Podcasts about zolani

Sara-Jayne chats to The One Who Sings, Zolani Mahola about her performance at Cafe Roux on Human Rights Day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Texx chats to Zolani Mahola about her involvement in Halfway Group's new campaign "On Track To Better" ahead of her performance in Ottery, and catches up with folk singer Passenger about the 10th anniversary rerelease of his momentous album All The Little Lights. 

  Clement hangs out with singer/songwriter Zolani Mahola, The One Who Sings. They reflect on Mahola's journey in music and the arts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry Kwirirayi hosts Big Brother Titans co-host Lawrence Maleka as they chat about the show, working with Ebuka as well as Vimbai Mutinhiri-Ekpenyong, his acting including as Zolani from The River, his Zimbabwean roots and more.

Abongile speaks to The One Who Sings [Zolani Mahola].See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"The boxing community received sad news last night after it was confirmed that the stylish former IBO world champion Zolani "Untouchable" Marali was shot dead in Hillbrow. The family (brother, Zola Marali) confirmed it last night as a possible hit. Former IBF world champion Vuyani Bungu worked with Marali at the Eyethu Boxing Gym and he has some fond memories. We also spoke to his former sparring partner MacBute Sinyabi. Following the recent reports about the allegations of boxers using fake HIV certificates to get licenses, Boxing SA COO Mandla Ntlanganiso responds.”  

Matthew Mole and Zolani Mahola, The One Who Sings, join the exciting line-up of outdoor, summer concerts in the garden, Sun-Set@Baxter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#MondayMayhem ZOLANI pulled up for the guest mix this week. With our favourite Slovenian kLEMENZ at the helm, we 'bout ready to jump into 'Afreeka' so push the bass n let's bop! Drums Radio Weekly | Mondays 11am EDT | 4pm BST | 6pm CAT www.drumsradio.com #drumsradio #WeAreAncestral #deep #tribal #Afrohouse #melodichouse #afrotech #RawandUnfiltered #DrumHeavy #DancefloorCertified #housemusic #online #radio #afreeka #afreekaradioshow #afreekawithklemenz #livestream #liveradioshow

"You're walking around with your heart walking around next to you." Welcome to Episode #4 in a 10-part series on "Parents in the Music Industry" - made possible with funding support from Music in Africa Foundation, the German Federal Foreign Office, Siemens Stiftung and Goethe-Institut. Zolani Mahola's mandate is to have fun and to play in this next incarnation in her life. She's a singer, a storyteller, an actress, an artist and a mum. She's also The One Who Sings. In this episode, Zolani talks about the creativity that comes from the vulnerability of parenting, dreams that include bringing children on tour, the necessity for 'tag team' parenting when both parents work in the creative industries, the advocacy that we can do for ourselves as artists, and the importance of doing things that bring you closer to yourself. Outro music: 'Lullaby for Zen' by The One Who Sings. Music used with permission from rights holder. Zolani's website · Zolani on Instagram · Music in Africa Foundation · Siemens Stiftung · Goethe-Institut · German Federal Foreign Office · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist

"You're walking around with your heart walking around next to you." Welcome to Episode #4 in a 10-part series on "Parents in the Music Industry" - made possible with funding support from Music in Africa Foundation, the German Federal Foreign Office, Siemens Stiftung and Goethe-Institut. Zolani Mahola's mandate is to have fun and to play in this next incarnation in her life. She's a singer, a storyteller, an actress, an artist and a mum. She's also The One Who Sings. In this episode, Zolani talks about the creativity that comes from the vulnerability of parenting, dreams that include bringing children on tour, the necessity for 'tag team' parenting when both parents work in the creative industries, the advocacy that we can do for ourselves as artists, and the importance of doing things that bring you closer to yourself. Outro music: 'Lullaby for Zen' by The One Who Sings. Music used with permission from rights holder. Zolani's website · Zolani on Instagram · Music in Africa Foundation · Siemens Stiftung · Goethe-Institut · German Federal Foreign Office

Guest: GroundUp journalist James Stent joins John to bring an alternate perspective to the issue of the precautionary suspension of the CEO of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) Zolani Matthews.  Cape Talk listeners have brought questions and opinions on the matter, and James Stent joins the debate.  Matthews was appointed CEO in February, following years of leadership instability at the entity. He is chairperson of the Ports Regulator and was previously a councillor at the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA). The suspension was explained by PRASA as being on justified by an "alleged sensitive matter" of a security breach and other contractual obligations associated with Matthews' employment contract. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A weekly up-close and personal 'Profile' interview with some of the best-known entertainers, influencers, and personalities in SA and beyond. Previous guests have included Lucifer actress Lesley-Ann Brandt, Reyka star Kim Engelbrecht, singer Kelly Khumalo and movie director Liesl Tommy. Guest: The One Who Sings aka Zolani Mahola See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Siphesihle November was born in Zolani, South Africa and trained at Canada's National Ballet School. Siphesihle joined The National Ballet of Canada as a member of the Corps de Ballet in 2017 and was promoted to Principal Dancer in 2021.Siphesihle recently made his debut as Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet. He has danced such roles as Bluebird in The Sleeping Beauty, Lewis Carroll/White Rabbit in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Puck in The Dream and in such ballets as The Nutcracker, Giselle, The Winter's Tale, Nijinsky, Anna Karenina, The Four Seasons, The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude, Chroma, Emergence, Angels' Atlas, Chaconne, Etudes, Being and Nothingness, Paz de la Jolla, Night, The Dreamers Ever Leave You and Orpheus Alive.In 2019, Siphesihle won The International Competition for The Erik Bruhn Prize.Siphesihle was featured in a documentary, Beyond Moving, which follows his journey from Zolani, South Africa to Canada's National Ballet School and The National Ballet of Canada.

Born in Zolani, South Africa, brothers Mthuthuzeli & Siphe November have danced together since before either of them can remember, until their passion for dance grew into two accomplished careers and sent them to two different continents. Siphe has been an undeniable force and integral part of the National Ballet of Canada; and Mthuthuzeli's work as a dancer and choreographer in London, England with Ballet Black continues to dazzle and win prestigious awards. We caught up with both brothers in the midst of their creation process in London to chat about how they were getting along. Their highly-anticipated work, titled My Mother's Son, was filmed by Canadian director Vikram Dasgupta at the palatial Battersea Arts Centre in London, and premieres on Oct. 13 as part of Fall for Dance North's digital event 2021 Signature Program, co-presented by TO Live.

We spoke to WBA Pan African junior featherweight boxing champion Innocent “Tycoon” Mantengu who was robbed of boxing belts. We got an update on how former world boxing champion Zolani "Last Born” Tete is doing after he was involved in a car accident. We spoke Tete's manager Mlandeli Tengimfene. Boxing SA Chairperson Luthando Jack spoke to us about the new board of SANABO See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode features the multifaceted Zolani G who takes us on his rap journey, we also touch on being a media graduate in South Africa.

We paid tribute to the late Sithembiso “Sterra” Ngqezana with legendary sports commentator Zolani Bongco.

**Re-Release** Now that all the corporate noise around Womxn's Month has died down, we have decided to bring you some of our past episodes through September featuring our female guests from previous seasons while we take a little break before Season 3.  Zolani Mahola Zolani Mahola can be best described as a South African national treasure. Over her 17 years in the industry, she established herself as the frontwoman of award-winning group Freshlyground, before reinventing herself under her solo moniker as “The One Who Sings” at the end of 2019.  From getting deported by authoritarian regimes to feeling your lowest whilst on top, Zolani's journey is one one of boundless optimism and heartfelt glimpses into the mind of this talented storyteller. Outro Song “Here is a Thing”  Follow Zolani's journey on her blog , Facebook, Twitter  and Instagram. Follow Texx Talks on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and subscribe to stay updated with new episodes.

Jabulani, Thandi, Ben and Ravi realize that it is a Zebra, called Zolani, who is snoring so loudly. They get to know Zolani and ask for her help to find Rafiki the Rhino. She tells us that we need to ask the wisest animal of them all: Ella the Elephant! Suddenly our friends hear a hissing noise. What is making that sound? We're not going to find out this episode, we're going to find out NEXT EP! This episode, we start a brand new song: Savannah Sunsets! All our original songs are available for download via our website or iTunes. Check out our YouTube Channel. Podcast created by Hanneke Mackie, Hlubi Kwebulana and Frances Slabolepszy. Actor voices: Hanneke Mackie. Frances Slabolepszy, Ryan Dittman and Bunny Majaja.

#TheOG'S #WomensMonth2020 @zolanimahola #BecauseWeAre #Music #Tar20In2020 #DSTV872 #OVHD609

A peaceful meditation guiding you to project positive thoughts onto someone you love, bringing gratitude and abundance to your day.Zolani Mahola is a South African singer, actress and transformational speaker. She has been the lead singer of the internationally acclaimed South African music group Freshlyground and launched her solo career in 2019 as a musician, storyteller and public speaker.

Zolani Mahola is a South African singer, actress and transformational speaker. She has been the lead singer of the internationally acclaimed South African music group Freshlyground and launched her solo career in 2019 as a musician, storyteller and public speaker. To survive addiction, Zolani had to confront a childhood trauma, expose family secrets, and learn to practice daily self-restraint. Through her years as a singer, Zolani has developed a self-awareness that allows her to navigate life and thrive against a backdrop of abuse.Here she discusses how meditation has played a pivotal role as a tool for healing.

Zolani Mahola is a South African singer, actress and transformational speaker. She has been the lead singer of the internationally acclaimed South African music group Freshlyground and launched her solo career in 2019 as a musician, storyteller and public speaker.To survive addiction, Zolani had to confront a childhood trauma, expose family secrets, and learn to practice daily self-restraint. Through her years as a singer, Zolani has developed a self-awareness that allows her to navigate life and thrive against a backdrop of abuse.

An excerpt from The Realness with Zolani MaholaZolani Mahola is a South African singer, actress and transformational speaker. She has been the lead singer of the internationally acclaimed South African music group Freshlyground and launched her solo career in 2019 as a musician, storyteller and public speaker.To survive addiction, Zolani had to confront a childhood trauma, expose family secrets, and learn to practice daily self-restraint. Through her years as a singer, Zolani has developed a self-awareness that allows her to navigate life and thrive against a backdrop of abuse.

Zolani Mahola can be best described as a South African national treasure. Over her 17 years in the industry, she established herself as the frontwoman of award-winning Afro-pop group Freshlyground, before reinventing herself under her solo moniker as “The One Who Sings” at the end of 2019.    From getting deported by authoritarian regimes to feeling your lowest whilst on top, Zolani's journey is one one of boundless optimism and heartfelt glimpses into the mind of this talented storyteller.   Outro Song: “Here is a Thing”   Follow Zolani's journey on her Blog, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter. None of this would have been possible without our partners STFD Studios and Mixroom Studios.   Follow Texx on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram subscribe to stay updated with new episodes.

We spoke to Zolani “Last Born” Tete's following the shock loss against John Riel Casimero who stopped him in the third round to be crowned the WBO bantamweight champion in Birmingham last Saturday. We also spoke to Tete's manager Mlandeli Tengimfene on the way forward. Veteran Boxing Writer Bongani Magasela previewed what's coming up on the Boxing TKO Show that air on SABC 2 every Friday night.

Welcome to the show this week where we introduce you to Tina-Marie. Her music is low-key, it's funky, smooth, sexy and very cool. We're lucky enough to be able to share this with our listenership around the globe and we hope you enjoy her slick and enticing groove. But it's not all about Tina-Marie in the show, Tobin has a choral delight that is sure to blow off your socks. OK, we get it, you're turned off by the word choral right? Well don't be - this is modern, engaging vocal work by Shards. It's a world away from the dusty halls of any long since forgotten congregation and eschews children with bowl cuts in matching cassocks. It's eerily cold, spacious and at the same time joyous to listen to. From the cool grooves of Tina-Marie we move seamlessly to the dark, Americana, alt country sounds of Brown Bird. Sadly Brown Bird are no more as founder David Lamb passed away in 2014 from leukaemia. However, his wife Morgan Eve Swain carried on the legacy and formed her new band, The Huntress and Holder of Hands. Coincidentally, speaking of David Lamb's passing, we learnt at the time of recording of the death of Daniel Johnston. Daniel was a monolith in modern music, had a family connection with us and delighted more people on earth than he would ever know. We've played him on the show before and you can hear him here and on a Wax Time Special here. Tina-Marie - Capetown, Wintergreen - Manchester Wintergreen, a couple of more than decent Manchester lads bring us the notion of clockwork mice. Oscillators, sequencers and laptops feel in stark contrast to the summery vibes that Capetown has delivered today. However, Wintergreen have a timeless feel that will probably happen to Tina-Marie as well. Listen to Gravi-T in 15 years and we're certain that it will have lost none of it's appeal. In fact, on the contrary. Tina-Marie's track is likely to become a staple listen. We can only look forward to her next release with much relish. Did we mention New Music? No? OK, so Pip Blom are featured in Tobin's New Music Shot this week, although you could have had it here 3 weeks ago when it was über-fresh. Firmly off the leash, Tobin also sees fit to bring us another track from one of his favourite genres - electro swing! Summer Sickness Shards Bilgewater Brown Bird Freckles Pip Blom Gravi-T Tina-Marie Fel Del Av Garden Movits! Clockwork Mice Wintergreen Find Sound Shards What Capetown Sound has to say about Tina-Marie Our friends over at Capetown Sound introduced Tina-Marie to the show. She was a big hit here at Record Box HQ and easily made the cut for the show. We didn't have much information on Tina-Marie so Nicole at Capetown Sound sent us the following information. It's short but sweet, as sweet as Tina-Marie's voice. Born and bred in Cape Town, Tina-Marie has been singing and composing since a very young age. She has worked with Nic Hazell, Patric van Blerk and Paul Petersen. Tina has performed with Zolani from Freshlyground years ago, singing Paradise Road. Influenced greatly by Sade, Meschell n D'Degeo Cello, Café Del Mar, Soul Candi and other lounge artists. Finds herself working closely with Wendy Oldfield as producer and Paola de Vito as manager. Want to get social with Tina-Marie? Become a Patron of the show https://youtu.be/rwvUjAv6pxg Become a patron of the show for as little as $1 a month

Billy Joe Saunders is set for a new belt.  Can Jamel Herring become the first Marine world champ in 24 years?  Eddie Hearn has a plan for the future of boxing.  Also this week, Zolani Tete and Nonito Donaire clash in the semi-finals of the WBSS, the Ukraine is taking over boxing, and the heavyweights enter a new era.  All this and more on Boxing World Weekly.

We celebrated World Radio Day with legendary radio Sportscaster Zolani Bonco. We then turned our focus onto boxing and we caught up with US Based boxer Deejay Kriel. We also caught up with former boxer Lovemore Ndou.

Zolani Matebese shares his wisdom on The Business Blast Podcast! You can learn more about Zolani here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zolani-matebese-a043891/ This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite and join the free community at http://authorsunite.com/. Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

WBA Super Featherweight champion Gervonta Davis is ready to shine. Where does WBO champ Billy Joe Saunders sit in the middleweight rankings? Zolani Tete is ready for the World Boxing Super Series. Also this week, we showcase Shakeel Phinn, examine boxing’s best prospects and preview Oleksandr Usyk and Murat Gassiev’s unification battle. All this and more on Boxing World Weekly.

Thandi, Ben, Ravi and Jabulani successfully nab the keys to Rafiki the Rhino's cage from the sleeping poacher and set Rafiki free! They run off to the watering hole where they meet all the animals from our adventure again. They are all there: Ella the Elephant, the cheetah, Zolani the Zebra, the snakes and all the rest. Together, they celebrate that Rafiki has been set free. A victory against Rhino poachers in Africa. Where will we go on our next adventure? We will find out soon! This week, we dance out to our dance track from this album: The Big Five Jive! All our original songs are available for download via our website or iTunes. Check out our YouTube Channel.  Podcast created by Hanneke Mackie, Hlubi Kwebulana and Frances Slabolepszy. Actor voices: Hanneke Mackie. Frances Slabolepszy, Ryan Dittman and Bunny Majaja.

Conversation about Any & Everything with Zolani Ntuli.. great convo with the homie brokenboyww. . lost connection..

Jabulani, Thandi, Ben and Ravi realize that it is a Zebra, called Zolani, who is snoring so loudly. They get to know Zolani and ask for her help to find Rafiki the Rhino. She tells us that we need to ask the wisest animal of them all: Ella the Elephant! Suddenly our friends hear a hissing noise. What is making that sound? We're not going to find out this week, we're going to find out next week! This week, we start a brand new song: Savannah Sunsets! All our original songs are available for download via our website or iTunes. Check out our YouTube Channel.  Podcast created by Hanneke Rauch, Hlubi Kwebulana and Frances Slabolepszy. Actor voices: Hanneke Rauch. Frances Slabolepszy, Ryan Dittman and Bunny Majaja.

From FreshlyGround, Zolani Mahola walks on sunshine as she introduces her new hit ‘Black Girls' live in studio. From broadway, Alan asks the illusionist Chris Cox how to make fat disappear, and Nathan Ro is ‘the thin, the young, and too fabulous'.

CliffCentral.com — From FreshlyGround, Zolani Mahola walks on sunshine as she introduces her new hit ‘Black Girls’ live in studio. From broadway, Alan asks the illusionist Chris Cox how to make fat disappear, and Nathan Ro is ‘the thin, the young, and too fabulous'.

Designer and critic Zolani Stewart joins merritt to talk Sonic studies, writing communities, and dialectics.

President Jacob Zuma insists that white monopoly capital in South Africa exist- despite the ANC's decision to reject defining it a white monopoly capital but instead a monopoly capital without colour or racialising the issue. The controversial concept of "white monopoly capital" was rejected by the majority of ANC delegates at its national policy conference early this month. Delivering a Nelson Mandela Memorial lecture at Zolani sports centre in Nyanga East in the Cape Flats, organised by the ANC Youth League Dullah Omar Region last night-Zuma says those who say there is no white monopoly capital are not living in South Africa. He futher illustrated that South Africa had experience colonialism of a special type with unique features than other former colonised countries. Abongwe Kobokana filed this report.

We’ve reached the final act of our Sonic 06 extravaganza with Zolani Stewart. We talk about why Rouge is the best, learn which character is the Waluigi of Sonic, and realize why we believe in the dream of Sonic.

Since Caleb was out of town last week, here's the second part of our episode with Zolani Stewart. We talk about level design, Sonic's lack of agency, and liking things that are hard to like.

Join us for the first part of our conversation with Zolani Stewart about the infamous Sonic '06, widely regarded as the "worst Sonic game of all time."

In this episode, I interview the newly crowned Critical Distance 2016 Journalist of the Year, Heather Alexandra. Each new interviewee seems to bring some new aspect to the video criticism form. Heather Alexandra instead of jumping straight into video essays, began with the longer form of Let's Play, but with a critical bent. From there she continued to evolve her voice down two paths, the more structured video essay we are familiar with, and a more casual conversation format developed from the Let's Play style. We discuss that two pronged approach as well as her freelance work, new job at Kotaku, and speculate on the future of video game commentary. SHOW NOTES Heather Alexandra's YouTube Channel Kotaku's A Critical Look Playlist "Let's Crit": Far Cry 4 "Let's Crit": Shadow of the Colossus Let's Remember Skies of Arcadia Vanquish: Why Ya Gotta Do More Than Just Play Games ZAM - The Witness Review A Closer Look At "The Harvester" in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Reviting Red Dead Redepmtion MGS2 Livestream w. Zolani and Austin! Opening Theme: 'Close' by The Alpha Conspiracy Closing Theme: 'Wishing Never' by The Alpha Conspiracy

This episode Zolani and Stephen discuss the new Schoolboy Q record, and this year's YG album, Still Brazy. Schoolboy Q - Blank Face LP YG - Still Brazy

With us this time is founding editor of The Arcade Review Zolani Stewart. Coming up on a year now, The Arcade Review is a publication that situates itself as an arts magazine first and a games magazine second. Wanting to break away from the stagnant circles of what is traditionally considered games writing, Zolani, with some help, created a space where he could foster the type of writing he wanted to see. We go into his sharpening focus over time of both the philosophical bedrock as well as the more physical aspects of its improving design. Enjoy. SHOW NOTES The Arcade Review The Arcade Review Patreon Why Weird Games Are Important Glitches: A Kind of History We Who? Predatory Queerness: A Response to "Neighborhood Bondage" Lana and Zolani Visit A Gallery Opening Theme: 'Close' by The Alpha Conspiracy Closing Theme: 'Wishing Never' by The Alpha Conspiracy

This week we talk to Zolani Mahola lead singer of Freshlyground. We review some of the landmarks in her musical career and the reflective nature of musicians’ work, which tends to mirror social, political and cultural experiences. We acknowledge that patriarchal beliefs affect the way some men perceive women and as a result may hinder women’s progress; these issues need to be confronted to change perspectives. In terms of career development we look at the role of positive support structures, self belief and ambition as important factors for success. Tune in for more…