madida, musician and wife of Zakes Bantwini, has expressed her pride in her husband, who bagged the first Grammy Award of his career. Zakes, real name Zakhele Madida, bagged a Grammy win for the song Bayethe which he shares with flautist Wouter Kellerman and vocalist Nomcebo Zikode. “The most inspiring is that no matter what he achieves, Zakes continues to remain humble, loving and kind-hearted. No matter what the accolade may be, the true essence of who he is and his character is what I celebrate most about him and enjoy,” Nandi told TshisaLIVE TshisaLIVE

Salve a tutti, sono Vittoria Sessa ed attualmente sto terminando il mio ultimo anno di bachelor in lingua e letteratura inglese ed Italiana presso l'università di Ginevra.Oggi vorrei proporvi un romanzo che abbiamo letto durante un seminario di letteratura inglese su gli “autori sudafricani”. Il libro in questione si chiama “Ways of Dying” scritto da Zakes Mda. Quest'ultimo é uno scrittore e sceneggiatore sudafricano i cui lavori più conosciuti e apprezzati si concentrano sul fenomeno dell'apartheid, un lungo periodo di oppressione contro la comunità di colore in sud Africa da parte di un governo di etnia bianca, che durò dal 1948 fino al 1991. Ways of dying, per la precisione, si svolge durante il post apartheid, una fase di transizione molto difficile e sofferta, in quanto il cambiamento da un governo oppressivo ad uno stato libero, come ci si può immaginare, non é stato immediato. Il libro narra le vicende di Toloki e Noria, un uomo e una donna che vivono in una baraccopoli sudafricana all'inizio degli anni novanta, che vedranno sbocciare un tenero amore l'uno per l'altra in un contesto di violenza, estrema povertà ed una costante lotta per la sopravvivenza.Il personaggio principale, Toloki, ha una singolare occupazione: in cambio di un compenso si presenta ai funerali di sconosciuti per piangere il morto e consolare le famiglie in lutto, in pratica una prefica al maschile. La bizzarra ed inusuale professione di Toloki acquista un senso agli occhi del lettore una volta che si realizza la difficile situazione politica e sociale del periodo di transizione; un periodo segnato da guerre interne nelle comunità di colore che causò ancor più dolore e morte dell'apartheid. In un paese segnato da tanti decessi diventava difficile provvedere ad un lutto rispettabile per ogni morto, ed é qui che il lavoro di Toloki entra in gioco; piangere coloro che non hanno nessuno a piangerli. Coloro che non hanno ricevuto il rispetto dovuto in vita, lo riceveranno almeno nella morte. Tra personaggi e atmosfere un po' grottesche, si consuma anche la toccante storia d'amore di Toloki e Noria, una relazione che sopravvive e cresce giorno per giorno nella difficile realtà delle baraccopoli in Sudafrica, all'insegna del reciproco supporto e della solidarietà.Il libro mi ha molto toccata e commossa, in quanto mi ha aperto gli occhi su una realtà che prima ignoravo. Conosciamo l'oppressione dell'apartheid, si studia a scuola, conosciamo l'ingiustizia subita dal popolo sudafricano durante questi decenni, tuttavia in pochi sanno che con la fine di questo regime, le cose non sono migliorate subito, la violenza non é scomparsa e i diritti dei cittadini di colore non sono stati subito riconosciuti. Sono rimasta impressionata nello scoprire che il periodo post apartheid é stato in se, più violento dell'oppressione da cui era appena uscito.Consiglio questa lettura a coloro che desiderano saperne di più su questo periodo difficile, attraverso le parole di un autore che, essendo nativo sudafricano, é intimamente legato a questo tema e lo rappresenta in modo autentico, ironico ed originale.Ne approfitto per ricordarvi il titolo del libro, Ways od dying di Zakes Mda, l'edizione in inglese di Picador del 1995. Il libro si trova anche in italiano, edito da Edizioni E/O, col titolo “Si può morire in tanti modi”.

The pair were nominated for the award alongside South African flautist, producer and composer Wouter Kellerman“I've just received my first Grammy nomination. God is the greatest #grammy65, posted Zakes.Wouter also took to his socials to share his excitement on what is now his fourth Grammy nomination. “Wow, this is incredible, a dream come true. I loved creating ‘Bayethe' with Nomcebo and Zakes. I'm thrilled to receive this, my fourth GRAMMY nomination — am so grateful for the recognition for the work we're doing. It's very exciting to share South African music with the world and we hope to spread beautiful good energy with this song,” he postedSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zakes told Thando Thabethe & Matt that he would be releasing some new material at #Galaxy947Move. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zakes divulges exclusive info on international travel, new music, and a big concert coming up. The rumours are true! The only and only Zakes Bantwini is coming to KZN this weekend. Listen to Zakes chat to Stacey and J Sbu: Zakes Bantwini set to perform in Durban this weekend!

Don't get mad when we ask you for money. That's our job. Special Guests: Danit Sibs (stoner, comedian, lawyer) & Anya Jones (comedian, dog parent, wilderness explorer) --- Hosted by Shawn Wickens and Ralf Jean-Pierre Recorded Live at The Tiny Cupboard in Bushwick, Brooklyn NYC Monday, May 30, 2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timetravelingstoned/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timetravelingstoned/support

Don't get mad when we ask you for money. That's our job. Special Guests: Danit Sibs (stoner, comedian, lawyer) & Anya Jones (comedian, dog parent, wilderness explorer) --- Hosted by Shawn Wickens and Ralf Jean-Pierre Recorded Live at The Tiny Cupboard in Bushwick, Brooklyn NYC Monday, May 30, 2022 

Veteran actor Jet Novuka has described the passing of fellow actor Patrick Shai as a great loss for the South African Film industry. Shai passed on at the weekend and his family has asked for privacy at this time as details surrounding his passing remain sketchy. Reports have alleged that the colorful actor may have allegedly committed suicide. Novuka, best known for his character of Zakes in SABC's Yizo Yizo production says Shai had fought many battles in his acting career, including the fight for the promotion of telling black South African stories

We had the incredible honour of sitting down and having a quick chat with an icon of African literature. He dabbles in painting, writing novels, plays and film scripts, composing music and teaching… He sits amongst the best writers of the continent. He has just released two new books, one of which he collaborates with his two talented children. Take a listen.

Guest: Professor Zakes Mda John is joined by Zakes Mda to discuss the launch of an exciting new book, 'Wayfarers Hymns'. Zakes Mda is a renowned South African novelist, poet and playwright. Infused with rhythm and melody, Zakes Mda's new novel invites you to travel from Lesotho's Mountain Kingdom to the City of Gold through the history of famo. Famo music was born in the drinking dens of migrant mineworkers in Lesotho, where the men would sing to unwind after work, accompanied by the accordion, a drum and sometimes a bass. Meet the boy-child Kheleke, a wandering musician, and his surprising sister Moliehi. Then sigh with pleasure at being reunited with Toloki, the professional mourner from Ways of Dying, and his beloved Noria. Passionate and ambitious, Kheleke is a weaver of songs, and his own story is intertwined with the incredible yet true social history of the music: the Time of the Concertina and the Accordion, the wars of the famo gangs, and the battle for control of illegal mines. The end is always a journey – and what a journey this is! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The South African Cultural Center, New York CityThe value of cultural diplomacy has long been acknowledged as a critical component in the projection of a nation's identity. On September 23, 2021, the South African Consulate General in New York opened a Cultural Center at 845 Third Avenue. The inaugural exhibition, celebrating South Africa's Heritage Day, was an exhibition in the  gallery of South African artist Zakes Mda's collection of collages, Washboards and Mirrors  Zakes Mda is the pen name of Zanemvula Kizito Gatyeni Mda. Born in South Africa, the writer, painter, and composer also has roots in Lesotho and Ohio. He holds an MFA (Theater) and an MA (Telecommunications) from Ohio University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Cape Town.He has published 22 books, 10 of which are novels and the rest collections of plays, poetry, and a monograph on the theory and practice of theater-for-development. His novel Cion, set in southeast Ohio, was nominated for the NAACP Image Award. His memoir Sometimes There Is a Void: Memoirs of an Outsider was published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux and was a New York Times Notable Book for 2012.Zakes Mda commutes between the US, where he is Professor Emeritus of English at Ohio University, and South Africa, where he is Extraordinary Professor of English at the University of the Western Cape; a beekeeper in the Eastern Cape (running a project he established in 2000 with rural women); and a director of NeoZane, a publishing house and animation film production company based in Johannesburg.Elizabeth Howard is the host and the producer of the Short Fuse Podcast. She has never had barriers between her life, work, art and writing. Experience, sense of place and exploration define the choices she makes, seeking collaboration, flexibility, spontaneity and responsiveness in the projects she designs and engages with.  As the host of the Short Fuse she engages individuals in lively and provocative conversations around the arts: dance, theater, literature, music and film. The Arts Fuse was established in June, 2007 as a curated, independent online arts magazine dedicated to publishing in-depth criticism, along with high quality previews, interviews, and commentaries. The publication's over 60 freelance critics (many of them with decades of experience) cover dance, film, food, literature, music, television, theater, video games, and visual arts.Alex Waters is a media producer and editor for the Short Fuse Podcast, a music producer, and Berklee College of Music student. He has written and produced music and edited for podcasts such as The Faith and Chai Podcast and Con Confianza. He produces his own, as well as writes music and records for independent artists such as The Living. Alex lives in Brooklyn.  You can reach him with inquiries by emailing alexwatersmusic12@gmail.com.

We had the immense honor to kickoff October's "Doctor" theme with Dr. Carolina Zakes. She specializes in Fertility, Oriental Herbs and Acupuncture. Wow right?! She had our attention from the start. It was joyous hearing the success women have had. There are so many women who want to conceive but haven't had any luck. Dr Zakes shared some of the misconceptions, misinformation and unfortunate mishaps she's experienced with her clients. Did you know certain foods, medications, procedures and environments could significantly lessen your changes of getting pregnant? The application of knowledge is power. With that said, Dr. Zakes's success rate is more than 80%. That's right more than 80% of her clients were able to conceive. Nowadays medicine can be controversial topic. Episode 42 was a reminder that there are Pros and Cons associated with life choices. Whether you follow Western medicine, Eastern medicine, cultural practices or a combination of all don't rush into anything blindly. Do your research, get second opinions and follow your gut. You can find more information on Dr. Carolina Zakes, fertility, acupuncture, Chinese medicine and even just overall health knowledge at www.myovahealth.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blazethelion/support

Being creative not only comes with innovation, but it also comes with being open-minded, valuable, and impactful. In this episode, Dr. Zakes Mda takes us through the process of releasing our creativity. He talks about the importance of learning from others, creating from whatever ideas we have, and finding our voice to tell our story. He is a renowned creative who is not only a professor, he is also a playwright, novelist, composer, poet, film producer.... and an excellent cook! His novels have been translated into over 20 languages, and his contribution to the world of literature has gained him many honors. Visit his website www.zakesmda.net, and follow him on social media for live updates of his work. Enjoy the conversation!  Many thanks to Wataboi for the music!Follow How We Grow on social media - @howwegrowtoday.Share your growth experiences on social media with the hashtag #howwegrow

A conversation about the art of telling stories with the South African artist Simphiwe Ndzube, who works between Cape Town and Los Angeles and whose first solo US museum exhibition opens this month at the Denver Art Museum, and the renowned writer Zakes Mda, whose novels are widely read throughout South Africa and beyond. The two dissect their magical realist stories of post-apartheid South Africa and their experiences of America on the page and on canvas—and try to locate the source of their own magic.  This episode is guest-hosted by Kyla McMillan, a director at David Zwirner. Ndzube’s solo exhibition at the Denver Art Museum, Oracles of the Pink Universe, runs from June 13 to October 10, 2021. Learn more about it here.

'Original Music for Original People' Tidal Waves is the hardest working reggae band in South African, and a stalwart on the local festival scene. In this weeks episode I'm chatting to guitarist/vocalist Jacob Zakes Wulana about music as a movement, the healing power of it, traveling the world, the impact of bra Piet, backing Ziggy Marley, and getting inspired by collaboration. Having witnessed plenty of the bands sets, and having greeted each other from many backstages, I was honoured to have this opportunity to get to know this big-hearted, gentle man a little better. Outro Music: 'N12' from the album 'Tomorrow Starts Today' by Tidal Waves. Music used with permission from rights holder. Follow Tidal Waves on Facebook · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist

'Original Music for Original People' Tidal Waves is the hardest working reggae band in South African, and a stalwart on the local festival scene. In this weeks episode I'm chatting to guitarist/vocalist Jacob Zakes Wulana about music as a movement, the healing power of it, traveling the world, the impact of bra Piet, backing Ziggy Marley, and getting inspired by collaboration. Having witnessed plenty of the bands sets, and having greeted each other from many backstages, I was honoured to have this opportunity to get to know this big-hearted, gentle man a little better. Outro Music: 'N12' from the album 'Tomorrow Starts Today' by Tidal Waves. Music used with permission from rights holder. Follow Tidal Waves on Facebook

One of South Africa's most acclaimed novelists and playwrights, Zakes Mda, has been back in the country to launch his latest book, tantalisingly titled 'The Zulus of New York'. Zakes Mda has led the sort of life that could quite easily fill the pages of one of his books. From formidable political lineage - he spent time as a boy living in Nelson Mandela Soweto home - then years in exile - to a glittering international writing career based in the United States, where he continued to write about his home country, including some biting satire that could be construed to be about our current politics.

Fine Music Radio — One of South Africa's most acclaimed novelists and playwrights, Zakes Mda, has been back in the country to launch his latest book, tantalisingly titled 'The Zulus of New York'. Zakes Mda has led the sort of life that could quite easily fill the pages of one of his books. From formidable political lineage - he spent time as a boy living in Nelson Mandela Soweto home - then years in exile - to a glittering international writing career based in the United States, where he continued to write about his home country, including some biting satire that could be construed to be about our current politics.

I give my commentary on the channel O and SABC 1 Lockdown experience! I give Rori some credit,I unpack Zakes, KOTW, Mo Flava and DJ Tira's sets and I announce the launch of 4/20 this year

Zakes, a former leftist, decided to talk to Dumo and Nzuzo about his conversion. They also discussed the current affairs of South Africa and the ideas that should be adopted by the South African Government. ManPatria Links ----------------------------- Support ManPatria: https://www.manpatria.com/citizen Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ManPatria Webstie:https://www.manpatria.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ManPatriaza Twitter: https://twitter.com/manpatria_za Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/manpatria_za Zakes Links ----------------------- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Zakes_BC Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zakhelezakes.mthembu Dumo's Links: ------------------------ Dumo Denga's Twitter: https://twitter.com/DumoDenga ManPatria's Twitter: https://twitter.com/ManPatria_za Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dumodenga Nzuzo's Links: --------------------- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nzuzo.akhona.khathi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nzuzokhathi Nzuzo Twitter: https://twitter.com/AkhonaKhathi

Zakes, a former leftist, decided to talk to Dumo and Nzuzo about his conversion. They also discussed the current affairs of South Africa and the ideas that should be adopted by the South African Government

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Hi Soulful Peeps Welcome to yet another instalment of the Soulful Kollective Radio Show. We would like to apologies for the silence it’s been a bit busy on our side. We are a few days away from summer and the excitement is just everywhere. We hope that you are all looking forward to those majestic summer afternoons and evenings. Do remember to always party safe though guys. For this Show we asked our good friends to help us celebrate 10 years of Soulful Kollective with a reunion of Show #10. Ladies and Gentlemen Soulful Kollective Radio Show presents Katt The DeepSoul Junkie, Zakes Truesole & SkinDeep. Get ready to be blown away by the amazing mixes that the guys have prepared for us. You can stream the show from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/za/podcast/soulful-kollective-radio-show/id1457674499 Mixed by Katt The DeepSoul Junkie: Tracklist: 01. D-Like, D'Andy & Bodyles ft Oscar T - "Eyes (Soul Mix Instrumental)" 02. Jeff Redd - "I Want You (Instrumental)" 03. Kenny Bobien - "About Love (Sean McCabe's Paradise Instrumental)" 04. Reggie Steele - "Wind (Ian Friday Libation Instrumental)" 05. Mood II Swing ft Dawn Robinson - "Get Up (Terry Hunter Instrumental)" 06. Ricky Birickyno ft Jack Wolf - "Something (Ricky Birickyno Instrumental)" 07. Soulbridge ft Kwesi Bless - "Guide You (Instrumental Mix)" 08. Commercial Street ft Coco Malone - "Amazing (Sean McCabe Remix Instrumental)" 09. Soul Deep Collective ft Anthony Poteat - "Gonna Tell It (Instrumental Mix)" 10. K-One & Mojere ft Kele B - "My Time Our Time (Lilac Jeans Instrumental)" Stream from here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/soulfulkollective/episodes/2019-11-27T21_35_53-08_00 Download from here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/enupbc2k2w4a9vl/Soulful_Kollective_Radio_Show__EP176_1.mp3/file Mixed by Zakes Truesole: Tracklist: Stream from here: Download from here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/eum19x1mr7gohz8/Soulful_Kollective_Radio_Show__EP176_2.mp3/file Mixed by SkinDeep: TRACKLIST: 1. Sidsel Endresen & Bugge Wesseltoft - Out Here, In There 2. RY X - Untold 3. Nicola Conte & Spiritual Galaxy - Essence of The Sun 4. Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra - T.M.I (Too Much Information) [Original Mix] 5. KAYTRANADA feat. Phonte - One Too Many 6. Tom Misch & Bearcubs - Colours of Freedom 7. Goldlink feat. Jazmine Sullivan - Meditation 8. Tahir Jones feat. Fka Mash - O Tla Nwa Metsi 9. Sun-El Musician - Sengimoja 10. Hugh Masekela - The Boy’s Doing It (Carl Craig Remix) 11. Disclosure feat. Jamie Woon - January (KAYTRANADA Edition) 12. Jazzanova feat. Ovasoul7 - Another Fine Day (Dr. Rockit’s Vocal Itch) 13. Jazzanova - Let It Go (Funkhaus Sessions) Download from here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/zjvpxism045yc8n/Soulful_Kollective_Radio_Show__EP176_3.mp3/file Please don't forget to connect with us on the following social media platforms: Facebook: Soulful Kollective Radio Show Instagram: @soulfulkollective Twitter: @SKRS You can email us your exclusive mixes on: skradioshow@gmail.com Enjoy the show guys. Much love and respect.

Zakes sharing his 2 sense about the Music machine.

It's a fun-filled week ahead – and Heather has all your must know details of course, as well as two exclusive one on one interviews with Adrian Lazaraus from Bokeh Film and Fashion Festival and chef Jackie Righi-Boyd from the fab local hangout Dolci Café in Craighall – good food! Comedy shows, a select Storyteller evening with local musician Zakes at Calexico and even a Belgian Beer and Food pairing at Café del Sol Botanico in Bryanston feature in this weeks episode. In it to WIN it with Heather – tickets to see the opening night of “Here's To You' the Simon & Garfunkel show at Montecasino valued at R 800 as well as a case of Kunjani Wine is up for grabs – as well as a set of 4 family tickets to see the beautiful ‘Unbound' ballet from Joburg Ballet at Joburg Theatre – both valued at over R 1000 each! www.heatherhook.com

Niche Radio — It’s a fun-filled week ahead – and Heather has all your must know details of course, as well as two exclusive one on one interviews with Adrian Lazaraus from Bokeh Film and Fashion Festival and chef Jackie Righi-Boyd from the fab local hangout Dolci Café in Craighall – good food! Comedy shows, a select Storyteller evening with local musician Zakes at Calexico and even a Belgian Beer and Food pairing at Café del Sol Botanico in Bryanston feature in this weeks episode. In it to WIN it with Heather – tickets to see the opening night of “Here’s To You’ the Simon & Garfunkel show at Montecasino valued at R 800 as well as a case of Kunjani Wine is up for grabs – as well as a set of 4 family tickets to see the beautiful ‘Unbound’ ballet from Joburg Ballet at Joburg Theatre – both valued at over R 1000 each! www.heatherhook.com

Fine Music Radio — One of South Africa's most acclaimed novelists and playwrights, Zakes Mda, has been back in the country to launch his latest book, tantalisingly titled 'The Zulus of New York'. Zakes Mda has led the sort of life that could quite easily fill the pages of one of his books. From formidable political lineage - he spent time as a boy living in Nelson Mandela Soweto home - then years in exile - to a glittering international writing career based in the United States, where he continued to write about his home country, including some biting satire that could be construed to be about our current politics.

A special shout out to all those who support the SADH movement, we decided to bless yall with some good music to enjoy your festive season. The next episode will be coming out on the 25th December, be on a lookout.

In 2017, US applicants made up 4% of candidates to European MBA programs and 2% of candidates to Asian MBA programs (versus nearly 70% to US MBA programs). What do you need to know about getting a top-ranked MBA abroad? Eddy Zakes shares why he chose to uproot his young family to pursue his MBA at IESE Business School in Barcelona, Spain, as well as the pros and cons of his experience. Darren also asks Eddy - currently the Director of the Center of Entrepreneurship & Innovation at IESE - about how business schools can help aspiring entrepreneurs and how you can assess your target schools' entrepreneurship offerings. Questions Eddy's background (4:08) As an applicant with 10 years of experience and a young family, why did Eddy choose Spain for his full-time MBA? (11:10) The pros and cons of getting your MBA abroad (23:20) Recruiting at top European schools (27:45) Getting an MBA with 2 young kids (35:00) Eddy's favorite class and thoughts on the case-study method (42:44) How MBA programs can help aspiring entrepreneurs (49:00) MBA graduates' typical path to starting their own businesses (54:25) Questions to ask your target b-schools about their resources for entrepreneurship (59:00) The startup scene in Europe vs. the US (1:04:50) Eddy's final thoughts on having a great MBA experience (1:11:04) About Our Guest Eddy Zakes is the Director of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center at IESE. Eddy got his B.S. in International Business from Bob Jones University and worked as Director of Advancement at Dayton Christian School in Ohio before getting his MBA at IESE. Episode summary, show notes and more at: http://touchmba.com/pros-and-cons-of-doing-mba-outside-us-assessing-schools-entrepreneurship-offering-eddy-zakes-iese-mba

In 2017, US applicants made up 4% of candidates to European MBA programs and 2% of candidates to Asian MBA programs (versus nearly 70% to US MBA programs). What do you need to know about getting a top-ranked MBA abroad? Eddy Zakes shares why he chose to uproot his young family to pursue his MBA at IESE Business School in Barcelona, Spain, as well as the pros and cons of his experience. Darren also asks Eddy - currently the Director of the Center of Entrepreneurship & Innovation at IESE - about how business schools can help aspiring entrepreneurs and how you can assess your target schools' entrepreneurship offerings. Questions Eddy's background (4:08) As an applicant with 10 years of experience and a young family, why did Eddy choose Spain for his full-time MBA? (11:10) The pros and cons of getting your MBA abroad (23:20) Recruiting at top European schools (27:45) Getting an MBA with 2 young kids (35:00) Eddy's favorite class and thoughts on the case-study method (42:44) How MBA programs can help aspiring entrepreneurs (49:00) MBA graduates' typical path to starting their own businesses (54:25) Questions to ask your target b-schools about their resources for entrepreneurship (59:00) The startup scene in Europe vs. the US (1:04:50) Eddy's final thoughts on having a great MBA experience (1:11:04) About Our Guest Eddy Zakes is the Director of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center at IESE. Eddy got his B.S. in International Business from Bob Jones University and worked as Director of Advancement at Dayton Christian School in Ohio before getting his MBA at IESE. Episode summary, show notes and more at: http://touchmba.com/pros-and-cons-of-doing-mba-outside-us-assessing-schools-entrepreneurship-offering-eddy-zakes-iese-mba

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more mixes @ www.djmumbles.com 1) Naledi Boltina - Indoda 2) Mr MS - Dark Doo Wop (Caiiro's African Bootleg) 3) Shimza & Cuebur feat. Tumelo - Change of Heart (Cuebur Mix) 4) N'dinga Gaba feat. Sabrina Chyld - Loving That I Needed (Original Mix) 5) Black Motion feat. Mbuso Khoza, Da Capo & Theo Kgosinkwe - Linde Wena 6) Atjazz - Track 6 (Mix 1) 7) DJ Merlon, Black Coffee, Khaya Mthethwa - Reflections (Cuebur & D-Malice Remix) 8) Lebza TheVillain & Caiiro - Ashes to Ashes (feat. Ray T) 9) Bernadette Mutangara - Give Me Your Love (Pex Africah Remix) 10) De Cave Man feat. TonicVolts, Zipho - Just Call Me 11) Dahl Hates Disco - Endless Motion (Upz & Abicah Soul Remix) 12) Infected Soul, Sinai - Soul Survivor (Enoo Napa & Soulem Remix) 13) Afro Warriors - Uyankenteza (Enoo Napa Vocal Remix) 14) Mobi Dixon, M.Que, Louie Vega - City Rains (Dance Ritual Mix) 15) Bucie, Mobi Dixon - Love Me Right (Original Mix) 16) Chymamusique feat. Buyiswa - Mela Maafrika (Chymamusique Remix) 17) Zakes Bantwini - Bang Bang Bang 18) Mi Casa - Familia 19) Hallex M, Omar - Getty Getty (Extended Mix)

- Reupload from December 2014 - Some South African and Angolan House music for the Summer mixed by Chabwera Banda (Woza - This is Africa) Playlist Runtown feat Uhuru – The Banger (Nigeria/ South Africa) Davido feat Uhuru – Tchelete (Nigeria/ South Africa) DJ Micks feat Professor & Oskido – Tira move (South Africa) L'vovo feat Danger, Mampintsha & Sir Bubzin – Amabhoza (South Africa) Mjokes feat Dj Stey, Nkamodira & Uhuru - MA-BEN40 (South Africa) Bhar feat DJ Clock – Angels (South Africa) DJ Fisherman feat Dj SK, NaakMusiq, Tira, Danger, DreamTeam – Call out (South Africa) DR Malinga feat Mono T – Shake Shake (South Africa) DR Malinga feat Sir Javas – Pika (South Africa) Mono T Feat Oskido, Dj Tira, Uhuru, Character, Buckz - Zandla Phezulu (South Africa) Sdudla noMa1000 feat Heavy K – Momo (South Africa) Professor feat AKA – I wish (South Africa) Winnie Khumalo feat Uhuru – Too late (South Africa) Heavy K feat Leon – Bano ba kulu (South Africa) DJ Fizz feat Casper & Churx – Qokelel (South Africa) DJ Sbu – Ngeke (South Africa) Cocosoul, Mo Flava, Mzeezolyt – Mfanomuntu (South Africa) Black Coffee feat L’vovo – Kwenzenjani (South Africa) Black Coffee feat L’vovo – Zakes bantwin (South Africa) Dj Malvado feat Renato Xtrova, Eddy Tussa & McKenzie - Vou Entrar (Angola) Desejo Playa - Avô do Nelito (Angola) Djeff Afrozila feat Nacobeta, Agre G & Game Wala – Mwangolé (Angola) Djeff Afrozila feat TL Dreamz - Dja Ka Da (Angola) The Groove - Segura O Corpo (Angola) Salif Keita – Malice DJ X Trio Bootleg (Mali/ Angola) Ekayani – Money To Burn Boddhi Satvas Ancestral soul Remix (Central African Republic) Dr Malina feat Heavy K – Thandaza (South Africa) Euphonik feat Mpumi – Busa (South Africa) DJ Sbu – Ngyabonga (South Africa) DJ TPZ Feat. Kindy - Into Emnandi (South Africa) Heavy K Feat. Leon & The Groove- Maya Zuda (South Africa/ Angola) Dicklas One, Uhuru & Heavy K – Xuta (South Africa) Uhuru Feat Wizkid, Donald, Speedy – Ungowami Remix (Nigeria/ South Africa) Oskido feat May D – Happiness DJ Micks remix (South Africa/ Nigeria) For more check www.facebook.com/wozathisisafrica www.mixcloud.com/woza_tia www.soundcloud.com/woza_classics www.soundcloud.com/woza-this-is-africa

No Artist is Slave to the State Winner of the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, Zakes Mda is regarded as one of the most important novelists to have emerged on South Africa’s literary scene since the end of apartheid. The author of more than 20 novels and plays, Mda is now resident in the USA where he is a professor at Ohio University. He joins us today to discuss his output, including his new mystic-realist epic The Sculptors of Mapungubwe. Part of our Voices from South Africa series of events.

Winner of the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, Zakes Mda is regarded as one of the most important novelists to have emerged on South Africa’s literary scene since the end of apartheid. The author of more than 20 novels and plays, Mda is now resident in the USA where he is a professor at Ohio University. In this event, recorded live at the 2014 Edinburgh International Book Festival, you can hear him discuss his creative output, including his new mystic-realist epic The Sculptors of Mapungubwe.

Greetings PodO's... Here's another addition to the Producer Series, and one I've had in my back pocket for a few months, a with the release of 'Working Hard', it was time to get it out. Rocco's been a main stay in most of my mixes as he's remixed some of my favorite tracks by some of my favorite acts. I just really love the deep/soulful edge he puts on his productions, quality sounds. Track Listing: 1. Djoon Experience feat. Kenny Bobien - Old Landmark (Rocco Late Mix) 2. Ralf GUM feat. Diamond Dancer - All This Love For You - (Rocco Spoken Word Mix) 3. Oscar P and Rocco feat. MJ White - The Energy (Rocco Vision Mix) 4. Orange Muse feat Ania - Psychedelic Behaviour (Rocco Deep Mix) 5. Timmy Regisford feat Lynn Lockamy - At The Club (Rocco Deep Mix) 6. Antonio Lyons feat Mandisa Bardil - Suga Foot (Rocco Deep Mix) 7. Reel People feat. Tony Momrelle - Star (Rocco Dub Mix) 8. Zakes Bantwini - Wastimg My Time (Rocco Mix) 9. Kentphonik - Hiya Kaya (Rocco Deep Mix) 10. Aki Bergen - Into My soul (Rocco Deep Mix) 11. Rocco & C. Robert Walker - I Love The Night (Raw ARtistic Soul Vocal Dub) 12. Jerk House Connection - Each & Every Day (Rocco Deeper Mix) 13. Rocco feat. Akram - Working Hard (Original Mix) 14. Mr Cee feat. Mind Games - Pain (Rocco Deep Mix) 15. 100 Zulu Warriors & Roland Clark - 100 Zulu Wariors (Rocco Deep Mix) 16. Liquid Deep - Alone (Rocco Deep Mix) 17. Rocco - Saharien Child (Original Mix) 18. Louie Vega & Jay 'Sinister' Sealee feat. Julie Mcknight - Diamond Life (Rocco Deep Mix) The only track missing would be Jask feat. Jocie's Beautiful, but i dont have it so... there, and I would have had to speeded it up too much anyway. I was going to try to keep it to cd length, but just could'nt stop. When Diamond Life came to pass, decided it was a good note to stop on. Hope you all enjoy this edition of the Producer Series, I've been wanting to do this one for a while. And I know there's a RAS remix in there, but thats the best remix of that track by far, so it had to go in. May try a DJ Spinna one next, but his epic 10 minute remixes might piss everyone off, so I'm not sure about it. If you have a suggestions, please let me know. Some sources of Rocco info... www.myspace.com/roccorodamaal www.discogs.com/artist/DJ+Rocco

Info:TheLabEnt@gmail.com 1-347-484-9076 ( Jose ) New York City :-) itpc://thecreator.podOmatic.com/rss2.xml http://www.facebook.com/pro file.php?id=100001009251032 http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-creators-podcast/id333262333 Check Out My New LIVE-STREAM Show ! Every Saturday From 6PM-11PM http://www.livestream.com/thecreatorsdeepsoulfulafrohouse Anyone Interested , In Sharing/Swaping Tracks With Me ! Soulfull House/Afro/Deep/Ancestral Etc... To Promote On My Sets/Mixes/SHOW ! ..Please Let Me Know.. Here Is My Drop Box : https://dropbox.yousendit.com/Jose-TheCreator Track-Listing Info: 1.Fantacy ( Tylo Parker Touch Mix ) - Invaders Of Afrika Ft.Sugar 2.For You ( Main Mix ) - Mavel Roots 3.Essence Of My Rhythm ( Main Mix ) - ElaRoots 4.Deep In Your Thoughts ( Deep Mix ) - Spyke 5.Running Away ( Main Mix ) - Lolly Maqabe 6.Overshadowed ( Original Mix ) - Atjazz & Julian Gomes 7.Timeless ( Future Rising Mix ) - DJ Cupid 8.Who Knew ( bevan Godden Afro Mix ) - Osaze Ft.Jaidene Veda 9.Falling ( DJ Kent Club Mix ) - DJ Kent Ft.Malehloka Hlalele 10.Get Over It ( Sun-El Sithole Mix ) - Bucie 11.He Is Da Man ( Main Mix ) - Bucie 12.Juju ( Lars Behrenroth Mix ) -Black Coffe Ft.Zakes

Greetings family, welcome to one of the last mixes posted in 2011 – December 29th to be exact. Not much to say about this one really, other than a couple specials from Jose Marquez, my personal fave’s on the mix, and then what would it be without 100 Zulu Warriors eh? Glad I had not used that track yet. I'm a bit late using it but was saving it for this mix... Tracklisting: 01 – Idrissa Sissoko - Wari (Movement Soul Remix) 02 – Stan-ley and dele sosimi – atide (dj stan-ley deep London raw original mix) 03 – Black Motion feat. Jah Rich - Banane Mavoko (Jose Marquez Remix) 04 – Oumou sangare – mogo te diya bee ye (Jose Marquez Remix) 05 – 100 Zulu Warriors and Roland Clark – 100 Zulu Warriors (Culoe de Song vocal mix) 06 – Bluelle – we are Africa (mr. mama afritalian remix) 07 – P.M. Project – bosiu kaofela (pm project south dub) 08 – Black Motion feat. Soulflow – mumi wango (manoo afro mix) 09 – Zakes Bantwini - Wasting My Time (Rocco Remix) 10 – Devoted feat. Kholi – soul on fire (original mix) 11 – Timmy Regisford feat. Lynn Lockamy – at the club (da capos afro mix) 12 – Lulo Cafe feat. Nothende - I Wanna Love You (Cecil's Rubdown feat. Josh Milan) Peace, health and prosperity to you and yours. Like/Follow/Comment/Favorite/Post if you feel like it. Happy New Years and stay BLESSED... Kader


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Solid
Ground
(Fred
Everything's
Lazy
Vox) 

- Atnarko
feat.
Nica
Brooke
 2. So
Far
Away
(Original) - Nathan
X
&
Cuebur
 3. Who
Am
I
(Atjazz
Remix)
 - Boddhi
Satva
Feat.
Athenai
&
C
Robert
Walker
 4. Mangala
Camara
(Ancestral
Soul
Remix)
 - 'Wilile'
(Boddhi
Satva
Remix)
 5. Clap
Your
Hands
ft
Xolani
Sit
 - Zakes
Bantwini
 6. We
Are
One

 - Black
Coffee
feat.
Hugh
Masikela
 



Greetings all, the third in the producer series finds me going into the deep with Martin Iveson, known to us mere mortals as ATJAZZ. I'm not going to bother with much of a bio, as I couldnt possible do him justice. If you don't know his work, SHAME ON YOU!!!! I give you a few of my favorite tracks I've been listening to lately. Here's his website for further information: http://www.atjazz.co.uk I would like to applogize for not including the Atjazz remix of Warm Days’ Selfish Skies. I havent bought it yet. Tracklisting: 01 - Studnitzky - Hauke (Atjazz Base Elements Remix) 02 - Atjazz feat Robert Owens - Love Someone (G. Family Remix) 03 - Ferry Ultra feat. Ann Sexton - Rising Up (Atjazz Remix) 04 - Ezel feat. Djinji Brown - Thunderbolts (Atjazz Remix) 05 - Boddhi Satva feat. Athenai & C Robert Walker - Who Am I (Atjazz Remix) 06 - Dj Le Roi feat Andrea Love - Let It Feel Good (Atjazz Floor Dub) 07 - Oveous Maximus - I Apologize (Atjazz Overpowered Mix) 08 - Black Coffee ft Zakes Bantwini - Juju (Halo & Atjazz Deeply Minded Mix) 09 - Fred Everything ft. Wayne Tennant - Mercyless (Atjazz Vocal Mix) 10 - Freezerroom - Weapon Of Choice (Atjazz Vocal) 11 - Santos - Time of Our Lives (Atjazz Love Soul Remix) 12 - Pete Dafeet - In Flux (Atjazz Remix) 13 - Soulcreation - Cutros Lounge (Atjazz More Than A Remix) 14 - Atjazz And Mark De Clive Lowe - Sweat No Sleep (Original Mix) So there you have it. There's plenty good tracks that I have not included, like the Clyde track "I Forgot You", Ernesto's "Put It On", Clara Hill's "Nowhere", Rainy Payne and Doc Link's "Relax" etc.... Hope you enjoy the journey. If you do, let me know. Friend, Follow, Comment. Stay Blessed. Kader