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May 18, 2013 10:47 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 17 May 2013: Susan Rendall - CEO - Johannesburg Youth Orchestra Company.
Chris Avant-Smith from @Radio2Day chatted to Susan Rendall about Wozani: Youth Orchestra: A family event with music and instrument demonstrations featuring Jozi's finest young musicians from the Johannesburg Youth Orchestra Company. Tickets are R50 each and are available at the door or from the JYOC offices in Parktown. Phone 011 484 1257 or e-mail info@orchestracompany.org.za for bookings or more information.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) is hosted by Chris Avant-Smith on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv audio channel 169. Stream: www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
May 16, 2013 10:58 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 16 May 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Toni Strasburg about her book, Fractured Lives.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2) and repeated on Sundays at 16h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
May 16, 2013 04:35 AM PDT
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 14 May 2013: Den Adams with Brian McKechnie #YEOVILLE #JoburgHeritage.
YEOVILLE - ITS PEOPLE, ITS BUILDINGS AND ITS HISTORY.
Another in our talks on old Johannesburg suburbs as Den Adams and Brian McKechnie chat about the fascinating suburb of YEOVILLE . Boasting some of the most outstanding works of architecture in the City, it also has many beautiful churches, not to mention the iconic Nazareth House, which has stood proud on the top of the Ridge since the late 1890’s. Many famous people lived here and they will chat about them and the changes that have been happening in the suburb in recent years. Also the architects and architecture of some of the buildings which, according to the Trust’s latest newsletter: “Only the City can outweigh Yeoville’s architectural heritage.
Brian is a heritage architect and a member of Johannesburg Heritage Trust’s Board of Management and is passionate about his subject.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
May 12, 2013 09:44 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 12 May 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Mike Tammadge: Middleburg Art Competition open for entries. It’s time to show your creativity with Middelburg Mall’s “My Middelburg, My Region” 2013 art competition.Visit www.middelburgmall.co.za or its Facebook page for the latest information, and details on how to enter.
2. Kay Potts : PPC Young Concrete Sculptor Awards Competition. PPC Cement Young Concrete Sculptor Awards (YCSA) calls on aspiring artists to enter this year’s competition. YCSA, the longest running competition of its kind in South Africa, is a platform for emerging artists to showcase their creativity and talent through the medium of concrete. Follow PPC on Twitter @PPCisCement, like us on www.facebook.com/PPC.Cement and visit us at www.ycsa.co.za or www.ppc.co.za
3. Mixael de Kock : DIAMOND JUBILEE GALA NIGHT FOR JOHANNESBURG. The South African Guide-Dogs Association for the Blind today announced that as part of its 60th Anniversary Celebrations during 2013 it will be hosting a Diamond Jubilee Gala Concert at the Joburg Theatre on Wednesday 5th June 2013 at which some of the country’s top artistes will be performing.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Chris Avant-Smith on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv audio channel 169. Stream: www.1485.org.za and 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
May 11, 2013 01:31 AM PDT
Chris Avant-Smith from @Radio2Day chatted to Deidre Schoeman about the ACT | DALRO | Nedbank Performing Arts Scholarships for 2013. These scholarships are awarded to enable ambitious youngsters keen to pursue a performing arts course at any accredited South African tertiary institution. The closing date for registrations is Friday 31 May, 2013. Eligible candidates who would like to register can visit www.act.org.za or contact the ACT office for more information, through: 011 712 8403 or send an e-mail to deidre@act.org.za
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) is hosted by Chris Avant-Smith on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv audio channel 169. Stream: www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
May 09, 2013 05:08 AM PDT
Sally Herbert is the Co-ordinator of the Kingsmead Book Fair being held on Saturday 25 May at Kingsmead College, 132 Oxford Road, Melrose. Gareth Crocker discussed his latest book, Never Let Go.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2) and repeated on Sundays at 16h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
May 07, 2013 04:27 AM PDT
Back to the wards, starched white uniforms and dread disease. Flo Bird will be talking to retired Theatre Sister Val Hammerton who started her training in 1954 as a cadet nurse, moved up the ranks to graduate proudly as General Nurse, whom we all labelled Sister with white veil, black stockings and red cloak. Val qualified further in midwifery in Durban, then back to the Joburg Gen to train as a Theatre sister. She later worked in England, the USA and Holland in this field so operating theatres became her domain. Things have changed dramatically since the first gruesome times when Edward V11 endured his appendix being removed. The bad days of diphtheria, measles, scarlet fever and polio have also gone thanks to immunisation. Sisters still wear their epaulettes with pride even if they are now called ward managers. Back to the old Joburg Gen!
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
May 05, 2013 07:35 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 5 May 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Annebelle Schreuders: Dancing In Other Words Festival. INTERNATIONAL POETRY IN CONVERSATION AT SPIER Dancing in Other Words Programme Announcement.Poetry and the reflections of award-winning international literary figures, political dissidents, activists and a Nobel Prize frontrunner, will fill the Spier Manor House and Old Wine Cellar on 10 and 11 May 2013. Book at Spier, 021 809 1100, during office hours, Monday to Friday, or email reservations@spier.co.za For more information, visit www.dancinginotherwords.co.za
2. Irma Albers: Call for Emerging Theatre Director’s Bursary. The Theatre Arts Admin Collective invites applications for the 2013 Theatre Arts Admin Collective’s Emerging Theatre Director’s Bursary. This year, 2 bursaries are on offer, supported in partnership with the Baxter Theatre Centre and Distell. If you are an emerging director and would like to grab this opportunity please submit: a 1-page creative proposal; your CV including 2 references with contact details; and indication of your preferred date to artsadmin@mweb.co.za by Friday 10 May 2013. The Bursary winners will be announced on Friday 24 May 2013.
3. Daphne Kuhn on @TheatreOnSquare's winter lineup. for more info go to: http://www.theatreonthesquare.co.za
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv audio channel 169. Stream: www.1485.org.za and 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
November 15, 2012 12:39 AM PST
ASA Today –14 November 2012 - hosted by Selloane Khosi from the ASA and guest Leon Grobbler, manager at ASA talking controversial subjects - Why the ASA does not deal with such ads? Why the complaints that do not make the grade are not investigated and what Solal complaints are about. Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
September 13, 2012 03:04 AM PDT
ASA Today – 12 September 2012 - hosted by Selloane Khosi from the ASA on "Topics: Appendix F – Why is it not in The Code Of Advertising Practice? The ASA AGM and The PPC and Elephant Cement matter. Also, the SEXPO and Mavericks complaints and decisions"
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
September 13, 2012 02:10 AM PDT
ASA Today – 05 September 2012 - hosted by Selloane Khosi and Puseletso Mahlangu from the ASA on "Misleading advertising and hair products"
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
September 13, 2012 01:55 AM PDT
ASA Today - 29 August 2012 - hosted by Puseletso Mahlangu from the ASA on "PSA and TAG Awards" Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
August 25, 2012 07:29 AM PDT
ASA Today - 22 August 2012 - hosted by Puseletso Mahlangu and Selloane Khosi from the ASA on "Misleading Advertising and Hair Products".
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today
broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
August 11, 2012 11:23 PM PDT
ASA Today - 8 August 2012 - hosted by Puseletso Mahlangu from the ASA on "ASA's Different Faces"
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today
broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
July 28, 2012 12:04 PM PDT
ASA Today - 25 July 2012 - hosted by Faith Rikhotso from the ASA with guest Fred Makgato - Legal Head at the ASA.
Topic : Setting the record straight on:" Axes out for Advertising Standards Authortity".
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA). Radio Today
broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
July 20, 2012 10:48 AM PDT
ASA Today - 18 July 2012 - hosted by Puseletso Mahlangu from the ASA with guest Michelle Boehme from SAARF .
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
July 07, 2012 07:57 AM PDT
ASA Today - 4 July 2012 - hosted by Faith Rikhotso (Consumer Assistant ) at THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA)with Clinton Chetty from the ASA) Topic : A compilation of interesting complaints received by the ASA.
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
June 24, 2012 01:41 AM PDT
ASA Today - 20 June 2012 - hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA): Recent Rulings.
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
June 16, 2012 03:59 AM PDT
ASA Today - 13 June 2012 - hosted by the ASA: Guests, Mpho Thothela & Gillian de Gouveia from @ProudlySA.
The show was hosted by Faith Rikhotso (Assistant at the ASA) and Fred Makgato (ASA Head of Legal and Regulations Affairs): Topic Company:‘Proudly South African’ @ProudlySA.
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today (@radiotoday) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
June 09, 2012 06:19 PM PDT
ASA Today - 6 June 2012 - hosted by the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA): Prince Mlimandela Ndamase from the Film and Publication Board(FPB).
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
June 10, 2012 12:50 AM PDT
ASA Today - 30 May 2012 - hosted by the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA).
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
May 28, 2012 05:27 AM PDT
ASA Today - 23 May 2012 - with Leon Grobler, Dispute Resolutions Manager at the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA) on recent rulings.
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
May 05, 2012 02:03 AM PDT
ASA Today - 2 May 2012 - with Selloane Khosi, Senior Consultant at the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA): Topic: Published Rulings - "War between Banks".
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today hosted by THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) . Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
April 27, 2012 08:23 AM PDT
ASA Today - 25 April 2012 - with Leon Grobler, Dispute Resolutions Manager at the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA) on some recent rulings.
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
April 21, 2012 11:29 PM PDT
ASA Today - 18 April 2012 - with Fred Makgato, ASA Head Legal & Regulatory Affairs with guest Dimakatso Qocha from NAB.
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
April 21, 2012 11:25 PM PDT
ASA Today - 11 April 2012 - with Puseletso Mahlangu, Dispute Resolutions Consultant at the ASA with guest Gail Schimmel on Rules versus Creativity.
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
March 23, 2012 04:41 AM PDT
ASA Today - 21 March 2012 - with Leon Grobler, Dispute Resolutions Manager at the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA).
Leon's s guests from the ASA were Bongiwe Tyutu, Mokgosi Rampa and Stephan Kotze: Topic: The typical distinguishing features between consumer and
competitor complaints, material processes and issues of compliance with ASA decisions.
Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today. Puseletso Mahlangu from THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) .
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, Radio that delivers!
March 07, 2012 10:09 PM PST
ASA Today - 7 March 2012 - Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) with Wendy Knowler @wendyknowler(Consumer Watch -Independent Newspapers) : Perspective of the Consumer Activist.
Puseletso Mahlangu from THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) chatted to Wendy Knowler (Comsumer Watch -Independent Newspapers).
ASA Today is hosted by Puseletso Mahlangu from THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA). Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today. Puseletso Mahlangu from THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) .
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
February 25, 2012 11:32 PM PST
ASA Today - 22 February 2012 - Advertising Standards Authority SA (ASASA)- Luthi Zibi - on Sponsorship.
Puseletso Mahlangu from THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) chatted to Luthi Zibi, Business Development Manager at Embo Brand Builder & Distributions.
ASA Today is hosted by Puseletso Mahlangu from THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA). Tune in every Wednesday at 18h30 (GMT+2) on Radio Today for ASA Today. Puseletso Mahlangu from THE ADVERTISING STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (ASA) .
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
May 05, 2013 01:26 AM PDT
Michael Coulson from @Radio2Day chatted to Luyanda Sidiya - Choreographer of Dominion presented by Vuyani Dance Theatre at the Soweto Theatre
Vuyani Dance Theatre: Dominion will see The Soweto Theatre's stage coming to life. The work is inspired by the energy and power within all of us. The show will run from 29 May - 8 June 2013. Tickets, cost R80
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv audio channel 169. Stream: www.1485.org.za and 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 27, 2013 11:00 AM PDT
Michael Coulson from @Radio2Day chatted to Buhle Ndwandwe - Events Manager (Art In The Park) about Art In The Park 2013 in Pietermaritzburg supported by Nashua and BASA. The exhibition is scheduled to take place from the 29th May – 2nd June 2013 at Alexandra Park. For more information please contact: Msunduzi Pietermaritzburg Tourism on 033 – 3451348 or email events2@pmbtourism.co.za
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv audio channel 169. Stream: www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 20, 2013 08:34 AM PDT
SONG FOR SEKOTO, Gerard Sekoto 1913-2013, will be showing at Wits Art Museum (WAM), corner Jan Smuts and Jorissen Streets, Braamfontein, Johannesburg from 26 April to 2 June 2013. Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 10am – 4pm. The Gallery can be contacted on 011 717 1365 or info.wam@wits.ac.za Admission is free.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv audio channel 169. Stream: http://infant.antfarm.co.za/radiotoday/player.asp?id=40 and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 13, 2013 11:20 AM PDT
Richard Hughes – Sponsorship Manager at Sasol spoke about ,breaking barriers at the 2013 Sasol New Signatures art competition. The Sasol New Signatures competition, now in its 24th year, recognises the joy which an emerging artist's signature brings. Entering the competition provides a platform not only for extensive recognition, but also for the financial means to launch a career in the art world. Final judging takes place on Monday 12 August 2013. Regional judges will select approximately 100 works which will be exhibited at the final judging on Monday 12 August 2013 and then as part of the Sasol New Signatures exhibition at the Pretoria Art Museum from 28 August until 13 October 2013. More details can be obtained from Nandi Hilliard at the Association of Arts Pretoria at 012 346 3100. Artists can also visit www.sasolsignatures.co.za
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to 18h00(GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi.
April 06, 2013 10:18 AM PDT
A Dance deconstruction of Shakespeare’s #Othello, “Desdemona” is a UJ Arts & Culture student production running in the UJ Arts Centre Theatre on the Kingsway Campus from 12 April to 20 April 2013. Full-price tickets are R80.00, discounted tickets for students and pensioners are R50.00 and block-bookings of 10 or more qualify for a 50% discount at only R40 each. Book at Computicket. For group bookings e-mail preciousm@uj.ac.za or call 011 559 3058.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 30, 2013 01:51 AM PDT
"I Stand Corrected" showing at Soweto Theatre is an artistic, haunting, absurdly comical response to homophobic and transphobic hate rape staged at the Soweto Theatre from Thursday, 28 to Saturday, 30 March 2013.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to 18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi.
March 23, 2013 09:18 AM PDT
The Iziko National Gallery is hosting the exhibition, which is co-curated by Paul Weinberg of UCT Library (@UCTLibrary) and David Goldblatt, the pre-eminent documentary photographer. Both have spent much of their careers exploring the contested nature of land and landscape in South African society. The exhibition will be a public event, addressing all four conference themes visually. Archbishop Ndungane will give the keynote address to open the exhibition on 25 March 2013.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 17, 2013 12:07 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 15 Mar 2013: Dawn Lindberg - Executive Director of Naledi Theatre Awards @NalediAwardsSA @GoldReefCitySA.
The Naledi Theatre Awards take place on March 18 2013 at the Lyric Theatre at Gold Reef City. This year's function will be open to the public and will feature a wonderful entertainment line-up and celebrity presenters. A pre-show cocktail and glass of wine is included in ticket price, which range from R50 for students to R200. Tickets are available at www.goldreefcity.co.za.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 09, 2013 08:31 AM PST
@Radio2Day's Michael Coulson chatted to Jay Pather about Infecting the City, a public art festival in South Africa, that stages boundary breaking works in the city of Cape Town's communal spaces. Website: www.infectingthecity.com;Facebook: https://www.facebook.comInfectingTheCityFestival;
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/infectingthecit
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to 18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 03, 2013 12:50 AM PST
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 1 Mar 2013: Sophia Van Wyk (@TelkomZA @TelkomPR) on Pat Mautloa’s exhibition at Telkom Art Space.
@Radio2Day's Michael Coulson chatted to Sophia Van Wyk about Pat Mautloa’s exhibition at the Telkom Art Space. For more info go to: http://www.telkom.co.za/art_collection
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to 18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 23, 2013 01:48 AM PST
@Radio2Day's Michael Coulson chatted to Ling Dobson about the build up to the Knysna Literary Festival on 19 to 24 March 2013 and its BASA Grant. Founded in 2010, the Knysna Literary Festival celebrates the written word by connecting the community with some South Africa's most celebrated authors. For more info go to http://www.facebook.com/KnysnaLiteraryFestival; twitter: @KnysnaLitFest or www.knysnaliteraryfestival.co.za.
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February 09, 2013 10:19 AM PST
@BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 8 Feb 2013: Lisa Henry – Jozi Film festival Organizer @JoziFilmFest @EtanaInsurance @Vodacom.
The Jozi Film Festival was born out of a desire to create a platform for local talent and to reach new audiences by taking films to venues not traditionally associated with film.
Jozi's only film festival that caters specifically for films made in Jozi and/or by Jo'burgers. Jozi Film Festival 15 - 17 February 2013.,Johannesburg, South Africa. For more info go to :
http://www.jozifilmfestival.co.za
The Jozi Film Festival extends a huge thank you to our 2013 sponsors, Etana Insurance, Communications Advisory, Audio Network and our newest partner, Vodacom, without whom this festival would not be possible.
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February 02, 2013 10:25 AM PST
@BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 1 Feb 2013: Anthony Harris on Collective 2013 Exhibition - Port Elizabeth @NMandelaBay @MyPE.
Michael Coulson interviewed Anthony Harris - Director Art Events about Collective 2013 Exhibition - Port Elizabeth @NMandelaBay @MyPE.
ART Gallery will be hosting the first fine art exhibition of the year titled "COLLECTIVE 2013" - an exhibition of new work by some of the Eastern Capes leading professional artists.
ART Gallery is also the "home" of Ceramics Southern Africa - Eastern Cape. Leading ceramists from the Eastern Cape will also have their work on exhibition including Delphine Niez, the winner of the Corobrick National Ceramics Exhibition 2012 recently held at the Pretoria Art Museum.
The exhibition opened on Friday 1 February and runs until Sat 9 March 2013. For more details kindly contact Anthony Harris on 072 379 5933.
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January 27, 2013 12:22 AM PST
@BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 25 Jan 2013: Ruth Simbao and Barbara Freemantle @StdBankArt
Michael Coulson interviewed Ruth Simbao (Curator) and Barbara Freemantle - Standard Bank Curator. Topic: Making Way: Contemporary Art from South Africa and China is the acclaimed exhibition curated by Ruth Simbao for the 2012 National Arts Festival. Making Way: Contemporary Art from South Africa and China Standard Bank Gallery 30 January – 28 March 2013. For more information about Standard Bank Gallery www.standardbankarts.co.za. or www.makingway.co.za.
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January 21, 2013 06:00 AM PST
@BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 18 Jan 2013: Dr. Emma Durden on The Eighth Musho! International Theatre Festival @pubmat
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December 23, 2012 09:06 PM PST
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson chatted to Actor Daisy Dickinson about Swing back to the 20s with Great Gatsby at Spier. The famous novel, The Great Gatsby, has recently come out of copyright, and the film is due to be released early next year, sparking a renewed interest in the work, and the glitz and glamour of the 20s. Spier will be hosting an interactive stage adaptation of the novel until 31 December 2012, following a sold-out run in London.
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December 15, 2012 06:54 AM PST
B@BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 14 Dec 2012: Jerry Pooe on #MAFUKUZELA #JohnDube #pacofs @pacofs #SibongileKhumalo.
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson chatted to Jerry Pooe about MAFUKUZELA – SONGS OF FREEDOM featuring Sibongile Khumalo.
PACOFS is responding to the call of Celebrating South Africa’s heritage through honouring the people who contributed in the liberation struggle that led to freedom of the oppressed. It is therefore we celebrate John Langalibalele Dube well known as Mafukuzela a leader, a priest, a journalist, a teacher, a scholar, an author and the first president of the African National Congress, a man who fought tirelessly for the education of a black child and for freedom of all Africans. He will be celebrated through narrative song and dance featuring the diva songstress Sibongile Khumalo, complemented with an orchestra, choir and dancers. The narrative concert will introduce audiences to the music of J L Dube composed by himself and his journey told through movement and fusion of Gospel, Indigenous music, choral, jazz and classical sounds. The concert is promising an unforgettable unique evening under the directorship of Jerry Pooe with celebrated choreographers and musicians.Venue: Sand du Plessis Theatre; Time: 19:30; Admission Fee: R100.
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December 08, 2012 06:11 AM PST
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 7 Dec 2012: Michael Coulson chatted to Kenny Wizz @MillionThrills @sharlvers #MichaelJackson.
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson chatted to Kenny Wizz - International Michael Jackson Impersonator about The Michael Jackson musical biography HIStory II which returns to Durban this December. The Michael Jackson musical biography HIStory II is a spectacular musical biography of Michael Jackson’s life HIStory II opens at the iZulu Theatre, Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom in Durban on December 6 and runs until January 6, with one special performance being staged at Sun International’s Wild Coast Sun on December 26. Performances are on Thursdays to Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 3pm from December 6 to January 6, at the iZulu Theatre, Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom and one night only at the Tropical Nites Theatre at the Wild Coast Sun on December 26 at 8pm.
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December 02, 2012 12:33 AM PST
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 30 Nov 2012: Michael Coulson chatted to Debbie Turner from @CapeDanceCo #Grace #dance.
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson interviewed Debbie Turner from @CapeDanceCo. Cape Dance Company presents Grace, a dynamic new season featuring exquisite neo-classical ballets by local and international choreographers. Grace will be performed at the Dance Factory in Newtown in Johannesburg on 3 December at 7.30pm and 4 December at 5:00pm & 7.30pm with tickets from R60 to R100 via Computicket or the Dance Factory on 011 833 1347. The Artscape Theatre performances are from 7 to 14 December at 8.00pm and on Saturday 15 December at 3.00pm and 8.00pm with tickets from R120 to R140 via Computicket or 021 421 7695.
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November 25, 2012 07:12 AM PST
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 23 Nov 2012: Michael Coulson chatted to Caroline Nkwe and Madeleen Engelbrecht @BTEVO1SS @MTNZA.
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson interviewed Caroline Nkwe (soprano) of BTE VO1SS and Madeleen Engelbrecht – Office Manager about the BTE VO1SS' Annual Christmas Concert proudly sponsored by MTN. BTE VO1SS' Aannual Christmas Concert will take place on 30 November at 20:00 in the Linder Auditorium, Parktown, Johannesburg. BTE VO1SS’ annual Christmas Concert has established itself as one of the definitive concerts in this genre, and has become a tradition in Pretoria. Building on the successful formula of the previous years, BTE VO1SS, previously known as the Black Tie Ensemble, will present a Christmas Concert in Johannesburg, proudly sponsored by MTN. The concert will enthrall and move concertgoers on 30 November at 20:00 in the Linder Auditorium, Parktown. Book at Computicket outlets or phone 011 340 8000 or online at www.computicket.com.
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November 17, 2012 09:19 PM PST
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 16 Nov 2012: Michael Coulson chatted to Welcome Msomi & Gérard Robinson @TheDALRO @actorgza.
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson interviewed Welcome Msomi & Gérard Robinson. Welcome Msomi was honored with lifetime achievement award sponsored by the Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation (DALRO) at the recent prestigious15th Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) awards. Welcome Msomi is perhaps best known as the founder and director of the Izulu Dance Theatre and Music Company established in 1965 in Durban. He has won international acclaim as a playwright, choreographer and director. Gérard Robinson is the Chairman of the Board of the Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation (DALRO).
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November 10, 2012 09:58 AM PST
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 9 Nov 2012: Michael Coulson chatted to Christine Crouse - Artistic Director of Cape Town Opera @CapeTOpera.
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson interviewed Christine Crouse - Artistic Director of Cape Town Opera about the collaboration with the UCT Opera school in presenting Offenbach’s - The Tales of Hoffmann. The Tales of Hoffman will be performed at the Artscape Theatre on 24, 27, 28 and 29 November at 7.30pm and on Sunday 25 November at 6pm. Parental Guidance is advised. Tickets cost R125 to R175, with the Sunday performance running at a special discounted price of R50. Tickets are available through Computicket or Dial-a-Seat.
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November 03, 2012 06:35 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 2 Nov 2012: Guest: Letitia T Myburgh from Standard Bank's Archives & Historical Services @StdBankArts
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson interviewed Letitia T Myburgh from Standard Bank's Archives & Historical Services about the exibition 'The Art of Banking: Celebrating through Collections’ at the Standard Bank Gallery until 1 December 2012. The exhibition marks Standard Bank’s 150th year in banking. The Art of Banking: Celebrating through Collections shows at the Standard Bank Gallery, corner of Simmonds and Frederick Streets, Johannesburg. The Gallery (Tel: 011 631 4467) is open Mondays to Fridays, 08:00-16:30; on Saturdays, 09:00-13:00; and is closed on Sundays and public holidays. Admission is free. For more info go to www.standardbankarts.co.za
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October 27, 2012 07:12 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 26 Oct 2012: Guest: Sam de Romijn on : The Imbewu Trust and the play #Chickens (@ChristineMS1)
@Radio2Day host Michael Coulson interviewed Sam de Romijn – Director at The Imbewu Trust about the play Chickens. A stellar creative team brings Gabriella Pinto’s play Chickens to life when it is performed at Magnet Theatre from 25 October to 3 November. The play was the winning entry of the inaugural SCrIBE Scriptwriting Competition, an annual competition presented by the Imbewu Trust to promote and develop contemporary South African theatre. The prize is to have the play mounted by a professional team for a run at a theatre. Chickens is directed by multiple-award-winner Tara Notcutt (..miskien; Mafeking Road), and the cast features acclaimed broadcaster and actor Adrian Galley (The Mechanicals;Tonight Neither Hamlet); Dylan Horley (Somewhere on the Border; Little Foot) and rising newcomer Kelly-Eve Koopman (Woza Andries). Lighting design is by Luke Ellenbogen with set and costume design by Juanita Ferreira.
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October 21, 2012 07:32 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 19 Oct 2012: Guest: Iain MacDonald: THE SOUTH AFRICAN MZANSI BALLET GALA at PACOFS (@SAMzansiBallet)
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October 14, 2012 08:43 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 12 Oct 2012: Guest: Elsa Hoogenhout -KWV Culture & Communications : The KWV Sensorium @kwvsensorium.
For more than 50 years, KWV has collected a portfolio of artworks by some of South Africa’s greatest artists, and for the first time ever this beautiful collection will be opened to public viewing at the brand new KWV Sensorium. The collection consists of approximately 100 paintings, wood carvings and drawings and includes works by Gregoire Boonzaier, Irma Stern, Jacob Hendrik Pierneef and Piet van Heerden.The KWV Sensorium (www.kwvsensorium.com) opened to the public on 21 September 2012 and is located at KWV’s headquarters - La Concorde – 57 Main Road, Paarl.
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October 06, 2012 03:31 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 5 Oct 2012: Guests: Jill Richards and Francois Venter. Topic: Antjie in Berlin (@MarketTheatre GoetheJoburg).
Without Time and Place/Antjie in Berlin takes the audience on an aural journey based on a number of letters written by Antjie Krog while on a residency in Berlin and included in her recent book Begging to be Black. Part sound installation, part concert performance, it brings the talents of Jill Richards, one of South Africa's premier pianists, together with those of sound technician Shaughn Macrae. Composer Rudiger Meyer builds on the music concealed within the spoken word, creating a space for reflection within a landscape of loudspeakers that take on a nearly sculptural aspect. Antjie in Berlin had its premiere at the National Arts Festival in 2012 in Grahamstown.Venue: The Market Theater 2 October – 14
October 2012.
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September 29, 2012 06:25 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 28 Sept 2012: Guest: Anthony Harris - Managing Member of Art Events. ART Gallery hosting two exhibitions that will run concurrently.
HOME@ART is a celebratory exhibition. Ceramics Southern Africa- EasternCape has found a permanent “home” at ART Gallery. Members of the EasternCape branch will now have a permanent exhibition space at the new gallery.
This exhibition highlights the exceptional, diverse talent of our ceramists, some of whom have had work selected for the National Ceramic Exhibition to be held at the Pretoria Art Museum from 7 October. Works from the NationalExhibition participants, among others, Donve Branch, Lydia Holmes, Bianca Whitehead, Margie Higgs, Delphine Niez, Billy McNaughton, Charmain Haines, and Lynnley Watson are on this HOME@ART exhibition.
Running concurrently with the HOME@ART exhibition is the new COLLECT!VE 2 exhibition which showcases work of leading Eastern Cape artists who have excelled themselves in National and International exhibitions. Artists include Anton Momberg, Gregory Kerr, Derrick Erasmus, Gregory Schultz, Anthony Harris, Bretten-Anne Moolman and Jaco Benade to name a few. The exhibitions open at ART Gallery on Friday 21 September at 5:30pm and closes on Sat. 28 October.
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September 22, 2012 07:58 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 21 Sept 2012: Guest: GEORGINA THOMSON:Danse l’Afrique danse! comes to South Africa.@artslinkcoza.
Heralding in a pan-African event with a strong emphasis on African collaborations and exchanges is Danse l’Afrique danse. This year, Danse l’Afrique danse! is coming to Johannesburg, South Africa, under the banner of the France-South Africa Seasons 2012 & 2013. The 9th edition of the biennial dance platform, is being held in Johannesburg and Soweto from 28 September to 7 October 2012. The official opening event of Danse l’Afrique danse! will take place at the new Soweto Theatre on Friday 28 September making African contemporary dance accessible to a wider range of audiences. Danse l’Afrique danse is organised with the support of the OIF (Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie) and the French Cultural Network in Africa; co-produced by Institut français and Soweto Theatre with the support of Total, major sponsor of the Season. Tickets for all
events and performances are only R20.00 on Computicket.
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September 15, 2012 05:48 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Fri 14 Sept 2012: Guest: Kathleen du Plessis. Focus: The second SAMRO Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competition (@SAMROMusic).
Fifty-nine young, promising instrumentalists are in the starting line-up for the second SAMRO Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competition.
The competition takes place at the Hugo Lambrechts Music Centre in Parow, Cape Town from 24 to 28 September 2012. Medals and a host of other attractive prizes are at stake.
The competition is hosted by the SA Society of Music Teachers: Tygerberg (SASMT), formerly headed by Leon Hartshorne, who passed away recently. Leon, who had presided over the competition for many years, applauded the standard of the candidates when he coordinated the auditions in June this year.
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September 08, 2012 12:36 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 7 Sept 2012 : Guest: Ms Janet Watts. Focus: The Discovery Summit (@The_DILS) and The FNB Joburg Art Fair (@FNBJHBArtFair). The Discovery Summit Closing Cocktail Event happened on Thursday the 30th of August 2012 in the Bill Gallagher conference room of the Sandton Convention center. Through Business and Arts South Africa, Discovery commissioned 18 works by various artists from Artist proof studios. The FNB Joburg Art Fair gives you the opportunity to come see and buy the largest selection of African contemporary art under one roof. Location:Sandton Convention Centre, Maude Street, Sandown, Hours Fri 7 September to Sunday 9 September. Contact info: Phone: 011 447 3868, nfo@artlogic.co.za, www.fnbjoburgartfair.co.za.
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September 01, 2012 07:10 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 31 August 2012 : Guest: Tersia Mdunge - Santam CSI Manager (@Santam). Focus: Winner, Santam Limited for Santam's Child Art Programme at the 15th Annual Business Day BASA Awards, supported by Anglo American.
Santam's Child Art Programme a multi-faceted project includes teacher training where up to 90 percent of educators reached have no formal arts training. The workshop content is aligned to the new curriculum (CAPS). The workshops are hands on and educators are shown how to do projects covered in the curriculum using mostly recycled material.
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August 25, 2012 04:57 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 24 August 2012 : Guest: Ms Rosemary Nalden. Interview Focus: BUSKAID’S 15TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT (@Buskaid).
On Saturday 8th September, The Buskaid Music School will be celebrating their 15 year anniversary with their annual concert at the Linder Auditorium. This will be the school’s last public appearance in 2012, and also the last time that the whole group will appear together this year before the three Royal Academy of Music students currently at Buskaid return to London for their new academic year. Date: Saturday 8th September 2012 ,Venue: Linder Auditorium, Wits University ST ANDREWS ROAD, PARKTOWN, Time: 19:30. Tickets are available from Computicket and at the venue on the concert day.
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August 11, 2012 06:06 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 10 August 2012 : Guests: Colin Northmore (Scared Heart College - @SHC_OffTheCuff) and Geoff Rothschild (JSE). Interview Focus: Sacred Heart Three2six Project supported by JSE.
In 2008, Sacred Heart College in Observatory, Johannesburg started the Three2six a programme aimed at offering a place of hope for refugee children. Besides offering academic and social bridging into the South African schooling system, the project also aims to offer protective factors that can build resilience and reduce vulnerability. These include offering children a sense of belonging, a positive school climate, opportunities for success and recognition of achievement, and a non-violent environment.
On the 24th of August, with the generous support of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange the Three2six Project will be hosting a group exhibition of artworks made exclusively by the kids from the Three2six project. The exhibition is also supported by BASA and Breadsticks Foundation.
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August 04, 2012 08:07 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 3 August 2012 : Guest: Brett Pyper - Absa KKNK CEO (@AbsaKKNK). Interview Focus: Klein Karoo Klassique 2012
This year’s Klein Karoo Klassique covers a wide spectrum of classical music, with a symphonic opera gala programme, sacred choral works, highlights from the classical and romantic repertoire, but also contemporary, classically oriented shows for a crossover audience.
For more information and the full program visit their website at www.klassique.co.za. Tickets are available at Computicket or at any Shoprite / Checkers.
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July 28, 2012 06:38 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 27 July 2012 : Guest: Dr Paul Bayliss Interview Focus: Absa L'Atelier Art Competition.
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July 21, 2012 05:17 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 20 July 2012 : Guest: Theo Kemp-Programme Manager @AbsaKKNK.
Interview Focus: Absa KKNK welcomes proposals for 2013. There are two weeks left to submit proposals for the 19th Absa KKNK in Oudtshoorn.
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July 07, 2012 05:22 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 6 July 2012 : Guest: Louis Heyneman-CEO Cape Philharmonic Orchestra (@CPOSouthAfrica). Interview Focus: Elza van der Heerver –Celebrity GALA CONCERT. The internationally acclaimed South African born soprano Elza van den Heever, who makes her debut with the Metropolitan Opera in New York later this year, returns to South Africa for a Celebrity Gala Concert, her debut concert with the Cape Philharmonic, on Sunday 8 July in the Artscape Opera House.
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June 30, 2012 05:25 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 29 June 2012 : Guest: Anthony Harris. Interview Focus: XPRESSIONS 2012: a biennial exhibition which highlights the work of 22 professional artists living in Nelson Mandela Bay.
Work on exhibition includes painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, printmaking and mixed media. The first of the two exhibitions will be held at the new “boutique” ART Gallery, 51b Cuyler Street, Central Hill, Port Elizabeth from 12 – 25 June. The exhibition then moves to the National Arts Festival, Trinity Hall, Hill Street, Grahamstown, from 28 June – 8 July.
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June 23, 2012 05:21 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 22 June 2012 : Guest: Mthsembeni Masina. Interview Focus: World South - A two-part documentary film with live performance, by the Leago Afrikan Arts Foundation.
The production forms part of an objective of the Leago Afrikan Arts Foundation, to promote African cultural and artistic heritage.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Frank Malaba or Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2).
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June 15, 2012 08:25 PM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 15 June 2012 : Guest: Sifiso Ntuli (House of NsAkO) cultural activist. Interview Focus: aJaZZme meander - Passing on the cultural baton.
It has been long overdue, but finally a platform has been created where established music legends will pass on the cultural baton to younger, but equally talented musicians as part of Sifiso Ntuli’s brainchild aJaZZme: African Art and Jazz Meander. An unprecedented launch event will establish a high standard on 16 June 2012 at Soweto’s Nambitha Restaurant, at the iconic Vilakazi Street, from noon to 6.00pm.
The launch event will be used as a rollout for a series of other cultural initiatives, the first one being held in Tshwane on 28 July and the next in Braamfontein, Joburg on 25 August 2012.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Frank Malaba or Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2).
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June 09, 2012 07:40 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 8 June 2012 : Guest: Ana Lemmer- CEO of FTH:K. Interview Focus: Award-wining visual theatre company FTH:K recently celebrated their seventh birthday in style.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Frank Malaba or Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00 (GMT+2).
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June 02, 2012 02:11 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 1 June 2012 : Guest: Gregory Maqoma (Artistic Director). Interview Focus: MAYHEM by Vuyani Dance Theatre.
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May 26, 2012 11:49 PM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news)- Friday 25 May 2012 : Guests: Louise Van Der Bijl(Ross)& Anthea Pokroy.Interview Focus: Newtown Artist Run Centre and Studios Assemblage.
Assemblage is a place for the visual arts community of Johannesburg to connect, to share ideas, information and advice and to collaborate. Assemblage is about production, participation and the sharing of resources and knowledge.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Frank Malaba or Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to 18h00.
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May 19, 2012 03:09 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 18 May 2012 : Guest: Michelle Constant (BASA CEO) : The 15th Annual Business Day BASA Awards supported by
Anglo American closing date extended to 25th May 2012.
Radio Today host Frank Malaba spoke to Michelle Constant (BASA CEO) about The 15th Annual Business Day BASA Awards supported by Anglo American and the closing date for entries extended to 25th May 2012.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Frank Malaba or Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to 18h00.
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May 12, 2012 03:49 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 11 May 2012 : Guest: Michael Goldman (@GIBS_SA) - BASA Toolkit.
Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Michael Goldman (Senior Lecturer at Gordon Institute of Business Science and Toolkit Researcher) about the BASA Arts Sponsorship Management Toolkit.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
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May 05, 2012 03:12 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 4 May 2012 : Guest: Shadrack Bokaba (Managing Director of JPO - @JhbPhilharmonic.
Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke toShadrack Bokaba (Managing Director of JPO) about The Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra's Second Season
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
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April 27, 2012 09:55 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 27 April 2012 : Guests: Hilton Lawler (Strategy Consultant) & Leigh Nudelman (Urban Arts Platform)
Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Hilton Lawler (Strategy Consultant) & Leigh Nudelman (Urban Arts Platform) about Volunteerism in the Arts: A conversation with BASA Mentor, Hilton Lawler & Mentee, Leigh Nudelman.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
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April 22, 2012 12:54 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 20 April 2012 : Guest: Siphiwe Ngwenya( Director).
Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Siphiwe Ngwenya (Director) about The Maboneng Township Arts Experience.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
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April 15, 2012 09:04 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 13 April March 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Rooksana Omar (President of the International
Council of Museums - South Africa, & President of the Commonwealth Association of Museums) about Art Project uses Google's Street View technology (Strategic angle for South African art).
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on
1485.mobi on cell phones.
April 07, 2012 12:52 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 6 April 2012 : Guest: David Brodie (Director - Stevenson).
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 6 April March 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to David Brodie (Director - Stevenson) about the Stevenson's two new Exhibitions in Cape Town and Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
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March 31, 2012 06:54 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news)(@Radio2Day) - Friday 23 March 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Brett Pyper (CEO of the KKNK Arts Festival) about The 2012 Absa KKNK Festival.
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March 24, 2012 06:25 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 23 March 2012: Guest: Michelle Lissos (Managing Director) (@iSchoolAfrica).
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 23 March 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Michelle Lissos (Managing Director) about the iSchool Africa Press Team (@iSchoolAfrica).
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 17, 2012 07:27 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 16 March 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Richard Hughes ( Sasol Sponsorship Manager) about the Sasol New Signatures Art Competition 2012
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1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 12, 2012 12:55 AM PDT
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 9 March 2012: Guest: Arnold Cloete (Managing Director of BTE VO1SS).
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 9 March 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Arnold Cloete (Managing Director of BTE VO1SS)
about MTN to the rescue of the Black Tie Ensemble.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by either Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on
Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
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March 03, 2012 02:31 AM PST
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 2 March 2012: Guest: Trevyn McGowan (Source SA Director).
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 2 March 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Trevyn McGowan about the Southern Guild Show and Source SA’s involvement with the show.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by either Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on
Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on
1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 25, 2012 11:31 PM PST
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 24 February 2012: Guest: Karen Meiring (Head of kykNET).
BASA Newsflash - Friday 24 February 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Karen Meiring (Head of kykNET) about The kykNET Fiesta Awards/Winners and kykNET’s continuous support of the Arts.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by either Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on
Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 18, 2012 04:33 AM PST
BASA Newsflash - Friday 10 February 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Rashid Lombard (festival director)about the lineup for 2012's Cape
Town Jazz Festival and Sekunjalo Investments partnership with the festival.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by either Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on
Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 11, 2012 04:51 AM PST
BASA Newsflash - Friday 10 February 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Dorianne Alexander about corporate companies engagement with productions that have been nominated for Naledi Awards and the importance of these partnerships.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by either Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on
Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
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February 05, 2012 08:25 AM PST
BASA Newsflash - Friday 3 February 2012: Guest: Pieter Toerien.
BASA Newsflash - Friday 3 February 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Pieter Toerien about Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the
Opera, long awaited arrival in Johannesburg playing at the Teatro at Montecasino from 31 January 2012.
Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by either Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on
Fridays from 17h45 to18h00.
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1485.mobi on cell phones.
January 21, 2012 05:28 AM PST
BASA Newsflash - Friday 20 January 2012: Guest: Richard Cock about the Johannesburg International Mozart Festival.
BASA Newsflash - Friday 20 January 2011: Radio Today host Michael Coulson spoke to Richard Cock about the Johannesburg International Mozart Festival
(JIMF) supported by BHP Billiton ,Rand Merchant Bank and Standard Bank. Its the 4th Johannesburg International Mozart Festival (JIMF) which will take place from 27 January to 19 February 2012 in Johannesburg, with the main symphony concerts and recitals being held at the Linder Auditorium.
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Fridays from 17h45 to 18h00.
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April 28, 2013 09:42 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 28 Apr 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Rosemary Renton (@GIBS_SA) – Chairman of Project Group; Interview focus: Project Art @ GIBS 2013.
2. Jason Mark - CEO & Founder (@floeo); Interview focus: Social Media and Business
3. Simon Berti - Interview focus: His firm, ATG Media, handled the first ever live online bidding at an art auction in SA, at Stephan Welz recently.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
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April 21, 2013 06:21 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 21 Apr 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Barbara Freemantle – Curator at Standard Bank Gallery: Subotzky's Retinal Shift - looking without seeing.Retinal Shift by Mikhael Subotzky, Standard Bank Young Artist Award winner for the Visual Arts in 2012, will be at Standard Bank Gallery from 17 April. Website: www.standardbankarts.co.za.
2. Lucia Mabasa - Managing Director- Pinpoint One (Artist Proof studio) - Annual Business Day BASA Awards’ recipient and 2013 entries.
3. Maseda Ratshikuni, Head of Cause Marketing at the Nedbank Group @Nedbank: Cause Marketing.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv audio channel 169. Stream: http://infant.antfarm.co.za/radiotoday/player.asp?id=40 and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 14, 2013 10:05 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 14 Apr 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Myer Taub – Curator & Maria Fidel Regueros - Founder and Creative Director on (Co) Production. (CO)PRODUCTION is an Exhibition of Photographic, Video and performance based works by Myer Taub. Scheduled Wednesday performances: 17th & 24 April 2013 from 09h00 - 18h00. Taub will perform a series of interventions, lectures and spontaneous acts of creativity in the ROOM Gallery - Juta Street, Braamfontein from 09h00 - 18h00. The exhibition is made possible with the generous support from University of Pretoria, Humanities Department, Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and ROOM.
2. Neil Dundas on Diane Victor / Viewing Room Show & Benefit Auction - The Goodman Gallery will host a viewing room show prior to an auction to benefit artist Diane Victor, who requires life-saving surgery. The auction will feature artworks by Diane and by a range of artists who have donated works to her cause. Goodman Gallery Johannesburg; Viewing: Thursday 18 April 2013 At 18h00 – 20h00; Friday 19 April 2013 from 9h30 – 17h30; Saturday 20 April 2013 from 9h30 – 13h00; Auction: Saturday 20 April 2013 at 15h00. The Goodman Gallery and Diane Victor would like to thank all of the artists who donated their work to this auction. We would like to make special mention of the generous donations from Jan Neethling, David Krut Projects, Linda Givon and Neil Dundas, as well as the following companies for kindly sponsoring the event:Anthony & Vera Schmidt of The Framing Company; Ruarc Peffers of Strauss & Co; Norman Goodfellows; Mastrantonio;Tiffany Chair Hire; Gideon’s Flowers & Functions.
3. Ismail Mahomed – Festival Director - National Arts Festival, Grahamstown - 27 June 2013 - 7 July 2013; Ismail spoke about this year's programme, which was released this week.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi.
April 07, 2013 08:57 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 7 Apr 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Michael Williams – Managing Director of Cape Town Opera; Othello presented by Cape Town Opera; The greatest of all Italian tragic operas returns to Cape Town in a spectacular new international touring production to celebrate the Verdi bicentenary.
2. Alby Michaels – Director; UJ Arts & Culture presents Equus; UJ Arts marks 40th anniversary of Equus; The UJ Arts & Culture production of Peter Shaffer’s iconic play “Equus” forms part of a season of classic plays. “Equus” runs in the UJ Con Cowan Theatre on the Bunting Road Campus from 16 to 27 April 2013. Book at Computicket. For group bookings and discounts e-mail preciousm@uj.ac.za or call 011 559 3058.
3. Quanita Adams -Lead in Curl up and Dye at Theatre on the Square, Nelson Mandela Square at Sandton City; A new production of Sue Pam Grant's Curl Up and Dye, now a South African Theatre Classic. @NelsonMandelaSq
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi.
March 31, 2013 10:42 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 31 Mar 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Michelle Constant – CEO Business & Arts South Africa - The Business Day BASA Awards, supported by Anglo American, are South Africa’s only awards celebrating business and arts partnerships – and they’re now open for entry.
2. Shanda Paine - Group CSI Manager for Tsogo Sun - Tsogo Sun’s Sun Cares Arts Academy launched in 12 schools in Gauteng with a carefully designed full-year curriculum that uses the arts as a catalyst to provide opportunities for change in the lives of young people in communities.
3. Keith Smith - Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Kids at the Joburg Theatre.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi.
March 24, 2013 08:44 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 24 Mar 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Lindumuzi Mngoma - Ionian Music Society – Invitation to Audition Audition. Venue: Central Johannesburg Collage (Crown Mines) opposite the FNB Stadium; Saturday 6th April 2013; 08:00 – 09:00 Registrations; 09:00 until all candidates are auditioned.
2. Johan Van Wyk - SA Post Office launches big five themed postcard design competition.The SA Post Office has announced a postcard design competition where designers stand the chance of winning big cash prizes.The competition is open until the 31 May 2013. More information, entry details and competition rules can be found on http://www.facebook.com/notes/south-african-post-office/post-card-illustration-competition/528996717145273.
3. Tony Lankester - CEO National Arts Festival Grahamstown on South Africa Exhibition at the 55th Venice Biennale.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
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March 17, 2013 10:54 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 17 Mar 2013: Guests: Richard Cock; Irma Albers @FDCTheatreAward ; David Williams @NBPublishers.
BASA Today - Sunday 17 Mar 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Richard Cock - Songs Of Praise – He is Alive SOUTHERN CAPE NEWS - Richard Cock's Songs of Praise was presented in conjunction with the George Music Society and the South Cape Symphony Orchestra in the George Civic Centre on Sunday, 17 March 2013
2. Irma Albers – Arts and Culture Controller - Fluer de Cap Theatre Awards @FDCTheatreAward. The 48th annual Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards, held at the Artscape Theatre on Sunday March 17, 2013, once again showcased superb local and international talent with performances by top ballet, choral and music artists.
3. David Williams about his latest book, Springboks, Troepies and Cadres: Stories of the South African Army, 1912-2012 @NBPublishers
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
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March 10, 2013 07:52 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 10 Mar 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Annali Dempsey - UJ Arts & Culture Gallery Curator & Majak Bredell - Exhibiting Curator on Roll Call, an exhibition by Majak Bredell. UJ Arts and Culture present an exhibition by South African artist, Majak Bredell, entitled Roll Call at the University of Johannesburg Art Gallery from 6 to 27 March 2013.
2. Angela Inglis - Producer & Actress -The hit musical revue, I Am What I Am, Kalk Bay Theatre from 6 to 16 March 2013.
3. Greg Mills, Author of Agriculture, Furniture & Marmalade, Expresses His Passion for Motor Racing
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 03, 2013 07:07 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 3 Mar 2013: Guests: Matthew Wild @CapeTOpera, Vulindlela Nyoni @Woordfees, Shadrack Bokaba @ShadrackBokaba @JhbPhilharmonic.
BASA Today - Sunday 3 Mar 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Matthew Wild – Outreach Manager. Cape Town Opera – Touching Lives Through Song programme.
2. Vulindlela Nyoni – Co-Curator. Steek - Stellenbosch Woordfees festival.
3. Shadrack Bokaba - CEO of the Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra - 2013 Season
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 24, 2013 06:47 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 24 Feb 2013: Guests: Candice Cruse @TOKARA_ZA, Bernadia Virasamy, Richard Pantcheff @buzpr @allmusic.
BASA Today - Sunday 24 Feb 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Candice Cruse - Junior Curator: Wild Things And Other Stories, an exhibition by Julia Meintjes Fine Art. On until 24th March 2013, Tokara Winery, Helshoogte Road, Stellenbosch; www.tokara.co.za; Phone 021 885 2550; There is no entrance fee; Visit www.juliameintjes.co.za, @TOKARA_ZA.
2. Bernadia Virasamy - Director of Education. Moving Into Dance The open class programme and how it has assisted in community development .The Open Class programme is designed to impact basic and advanced professional dance training to children, teenagers and adults in the following dance classes: Afrofusion, Hip Hop, Contemoporary and Creative Movement. For the children/teenagers this programme provides opportunities to develop young talent within the performing arts arena.
3. Richard Pantcheff - Conductor. He is conducting the first of the upcoming series of organ concerts starting in March 2013 at St Georges Anglican Church, Parktown, Johannesburg.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 17, 2013 06:24 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 17 Feb 2013: Guests: Pierre Voges @mandelabay, Gcina Mhlophe @UJArtsCentre, Brenda Devar Sakellarides @KirunalindD @NsaArt @joburgtheatre.
BASA Today - Sunday 17 Feb 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Pierre Voges - Mandela Bay Development Agency CEO. Focus: New partnership between the National Arts Festival and Mandela Bay Development Agency.
2. Gcina Mhlophe – Director of Gcinamasiko Arts Trust : Focus: Storytelling festival at the University of Johannesburg (UJ).
3 Brenda Devar Sakellarides, Thembi and Kiruna - Focus: National School of the Arts Festival.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00 (GMT+2).
Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 16, 2013 12:23 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Fri 15 Feb 2013. Host Frank Malaba with Paul Bayliss – Absa Art & Museum Curator on Notes, an exhibition by Ian Grose @Absa @AbsaKKNK
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Radio Today's BASA Newsflash is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Fridays from 17h45 to 18h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website www.1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 11, 2013 04:28 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 10 Feb 2013: Guests: Gordon Massie @Artinsure, Marlene le Roux @ArtscapeTheatre, James French.
BASA Today - Sunday 10 Feb 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Gordon Massie (Artinsure Founder and Managing Director). Focus: Artinsure a specialised underwriting manager providing customised insurance policies.
2. Marlene le Roux (Director – Audience Development & Education): Focus: Artscape education, skills and youth development launch.
3 James French - Deputy Director - Bag Factory Johannesburg.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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February 14, 2013 04:31 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 10 Feb 2013: Michael Coulson interviewed Gordon Massie @Artinsure,
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February 03, 2013 09:50 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 3 Feb 2013: Guests: Margie Coppen @mediauj, Christa Robijn @UNIMA_SA, Hilde Roodt @Suidoosterfees.
BASA Today - Sunday 3 Feb 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Margie Coppen - Producer: Focus: Othello and BASA Sponsorship. Think Theatre's Othello turns 5. Now celebrating its 5th anniversary, Think Theatre’s widely acclaimed production of Shakespeare’s Othello returns to KZN and Gauteng this year. Othello runs in the Hilton College Theatre from 11 – 15 February before returning to the Playhouse Drama stage in Durban from 18 February to 27 March.The production will then tour Gauteng for a return season at the University of Johannesburg from 6 – 17 May, followed by performances at the Brooklyn Theatre in Pretoria from 19 - 22 May. Think Theatre's production of Othello is supported by the University of Johannesburg and BASA.
2. Christa Robijn – Executive Director . Focus: Active Puppets. Active Puppets is one of UNIMA SA’s training and development initiatives that aims to use puppetry as mechanism for social change. Active Puppets encourages a vital artistic, social and economic area of development in South Africa.
3 Hilde Roodt - One of the compilers of a new history of the Eoan Group. The Documentation Centre for Music (DOMUS) at Stellenbosch University (SU) will launch the first book on the history of the Eoan Group at the end of January. This Cape-based cultural organisation which performed opera, ballet and theatre not only in Cape Town but also in the rest of the
country, celebrates its 80th birthday in 2013. The book Eoan - Our Story was launched on 31 January during an opera gala concert at the Suidooster Festival in the Cape Town City Hall. Five well-known local opera singers and a choir, accompanied by the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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January 29, 2013 02:44 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 27 Jan 2013: Guests: Carolyn Holden, Zanne Stappelberg (@Suidoosterfees), Daphne Kuhn (@OMTheatre).
BASA Today - Sunday 27 Jan 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Carolyn Holden - CEO & Director : Focus: La Rosa presents '...en el Tablao Flamenco' : La Rosa begins 2013 with a superb new production entitled '...en el Tablao Flamenco', atOude Libertas and the Artscape Theatre in January/February 2013.
2. Zanne Stappelberg. Focus: 2013 Suidoosterfees Festival – a celebration of cultural diversity.The tenth birthday of the Suidoosterfees is an exuberant celebration of the Cape lifestyle, of our own people and our unique, colourful heritage – in short, a celebration of the cultural diversity and inclusivity of the Mother City. This year’s fetival of highlights boasts a first ever Afrikaans Fugard: Die Laaste Karretjiegraf is a story of the Karretjiemense; a tribute to the legacy of South Africa’s earliest inhabitants. http://www.suidoosterfees.co.za
3 Daphne Kuhn - Owner of The Old Mutual Theatre on the Square .
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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January 21, 2013 07:02 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 20 Jan 2013: Guests: Richard Cock @Hollard @UJArtsCentre, Anthea Pokroy & Rebecca Harvie @antheapokroy @PrimiWorld, Avril Rubenstein @WitsUniversity.
BASA Today - Sunday 20 Jan 2013: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Richard Cock: Focus: The 5th Johannesburg International Mozart Festival (JIMF) takes place in Johannesburg from 27 January to 10 February 2013.
2. Anthea Pokroy – Artsist and Rebecca Harvie – Marketing Manager for Primi World on 'I collect Gingers' – A solo Exhibition by Anthea Pokroy at Circa Gallery in Johannesburg from January to March 2013.
3 Avril Rubenstein of the Johannesburg Musical Society (JMS)
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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December 23, 2012 10:06 PM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 23 Dec 2012: Guests: Lola Gallant @sktheatres, Philippa Hobbs (@MTNza and @Iziko_Museums), Richard Cock.
BASA Today - Sunday 23 Dec 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Lola Gallant. Focus: Ster Kinekor Cinema Nouveau and The Metropolitan Opera Sixth season.
2. Philippa Hobbs - Senior Manager Arts & Culture portfolio at MTN SA Foundation. Focus: MTN New Contemporaries Award.
3 Richard Cock: Focus: The 5th Johannesburg International Mozart Festival (JIMF) takes place in Johannesburg from 27 January to 10 February 2013.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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December 16, 2012 09:34 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 16 Dec 2012: Guests: Thabo Makgato, Fred Abrahamse @ArtscapeTheatre, Bronwen Findley @EverardRead.
BASA Today - Sunday 16 Dec 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Thabo Makgato. Focus: The BASA internship programme. On June 01 2012 Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) welcomed a second intern to the team – a first for BASA. The move to bring in a second intern in addition to the already contracted RMB intern was part of BASA’s plan to expand to other territories hence they recruited Thabo Makgato from the Botswana Society for the Arts (BSA) to work and learn with them for six months. The past six months has proven that there is real potential for mutually beneficial collaborations between different organizations with interests in the arts industry and indeed between different African nations. Thus, with the learning that Thabo has accrued and the planned expansion plan by BASA, cultural exchange within and outside of Africa is poised for a bright future indeed.
2. Fred Abrahamse. Focus: Kingdom of Earth. Tennessee Williams’ rarely seen masterpiece makes its South African première at the Artscape Arena after a highly successful debut in the USA at this year’s Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theatre Festival. The production played to standing ovation and was lauded as one of the finest productions to date of this
savage, sexy and darkly-comic play. Venue: Artscape Arena; 15 December – 30 December 2012; Admission Fee: R60 – R120.
3. Bronwen Findlay, currently exhibiting at the Everard Read Gallery until 22 December 2012. Focus : Findlay’s Flowers: Surfaces on the Move. In 1995, Bronwen Findlay completed an MA thesis on Tsonga-Shangaan cloths and fabrics. Tracing out the genealogy of these textiles, she shows how they emerge from a medley of different places and traditions: indigenous cotton and bark cloth; Portuguese and Indian textiles; German indigo weave; Holland Java print; Manchester cloth which mimicked Indian designs; and more recently, Japanese fabric produced from designs sent by local South African Gujarati merchants. In addition, local traditions of beading and embroidery have long enhanced these various fabrics encrusting them in images drawn from commodity labels, curtains, contemporary politics, dreams and in some cases, from heaven itself. For more info Phone: 011 788 4805 Website: http://www.everard-read.co.za.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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December 09, 2012 08:39 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 9 Dec 2012: Guests: Sophia Welz (@SANYOF), Diana Williams & Francois Theron.
BASA Today - Sunday 9 Dec 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Sophia Welz – CEO - South African National Youth Orchestra Foundation. Bring on SUMMER with two public concerts by the SA National Youth Orchestra
Two public concerts featuring the National Youth Orchestra and guest conductors mark the culmination of the annual Summer Course taking place in Simon’s Town this year. The National Youth Wind Orchestra and the National Youth String Orchestra, made up of a selection of South Africa’s most talented young musicians, will perform at these special concerts,
which will feature guest conductors Bjørn Breistein from Norway and Fredrik Burstedt from Sweden. More information at www.sanyo.org.za.
2. Diana Williams – BASA Mentorship Project Manager. BASA Mentorship 2012 - Winning Partnerships.
3. Francois Theron of the National Children's Theatre: Panto - Annie JR. National Children's Theatre, 3 Junction Ave, Parktown Johannesburg, Tue-Sun: 10.30am & 2.30pm. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Visit website on www.nctt.org.za .
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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December 02, 2012 05:42 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 2 Dec 2012: Guests: Michael Mass (@ArtscapeTheatre), Ronél de Jager & Teresa Lizamore, Bongani Tembe
BASA Today - Sunday 2 Dec 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Michael Mass: Artscape launches R1.5 billion revamp. Artscape has unveiled a R1.5 billion plan to revamp the 41-year-old complex into an iconic cultural precinct on Cape Town’s Foreshore.
2. Ronél de Jager & Teresa Lizamore: New Voices at the Artspace Gallery. Every year Artspace gallery presents a dynamic group exhibition to celebrate the Festive Season by showcasing the work of a wide range of creative & talented visual artists. This year sees the launch of a new year end exhibition concept that the gallery plans to become an annual
showcase.The exhibition is on until 15 December 2012 and then re-opens on 12 January – 30 January 2013 at Artspace, 1 Chester Court, 142 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood, Rosebank.
3. Bongani Tembe, CEO of the KZN Orchestra, on its upcoming season and tour its organising of the Royal Cconcertgebouw Orchestra, of the Netherlands.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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November 25, 2012 09:25 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 25 Nov 2012: Guests: Jabulani Nyandeni; Michael Rubenstein & Claire Pacariz (@joburgtheatre),Stephan Welz (@stephan_welz).
BASA Today - Sunday 25 Nov 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Jabulani Nyandeni Projects administrator - Focus: Moving into Dance Mophatong 21 year Celebration. Contact Nadia or Busi on 011 838 2816 to book tickets for Beauty Remained or any of the other performances on the three-week programme. Normal bookings can be done through Computicket.
2. Michael Rubenstein - Head: Marketing at Bankserv Africa and Claire Pacariz - Marketing Manager/Associate Producer. Focus: Joburg Theatre production of Janice Honeyman’s giant of a pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk.Tickets range from R190 to R290, on sale now by visiting www.joburgtheatre.com, or by calling the theatre’s direct ticketing line on 0861 670 670.
3. Stefan Welz - MD of Strauss & Co - Fine Art Auctioneers and Consultants.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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November 18, 2012 04:13 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 18 Nov 2012: Guests: Lesley Nkosi; Lavendhri Arumugam & Paul Lapham; Andre Clements @ResGallery
BASA Today - Sunday 18 Nov 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Lesley Nkosi: Focus: Cutting Edge Artistic Performances at the 2012 Drama for Life Africa Research Conference; ‘Applied Drama as Social Intervention in Conflict and Post-Conflict Contexts’: University of Pretoria, South Africa.
2. Lavendhri Arumugam & Paul Lapham: Focus: Ithuba Arts Gallery opens in Braamfontein: Ithuba Arts Gallery, Anchor House, 100 Juta Street, Braamfontein, 22nd November – 9th December 2012. The Ithuba Arts Fund (IAF) has identified six up-and-coming Joburg-based artists who will be exhibiting their works at the opening of the gallery.The gallery will
present an opportunity for budding artists to receive support and mentoring in developing their talent and ultimately provide a platform to showcase their work in a group exhibition. It will be a functioning, accessible resource for these artists and will strive to be a facility associated with quality and integrity. The aim is to bridge the gap between the established market and local emerging artists.
3. Andre Clements, whose Aesthesia exhibition is on at Resolution Gallery. In the exhibition ‘Æsthesia’ artist André S Clements creates a progression from the realism of photography, to almost painterly-abstract computationally produced portraits and landscapes. Many of the pieces are composed of multiple photographic layers - in some cases literally more than a thousand. The 'Composer Series' gives us a distinctive composite portrait of the 'average' composer from each era of Western Classical Music while 'State of Head' combines the faces of South Africa's last six presidents into a haunting portrait of the presidency, capturing some of the transformation from PW Botha to Jacob Zuma. According to Clements. Æsthesia’is about perception and sensation, literally sense-ability. 'Æsthesia', in contrast to anesthesia and numbness, is like an essence of aesthetics and the sublime that we all crave in culture and life. For more info go to: http://www.resgallery.com. Unit 4 Chester Court 142 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood,Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on the contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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November 11, 2012 08:31 AM PST
BASA Today - Sunday 11 Nov 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Owen Lonzar Focus: UJ Arts & Culture 2012 Tunkie Award. UJ Arts & Culture will present and host a special event on Friday 16 November at the UJ Con Cowan Theatre to announce the 2012 Tunkie Award recipient.
2. William Harding and Sylvaine Strike: Focus: Molière`s The Miser. The Market Theatre presents the Fortune Cookie Theatre Company`s production of Molière`s The Miser from 25 October to 9 December 2012.
3. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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November 04, 2012 08:00 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 4 Nov 2012: Guests: Marlene le Roux (@ArtscapeTheatre), Ashley Harvey & Kieren Rennie (@OMTheatre), Gordon Massie (@Artinsure).
BASA Today - Sunday 4 Nov 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Marlene le Roux- Artscape Director. Focus: Torchbearers @Artscape: A colourful international stage production, Torchbearers, showcasing Western Cape and Welsh talent is to ignite on the Artscape stage from 8 to 10 November 2012Tickets cost R60 and can be booked through Artscape Dial-a-Seat at 021 421-9675, Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers outlets, by visiting www.computicket.com or calling 0861 915 8000. Seating is unreserved.
2. Ashley Harvey & Kieren Rennie. Focus: LONDON LIVE is a brand new, fast-paced, fun-filled Cabaret tipping its top-hat to Her Majesty’s crown jewels: Tom Jones, Dusty Springfield, The Kinks, The Eurythmics, The Beatles, Queen, Adele and many more. Set in the fictitious live music mecca, “The Ben,” comedic cockneys, Micky and Max lead the way. With more one-liners than a Soho Chinese take-away menu, these two lovable louts keep the giggles gaining and tunes tapping. Co-written by and starring KIERAN RENNIE and ASHLEIGH HARVEY at the Old Mutual Theatre on the Square until 17 November 2012. Bookings 011 883-8606 or from www.strictlytickets.com.
3. Gordon Massie from Artinsure. Artinsure is the leading specialist insurance provider to the South African art and antique world. As a specialist underwriting manager with over 20 years international expertise in the art, antiques and collectables insurance industry, Artinsure has a deep and passionate understanding of the products they insure.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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October 28, 2012 08:56 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 28 Oct 2012: Guests:Danielle Cliché, Zanne Stapelberg (@ZanneStapelberg) and Lynda Ballen.
BASA Today - Sunday 28 October 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Danielle Cliché - Secretary of the 2005 UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressionsi - Focus: AFAI HOSTS UNESCO CULTURAL EXPERTS IN CAPE TOWN.The African Arts Institute (AFAI) welcomed 17 African experts on the cultural and creative industries in Cape Town. The experts, representing 12 African countries, attended a UNESCO training workshop facilitated by AFAI executive director and UNESCO appointed cultural expert Mike van Graan.
The closed workshop, on the 2005 UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, ran from Monday 22 October to Friday 26 October at the South Africa Centre for the Netherlands and Flanders (SASNEV) in Pinelands, Cape Town. Co-facilitating with Van Graan was Avril Joffe, industry strategist, cultural policy advisor and another UNESCO appointed expert, based in Johannesburg.
2. Zanne Stapelberg - Featured Nederburg artist - Focus: Top SA Artists for Nederburg Chamber Music Finale.Two of the country’s most celebrated classical artists featured at the final recital of the 2012 Nederburg Concert Series on October 28. Scintillating soprano, Zanne Stapelberg, and renowned pianist, François du Toit, will entertain guests with a versatile repertoire. Accompanied by Du Toit, Stapelberg will serenade the audience with sultry French chansons and fiery Spanish songs.
3. Lynda Ballen, talking about her solo exhibition , Concerning Preciousness at David Krut Projects 140 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood, Johannesburg 011 880 5648 / 011 880 4242 / 011 447 0627 or info-jhb@davidkrut.com
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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October 21, 2012 10:37 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 21 Oct 2012: Guests:Bafana Zembe and Bekie Ntini (@MarketTheatre), Susan Rendall and Brenda Sakellarides and Annabel Linder (@FoxwoodHouse).
BASA Today - Sunday 21 October 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Bafana Zembe and Bekie Ntini - Focus: Social Landscape Project Market Photo Workshop and Rencontres d’Arles.
2. Susan Rendall and Brenda Sakellarides - Focus: Johannesburg Youth Orchestra (Un-ravel-ed): The Johannesburg Youth Orchestra Company joins forces with the Johannesburg Youth Ballet to present an extravaganza of music and dance at the Joburg Theatre.
3. Annabel Linder - Focus: TELLING IT LIKE IT IS -An intimate glimpse into the life and career of Annabel Linder at Foxwood Theatre.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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October 14, 2012 11:36 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 14 Oct 2012: Guests: Andrea Erasmus @JhbPhilharmonic, Keith Kirsten @kkhort, @AntonyAltbeker (@mampoerShorts)
BASA Today - Sunday 14 October 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Andrea Erasmus - Focus: Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra’s Fourth Season.
2. Keith Kirsten - Focus: Botanical art exhibition at Morningside Shopping Centre.
3.Antony Altbeker - Focus: New Digital Publishing venture.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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October 06, 2012 09:57 PM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 7 Oct 2012: Guests: Kevin Brand @AbsaBankLtd, Pieter van Heerden @PPCisCement , Reggie Khumalo and Hugo Knoetze @Artinvestments1.
BASA Today - Sunday 7 October 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Kevin Brand - Focus: Kevin Brand Exhibition - Transit, opening. Kevin Brand's work is distinguished by his use of non-traditional sculptural materials to make strong but increasingly nuanced comments on aspects of South African social history and life. He has been the recipient of various awards, has exhibited nationally and internationally. His work is included in several important collections. Venue: ABSA Gallery. Date: 7th of October – 25th of October 2012
2. Pieter van Heerden - Focus: PPC Sculpture Auction. The annual PPC Young Concrete Sculptor Awards (YCSA), held in partnership with the Association of Arts Pretoria, is the longest-running competition of its kind in South Africa. This prestigious competition gives emerging artists the opportunity to showcase their skill and creativity through the unique and challenging medium of concrete. This year, the competition celebrates its 21st anniversary and has significant changes that will enhance the competition. This year’s theme for the PPC Young Concrete Sculptor Awards is “REIMAGINE CONCRETE”.Venue:’Ancienne Residence, 107 Jan Smuts Avenue, Saxonwold. Date: Thursday, 11th of October 2012 at 18h00 for 18h30
3. Reggie Khumalo, Operations Director, and Hugo Knoetze, Group CEO (Advanced Capital) and Art Investments. Focus: Art Investments mentors artists from disadvantaged as well as all communities. Advanced Capital, a well-established financial innovator and investment company has launched Art Investments to source, mentor and represent South African artists with great potential from disadvantaged communities to reach their true potential and create long-term investment opportunities for those investing in fine art. Art Investments is the brainchild of Hugo Knoetze, Group CEO of Advanced Capital and Sindi Mabaso-Koyana, Chairperson of Advanced Capital. Says Hugo: “Sindi and I decided we needed to give thanks for the success and rewards achieved at Advanced Capital and set about finding a community cause worthy of investing in.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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September 30, 2012 11:22 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 30 Sep 2012: Guests: Tshepiso “Da Silva” Phetlhu (@Pacofs_co_za), Lerato Bereng (@Stevenson_JHB), Andrew Robertson @ResGallery.
BASA Today - Sunday 30September 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Mr. Tshepiso “ Da Silva” Phetlhu. Focus: The Live Wire Explosion at the Performing Arts Centre of the Free State-PACOFS.Live Wire Explosion started with auditions which were held at various places around five (5) Free State Districts in the province in search of skilled and talented FreenState artists. The successful candidates were work shopped by professional dancers and choreographers, after these workshops the final selections were made, where dancers and musicians were then selected to join Live Wire explosion. Venue: Studio 1, Date & Time: 08 – 11 October @ 14h00 & 19h30, Admissiotion: R30,Tickets are available at PACOFS Booking Office (051) 447 7772, Izami Florists, BCF nMicro finance (Kenworth shopping center) & Goldfields Casino. www.pacofs.co.za.
2. Lerato Bereng - Curator - Focus: STEVENSON is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Wim Botha. The show features two large-scale sculptural installations as well as a group of works on paper.The exhibition opened on Thursday 27 September 2012.The gallery is open from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and Saturday 10am to 1pm.
3. Andrew Robertson - Focus:The Sweet Science (the bitter art)- an exhibition by Andrew Robertson.Boxing has been known as ‘the sweet science’ since the 1800’s when journalist Pierce Egan coined the name to emphasize his belief that the inherent strategy was often overshadowed by the brutality of the sport.The irony in the name suggests that there is a duality to all fighting arts: a stark contrast between the sublime artistry of movement and the brutality that it delivers.This is of profound significance to Robertson who has used the martial arts to understand and exploit spontaneity in his painting by balancing it with hard-worked technique. This dynamic is evident in the exhibited pieces - some of which have been developed from Robertson’s warm-up sketches; small ink drawings done after sparring.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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September 24, 2012 05:54 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 23 September 2012: Guests: Susie Goodman,Shoki Reshoketswe Mokgapa @popartjhb, Ismail Mahomed @StdBankArts.
BASA Today - Sunday 23 September 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Susie Goodman - Focus: Strauss & Co, Africa Empowered Cocktail. Strauss & co. together with Africa Empowered and BASA hosted a groundbreaking cocktail event which was specifically aligned with generating interest among young professionals in buying art. Using Africa Empowered’s extensive database, the three way collaborative was able to bring together a group of young up and coming professionals from the corporate sector to not only educate them on what it means to be an art collector but also bring them into a space where they could interact in a relaxed setting with exceptional artworks as well as industry professionals that have a great deal of experience and insight on the market.
2. Shoki Reshoketswe Mokgapa - Focus: BASA mentorship – POP Art: POP Art! People Of Performing Art... For Actors. By Actors. The group has recently been enlisted into the BASA mentorship program under the tutorship of former BASA marketing manager Ann Roberts. Under Ann’s guidance and advice the group plans to expand to new frontiers whilst developing sound business etiquette.
3. Ismail Mahomed - Artistic Director of the National Arts Festival Grahamstown. Focus: Standard Bank Young Artists Awards. The Standard Bank Young Artist Awards were established by the National Arts Festival, Grahamstown in 1984 to recognise relatively established young emerging South African artists who demonstrate outstanding artistic talent. The National Arts Festival Committee select winners in five different disciplines: Theatre, Music, Dance, Jazz and Visual Art-and from time to time Film.
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September 16, 2012 08:29 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 16 September 2012: Guests: Sue Clarence @HiltonFest, Alby Michaels @UJArtsCentre, Ziya Devar &Sanelisiwe Jobodwana @joburgtheatre.
BASA Today - Sunday 16 September 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Sue Clarence - Festival Director. Focus: Witness Hilton Arts Festival @HiltonFest.
2. Alby Michaels - Festival Director. Focus: UJ Arts & Culture’s THATSOGAY Festival- The Boy Who Fell From The Roof @UJArtsCentre.
3. Ziya Devar & Sanelisiwe Jobodwana. Focus: Ziya Devar (9 years old)who plays Peter Rabbit and Sanelisiwe Jobodwana who plays Mrs Rabbit, Mrs Tiggywinkle and the Cook in 'Peter Rabbit and other Tales’ at the People’s Theatre, Joburg Theatre Complex, 3 September to 7 October 2012.
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September 09, 2012 09:27 PM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 9 September 2012: Guests: Dr. Sven Ouzman (@IzikoMuseums), Mandla Mbothwe (@ArtscapeTheatre), Kitty Phetla (@SAMzansiBallet).
BASA Today - Sunday 9 September 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Dr. Sven Ouzman. Focus: Repatriation of Human Remains by Iziko Museums.
2. Mandla Mbothwe – Biko’s Quest at Artscape.
3. Kitty Phetla - The South African Mzansi Ballet - Nutcracker and Celebration 4.
4. BASA Awards - Interviews.
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September 03, 2012 12:57 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sun 2 September 2012: Guests: Francois Marais, Glenn van Eck, Nat Ramabulana & Atandwa Kani.
BASA Today - Sunday 2 September 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Francois Marais. Focus: Francois Marais- Marketing Manager Hyundai Automotive South Africa. Focus: 15th Annual Business Day BASA Awards, supported by Anglo American – First Time Sponsor Award Winner.
2. Glenn van Eck – Magnetic Strom CEO Focus: 15th Annual Business Day BASA Awards, supported by Anglo American – Sponsorship in Kind Award Winner
3. Nat Ramabulana & Atandwa Kani. Focus: Hyani- Running at the Market Theatre Laboratory from 7 to 9 September 2012.
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August 26, 2012 09:14 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) (@Radio2Day)- Sun 26 August 2012: Guests: Gwyneth Lloyd, Sophia Schutte (@SchuttSA)and Dianne Simpson (@OMTheatre).
BASA Today - Sunday 26 August 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Gwyneth Lloyd. Focus: FORT HARE MUSIC DEPARTMENT OPEN DAY - EastCape Opera Company has been invited to present the opera “Faust” by Gounod, set in the Eastern Cape, with innovative artistic sets, and vocal students from Fort Hare and Rhodes music departments who have been studying “Faust” as a set work. The Opera will be seen both as a work-in-progress as well an on stage in the Miriam Makeba Auditorium.
3. Dianne Simpson : Focus: Rose Red. ROSE RED is the well-known fairy tale of Snow White turned on its head by perspective, as told through the eyes of the Evil Queen. This poignant story is cleverly woven together with light-hearted comedy and great popular songs from the likes of Tori Amos, Annie Lennox, Brandi Carlile and Lady Gaga.
The production is written by and features seasoned musical theatre performer and popular actress DIANNE SIMPSON. It is directed and produced by PIETER BOSCH BOTHA of Boschwhacked Productions, the creator of the critically acclaimed HATS which sold out at last year's National Arts Festival and the recent Out the Box Festival in Cape Town. Musical
direction is by DAWID BOVERHOFF, who masterfully strings together the array of recognisable songs, and who also accompanies Simpson on stage. BOOK NOW FOR THIS SHOW Strictly Tickets - 082 553 5901/3
3. Sophia Schutte: Focus: Telkom “Connecting Concepts” exhibition. Venue: University of Pretoria’s Visual Arts Department.
Telkom, in collaboration with the University of Pretoria’s Visual Arts Department, unveiled the Connecting Concepts art exhibition that showcases the talents of up-and-coming art students. Telkom’s Art Collection seeks to promote South African art in collaboration with partners in the arts arena, including individual artists, academics, community-based
organisations and industry bodies.
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August 19, 2012 07:54 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) (@Radio2Day) - Sun 19 August 2012: Guests -Heidi Grunebaum (@Iziko_Museums), Belisa Rodrigues (@arterialnetwork) & Brett Eloff (@ResGallery).
BASA Today - Sunday 19 August 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Dr Heidi Grunebaum - Senior Researcher at the CHR: Focus: Uncontained: Opening the Community Arts Project.‘Uncontained: opening the Community Arts Project archive’ runs at the Iziko South African National Gallery from 16 August – 30 September 2012. The exhibition is curated by the Centre for Humanities Research (CHR) at UWC, a major research platform dedicated to the reconstitution of the study of the humanities in Africa.
The title of the exhibition, ‘Uncontained: opening the Community Arts Project archive’, refers to the opening to the public of a collection of artworks that has largely lain dormant in the storerooms of CAP and AMAC, and the re-activation of the archive from neglect by mainstream cultural history.
2. Belisa Rodrigues: Focus: African cultural leadership gathers in Cape.Thirteen cultural leaders from the African creative sector are gathering in Pinelands, Cape Town this week, for ten days of intensive cultural leadership training. The trainees represent national and international institutions as well as governmental departments from twelve African countries. The course is led by arts and culture specialist and local playwright, Mike van Graan, in his capacity as Executive Director of the African Arts Institute (AFAI). For more information go to: www.culturalleadershiptraining.wordpress.com
3. Brett Eloff: Focus: Resuscitate - Photographic Exhibition by Brett Eloff at the Res Gallery, Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood, Johannesburg. On until 5 September 2012. The exhibition is a series of black and white photographic nude images which aims to resuscitate people's interest for something we are all passionate about, through the aesthetic eye of an artist. For more info go to: http://www.resgallery.com.
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August 12, 2012 03:12 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) (@Radio2Day) - Sun 12 August 2012: Guests -Julia Meintjes, Mandie van der Spuy and Sanelisiwe Jobodwana & Simo Majola (@jJoburgtheatre).
BASA Today - Sunday 12 August 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Julia Meintjes - Focus: Paintings by Cyril Coetzee, Pip Curling and Kennett Sinclair. Cyril Coetzee's series of seven paintings entitled Human River inspired the title for this exhibition. Coetzee's works hang alongside paintings by two other established Southern African artists, Kennett Sinclair and Pip Curling. The exhibition is on at TOKARA WINERY in Stellenbosch until 9 SEPTEMBER 2012. Hours are 9h00-17h00 on Mondays, and 9h00 until after dinner Tuesdays – Saturdays, and 9h00 – 15h00 on Sundays.
2. Mandie van der Spuy: Focus: 20th Century Masters. The human figure is the flagship exhibition of "The France-South Africa Seasons 2012 & 2013", a collaborative project involving the French and South African governments and corporate sponsors aimed at strengthening ties between the two countries. Exibition is The Standard Bank Gallery until 15 September 2012 from 8.00am - 4.30pm Monday to Friday and 9.00am to 1.00pm Saturday.
3. Sanelisiwe Jobodwana & Simo Majola. Focus 21 Poets And A Poem on at the Fringe Theatre - Joburg Theatre Complex. 21 Poets and A Poem is a poetical narrative that follows the life of a young man who is pursuing his dreams but his reality is demurring against his heart.'Hello, I'm calling from your pillow, with a protest from dream world…do you dream me' says one of the songs.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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August 05, 2012 03:18 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) (@Radio2Day) - Sun 5 August 2012: Guests -Marlene le Roux (@ArtscapeTheare), Robyn Sherwood and Herman Mashaba.
BASA Today - Sunday 5 August 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Marlene le Roux- Audience Development - Focus: Artscape Women's Festival 2012. Artscape is celebrating its sixth Women’s Arts Week from 8 to 11 August at the Artscape Theatre Centre with the theme ‘Humanity’.
2. Robyn Sherwood - Representative - Focus: The Sacred Steps: From the Shadows and into the Light Solo Exhibition by Duncan Stewart.
3. Herman Mashaba - Principal Sponsor of Black Like Us. Focus: Exibition BLACK LIKE US 9. Black Like Us 9 opens at Manor Gallery on Sunday the 5th August and runs until the 1st September.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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July 28, 2012 07:08 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) (@Radio2Day) - Sun 29 July 2012: Guests -Peta Roby (@joburgtheatre), Margaux Stevens (@MargxStev @voxtropolis_jhb) and Gina Shmukler.
BASA Today - Sunday 29 July 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Peta Roby - Focus: BURN THE FLOOR which opens at The Mandela at Joburg Theatre on August 1st and runs until August 19th.
2. Margaux Stevens - Focus: Voxtropolis JHB: Rise From The Ashes. Celebrating the beauty of Johannesburg! Voxtropolis is network of friends that 'create' together in the city of Johannesburg. Amateur artists will sketch, paint or use graffiti to create artworks inspired by the theme JHB: Rise from the ashes. The art will be auctioned off during an evening of music, food, wine and demonstrations of smoke art by one of SA’s most renowned artists, Diane Victor. Money will be put towards a charity organization for burn victims.University of Johannesburg Bunting Road Campus 1 August 2012 at 6.30pm.
3. Gina Shmukler - Focus: The Line - A New Play written and directed by Gina Shmukler. At The Market Theatre 18 July until 12 August 2012.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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July 22, 2012 03:28 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) (@Radio2Day)- Sun 22 July 2012: Guests: Teresa Lizamore, Mlindelwa Mahlangu(@joburgtheatre @Spacedotcom00)and Warren Nebe.
BASA Today - Sunday 22 July 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Teresa Lizamore- Owner,Director and Curator of Artspace. Topic: Artspace Mentorship Programme 2012/2013.
2. Mlindelwa Mahlangu -Youth Development Manager @joburgtheatre @Spacedotcom00 . Topic: Joburg Theatre launched The Cas Coovadia Studio for Youth Development on 16 July 2012.
3. Warren Nebe - Drama for Life Director and Curator of the 2012 SA Season: Crossing Borders. Drama for Life (DFL) is hosted by the Division of Dramatic Art, Wits School of Arts, Wits University 16-29 July 2012.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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July 08, 2012 01:46 AM PDT
BASA Today(@basa_news) (@Radio2Day) - Sun 8 July 2012: Guests: Neo Muyanga, Marco Cianfanelli(@UJArtsCentre)and Julia Meintjes.
BASA Today - Sunday 8 July 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Neo Muyanga. Musical Director and Musician in Flower of Shembe. The Flower of Shembe- Johannesburg."The Flower of Shembe" is a mythic operetta about faith and destiny. It is a fictional narrative, based loosely on the lives of past messiahs (including the celebrated Isaiah Shembe, founder of the iBandla la maNazaretha church of Zululand).
2. Marco Cianfanelli. Marco Cianfanelli's solo exhibition hosted by the UJ Art Gallery. Marco Cianfanelli's solo exhibition hosted by the UJ Art Gallery and curated by Tracy Murinik during July 2012, is a type of retrospective or re-looking: at his extensive output of work to date, but also at his own working process. The Exhibition runs until 25 July 2012. Venue: UJ art gallery.
3. Julia Meintjes. Art Consultant and Curator.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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June 30, 2012 11:35 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 1 July 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Luna Paige (BASA Supporting Grant Recipient). Storielied – An Afrikaans Music Production written and composed by Luna Pieterse (stage name Luna Paige).Singer/Songwriter Luna Paige will be taking shows to the National Arts Festival at Grahamstown (5th July 2012, Bowling room, Grahamstown
National Arts Festival). Luna Paige recently recorded her live show titled Storielied. This is an unique Afrikaans production where Luna used Afrikaans literature (short stories and novels) as inspiration for her music.
2. Maria van Gass (BASA Supporting Grant Recipient). Woodstock Art Reef Project (WARP). Project began in June 2012 & features 2 to 8 weeks exhibition and ventures.Venue: Cape Town – Gallery Spaces and Training Spaces. The threat that global warming and C02 emissions pose to the ocean’s living coral reefs forms the basis for the reference of the project to the fragility of ecosystems which affords analogies for the effects of global warming and sustainable living practices on the quality of life on earth.
3. Fred Scott, Managing Director of Stephan Welz & Co.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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June 23, 2012 08:52 PM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news - Sun 24 June 2012: Guests - Iain MacDonald @SABTZA, Sophia Welz @SANYOF, Mandy Coppes and Nthlabise Phiri.
BASA Today - Sunday 24 June 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Iain MacDonald (Artistic Director of The South African Ballet Theatre): International Ballet Star for Le Canard Restaurant. Guest Artist Ballerina Michaela DePrince will feature in an exclusive and intimate “ballet dinner” at Le Canard in Sandton on 24 July 2012.
2. Sophia Welz (Chief Operations Officer) - South African National Youth Orchestrsa Foundation : National Youth Brass – a first for South Africa.
For the first time in the South African National Youth Orchestra’s almost 50 year history, a national brass ensemble, National Youth Brass has been formed ahead of the annual Sasol National Youth Orchestra Course.
3. Mandy Coppes and Nthlabise Phiri from the Phumani Paper Project. Phumani Paper promotes a market-driven approach to integrated community development. This approach includes addressing issues relating to creating sustainable jobs within the parameters of small enterprise development. The affects of the HIV/Aids pandemic are investigated and minimised through targeted initiatives.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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June 17, 2012 04:37 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news - Sunday 17 June 2012: Guests - Maria Fidel Regueros, Alan Webster @artsfestival & Stephan Welz.
BASA Today - Sunday 17 June 2012: Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Maria Fidel Regueros (ROOM): Creatives examine the City of Gold - EXHIBITION : GOLD :: A collaborative exhibition by JANA+KOOS and ADELE PRINS at ROOM, 70 Juta Precinct, Juta Street, Braamfontein.
2.Alan Webster (Director of the Jazz Festival in Grahamstown): World Music / Gospel is one of the six themes around which this year’s Standard Bank Jazz Festival in Grahamstown (28 June to 8 July).
3.Stephan Welz : Doyen of the South African Art Market.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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June 09, 2012 05:00 PM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news - Sunday 10 June 2012: Guests - Veronica King, Alecia Nkadimeng @EtanaInsurance, Athena Mazarakis and Hansel Nezza @artsfestival.
BASA Today - Sunday 10 June 2012: Hosts, Frank Malaba and Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Veronica King (Director at Emuthini Consulting): The BASA Mentorship Programme.
2.Alecia Nkadimeng (17 Ovations Media-CEO) :The BASA Mentorship Programme.
3.Athena Mazarakis & Hansel Nezza (Choreographers & Performers): Production - "Inter.Fear" which will ne showcased at the National Arts
Festival Grahamstown @artsfestival on 6,7 & 8 July 2012.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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June 02, 2012 08:16 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news - Sunday 3 June 2012: Guests - Brian Heydenrych, Marlene Le Roux @ArtscapeTheatre and Benjamin Bergner.
BASA Today - Sunday 3 June 2012: Host, Frank Malaba. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Brian Heydenrych (National Director): Durban is to host the drama finals and the national finals of the fifth Performing Arts Network of South Africa/National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund (PANSA/NLDTF) Festival of Reading of New Writing – one of the country’s most respected projects to encourage innovative new scriptwriting - which takes place at the Catalina.
2.Marlene Le Roux (Audience development) -ARTSCAPE YOUTH JAZZ FESTIVAL 2012 - which celebrates its 10th Year at @ArtscapeTheatre.
3.Benjamin Bergner: The June Programme for theGoethe-Institut in South Africa: Reading and Discussion with Auma Obama, Barack Obama’s half-Sister from Kenya; Exhibition Opening at Goethe on Main - Eduardo Cachucho – Looking Glass; A selection of short films from the Oberhausen international Short Film Festival at the Bioscope.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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May 27, 2012 04:18 AM PDT
BASA Today @basa_news - Sunday 27 May 2012: Guests - Nonhlanhla Matshazi @Sanaa_Africa, Yvonne Raedane, Carol Levin & Fred Clarke @ResGallery.
BASA Today - Sunday 27 May 2012: Host, Frank Malaba. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Nonhlanhla Matshazi ( Festival Diector): Interview focus: SANAA Africa Cultural Festival (@Sanaa_Africa).
2.Yvonne Raedane. Interview focus: Johannesburg Youth Orchestra- Wozani Concert.
3.Carol Levin & Fred Clarke. Interview focus: Offense & Seduction- Resolution Gallery (@ResGallery).
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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May 20, 2012 08:28 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news @Lakin_Morgan) - Sunday 20 May 2012: Guests - Francki Burger, Mari Stimie & Steven Sack (@JoburgPromusica).
BASA Today - Sunday 20 May 2012: Host Frank Malaba. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Francki Burger (Curator): Interview focus: DEUTSCHE BANK, A POSITIVE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY.
2.Mari Stimie (Projects Manager for African Arts Institute). Interview focus: Newly published Migrant Artist's Handbook serves migrant as well as SA start-up artists.
3.Steven Sack - Joburg Promusica Theatre (Caretaker of Soweto Theatre). Interview focus: Soweto Theatre Walkabout & The Suitcase Opening.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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May 13, 2012 10:17 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 13 May 2012: Guests - Lore Watterson, Ashraf Johaardien (@joburgtheatre) & Sally Whines.
BASA Today - Sunday 13 May 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Lore Watterson (Editor-in-chief Publisher of DeskLink Media/ CLASSICFEEL): Interview focus: Previous Media Sponsorship Award Winner DeskLink Media/ CLASSICFEEL for Dance Umbrella (Encouragement to enter the 15th Annual BASA Awards).
2.Ashraf Johaardien, Head of Arts & Culture at University of Johannesburg. Interview focus: iHAMLET - Based on the text by William Shakespeare: Collaged by Robin Malan; Produced, directed & designed by Jade Bowers; Performed by Ashraf Johaardien;The Fringe at The Joburg Theatre 9 – 19 May 2012.
3. Sally Whines - Organiser of the Melville Temporary Contemporary Art Exibition. Interview focus: Melvilles Temporary Contemporary Art Exibition - Melville’s Temporary Contemporary is an enormous four-day Fine Art exhibition where the public can tour on foot and by car between 20 venues and view over 30 local artist’s work. Artist's are opening up their homes, studios or exhibiting in shops and restaurants. It takes place from Friday 11 May to Monday 14 May from 10am - 4pm. Collect your map at Sancta Sanctorum, 34 5th Ave Melville or the Melville Visitor's Centre on 7th Street.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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May 06, 2012 03:57 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 6 May 2012: Guests - Ilse Schürman (@ATKVSA), Matthew Wild (@CapeTOpera) & Clare Mortimer.
BASA Today - Sunday 6 May 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Ilse Schürman (@ATKVSA). Interview focus: ATKV contributes generously to classical music in South Africa. The two classical music competitions, ATKV-Muziq and -Muziqanto, is the ATKV’s annual contribution to classical music in South Africa.
2. Matthew Wild (Director of d La Boheme). Interview focus: Cape Town Opera’s (@CapeTOpera) La Boheme.The CTO Voice of the Nation Chorus and the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra will be conducted by Jeremy Silver, and the production is directed by Mathew Wild.
3. Clare Mortimer. Interview focus: Upcoming Production of Othello for matrics by matrics which will be staged at multiple locations in Joburg, Durban, Pietermaritzburg, Richards Bay, Dundee, Ladysmith and Port Shepstone.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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May 01, 2012 04:09 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 29 April 2012: Guests - Sibongile Mooko, Juliet Jenkins and Ashraf Johaardien.
BASA Today - Sunday 29 April 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Sibongile Mooko (PPC General Manager Marketing Services). Interview focus: The Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) Young Concrete Sculptor Awards
(YCSA) celebrates its 21st year in existence and is the longest running competition of its kind in South Africa.
2. Juliet Jenkins (Literary Consultant). Interview focus: The Artscape New Writing Programme.
3. Ashraf Johaardien, Head of Arts & Culture at University of Johannesburg. Interview focus: Various developments on the UJ campus.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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April 22, 2012 02:20 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 22 April 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Dr Johann Van der Sandt (Director of Music - Drakensberg Boys Choir). Interview focus: Drakensberg Boys Choir music in the mountains 2012.(KZN)
2. Portia Malatjie (Art Curator). Interview focus: Portia Malatjie the guest curator for the MTN New Contemporary Awards of 2012. (E-Cape)
3. Avril Rubenstein, of Joburg Music Society
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
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Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on
1485.mobi on cell phones.
April 15, 2012 09:09 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 15 April 2012: Guests - Alison McKay, Chloé Grové and Clive Rodel (@cohnart).
BASA Today - Sunday 15 April 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Alison McKay (Artist). Interview focus: 365 South Africa exhibition
2. Chloé Grové (Writer/director). Interview focus: GISELLE COMES FULL CIRCLE.
3. Clive Rodel - Manager - Foxwood Theatre :Foxwood Theatre
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on
1485.mobi on cell phones.
April 07, 2012 12:58 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 8 April 2012: Guests - Lauren Shantall, Neil Coppen and Julia Charlton.
BASA Today - Sunday 8 April 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Lauren Shantall ( Group PR and Communications Manager Plascon). Interview focus: Plascon support of Mural Art for Toffie Pop Culture Conference.
2. Neil Coppen (Writer/director). Interview focus: Abnormal Loads comes to the Market Theatre.
3. Julia Charlton - Senior Curator at Wits University Art Museum (WAM). Inerview focus: Welcome to the world of the Wits Art Museum (WAM) where you can explore the beauty of African art while celebrating our heritage. WAM's collection of 9 000 works of art has been built up over seven decades and spans the African continent and centuries of our history.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
April 01, 2012 12:34 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 1 April 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Gerald Reletebele (CEO of Soyikwa Institute of African Theatre) & Jennifer B. Logan (Director & Writer). Interview focus: Soyikwa Institute of African Theatre's Scenes from Soweto at the Old Mutual Theatre on the Square at Nelson Mandela Square.
2. Niall Griffin (Actor) Mark Malherbe (Owner of Prosound) & Donovan Calvert (Head of Rental division Prosound). Interview focus: Independently produced Musical “The Last Five Years” brought to life by Prosound at The Studio, Pieter Toerien’s Montecasino Theatre, Fourways.
3. Kim Berman - Director of the Artist Proof Studio.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on
1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 24, 2012 11:38 PM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 25 March 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Lliane Loots (Artistic Director of Flatfoot Dance Company - @FlatfootDanceCo : Interview focus - FlatFoot Dance Company's upcoming production South-South.
2. Josie Holley - @EtanaInsurance (Etana Marketing Manager) & Diana Williams - @basa_news (BASA Mentorship Project Manager): Interview focus - The BASA Mentorship programme and Etana Insurance continued partnership.
3.Michelle Constant @basa_news (BASA CEO): Interview focus - Business and Arts South Africa (BASA).
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 18, 2012 03:00 AM PDT
BASA Today - Sunday 18 March 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Tamlin Blake: Interview focus - The Altered Yarns Exhibition a Spier’s patnership.
2. Joël Mpah Dooh: Interview focus - Joël Mpah Dooh’s: Let’s take a walk Exhibition at Gallery Momo.
3. Lien Heidenreich (The Goethe-Institut South Africa): Interview focus - "New Imaginaries & Shoe Shop" on at The Goethe-Institut South Africa.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 12, 2012 01:07 AM PDT
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 11 March 2012: Guests - Leshni Shah, Wesley Maherry & Sandra de Villiers (@OperaAfrica).
BASA Today - Sunday 11 March 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Leshni Shah (Operations Director): Interview focus - Design Indaba 2012 & the key concepts that come out of the Indaba.(review).
2. Wesley Maherry (Acting General Manager): Interview focus - The Catalina Theatre & Rainbow Chicken Farms.
3. Sandra de Villiers (Chief Executive of Opera Africa): Interview focus - Bravo Opera and Ziyankomo the forbidden fruit, at the SA State Theatre from 10 - 17 March at the Johannesburg Theatre from 23 - 31 March.
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
March 03, 2012 02:40 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 4 March 2012: Guests - Dietrich de Beer, Lola Gallant and Trayn Cohn (@cohnart).
BASA Today - Sunday 4 March 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1. Dietrich de Beer (DALRO): Interview focus - Woza Albert! Returns to the Market Theatre.
2. Lola Gallant: Interview focus - Cinema Nouveau and Ster-Kinekor Theatres fifth season last four Operas.
3. Taryn Cohn (MD Art Source SA): Interview focus - Professional Practice in the Visual Arts Seminar (12 & 13 March).
4. Michael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on
1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 26, 2012 12:02 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 26 February 2012: Guests - Tanner Methvin, Julia Meintjes and Mike Dearham.
BASA Today - Sunday 26 February 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Tanner Methvin: Interview focus - Infecting the City Public Arts Festival presented by The Africa Centre
2.Julia Meintjes: Interview focus - Think a-round Mapping Sculpture Art at Tokara
3. Mike Dearham: Interview focus - Mnet Africam Film Library
4. MiIchael Coulson - Commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by Michael Coulson on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on 1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 19, 2012 12:49 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 19 February 2012: Guests - Christine Service, Mari-Louise Basson and Kate Rogan.
BASA Today - Sunday 19 February 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Christine Service (Country Manager -The Walt Disney Company): Interview focus - Disney in South Africa.
2.Mari-Louise Basson (Choreographer): Interview focus - Dance Umbrella 2012 (17 February to 4 March 2012).
3. Kate Rogan Interview focus - Love Books in Melville.
4. Michael Coulson, commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by either Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on
1485.mobi on cell phones.
February 11, 2012 07:02 AM PST
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 12 February 2012: Guests - Irma Albers, Lutfia Vayej and Paul Bayliss.
BASA Today - Sunday 12 February 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Irma Albers ( Distell’s Arts and Culture Controller): Interview focus - The importance of the Fleur du Cap awards and Distell’s continuous partnership with Fleur du Cap.
2.Lutfia Vayej: Interview focus - The Lineup for the Suidoorsterfees 2012.
3. Dr Paul Bayliss (Absa Art and Museum Curator): Interview focus - 27th consecutive year of the Absa L’Atelier Art competition.
4. Michael Coulson, commentary on contemporary art scene in Johannesburg.
Radio Today's BASA Today is sponsored by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) and is hosted by either Michael Coulson or Frank Malaba on Sundays from 11h00 to 12h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DSTV Audio Channel 169 and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za as well as on
1485.mobi on cell phones.
May 14, 2012 11:03 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 14 May 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu :Guest, Frans Cronje (Deputy CEO -SAIRR) -.@SARaceRelations. Topic: A Country of Remarkable Improvement.
Paul Pereira, Executive: Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
May 07, 2012 10:29 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 7 May 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu, Guests, Sarah Morrison and Gina de Villiers. Topic: Did we mention how we failed? Sarah is Tshikululu's COO and Gina is Tshikululu's Senior Communications Specialist.
Paul Pereira, Executive: Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 30, 2012 08:12 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 30 April 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu, Guests, Jane Roach and Sarah Ball. Topic: "It’s the teachers wot won’t learn!".
Jane is an Education Specialist from the Anglo American Chairman's Fund and Sarah is a CSI Practitioner from ApexHi Charitable Trust.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 23, 2012 10:38 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 23 April 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu . Guest,Caleb Dlamini,CSI Practitioner, Epoch and Optima Trusts. Topic: "Are we winning the battle for maths in our public schools?".
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays. Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 16, 2012 10:39 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 16 April 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu :Guest, Kelvin Glen- Director - The Tiger Brands Foundation. Topic: "School Feeding".
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
March 26, 2012 11:10 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 26 March 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu , Guests,Adam Boros and Hangwi Manavhela – CSI practitioners, Tshikululu Social Investments Topic: "Funding operational costs – the importance of the un-sexy stuff”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
March 12, 2012 11:39 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 12 March 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Sarah Ball – CSI Practitioner – ApexHi Charitable Trust. Topic:“ Donor sentiment, NGO reaction”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
March 05, 2012 10:25 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 5 March 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Dale Hefer – Managing Director – Chillibush Communications. Topic: Part 2 “The Ad Industry – development’s partner, or parasites?”
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
February 27, 2012 09:47 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 27 February 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Dale Hefer – Managing Director – Chillibush Communications. Topic: “The Ad
Industry – development’s partner, or parasites?”
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
February 20, 2012 10:24 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 20 February 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Linda McClure – Managing Director – Junior Achievement SA. Topic: “Does SA have enough people?”
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
February 13, 2012 09:27 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 13 February 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Gail Heasley – General Manager - Wide Horizon Hospice. Topic: “The Quality of Death Matters”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
February 06, 2012 10:04 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 6 February 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Alana Bond – Bravura Equity Services. Topic: “CSI as part of your whole social strategy”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
January 31, 2012 01:31 AM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 30 January 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Lucy Holborn, Research Manager – SA Institute of Race Relations. Topic: ‘Does SA have enough people?’
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
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adio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
January 16, 2012 10:31 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 16 January 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Vincent M. Joyner – Founder & CEO – Zazida Institute of Entrepreneurship. Topic: “The first steps to developing entrepreneurs”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
December 05, 2011 11:56 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 5 December 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Jane Zimmerman – CEO – Khumbulani Craft, Siyazisiza Trust. Topic: “Getting crafters to have marketable products”.
Challenging Change - Monday 5 December 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Jane Zimmerman – CEO – Khumbulani Craft, Siyazisiza Trust. Topic: “Getting crafters to have marketable products”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
November 28, 2011 10:16 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 28 November 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Eric Miyeni – Social Commentator - “But is it real?”
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
November 22, 2011 03:19 AM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 21 November 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guests, Derek Muller and Nevelia Moloi – Heartlines For Good Campaign,
“Your season of goodwill”'.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
November 14, 2011 11:58 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 14 November 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Kerryn Krige – Director: Communication and income development – Child Welfare
South Africa, “Donors who leave NGOs in the lurch”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
November 07, 2011 10:27 PM PST
Challenging Change - Monday 7 November 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Allison Scuriatti – Communications consultant – Phakamani Foundation. “The
first steps on the micro-finance ladder”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
November 01, 2011 04:05 AM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 31 October 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Nicola Bashall- Standard Bank: “Microfinance in our poorest communities".
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
October 24, 2011 11:43 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 24 October 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Jackie Schoeman: CEO: Cotlands. Topic: “The transformation of Cotlands”
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
October 17, 2011 10:13 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 17 October 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Jeunesse Park - Founder- Food & Trees for Africa. Topic: “Environmental work that feeds the poor”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
October 03, 2011 10:47 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 3 October 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Maria Kurian – Manager: FNB & RMB Funds. Topic: “Using The National
Planning Commission in C.S.I.”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
September 26, 2011 10:51 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 26 September 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Chris Darroll – Chief Executive: Small Business Project. Topic: “Exploding the myths of enterprise development”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
September 20, 2011 02:34 AM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 19 September 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Mammuso Makhanya Field Band Foundation - Head of Programmes.
The Field Bands are not simply an Arts program nor a life skills program, but a dynamic real life incubator where members learn to master an art form they have passion for, and through this, learn to innovate creatively together, develop inner discipline, resolve conflicts, work collaboratively for a common purpose, facilitate and empower others, develop values and an identity that respects the rights of others and enables them to more confidently advance themselves.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
September 13, 2011 10:12 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 12 September 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Setlogane Manchidi – Head: Investec CSI, Topic: “Making bursaries really break through ceilings of disadvantage”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
September 05, 2011 10:22 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 5 September 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Margie Keeton – Author: “The Sustainability Challenge - Pressures and pportunities for South African NGOs”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
August 22, 2011 10:48 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 22 August 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Ian Slade – Programme Manager: UTi Empowerment Trust. Topic: “You need more than cash for bursaries”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
August 16, 2011 11:34 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 15 August 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest:Tom Wixley – chairman, Strate Charity Shares. Topic: “Using spare JSE shares
for upliftment”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
August 10, 2011 03:12 AM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 8 August 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira. Guest :Guest: Barbara Mallinson – Founder: Obami: Topic: “Bells and whistles needed in our schools”. Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
August 01, 2011 11:37 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 1 August 2011 - Host : Paul Pereira : Guest :Ivor Chipkin – Head: Public Affairs and Research Institute (Wits) : Topic : “The Public Sector – is it alive, and do we need it?”.
Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
July 25, 2011 11:56 PM PDT
Challenging Change - Monday 25 July 2011 - Host : Paul Pereira : Guest :Duncan MacFadyen – Research and conservation manager – E Oppenheimer and Son. Topic : “The Diamond Route - Conservation that makes local sense”. Paul Pereira, Executive : Public Affairs at Tshikululu Social Investments, hosts Radio Today's Challenging Change on Mondays at 6.30pm. The programme is repeated at 7.20pm on Thursdays.
Tshikululu Social Investments is a bridge between the interests of corporate clients who are committed to community grantmaking, and the realities found at the heart of development.
Radio Today! Radio That Delivers!
January 20, 2012 10:53 PM PST
Daniel Munslow - Mount Kilimanjaro Climb - January 2012
Daniel Munslow on his Mount Kilimanjaro climb to raise awareness and funds for the NSRI to assist them in rebuilding their Plettenburg Bay station and
purchasing much needed sea rescue equipment. The expedition is an Italtile initiative and the team comprised him, seven Italtile employees, and two NSRI volunteers. The story began in February 2011 when the NSRI was called on to search for and recover the remains of a private aircraft that was carrying 9 people, including Italtile employees, suppliers and the pilots. The plane had crashed as it was approaching the Plettenburg Bay airport.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
August 03, 2012 09:51 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 2 August 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry : Genealogy Site : https://familysearch.org/
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy/History on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
July 27, 2012 06:59 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 26 July 2012. Hosts: Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry: Genealogy Library Catalogue - Latter Day Saints.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy/History on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
July 20, 2012 10:42 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 19 July 2012 - Hosts, Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry:Genealogy in the USA. How they do it in America.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy/History on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
July 13, 2012 01:29 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 12 July 2012 - Hosts, Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy/History on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
June 15, 2012 04:56 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 14 June 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Treasure lost at sea.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy/History on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
June 10, 2012 12:45 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 7 June 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: SHIPWRECKS and TREASURE lost at Sea.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy/history on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website
www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
June 01, 2012 01:22 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 31 May 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Kruger Millions and other Treasure.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
May 26, 2012 09:49 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 24 May 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Hiccups, fullstops, dead-ends all to do with Genealogical Research.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
May 19, 2012 01:54 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 17 May 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: War Graves Commission and
the SA connection.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on
Genealogy on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
May 11, 2012 05:44 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 10 May 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Wakkerstroom.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on
Genealogy on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
May 04, 2012 05:24 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy) @Radio2Day - Thursday 3 May 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic:RED CROSS DAY celebrated on 8th of May.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on Genealogy on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
April 27, 2012 08:54 AM PDT
Family Roots (Genealogy) @Radio2Day - Thursday 26 April 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Glass family from Tristan da Cunha.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's Family Roots a weekly programme on
Genealogy on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT+2).
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
April 21, 2012 07:18 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 19 April 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's
"Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on
Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
April 21, 2012 07:13 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 12 April 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's
"Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on
Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
April 06, 2012 01:08 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 5 April 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry:Topic: Uniondale, Cradock... (EC) History (@Radio2Day).
Family Roots - Thursday 5 April 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's
"Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on
Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
March 29, 2012 05:13 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 29 March 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Uniondale (EC) History (@Radio2Day).
Family Roots - Thursday 29 March 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's
"Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on
Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
March 11, 2012 10:12 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 8 March 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Trip to Portugal & interesting genealogical books.
Family Roots - Thursday 8 March 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's
"Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on
Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
February 18, 2012 03:09 AM PST
Family Roots - Thursday 16 February 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Diary Entries Anglo-Boer War -South African War (1899-1902).
Family Roots - Thursday 9 February 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
February 10, 2012 03:11 AM PST
Family Roots - Thursday 9 February 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Hints on dating photo's.
Family Roots - Thursday 9 February 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio
Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family
Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
February 04, 2012 10:28 PM PST
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
January 26, 2012 04:19 AM PST
Family Roots - Thursday 26 January 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio
Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family
Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
January 19, 2012 04:38 AM PST
Family Roots - Thursday 19 January 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Holiday Genealogical Finds - Zimbabwe
Family Roots - Thursday 19 January 2012 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family
Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
November 25, 2011 12:21 AM PST
Family Roots - Thursday 24 November 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: CHRISTMAS.
Family Roots -Thursday 24 November 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio
Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family
Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
November 18, 2011 12:36 AM PST
Family Roots - Thursday 17 November 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Anglo Boer War Concentration Camps
Family Roots -Thursday 17 November 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
November 10, 2011 04:47 AM PST
Family Roots - Thursday 10 November 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Emily Hobhouse.
Family Roots -Thursday 10 November 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio
Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into
Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website
www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
November 03, 2011 11:27 PM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 3 November 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Family Bibles - Returned after the Anglo-Boer War.
Family Roots -Thursday 3 November 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the world wide web via its website www.1485.org.za
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
October 27, 2011 06:27 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 27 October 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Island of Tristan da Cunha and Consanguinity.
Family Roots -Thursday 27 October 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio
Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the world wide web via its website www.1485.org.za
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
October 20, 2011 07:52 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 20 October 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: Consanguinity.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2).
Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the world wide web via its website www.1485.org.za
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
October 13, 2011 05:39 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 13 October 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: Census Data.
Family Roots -Thursday 13 October 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a weekly genealogical programme on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the world wide web via its website www.1485.org.za
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
October 08, 2011 06:23 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 6 October 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: 1900's Newspaper Marraige Reports.
Family Roots -Thursday 6 October 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2). Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the world wide web via its website ww.1485.org.za
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
September 29, 2011 05:40 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 29 September 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret
Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2) . Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the world wide web via its website www.1485.org.za
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
September 22, 2011 04:28 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 22 September 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic:JHB Church of the Latter Day Saints Family History Centre.
Family Roots - Thursday 22 September 2011 - Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio
Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2) . Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the world wide web via its website www.11485.org.za.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
September 17, 2011 04:30 AM PDT
Family Roots - Thursday 15 September 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: Researching Family Trees.
Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry from the Johannesburg Branch of the Genealogical Society host Radio Today's "Family Roots" a programme about Genealogy weekly on Thursdays at 10h45 (GMT +2) . Make a genealogical date and remember to tune into Family Roots on Thursdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the world wide web via its website www.11485.org.za
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
March 14, 2012 05:59 AM PDT
"Hello Moments In Time" Clip from show recorded for 20 March 2012 hosted by Selwyn Klass.
"Hello Moments In Time" is hosted by Selwyn Klass on Tuesdays at 11.15am and repeated on Saturdays at 9.00pm.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
March 08, 2012 04:04 AM PST
"Hello Moments In Time" - 6 March 2012 hosted by Selwyn Klass.
"Hello Moments In Time" is hosted by Selwyn Klass on Tuesdays at 11.15am and repeated on Saturdays at 9.00pm.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
May 01, 2013 06:10 AM PDT
LOOKING BACK - SOPHIATOWN, TRIOMF AND TRAGEDY: This suburb has over 95 years of history, from the miners’ strikes of 1918 and 1922, to the era of forced removals and resettlement, to the present. Names like Trevor Huddleston, Alfred Bitini Xuma and St Josephs, with a Greek Orthodox Church as well! Join Den and Franky Toussant as Franky traces the major events in this area over the decades as she and fellow guide Ed Coogan prepare for a tour of the area over the weekend.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 24, 2013 03:13 AM PDT
Den Adams talks to Rev. Colin Diesel on Troyeville and the changes he has seen in this fascinating suburb, and particularly the role that the THE BAPTIST Church plays in this area. It remains one of Troyeville's early churches, the original building dated back over a century.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 17, 2013 08:09 AM PDT
Flo Bird and Raymond Cardoso will be reminiscing about municipal architecture in Johannesburg. Some proved to be great buildings like the Market Hall designed by the Town Engineer, G.S. Burt Andrews, and some most historic like the public lavatories in Fordsburg. The biggest project were put out for public competition, but the City Architect’s section produced excellent quality even for the most utilitarian structures. For many years even the smallest transformer house was beautifully detailed in fine brickwork. When we do surveys in all the old parts of the City we find the municipal buildings are rated highly. Raymond Cardoso worked in this department for most of his professional career as an architect so his
memories will cover that range of buildings so vital to the city’s health, transport, power and comfort.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 11, 2013 06:02 AM PDT
Diana Wall, Manager: Collections, was Flo Bird’s guest on Heritage Today, talking about that treasure house of Joburg’s heritage - Museum Africa. Housed in the gorgeous and enormous old Market Hall building on Mary Fitzgerald Square, Museum Africa has a marvellous collection which ranges from crystals in the basement to archaeological digs and finds, some wonderful stone engravings which belong in an art gallery, the Zeederburg coach which brought people to Johannesburg in the wild days of the gold rush, the pick-handle Mary Fitzgerald found as proof positive that the Town Council; was complicit in beating up the strikers, and a most exciting array of old cameras and photographs. Hidden in the stores are loads more treasures for researchers and Diana will be telling us about the range of these collections which include more artworks than the Johannesburg Art Gallery!
This Cinderella of the City’s funding is Aladdin’s cave to the fundis and sadly the criminals are becoming all too aware of this. Diana will explain what we can do to protect our all too moveable heritage from the marauders who haunt Africa.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 02, 2013 03:51 AM PDT
RAND SHOWTIME! RELIVING THE PAST IN THE DAYS OF MILNER PARK.
Anybody remember the old Rand Easter Show in those beautiful gardens at Milner Park before the Witwatersrand Agricultural Society sold its property to Wits University. Or, the days of the Empire Exhibition? Join Den Adams and Kathy Munro down memory lane – Kathy is and Hon Professor in the Department of Architecture, having been Dean of the Faculty of Commerce and an Economics Historian at Wits, and has been our guest previously. She will bring us up to date on what the buildings are now used for, and the tremendous expansion that was facilitated by the purchase of this property.
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March 26, 2013 05:19 AM PDT
Flo Bird speaks to Yasmin Mayat about Fordsburg, one of Joburg’s original settlements which was populated first by miners, many of whom were Boers, but mixed with Indian, Chinese and later Lebanese traders. Yasmin who is a heritage architect wrote her thesis on “Fordsburg’s Urban Memory “ which is relevant to all those who have experienced even a small aspect of Fordsburg from food to darker histories of forced removals and the deaths in the miners strike. Yasmin subtitled her thesis Cultural significance and its embodiment in the ordinary landscape. “ As an architect she delights in many of the buildings and since she grew up in Fordsburg it still seems a village of familiar faces. Yasmin will give us a fresh way of looking at our own memories and a new way of looking at Fordsburg itself.
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March 20, 2013 10:06 PM PDT
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 19 March 2013: Den Adams and William Gaul on No 3 Heritage Journal. (#Heritage #HeritageJournal).
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March 13, 2013 02:55 AM PDT
Join Den Adams as he talks to John Voorendyk on Gerard Moerdyk, the architect, himself, his life and his works. John was involved in the construction of the SABC TV Broadcasting Centre in Auckland Park and worked for them afterwards in the designing of sets for TV production.
Moerdyk is most famous for his Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria but his portfolio includes a large and eclectic array of fine buildings dotted throughout Johannesburg and Pretoria. As one of our earliest South African architects, Moerdyk's personal history is as quintessential local as his architectural legacy. Join us as we celebrate the life and work of this tremendous architect. Be prepared to be pleasantly surprised!
March 07, 2013 02:45 AM PST
Flo Bird and artist Hannelie Coetzee spoke about the places and spaces in Joburg which they love, starting with Fordsburg where Hannelie’s portrait of her great-grandmother “Oumagroeitjie” adorns the back of an old building in Lillian Street. Hannelie works as a photographer, muralist and sculptor, finding the form to fit place. She is not a purist and will be
involved in the Fashion Week exhibiting in Free Style at Afronova at the same time. She has an appetite for Joburg in all its glorious and inglorious variety and her background as an Afrikaner in this city brings in dimensions which challenge the simplistic conventions by which we interpret history.
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February 26, 2013 05:01 AM PST
Val Hammerton and Den Adams chatted about matters medical. Coming Saturday the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation visits the Adler Museum for a real trip back into the days of leeches, amputations, muti and much more. Val will be talking about the 40,000 odd treasures that are in the Collection – microscopes, iron lungs, even an 1887 Consulting Room and library. Val is a guide and heads up the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation’s Research Centre, as well as being a retired Theatre Sister, so you had better stay awake during the interview.
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February 21, 2013 12:53 AM PST
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 19 Feb 2013: Flo Bird and Ufrieda Ho: Memories of Chinatown: #HeritageToday #JoburgCHINESE #Chinatown.
Flo Bird talking to journalist Ufrieda Ho of her affectionate memories of old Chinatown. She didn’t live in Commissioner Street and she went to the Chinese School right on the other side of town, but Chinatown was the centre of community life and she and her family were there every Saturday morning. Ufrieda loves listening to stories and telling than again, setting them in the social context, identifying place of gathering and places of memory. This is where she stumbles on heritage sites and enjoys pursuing and writing about these, watching and recording changes as the communities bring different food, voices and cultures into the city.
Her recent book Paper Sons and Daughters tells of the barriers she faced with her family and other member of the South African Chinese community until 1994 which isolated them in a very small world. Democracy has seen Ufrieda stepping out into a Johannesburg which becomes increasingly exciting.
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February 13, 2013 04:32 AM PST
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 12 Feb 2013: Den Adams and Melanie Yap #HeritageToday #JoburgCHINESE #Randlord #Uitlander.
Den Adams spoke to Melanie Yap on the CHINESE INFLUENCE and the part the Chinese played in the development of Johannesburg.
Hot on the heels of the Chinese New Year, we now enter the year of the Snake, and to lead us into this, Den interviewed Melanie Yap on the part the Chinese played in the development of this fascinating City. Not permitted to be part of the growing “Uitlander” or “Randlord” regime, the Chinese played a much more basic but essential part, and remain here to tell their own story.
Melanie has been involved in communications as a journalist, copywriter, editor, media liaison and project co-ordinator. She has extensive experience in writing, copy-editing and revision for the structure of brochures, guides, manuals, theses, etc., and one of her major works was the book , Colour, Confusions and Concessions – The History of the Chinese in South Africa, which she and Dianne Man wrote in 1996.
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February 06, 2013 06:44 AM PST
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 5 Feb 2013: Flo BIrd and Dumisani Ndubane @WM_ZA #HeritageToday #WIKIMEDIAZA #Joburg.
Flo Bird talking to Dumisani Ndubane, president of WIKIMEDIA in South Africa about Joburg’s becoming Africa’s first Wikipedia city.
Blue plaques will get a new dimension when the ceramic tile with a QR (Quick Response) code goes up alongside. These will link smartphones to special articles on the heritage building or site. So instead of 64 words there will be far more information available and that information may be available in different languages depending on sponsorship. This will great impetus to the blue plaques programme and will certainly improve our tourism facilities as well. It has been done in Wales so why not Joburg? Get your smartphones ready for walking the heritage trails.
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February 01, 2013 12:16 AM PST
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 29 Jan 2013: Den Adams and Vincent Bath - Retired CEO of Rand Water #HeritageToday #RandWater #Water.
WATER, WATER, EVERYWHERE – NOT A DROP TO DRINK?
On HERITAGE TODAY TUESDAY 29 January 2013, Den Adams' guest was Vincent Bath.
Vincent Bath retired as CEO of Rand Water some seventeen years ago. He and his family live in a heritage home in Westcliff and he guided for the then Parktown & Westcliff Heritage Trust. Johannesburg, a burgeoning industrial City nearly six thousand feet above sea level with not a harbour or major river in sight, has always had its water problems.
Vincent will trace some of the history of getting enough water into this area over the 127 years of its existence. They may, if time permits also talk about the new challenges facing water on the Rand.
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January 24, 2013 12:19 AM PST
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 22 Jan 2013: Den Adams and Kevin Hodge on #Collecting (#Medals) #Heritage @Radio2Day #HeritageToday.
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January 17, 2013 03:17 AM PST
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust)- Tue 15 Jan 2013: Flo Bird on the suburbs – #Yeoville and #Bellevue #Heritage.
On HERITAGE TODAY TUESDAY 15 January 2013, we started the year by looking at the endangered heritage of two very old suburbs – Yeoville and Bellevue. Flo Bird spoke to Maurice Smithers and Tsepo Matubatuba about the problems of illegal development which has a severe impact on both the buildings and the residential quality of their home ground. Many of the buildings are undoubtedly conservation-worthy. Some date back to the beginning of the last century and in Yeoville we have an exceptional collection of Art Deco blocks of flats built in the 1930’s. The areas are rich in history from Emily Hobhouse and Herman Charles Bosman to Joe Slovo, Ali Bacher and Ronnie Kasrils. Yet this heritage is rapidly being
eroded and this is a call to those who care to take action.
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December 13, 2012 11:48 PM PST
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 11 Dec 2012: Flo Bird and Judith Briggs on Women in all levels of Government #Heritage.
Flo Bird and Judith Briggs will complete their discussions on the contribution of women as public representatives in Parliament, at Provincial level as well as in the City Council where Judith herself was an active Ward Councillor, dealing with the most mundane aspects and yet also finding some of the work so interesting that she remains involved in the planning issues of Rosebank and also tackling the problems affecting homeless people.
It is Flo’s contention that women usually work a lot harder and more devotedly than most male representatives because from the moment they held their first baby doll they have been taught that service is their role in life, rather than playing party politics. From Leila Reitz, Bertha Solomon and Margaret Ballinger to Dr Nkososana Dhlamini Zuma they have gone into
politics to fight for the rights of women and children, learning to play the political game when that was the only way to achieve their ends.
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December 04, 2012 03:56 AM PST
Heritage Today (@PWHeritageTrust) -Tue 4 Dec 2012: Den Adams and Peter Hall -Curator : The James Hall Museum of Transport #Heritage #Museum #Transport.
The James Hall Museum of Transport is the largest and most comprehensive museum of land transport in South Africa. It was established by the Late Jimmie Hall together with the City of Johannesburg in February 1964. The JHMT gives visitors a rare glimpse of Johannesburg's transport history, dating back more than a century. The museum is the most comprehensive land transport museum in South Africa, with thematic displays and exhibits in the various exhibition halls.The fabulous collection includes:Animal-drawn vehicles 1870 – 1910, Bicycles and motorcycles 1786 – 1960, Buses and Coaches, Fire engines and equipment 1877 – 1960, Motor cars 1900 – 1980, Steam-driven vehicles,Trams and trolley buses 1896 – 1986. In addition there is a fascinating collection of memorabilia, artefacts and special interest vehicles as well as an extremely rare and exciting steam vehicle collection.
Secure parking within the museum grounds. The museum is accessible for the disabled, and wheel chairs are on hand at the entrance.Tours are available for school groups, clubs, interest groups and enthusiasts. Booking is essential, so please contact us. Entrance to the Museum is FREE! For more information contact: Peter Hall, Curator or Veronica Pienaar for bookings. Telephone: +27 (0) 11 435-9718 or +27 (0) 11 435-9485/6/7.Physical address: Pioneers' Park, Rosettenville Road, La Rochelle.
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November 27, 2012 04:32 AM PST
Heritage Today -Tue 27 Nov 2012: Den Adams and Charles Drewe: @TheRandClub 125 YEARS YOUNG (@PWHeritageTrust) #TheRandClub.
Join Den Adams and the Club’s General Manager, Charles Drewe as they talk about Johannesburg’s oldest showcase of Edwardian elegance and the City’s mining history.
The Club’s origins were in a single storey stone and tin building on four blocks in 1887. Within five years it was too small and a two-storey building, dubbed “The Palace” by the Star at the time, took its place. It was the scene of the assembly of the Reform Committee who assembled at the Club awaiting arrest following the abortive Jameson Raid, and many other
intrigues which eventually ended in War!
The new building dates back to 1904 and has been the “second home” for many Randlords, industrialists, “Captains of Industry” and, more recently, to many of the leaders in our new South Africa. It was even once declared a Royal Residence during the Price of Wales visit in 1925.
Charles has been with the Club for only seven months – seven months of frenetic activity in organising the 125 year celebrations and has a wide history in hotel management, launched the Group and Convention division of the Southern Sun Group and was General Manager, Sales and Marketing at the Sandton Convention Centre in 2004. He was also actively involved in the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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November 20, 2012 03:13 AM PST
Heritage Today -Tue 20 Nov 2012: Flo Bird and Judith Briggs: #HelenSuzman (@PWHeritageTrust @HelenSuzmanFdn).
Flo Bird spoke to Judith Briggs about one of the great icons of the struggle for justice and human rights – Helen Suzman.
There is an exhibition on Helen at the Women’s Gaol in Kotze Street, but Judith who worked as her secretary for 17 years and knew her as a friend for many more will give us insight into that great lady who valiantly remained the lone voice crying in the wilderness of Parliament for 13 years until finally some sense prevailed among voters and more members of
Parliament joined her in the great fight against apartheid. Judith herself took to the political stage at Local Government Level for another 17 years.
This will be a chance to pay tribute to the women who have given outstanding service as public representatives in all tiers of government.
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November 13, 2012 06:15 AM PST
Heritage Today -Tue 13 Nov 2012: Den Adams and Kathy Munro (@PWHeritageTrust):WITWATERSRAND UNIVERSITY AND ITS PART IN JOHANNESBURG’S HISTORY #HeritageConservation.
WITWATERSRAND UNIVERSITY AND ITS PART IN JOHANNESBURG’S HISTORY:
Den Adams' guest was Kathy Munro, Honoury Professor of the Department of Architecture, having been Dean of the Faculty of Commerce and an Economics Historian. Kathy has been a good friend of the Trust and has a wide knowledge of the University and our City. She spoke about both.
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November 06, 2012 06:16 AM PST
Heritage Today-Tue 6 Nov 2012:Den Adams and Renney Plit (@PWHeritageTrust): JOHANNESBURG’S EARLIEST SKYSCRAPERS #HeritageConservation.
THE REBIRTH OF ONE OF JOHANNESBURG’S EARLIEST SKYSCRAPERS
The 1930’s was a decade of unprecedented growth in the City. The gold mining industry was not a short-term wonder, the mines were here to stay, and Johannesburg became a Boom Town, rivalling Manhattan and Miami in its Art Deco splendour. Renney Plit, Chairman and Chief Operating Officer of AFHCO is involved in the redevelopment of CHRYSLER HOUSE at the south end of Eloff Street and Village Road spoke to Den Adams on this project. According to Clive Chipkin, this was one of the four pre-war skyscrapers in “Downtown Johannesburg”.
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November 02, 2012 03:10 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tue 30 Oct 2012: Den Adams and Keith Beavon (@PWHeritageTrust): #HeritageConservation.
KEITH BEAVON – THE INNER CITY SURVIVES – OR DOES IT?
In 2004 Keith Beavon, an established urban geographer, published a book on the evolution of Johannesburg over a period of 117 years. It described the “unfolding geography” of the city from its mining camp days through to its position as a major urban metropolis or, as the Department of Arts and Culture describe it, a “World Class African City”.
Keith spoke about this and the move out of the inner city and, nine years on, reflect on whether matters have improved or not.
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October 24, 2012 02:32 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tue 23 Oct 2012: Flo Bird and Les Oakenfull (@PWHeritageTrust): #HeritageConservation.
Heritage Today brings Flo Bird talking to Les Oakenfull (highly experienced town planner) about heritage conservation within the town planning framework. Many houses in Parktown are protected not just by the Heritage Act but in terms of the rights granted when the land was rezoned for business use such as Villa Arcadia, The Hamlet, and the old Baptist
Theological College. Special incentives were created in town where bulk was transferred to an adjoining stand or additional height was allowed. This way the properties were made sustainable. Town Planning is now acknowledging the value of heritage conservation in new developments instead of seeing it as the dead hand of the past! Perhaps this means that
the planners are catching up with the property developers? Flo and Les battle it out in the interests of heritage conservation.
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October 17, 2012 04:24 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tue 16 Oct 2012: Den Adams and Len Raymond (@PWHeritageTrust): Symposium: 'FROM SURVIVAL TO OPULENCE IN 100 YEARS'.
Listeners may recall that the Egoli Heritage Foundation hosted last year’s Symopsium. These are held annually and it was Paarl’s chance to host it this year. Any heritage occasion in the Boland can only be a huge success and Den Adams will be talking to the Chairman of Drakenstein Heritage Foundation, Len Raymond, about the three days of functions and visits. Len was our guest about a year ago when he spoke to us about recording and protecting of properties bordering on Main Street, Paarl, which has been very successful. The theme of the Symposium was FROM SURVIVAL TO OPULENCE IN 100 YEARS – the rise of the 18th Century Cape Manor House. Advertised as being of special interest to members of heritage societies and those interested in heritage and cultural history of all the people of South Africa, it covers the development of the Manor House, the 18th Century economy, and the factors that led to the wealth of the settlers at the Cape – to the extent that Governor Ryk Tulbach had to issue the “Prag and Praai” laws to curb the show of opulence.
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October 11, 2012 04:19 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 9 October 2012: Flo Bird & Joyce Seroke (@PWHeritageTrust): ‘JHB WOMEN’.
Flo Bird spoke to Joyce Seroke, struggle hero and past chairperson on the Gender Commission about Johannesburg, the memories it holds for her and how we should preserve the past with special attention to the part played by women in the city.
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October 03, 2012 04:46 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 2 October 2012: Den Adams & Sheenagh Harris (@PWHeritageTrust): ‘ROSAFRICA’.
COUNTDOWN TO THE 2012 WORLD ROSE SHOW – ‘ROSAFRICA’ – 11th to 18th OCTOBER 2012. Den Adams chatted to Sheenagh Harris, President of the World Federation of Rose Societies and Convenor of the 2012 World Convention which is being held in Johannesburg between 11th and 18th October. The highlight for local flower lovers will be the display of hundreds of rose arrangements at the Rosebank Union Church in Hurlingham, Sandton on 12th and 13th October. There are also talks, exhibitions, craft stalls, quilts, cake icing and much more. Join Den as he chats to Sheenagh about this exciting programme.
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September 10, 2012 08:36 PM PDT
Podcast: Heritage Today -Tuesday 11 September 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust) and Sol Nkabinde with guest ANDRE MARAIS.
Flo Bird spoke to Andre Marais owner of one of the heritage homes in Upper Houghton which will be on show on Friday the 21st and Saturday the 22nd of September. It has gorgeous gardens and a most unusual story attached because it started off much more modestly and had a sudden spurt of grandeur in the late Twenties.
Andre has been researching its past by meeting former owners and discovering why and how and for whom things were changed. The evolution of KOEKFONTEIN in Houghton. A fascinating tale!
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August 28, 2012 01:18 AM PDT
Podcast: Heritage Today -Tuesday 28 August 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust), with guest JULIE EGENRIEDER.
MAKING RESEARCH WORK AT ST DAVID'S. JULIE EGENRIEDER was the High School Librarian at St David’s Marist Inanda for many years before her retirement. She was then asked to contact the “Old Boys” to research some of the history of their experiences at the school, which is approaching its 80th Anniversary and one of the points of contact was via the Parktown & Westcliff Heritage Trust. She met Den Adams and they will be chatting about the school, some of the history of the founder of the Order and the experiences on her research on the 80 years of the life of this school. Julie was also instrumental in getting Tim Forssman onto the show to talk about his recently released book on Rock Art in South Africa.
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August 22, 2012 03:32 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 21 August 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest Marlise Richter
Heritage Today this week deals with an aspect of women’s lives in Johannesburg seldom mentioned in history textbooks. “Vendors of Vice” is the topic and Flo Bird will be talking to Marlise Richter, a researcher with the African Centre for Migration and Society at Wits.
Since the first woman in the mining camp was auctioned off for the princely sum of 50 pounds the ladies of the night have had a long association with the City of Gold. Was she the luscious auburn-haired Araminta draped across a piano and remembered by Louis Cohen or perhaps the sweet May Stuart, Rand Pioneer and Barmaid lately of Frascati’s Beer Hall. It is hardly surprising to learn that by 1896 in Johannesburg 10% of all white women over the age of 15 were sex workers. That emerged from the first census conducted by the Sanitary Board in 1896. Marlise is researching the movement from Frenchfontein and Troye Street up the hill and the rules and regulations.
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August 16, 2012 04:37 AM PDT
Podcast: Heritage Today -Tuesday 14 August 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest Eric Itzkin.
After some huge delays in getting Heritage Sites formally declared it has been great to see that the process is now on track. In the second half of 2011 twenty sites were declared, and a further eight have recently been declared. These include the Brixton Tower, Cathedral of Saints Constantine & Helen, the houses of Desmond Tutu and David Webster, the newly-restored Johannesburg Public Library and the Vilikazi Precinct. Den Adams spoke to Deputy Director of Immovable Heritage, of the Department of Arts, Culture and Community Development, Eric Itzkin on these Sites. They also touched briefly on how one goes about declaring a property or site.
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August 07, 2012 05:56 AM PDT
Podcast: Heritage Today -Tuesday 7 August 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) and Charles Mariott (Radio Today Academy Intern) with guest Robin Mills.
Den Adams was joined by Robin Mills one of our stalwarts at the Egoli Heritage Foundation, who has been a member of the Egoli Committee for many years. He spent his whole career in mining, retiring from the Anglo American Group and then spending a further two and a half years at De Beers as Technical Director. The family were originally in Southern Rhodesia but Robin’s maternal grandfather was Resident Engineer at Langlaagte in 1908 – the place where it all started! He started his studies at Crown Mines, has travelled extensively and has worked in more places than we have even heard of. As one of his retirement projects he is involved in studies of the ancient Greeks and has been a keen supporter of many of the Egoli Heritage functions. Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
August 01, 2012 04:27 AM PDT
Podcast: Heritage Today -Tuesday 31 July 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust), Sol Nkabinde & Chugekani Changule with guest ANDREW LINDSAY.
We have a definite Olympic “feel” to our talk today as we cross the Ellis Park precinct to visit its closest neighbour, TROYEVILLE. Den Adams will chat to Andrew Lindsay, owner of the Spaza Shop and the creator of many of the attractive mosaics around the area.
Andrew has been very involved with the art in Troyeville and every time we visit him he has expanded into a larger area and has a number of new artists and sculptors showing their work. Den and Andrew will also chat about the suburb itself, which has undergone a lot of change and is still being upgraded.
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September 27, 2012 04:54 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 25 September 2012: Flo Bird & David Forrest (@PWHeritageTrust): National Children’s Theatre.
Flo Bird will be reporting on the latest success in heritage terms which involves the Johannesburg Property Company. The JPC has agreed to allow the National Children’s Theatre Trust to rezone and allow office development balanced with the building of a theatre which will ensure the viability of the Children’s Theatre and retain and restore the two old houses presently occupied by the National Children’s Theatre. Making this property sustainable is a big plus for heritage and for National Children’s Theatre and we are truly grateful that JPC agreed to make this decision part of the celebration of Heritage Month. Flo will be talking to David Forrest about the transformation of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust into the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation and the way forward.
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September 18, 2012 05:43 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 18 September 2012: Flo Bird, Den Adams and Sol Nkabinde (@PWHeritageTrust): THE CYGNET BECOMES A SWAN.
From this coming Saturday to Sunday the annual Heritage Weekend will be held at the Holy Family College in Oxford Road, Parktown, with a full programme of tours within and outside the Parktown/Westcliff area. These tours have been offered for about 28 years now, and still attract huge numbers of the public. Flo Bird and Den Adams will chat about some of these tours and the motivation for doing them for over a quarter of a Century. They will also chat about the Houghton open gardens and a couple of other heritage issues including the recent 21st birthday of the Modderfontein Conservation Society and recent breaking news of the new identity of the Parktown & Westcliff Heritage Trust. Lots to talk about, and lots of fun ahead in the next week.
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July 24, 2012 09:43 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 24 July 2012 - Host,Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust), with Merle Jacobs.
Merle Jacobs has, for many years, researched the history of Jews in Africa and particularly their history in South Africa and their huge contribution to industry and mining in this country.
She and Lindsey Kann offer tours giving an interesting and compelling insight into the Jewish pioneers from a number of different perspectives under the name “The Wandering Jew”.
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July 19, 2012 03:43 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 17 July 2012 - Hosts, Den Adams(@PWHeritageTrust), with TIM FORSSMAN AND BUSHMAN ROCK ART
Having completed an archaeological degree at the University of the Witwatersrand, Tim is now doing his PhD at Oxford University in England. He is 25 and is currently researching ancient Bushmen who once lived in the remote parts of eastern Botswana. He and Lee Guttteridge are currently
releasing a book BUSHMAN ROCK ART – an interpretive guide.
While South Africa’s prehistoric art goes back some two million years,this book focuses on the findings in more recent centuries, which include tools, beads, jewellery, grinding stones and fishing equipment and rock art. Its promotional brochure mentions that never before has rock art been
so dissected and presented in such an easy-to-understand interpretive manner ..... making it possible for the layperson to really appreciate this phenomenal artistic tradition.
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July 10, 2012 05:41 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 10 July 2012 - Hosts, Flo Bird(@PWHeritageTrust), with guests Cally Mayekiso; Prue Mutumi; Precious Dlamini and Florence Mayekiso. Also in studio were Lawrence Khoza (Radio Today Academy Intern) and Sol Nkabinde (Sound Engineer).
Crown Mines Primary School provisionally declared a Provincial Heritage Site.
With great excitement Flo Bird welcomes Florence and Cally Mayekiso to talk about the provisional declaration of Crown Mines Primary School as a Provincial Heritage Site. This school built for the children of black mineworkers has been hiding in the hollow between Main Reef Road and Church Street since 1949, behind the tall blue gums and blessed with gnarled old pepper trees in the courtyard. Three generations of Mayekiso children have attended the old school, and now mother and Grandma, who serves on the School Governing Body will explain what makes it special. Why did apartheid never tame the spirit of the teachers and the learners and why now even the threat of eviction at the end of the year is making parents and past pupils more determined than ever to keep this little heritage school open. The school and two small churches are part of the black heritage of Crown Mines much of which has been demolished. First the compound, then the houses and even the concession store have gone. But this product of what was once the greatest gold mine in the world, is determined not to close.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
July 04, 2012 06:17 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 3 July 2012 - Host,Flo Bird(@PWHeritageTrust)with guest Yael Horowitz.
Heritage Today covered the Colosseum Award for Conservation. Flo Bird spoke to Yael Horowitz of the Hillbrow Health Precinct about the contribution being made by the Wits Reproductive Health and HIV Institute not only in the social and medical field, but also in reviving the old General Hospital site. It has already made major strides in urban renewal and the Colosseum Award recognizes the conservation value in making use of a fine old building designed by Gordon Leith which had been abandoned for many years, as well as the skill of the heritage architects in achieving the balance between preservation and the new use. It takes two to tango and it takes two to win the award – The Heritage Architect and the developer. Yael is not the usual property developer – she sees opportunities to meet the urgent needs of a community struggling against Aids within the old Johannesburg General Hospital site , now the Wits Health Precinct.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10h45 (GMT+2) on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
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June 28, 2012 12:45 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 26 June 2012 - Hosts, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust), with guest CHARLES LEACH ON BREAKER MORANT.
Charles Leach was in Johannesburg on Tuesday the 26th of June where to deliver a lecture on the story of Breaker Morant, who commanded a unit of Bushveldt Carbineers during the closing phase of the Anglo-Boer War in the Soutpansberg. This precipitated a series of murders, trumped-up accusations leading to arrests, a court martial and executions, all, of which are still being debated. Local historian, Charles Leach, who led one of Parktown & Westcliff Heritage Trust’s tour to Limpopo in 2010, has recently written a book on his researches, entitled “The Legend of Breaker Morant is Dead and Buried” due to be launched in Johannesburg. He agreed to talk to Den Adams on Radio Today on this very controversial subject.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10h45 (GMT+2) on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
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June 20, 2012 05:50 PM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 19 June 2012 - Hosts, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust), with guest David Forrest.
In another of his series on heritage in other parts of the country, Den Adams spoke about our recent and forthcoming tours to Potchefstroom and the Vredefort Dome led by David Forrest. This was a real walk back in time as we explore the homes of the First President of the Transvaal, Marthinus Pretorius, and some of the other features in the fascinating town of Potchefstroom. The discussion continued on to the Vredefort Dome to cover its millennia of history.
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June 11, 2012 09:18 PM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 12 June 2012 - Hosts, Flo Bird @PWHeritageTrust, Sol Nkabinde and Lawrence Khoza with guest Joyce Peliso-Seroke.
Heritage Today brought back memories of a truly extraordinary little school across the generations from its founding in a small church in Fordsburg in 1936.
Flo Bird spoke to Joyce Peliso-Seroke, former Chair of the Commission for Gender Equality and a distinguished survivor of the Struggle. But the talk focused on her mother who founded the Crown Mines Primary School. Mrs. Ethel Mvulzana Piliso was the driving force in providing schooling for the children of black workers on Crown Mines, the first principal, a qualified teacher with very high standards, expecting more from her own daughter than from others.
It was a good grounding and this little school which moved to mining land in 1949 survives today. Joyce has a bubbling sense of humour which disguises her stature as a Member of the Order of the Baobab Gold Class.
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June 05, 2012 05:34 AM PDT
Heritage Today -Tuesday 5 June 2012 - Hosts, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust), Sol Nkabinde and Chuchekani Changule with guest Antoinette Murdoch from JAG.
Art is big news these days and Antoinette Murdoch will be talking to Flo Bird about the Johannesburg Art Gallery.
It has had some contentious art works. Remember Oberholzer putting the Picasso into the window of OK Bazaars in Eloff Street as an April Fool joke? It wasn’t far off his feelings about the work.
The Johannesburg Art Gallery has been the Cinderella in municipal budgets ever since Florence Phillips foisted the collection onto the Town Council. But they provided a truly beautiful building designed by Edward Lutyens.
Antoinette will be telling us of her plans for the restoration and repair of this architectural gem in time to celebrate its Centenary in 2015. This feisty lady isn’t waiting for the City to get off its butt.
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May 30, 2012 02:14 AM PDT
Heritage Today (@Radio Today) -Tuesday 29 May 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest Dr John Bleloch.
Today is almost 110 years since the end of the Anglo-Boer War and Den Adams' guest will be Dr John Bleloch, an expert on the War. He has given a number of talks on the subject, and a is a tour guide specialising in the battles in the northern Natal sector. Today’s theme is Emily Hobhouse, well known for her campaigning for better conditions in the concentration camps, which became a very heated issue in the latter part of the War, and remained a highly emotive subject for years afterwards.
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May 23, 2012 06:16 AM PDT
Heritage Today (@Radio Today) -Tuesday 22 May 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest Peter Nagel.
This week's guest was Peter Nagel, an old friend of both Parktown & Westcliff Heritage Trust and Egoli Heritage Foundation. Peter has been responsible for the erection of our Heritage Plaques throughout Greater Gauteng, initially working with his father, also Peter, now sadly deceased and more recently with his brother-in-law, Tjaart. We must have done over 120 between us and Den Adams and Peter will chat about some of the more memorable ones.
Peter is a man of many parts. He is just completing his Doctorate in Theology, which he has done through a German University, and he will take us through some of his journey towards this milestone. He also lectures at UNISA. He is married with a cute baby daughter, and they live on a farm near Lanseria, which also offers B & B facilities. This is in the Cradle of Humankind Conservancy area, and Peter is involved with them as well.
An interesting young man and all this should make for a great programme.
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May 18, 2012 02:45 AM PDT
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 15 May 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) and guest Jacques Stoltz.
Den Adams chatted to Jacques Stoltz, whom he initially met in 2001 when Jacques worked for Gauteng Tourism.
Jacques is a passionate fan of art deco architecture and is currently doing his thesis on the suburb of Bertrams. He was also instrumental in getting a Heritage Plaque erected on Gleneagles in Killarney – the first plaque to be erected in that suburb. Apart from these topics they spoke about an exciting mapping project which will be launched shortly.
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May 09, 2012 02:28 AM PDT
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 8 Mayl 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust) and guests: MOFFAT PARK.
Heritage Today on Tuesday the 8th of May dealt with a precious part of Johannesburg’s green heritage proposed for redevelopment for social housing. Moffat Park is readily recognizable from the golf-ball water tower standing high on the southern ridge of Johannesburg. We desperately need affordable housing in Johannesburg, but Public Open Space that was given to the City for parkland becomes more valuable as time goes on, not less so. It’s a contentious issue and Flo Bird had guests representing both sides: Christina de Oliveira on behalf of the local residents who are fighting to save this great park and representatives from the team responsible for providing affordable housing to people who were forced out of the city in the Apartheid era. Moffat Park is the heritage of all Johannesburg’s citizens, but sadly so is the legacy of the Apartheid city.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
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April 24, 2012 06:19 AM PDT
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 24 April 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with Franki Toussant - REYA VAYA – ALIVE AND WELL.
Another on our Soweto series as Den chatted to colleague and guide Franki Toussant about her recent tour to Soweto. She says it was the best we have done, and Den did the recce with David Forrest, so they will relive the life and scenes in Soweto, seen not so much by the commercial tourist, but experienced by our members on this type of tour. Franki is also passionate about heritage, so, stay tuned! Also, a brief preview on what is to be presented during May, a good month for followers of the Anglo-Boer War, which ended 110 years ago.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
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April 18, 2012 05:08 AM PDT
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 17 April 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with Denis Creighton- DEVELOPMENTAL TOURISM.
DEVELOPMENTAL TOURISM – the story of how a pensioner is developing the youth of Soweto by showing tourists the wonders and growth of this community.
Denis Creighton retired in 2002 and trained as a field guide and cultural guide specialising in Soweto. With his son, they developed their own style of tours where local and international tourists could experience the “good, the bad, and the ugly” of the unique Soweto environment. In doing this they soon became involved in local development projects, including a soccer club, a youth programme, two crèches and a schools’ literacy and sports programme.
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April 10, 2012 04:25 AM PDT
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 10 April 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with William Gaul - JOHANNESBURG HERITAGE JOURNAL - VOLUME 2.
Heritage Today on Tuesday the 10th of April at 10.45am was hosted by Den Adams from The Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust.
After Parktown & Westcliff Heritage Trust's successful relaunch of this Journal, initiated in the 1970's by the Johannesburg Historical Foundation, the next volume is now being printed. Join Editor William Gaul and DenAdams, who talk about the Journal and the forthcoming tour of Marshalltown. Hear about palaeontology, John Darragh, Hollard, and the “house” buried under the M1 Motorway. Also about life in the early days of Melville. Den also asks you all - what also happened on Good Friday?
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April 03, 2012 04:51 AM PDT
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 3 April 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with David Forrest - POTCH BECKONS!
Heritage Today on Tuesday the 3rd of April at 10.45am was hosted by Den Adams from The Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust.
David and Gwynne Forrest have just returned from recce’s of possible tours in the Free State and Potchefstroom areas and have come up with a weekend tour of Potch and the Vredefort Dome in May. Den chatted to David about this tour and also the launch of all the Parktown & Westcliff Heritage tours for the second quarter. A bus ride on the BRT? The new Johannesburg Public Library? Constitution Hill? Walks around Berea, or Belgravia and special walks around Parktown and Westcliff?
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March 28, 2012 12:32 AM PDT
Heritage Today on Tuesday the 27th of March at 10.45am was hosted by Den Adams from The Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust.
Brian McKechnie, who holds the Portfolio of Convenor of the Gauteng Institute For Architects (GIFA) was Den Adams’ guest on Radio Today. He focused on the Inner City, particularly the recent collapse of the Caledonian Club, and also talk about the very interesting Art Deco tour held in the city on Sunday morning.
Brian is passionate both about architecture and the Inner City itself and will have a lot to say about recent developments.
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March 21, 2012 03:51 AM PDT
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today - Tuesday 20 March 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust)interviewed by David Forrest on the 1922 Srike/Rand Revolt.
David Forrest interviewed Flo Bird on the always contentious issue of the 1922 Strike. The 90th anniversary has not passed by unnoticed and the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust has once again commemorated the Rand Revolt.
It started with the miners striking when they were threatened with cut in pay, major retrenchments and reclassification of jobs involving the employment of black mine workers instead of white. No the Randlords weren’t in the least interested in improving the lot of black workers, they simply wanted to reduce the wage bill.
The Smuts government got ready for Martial Law well before the strikers did , but when they did take up arms it changed the course of South African history.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
March 13, 2012 06:31 AM PDT
Heritage Today - Tuesday 13 March 2012 - Host, Den Adams (PWHeritageTrust) with guest Pierre Roesdorff - THE FASCINATING WORLD OF CERAMICS, continued.
Flo and Brigid spoke about ceramics a few weeks ago and this week Den and Pierre Roesdorff explored the world of Royal Doulton, Moorcroft and Royal Crown Derby, who will be holding an exhibition this weekend.
Pierre is well-known to us as the butler at Lindfield, and he is assisting the organisers of the show, which involves tea, talks and items for sale, including a recently published book on the legacy of Doulton’s Art Director, Charles Noke.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
March 06, 2012 03:53 AM PST
Heritage Today - Tuesday 6 March 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust)with guest Phil Beck - Anniversaries - End of the Anglo Boer War (110 yrs ago) and Rand Revolt (1922).
Phil Beck from the Boksburg Historical Society and Flo Bird spoke about about two big anniversaries this year and some of the sites and memories associated with them. Its 110 years since the end of the Anglo Boer/ South African War and Phil has news of marking the graves of Boers who joined the British Forces - an extraordinary example of reconciliation. This week is also the 90th anniversary of the outbreak of The Revolt on the Rand. The 1922 Strike started with the Miners all along the gold mines of the Reef and subsequently spread to the coalmines and some power stations.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
February 28, 2012 04:16 AM PST
Heritage Today - Tuesday 28 February 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest James Ball - 80 Albert Street (The Pass Office).
Heritage Today looks at a heritage few of us want to remember. 80 Albert Street widely known as The Pass Office. It was a lot more than that as is housed the Johannesburg Non-European Affairs Department. These were the people who fought a long retreat against the Bantu Administration Department (BAD) in an effort to provide urban Africans with housing, medical care, social welfare and community facilities. But was it in fact “A Munich Situation” ?
Flo Bird spoke to James Ball who has made a special study of the changes from the power struggle of the 1950’s to he pragmatism of the 1960’s and the State’s decision to take control of urban Africans from Local Authorities to ensure Government policies were properly enforced.
80 Albert Street has been proposed for declaration as a Heritage Site on account of its significance as a place of pain and outright exploitation in connection with passes which permitted black men to work in johannesburg. James has given another dimension to its significance.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
February 22, 2012 05:00 AM PST
Heritage Today - Tuesday 21 February 2012 - Women Potters! Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest Brigid Ward and Solomon Nkabinde (sound engineer).
Women Potters – the creative tradition of Africa that every archaeologist knows is such an important part of our cultural heritage. Flo Bird spoke to Brigid Ward about South African ceramics and some of the studios where women have made a their mark. Objects that are useful should also be beautiful and ceramics play a bigger role than we imagine in enriching what might otherwise be rather humdrum experiences. We think of the seven thousand Linnware tiles which grace the old Park Railway Station in Johannesburg and the lovely pots used daily in rural homes throughout Africa. Local clay deposits have given us a fine heritage of artworks and covered some aspects of what this potter values about this aspect of our heritage.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
February 14, 2012 03:27 AM PST
Heritage Today - Tuesday 14 February 2012 - HERITAGE TODAY VALENTINES SPECIAL WE LOVE GRAHAMSTOWN! Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest: Reverend Duncan Buchanan, retired Bishop in the Church in the Province of South Africa, who was in Grahamstown for twenty years as Archdeacon of Albany and Principal of St Paul’s College.
The City of Saints started in 1812 when Colonel John Graham selected the site of Lucas Meyer’s old farm, “De Rietfontein” as the site for a military camp as Headquarters for the eastern Frontier, and it was from here that the city of Graham’s Town was laid out. It has an amazing variety of architecture – from the early Regency period, but later interspersed with Cape Dutch features and then the many homes built by the 1820 Settlers as they moved from their farms into the Town, bringing influences from the towns they had left in England. Further development followed with Georgian and Victorian architecture – MOST OF THIS FASCINATING MIX IS STILL THERE TODAY and Den and Duncan will talk about the buildings and people that make this City so interesting. It has an ethos of pride in preservation that could teach many of our aspirant property developers a lesson or two!
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February 07, 2012 03:26 AM PST
Heritage Today – Tuesday 7 February 2012 - Host, Den Adams - Guest: Royden Peden - A STORY OF TWO QUEENS.
Sixty years ago, Princess Elizabeth, while on holiday in Kenya, received news of her father’s death. On that day she became Queen of England and the British Commonwealth, and is still Queen today. Royden Peden and Den Adams chatted about the many changes that have been seen during her reign, and many of the things that keep the Monarchy in the news.
Another anniversary this year is the 110th year after the death of Queen Victoria, a subject very close to Royden’s heart, and they about her as well.
Remember its Heritage Today courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
February 01, 2012 02:09 AM PST
Heritage Today - 31 January 2012 - Host, Den Adams - Guests: Grant Rogerson and Fiona Budd
Grant Rogerson and Fiona Budd were Den Adams’ guests on Heritage Today, Tuesday 31st January at 10.45am. They chatted about one of Parktown’s latest centenarians, Dysart House, which was designed by Baker and Fleming in 1911 for the Dix family. For many years the building became a residential hotel before passing into corporate hands. It is now owned by the Altron Group and Grant and Fiona will be telling us all about the restorations and conversion into their corporate offices. Join them to hear about the history and transformation of two grand old Parktown homes.?
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January 24, 2012 08:47 PM PST
Heritage Today - 24 January 2012 - Host, Flo Bird - Guest: Jeremy Rose the architect of Atterbury Property Developments.
We are on tenterhooks regarding The Potato Sheds in Newtown. Flo Bird spoke to to Jeremy Rose the architect of Atterbury Property Developments about the heritage component of the new shopping mall to be called NEWTOWN JUNCTION. There were some fascinating heritage elements on the site including the Edwardian Lavatories which were really a temple to the male gender with women getting perhaps a tenth of the space and none of the glamour ; the railway lines themselves; the little bridges which led across to the Produce Market, now the Market Theatre and Museum Africa, the old platforms and, the missing element, the Potato Sheds which we insisted on keeping so many years ago when the City Council wanted to demolish everything. Much to our amazement bridges and sheds have gone. Are the sacred marble pissoirs still intact?
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January 17, 2012 04:06 AM PST
Heritage Today - 17 January 2012 - Host, Flo Bird - Guests: Phil and Pam Beck of the Boksburg and East Rand Historical Association.
On Heritage Today Flo Bird spoke to Phil and Pam Beck of the Boksburg and East Rand Historical Association. They have been looking at the history of soccer in Boksburg which takes us away from derelict old buildings. And with a new year comes new centenaries. So we hope to have some input from listeners here. Apart from ANC and Alex there must be buildings, parks and even townships celebrating 100 years in 1912.
Remember its HeritageToday courtesy of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on
DSTV audio channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
December 13, 2011 05:05 AM PST
Heritage Today - 13 December 2011 - Host, Den Adams - Guest: Len Raymond
On Heritage today Den Adams spoke to Len Raymond, past Chairman of Heritage South Africa and Chairman of the Drakenstein Heritage Foundation.
During his visit to Johannesburg in October he delivered an address at the Egoli Heritage SA Symposium on heritage issues in the Paarl area. He particularly covered their plans for the identification and documentation of local heritage sites.
Remember its Heritage Today hosted by Flo Bird or Den Adams of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in
Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today!
December 06, 2011 09:53 PM PST
Heritage Today - 6 December 2011 - Host, Flo Bird - Guest: Mike Moriarty
On Heritage today Flo Bird spoke to a politician who really cares. He is Mike Moriarty formerly Ward Councillor of Parktown, also head of Zoo
Lake Users Committee, The Valley Road Conservation Trust and the man behind the South African National Trust. As a member of the Gauteng Legislature he has many years of experience of what government is doing for our heritage.
Remember its Heritage Today hosted by Flo Bird or Den Adams of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today!
December 01, 2011 01:59 AM PST
Heritage Today - 29 November 2011 - Host, Flo Bird - Guest: Ufrieda Ho
Two Heritage Champions talk about the achievements of 2011 and the failures of those in charge to budget for maintenance. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE, BUT LET IT RIP AND BUY A WHOLE, NEW OUTFIT. These men didn't learn thrifty habits at their mother's knees, but they did learn that if you leave it long enough vagrants, fire and heritage bandits will resolve all the problems and you can build a lovely new building instead. Or if the worst comes to the worst and you simply have to restore the building, there will be huge contracts going out to tender.
Bad habits regarding the maintenance of public buildings cost the Joburg ratepayer a fortune.
Remember its Heritage Today hosted by Flo Bird or Den Adams of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today!
November 23, 2011 04:22 AM PST
On 22 November Den Adams interviewed DIDIER BAYEYE, General Manager of the newly-completed Satyagraha House, which had its official opening two
weeks' ago. What was a simple residential home where Mahatma Gandhi and his friend, architect Hermann Kallenbach lived for a period in 1907 and 1908 and where the rinciples of Peaceful Resistance Campaign were furthered. The home has been beautifully restored and additions have been made to turn it into a guest house. Listeners may recall that Den interviewed architect Rocco Bosman some months ago about the development, so you are now invited to listen to Didier, who carries the responsibility of continuing to keep this property viable.
Remember its Heritage Today hosted by Flo Bird or Den Adams of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in
Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today!
November 16, 2011 05:36 AM PST
Heritage Today - 15 November 2011 - Host, Flo Bird - Guest: Gerald Olitzki
Heritage Today on Tuesday the 15th of November dealt with the historical and architecturally significant buildings of the Marshall Street Barracks which were damaged by fire more than 5 years ago and seem now abandoned by the Public Works Department. This is no surprise as Department of Public Works took no action over the Drill Hall despite two fires and 7 deaths. Only when the City of Johannesburg actually took them to court for failure to maintain their property and the creation of health and fire hazard did they do something.
Flo Bird spoke to developer Gerald Olitzki who has been trying to buy the Barracks and restore them. His ideas are exciting and he has proved that buildings in Marshalltown have a good chance of revival.
Remember its Heritage Today hosted by Flo Bird or Den Adams of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
November 08, 2011 10:11 PM PST
Heritage Today - 8 November 2011 - Host:, Flo Bird - Old Fresh Produce Market Potato Sheds in Newtown.
Remember its HeritageToday hosted by Den Adams of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesday at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
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November 02, 2011 12:38 AM PDT
On Heritage Today, Tuesday the 1st November at 10.45am, Den Adams was joined by Tracey Andrew.
November has arrived! Time to forget about Joburg and focus on other areas in our country, and we are starting on 1 November with Tracey Andrew from Port Elizabeth.
As part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism Industry Alliance and a local tour guide operator she has a great passion for her City and has been involved in developing a "48 hours in P.E", marketing plan and the development of their "Route 67" which will be discussed.
PE an ideal place for a holiday? Tune in to find out all about this lovely City.
Remember its HeritageToday hosted by Den Adams of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesday at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
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October 25, 2011 10:18 PM PDT
Heritage Today - 25 October 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest, Gerald Garner.
On Heritage Today, Tuesday the 18th of October at 10.45am, Den Adamas was joined by Gerald Garner.
At last week's Heritage S.A. Symposium, organised by the Egoli Heritage Foundation, we were guests of Anglo American in the Joburg CBD, for a series of presentations on HERITAGE BATTLES LOST AND WON.
We had a series of speakers, and those of you who listened to JOZI TODAY last FrIday would have heard Liz Kirsten talking about the highlights of the Symposium.
Gerald spoke about his vision of the Inner City, not of the refugees, or the squatters, but the fact that 40 000 apartments have been erected in the inner city in recent years, and all occupied by families who need open parks, schools, sports facilities etc.
Gerald paints a picture of the greening of the City that everyone needs to hear!
Remember its HeritageToday hosted by Den Adams of the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesday at 10.45am on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169.Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
October 18, 2011 10:10 PM PDT
Heritage Today - 18 October 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guests, Mlungisi Shongwe and Brian Mahlangu.
On Heritage Today, Tuesday the 18th of October at 10.45am, Den Adams was joined by guests, Mlungisi Shongwe and Brian Mahlangu, from the Johannesburg Property Company who gave a progress report on the Rissik Street Post Office Restoration project.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website: www.1485.org.za.
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October 12, 2011 04:19 AM PDT
Heritage Today - 11 October 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest, Mira Fassler Kamstra.
On Heritage Today, Tuesday the 11th of October at 10.45am, Den Adams was joined by guest, Mira Fassler Kamstra who is part of The Egoli committee
involved in the planning of the Heritage Symposium this coming weekend.
Mira was very involved in the restoration of the City Hall and it was her father who designed ESKOM House, now demolished, the Rand Water Board building, now under threat, and many other buildings in Johannesburg.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website: www.1485.org.za .
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October 08, 2011 05:18 AM PDT
On Heritage Today, Tuesday the 4th of October 2011, Den Adams and his guest, Brian McKechnie chatted mainly about the forthcoming Heritage Symposium to be held in mid-October.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website: www.1485.org.za.
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September 27, 2011 05:13 AM PDT
Heritage Today - 27 September 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest, Brian McKechnie.
On Heritage Today, Tuesday the 27th of September at 10.45am, Den Adams and his guest, Brian McKechnie re-visited the inner-city.
Den and Brian spoke about their recent tours into the City during Heritage Weekend, where the highlight was a tour around the City Hall by John Des Fountain a recent guest on this programme.
Den and Brian also gave details on the forthcoming Heritage Symposium to be held in mid-October.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website : www.1485.org.za .
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September 20, 2011 06:21 AM PDT
Heritage Today - 20 September2011 - Host: Flo Bird, Guest, Herbert Prins - The International Style JHB 1933.
On Heritage Today on Tuesday the 20th of September at 10.45am, Flo Bird and her guest Herbert Prins spoke about the revolution in architecture which started in Johannesburg in 1933 when the International Style boomed, largely in Houghton. Using steel, concrete and simple forms the young architects emerging from Wits built houses which were dramatically different from the Arts and Crafts popularized by Sir Herbert Baker.The Transvaal School was known and respected in Paris. Looking amazingly modern still today these houses were simple and strikingly elegant.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website : www.1485.org.za .
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September 12, 2011 11:16 PM PDT
Heritage Today - 13 September2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guests, Deanna Kirby & Pierre Roestorf.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website: www.1485.org.za.
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September 08, 2011 01:29 AM PDT
Heritage Today - 6 September2011 - Host: Flo Bird, Guest: John Des Fountain.
On Heritage Today on Tuesday the 6th of September at 10.45am, Flo Bird had a heart- to-heart chat with John Des Fountain , Director of Operations for the Gauteng legislature, about The Heart of the City .
The City Hall which is now the Legislature, the recently renovated Square around the cenotaph, the Beyers Naude Square and both the Barbicon and Public Library buildings. John has been closely involved in the first three and watched the other two progress.
On Sunday 18th September there will a chance to join a tour and go inside the City hall and enjoy the polished brass, the processional entrance, the old Council chamber and the new high tech legislature. A very happy blend of the 1910 Edwardian splendour and the 16 year old new provincial headquarters of Gauteng.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website : www.1485.org.za .
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August 31, 2011 12:17 AM PDT
Heritage Today - 30 August 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest: Georgie Currie.
Heritage Today - 30 August 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest: Georgie Currie.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website:www.1485.org.za
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August 23, 2011 11:57 PM PDT
Heritage Today - 23 August 2011 - Host: Flo Bird, Guest: Manny Pita (Mike’s Kitchen in Parktown).
On Heritage Today on Tuesday the 23rd of August, Flo Bird and Manny Pita broke out the bubbly to celebrate the permanent declaration of Mike’s Kitchen in Parktown as Provincial Heritage Site. The battle started many years ago with a huge petition and has dragged on almost endlessly, but at last the building is safe. The house has a history, but so has Mike’s Kitchen which is celebrating 25 years of serving good food and family fun at Eikenlaan in Parktown.
Don't miss Heritage Today hosted by Den Adams or Flo Bird from the Parktown and Westcliff Heritage Trust on Tuesdays at 10.45am. Radio Today
broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 and streams on the worldwide web via its website : www.1485.org.za .
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November 08, 2011 02:06 AM PST
In Town Tonight Monday 7 November 2011 - DA MP Ian Ollis.
In Town Tonight's guest on Monday the 7th of November at 7.30pm was DA MP Ian Ollis. Ian is the Labour spokesperson in Parliament - the DA's opposite to the Labour Minister. He is also the Vice Chairman of the DA in Gauteng until their Gauteng elections on 10 March 2012.1 and is the Constituency MP for Sandton, Rosebank, Randburg and the western half of Alexandra Township which is a diverse an interesting community.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
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August 31, 2011 12:43 AM PDT
In Town Tonight Monday 29 August 2011. Guests: Proudly South African Women - Traci Mann CEO of Sewafrica, Natasha Carelse from Hand on Treatment, Tshiamo Tsoai Director – Salt & Pepper & Leisle Timol - PSA Brand Manager.
Remember to tune into In Town Tonight on Mondays at 7.30pm on Radio Today. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannseburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169 .
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February 08, 2012 02:55 AM PST
Jozi Today - 7 February 2012 : Dudu Hlongwane (guest) and Gillian Godsell (host).
Dudu Hlongwane spoke about her experiences as a schoolgirl in Soweto round 16 June.
The Tuesday edition of Jozi Today is hosted by Gillian Godsell from 9.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
January 20, 2012 11:46 PM PST
Jozi Today - 17 January 2012
Jozi Today - 17 January 2012 : Judy Klipin; Thato Sehularo (sound engineer);Gillian Godsell (host); Nokulinda Mkhize; Charl Joubert & Ilan Solomons (student).
The Tuesday edition of Jozi Today is hosted by Gillian Godsell from 9.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
December 11, 2009 05:51 AM PST
Mrs Bridget Oppenheimer interviewed by Gillian Godsell (Tuesday Jozi Today Host) on Tuesday 8 December 2009
March 02, 2012 01:26 AM PST
ProBono Law Thursday 1 March 2012 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Adv Stuart Wilson from SERI (@SERI_RightsSA).
Patrick's expert guest was Stuart Wilson, who is the Director of Litigation and co-founder of the Socio-Economic Rights Institute (SERI). He is a practicing advocate and a Member of the Johannesburg Bar. Prior to joining the Bar and SERI, Stuart ran the Litigation Unit at the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS).
He spoke about housing rights jurisprudence and evictions. In particular he will look at recent decisions of, and cases pending before, the Constitutional Court dealing with limitations on eviction and landlord tenant relationships.
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Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
February 16, 2012 10:50 PM PST
ProBono Law Thursday 16 February 2012 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Advocate Michelle M le Roux.
Patrick's expert guest was Advocate Michelle M le Roux who is is a member of the Johannesburg and New York bar associations. She is co-author with Dennis Davis of a book published in 2008 entitled “Precedent and Possibility: The Use and Abuse of Law in South Africa.” She is also a Senior Fellow at the Mandela Institute, at the Wits Law School.
Michelle is co-authoring a second book with Dennis Davis on the judiciary and has recently delivered some public lectures on this topic at UCT. She will look at the role of the judiciary in a constitutional democracy and will consider both how we are doing in respect of the protection of the judiciary, and where the judiciary is falling short. Has it been transformed sufficiently? Are judges above the law? Are the attacks being made on the judiciary by politicians valid? She will address the debates that are currently being aired.
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February 04, 2012 10:40 PM PST
Patrick's expert guest was Dr Ann Skelton, Director of the Centre of Child Law and they will be discussing the recent Constitutional Court judgement handed down, rendering part of the Children’s Act invalid.
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and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
December 08, 2011 11:09 PM PST
ProBono Law Thursday 8 December 2011 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Priti Patel from :Southern African Litigation Centre.
Patrick's expert guest was Priti Patel. Priti is the Deputy Director and HIV Programme Manager at the Southern Africa Litigation Centre, where she works with civil society organisations and lawyers in 10 countries in southern Africa to litigate HIV-related cases in domestic courts. In this capacity, she has been involved in litigating cases challenging mandatory HIV testing in Zambia; coerced sterilisation of HIV positive women in Namibia; discrimination in women's inheritance and property rights in Botswana, Lesotho and Malawi; and laws discriminating against lesbian and gay persons in Malawi.
In particular she spoke about a little bit about her organisation and how it works. She will focus on how ensuring that a country's laws protect the human rights of its population, but particularly the rights of women and other vulnerable groups, such as LGBTI persons and sex workers can effectively fight HIV prevalence and AIDS-related deaths in southern Africa. She will argue that there hasn't been enough emphasis on this on the part of governments in southern Africa.
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November 24, 2011 11:47 PM PST
ProBono Law Thursday 24 November 2011 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Nozipho Mngomezulu: Freedom of Expression and hate speech in the context of Afri-Forum and Another versus Malema and Another.
Patrick's expert guest was Nozipho Mngomezulu. Nozipho is a partner in the Technology, Media and Telecommunications and Intellectual Property Practice at Webber Wentzel. She specialises in media and content law, including free speech law, telecommunications and broadcasting law, advertising law, privacy and intellectual property law.
Afri-Forum and Another versus Malema and Another is also known as the “Shoot The Boer Case.” The case looks at whether the struggle song, Dubul' iBhunu amounts to hate speech. Judge Lamont found that the words and the song constitute hate speech, interdicted Malema and the ANC from singing the song at any public or private meeting and held that "morality of society" dictates that all people should refrain from using the words or singing the song.
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November 10, 2011 10:25 PM PST
ProBono Law Thursday 10 November 2011 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Iain Currie :The Protection of State Information Bill aka the "Secrecy Bill".
Patrick's expert guest was Iain Currie, a professor of law at Wits Law School. He also teaches media law and intellectual property law.”
Although the Bill was ready to be passed by Parliament in September, the vote has been postponed to allow for further consultation. The Bill, which proposes to replace South Africa's existing official secrets law, is perhaps the most controversial and contested piece of legislation that has come before Parliament since 1994. What are the reasons for this controversy? Is the criticism that has been levelled at the Bill by its many opponents justified?“
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October 27, 2011 11:17 PM PDT
ProBono Law hosted by Patrick Bracher, of Norton Rose South Africa on Thursday the 27th of October 2011. A discussion on ACCESS TO JUSTICE AT THE LABOUR COURT.
Patrick's expert guest was Advocate Anton Myburgh, senior counsel at the Johannesburg Bar, and an executive member of the South African Society for Labour Law.
The discussion centre on an innovative new project at the Johannesburg Labour Court, initiated by the South African Society for Labour Law and ProBono.Org, in response to a request from Judge President Mlambo that no one should appear in the Labour Court without a legal representative.
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October 15, 2011 01:04 AM PDT
ProBono Law 13 October 2011, host Patrick Bracher (Norton Rose South Africa), guest Amy Bishop an Attorney at Bishop Duarte Attorneys. Topic-ANTENUPTIAL CONTRACTS AND CO-HABITATION.
Patrick's expert guest was Amy Bishop. Amy opened Bishop Duarte Attorneys in March 2011. She is an attorney and notary public and runs a litigation practice. Aside from civil and criminal litigation she has experience in child maintenance, divorce and domestic violence.
The discussion centred around ante nuptial contracts (ANCs) and co-habitation. Amy discussed ANCs, the types (with or without accrual) and the pros and cons of each, as well as the erroneous understanding that co-habitation amounts to common-law husband and wife.
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September 30, 2011 03:59 AM PDT
ProBono Law 29 September 2011, host Patrick Bracher (Norton Rose South Africa), guest Neil Kirby a Director at Werksmans Attorneys. UPDATE AND
DISCUSSION ON THE NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE SCHEME.
Patrick's expert guest was Neil Kirby a director at Werksmans Attorneys. His specialisation is healthcare law, constitutional law, environmental law and consumer protection law.
The discussion centred around developments that have occurred since the publication of the Green Paper on the National Health Insurance Scheme on 12 August 2011.
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September 17, 2011 04:40 AM PDT
ProBono Law 15 September 2011, host Patrick Bracher (Norton Rose South Africa), guest Amanda van Loggerenberg a legal consultant with Wynand du Plessis Inc. Discussion on the CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF MINOR CHILDREN.
Patrick's expert guest was Amanda van Loggerenberg a legal consultant with Wynand du Plessis Inc. She studied law at the University of Johannesburg, after obtaining an MBA with Business School Netherlands and an Advanced Diploma in Labour Law. She is further an accredited family law mediator with a special interest in accessing the voice of the minor child in disputes regarding minor children. The discussion will centre around how the justice system and government protects and / or contravenes the constitutional rights of minor children.
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September 01, 2011 11:23 PM PDT
ProBono Law 1 September 2011, host Patrick Bracher (Norton Rose South Africa), guest Michal Johnson (Associate at Eversheds.
Patrick and guest Michal Johnson discussed balancing competition law and environmental law concerns.
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August 19, 2011 04:48 AM PDT
ProBono Law 18 August 2011, host Patrick Bracher, guest Dario Milo. Topic - Malema/City Press interdict & SA Taxi case.
Po ProBono Law 18 August 2011. Host Patrick Bracher, of Norton Rose South Africa discussion on two recent cases, the Julius Malema/ City Press interdict and the SA Taxi case heard in the Appeal Court.
Patrick's expert guest was Dario Milo a partner in the Dispute Resolution Practice at Webber Wentzel who specialises in media law.
In the Julius Malema/City Press interdict the court rejected the urgent application brought by Malema to interdict City Press from publishing an article about his secret family trust.
In the SA Taxi case, the court looked at whether corporations can be sued for reputational damages and special damages.
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August 06, 2011 06:32 AM PDT
ProBono Law 4 August 2011 hosted by Patrick Bracher, of Norton Rose South Africa. Guest: Nomfundo Gobodo. Discussion on Customary Law.
Patrick's expert guest was Nomfundo Gobodo the Director of the LRC’s Johannesburg office. Nomfundo joined the LRC’s Johannesburg office in September 2002. She worked on land, housing, non-profit organisation (NPO) support and access to justice matters. Her access to justice work encompassed a variety of issues including social welfare and advocacy & awareness in training paralegals and for the general community.
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July 22, 2011 06:35 AM PDT
ProBono Law hosted by Patrick Bracher, of Norton Rose South Africa on Thursday the 21st of July was a discussion on Mediation in Family Law, the
benefits, desirability and effectiveness thereof.
Patrick's expert guest was Ceri Von Ludwig a Partner at Bowman Gilfillan. Ceri's primary focus is on divorces, but she works extensively in all related fields, including maintenance, custody, domestic violence, international child abduction and relocation matters. Ceri regularly assists clients in the drafting of antenuptial contracts and cohabitation agreements. Another field of particular interest is the rights of children, and the parents of children, born out of wedlock.
Ceri has successfully represented fathers and mothers in securing rights to such children.
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May 02, 2013 05:14 AM PDT
Napoleon Bones, police dog, gourmet, Cape Town crime fighter. Not your average pavement special. Aside from being a culinary expert and a thinking woman’s companion, he’s one half of an all-rescues K9 unit tasked to help track down the notorious Blackjacks gang. Their search takes Bones and his partner, the ginger-haired cycling enthusiast Rusty Gordon, from the streets of the Bo Kaap to the trails of Table Mountains and the backyards of the Cape Flats, all the while investigating perlemoen poaching and dog fights, rescuing terrified people from dangerous situations, and saving many a damsel (and doe-eyed bitch) in distress. Jenny Hobbs’ hilarious crime-thriller spoof is a smorgasbord of delectable characters.
This is a Cape Town you won’t find in any tourist book.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2) and repeated on Sundays at 16h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 27, 2013 12:29 AM PDT
Sue Grant_Marshall interviewed Elizabeth van Heyningen about her new book, 'The Concentration Camps of the Anglo-Boer War: A Social History'; @JacanaMedia. It is excellent, fascinating, with new information about a sad time in our history.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2) and repeated on Sundays at 16h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 18, 2013 05:15 AM PDT
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2) and repeated on Sundays at 16h00 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and country-wide on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
April 11, 2013 04:45 AM PDT
The Accidental Ambassador follows on from the successful Tony Leon autobiography, On the Contrary: Leading the Opposition in a Democratic South Africa (2008) to showcase Leon’s wit and sense of humour as he takes the reader on the journey of his retirement from active political life and into public service as the South African ambassador to Argentina.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
April 04, 2013 04:08 AM PDT
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
March 29, 2013 02:46 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 28 Mar 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Jassy Mackenzie on Pale Horses and Folly @RandomStruik.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
March 22, 2013 04:36 AM PDT
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
March 15, 2013 01:15 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 14 Mar 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Jo-Anne Richards about her brand new book, The Imagined Child (@PanMacmillanSA).
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
March 08, 2013 02:14 AM PST
Reading Matters - 7 Mar 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Clem Sunter on his new book 'Calling all Foxes' @NBPublishers.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
March 01, 2013 04:59 AM PST
Reading Matters - 28 Feb 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Boykey Sidley on his new book '#Stepping Out @PanMacmillanSA
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
February 21, 2013 02:44 AM PST
Reading Matters - 21 Feb 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Hlumelo Biko on his book '#TheGreatAfricanSociety @JonathanBallPub.
The Great African Society by Hlumelo Biko (son of Steve Biko and Mamphela Ramphele) is a hard-hitting, thoughtful analysis of South Africa's past, present and future. A sobering assessment of where we stand today, and where we need to go.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
February 14, 2013 03:57 AM PST
Reading Matters - 14 Feb 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with @Eusebius McKaiser on his book '#ABantuInMyBathroom @PanMacmillanSA.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
February 08, 2013 05:02 AM PST
Reading Matters - 7 Feb 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall withTan Twan Eng on his book 'The Garden of Evening Mists' @PenguinBooksSA #Reading Matters
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
January 31, 2013 03:16 AM PST
Reading Matters - 31 Jan 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Jacques Pauw @Jaqqs on his new book 'Rat Roads'#Reading Matters @RandomStruik.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
January 25, 2013 04:18 AM PST
Reading Matters - 24 Jan 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Muzi Kuzwayo on his new book, Black Man's Medicine #Reading Matters @JacanaMedia.
The title of this book comes from the African adage: ‘The Black Man’s Medicine is the White Man’. It implies that black people won’t do anything right, unless there is a white man around, or that black people won’t be satisfied with anything unless it has been done by a white man. Black Man’s Medicine is about economic freedom. It introduces the idea that SEE (self-economic empowerment) is the new BEE.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
January 17, 2013 11:46 PM PST
Reading Matters - 17 Jan 2013 - Sue Grant-Marshall with Hamilton Wende about his new book, Only The Dead @HamiltonWende #Reading Matters @PenguinBooksSA.
Deep in the Ugandan jungle, a mysterious new presence has infiltrated the Claws of God - a cult army of child soldiers led by the depraved General Faustin. The children are now being controlled by the sinister Papa Mephisto, and believe he is possessed by the magic and power of the lion.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
December 14, 2012 01:50 AM PST
Reading Matters - 13 Dec 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall with #Reading Matters.
Last show for 2012 - First show in 2013 - Thursday 17 January 2013.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
December 07, 2012 01:25 AM PST
Reading Matters - 6 Dec 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall and Sean Davison on his books Before we Say Goodbye and After We Said Goodbye @PenguinBooksSA.
Sue Grant-Marshall interviewed Sean Davison about his books Before We Say Goodbye and After We Said Goodbye.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
November 30, 2012 02:26 AM PST
Reading Matters - 29 Nov 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall and guest Marguerite Poland on her book #TakenCaptivebyBirds @PenguinBooksSA.
Sue Grant-Marshall interviewed Marguerite Poland on her book #Taken Captive by Birds.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
November 22, 2012 03:18 AM PST
Reading Matters - 22 Nov 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall and guest @AdriaanBasson on his book #ZumaExposed @JonathanBallPub #books.
Sue Grant-Marshall interviewed Adriaan Basson on his book Zuma Exposed.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
November 15, 2012 04:22 AM PST
Reading Matters - 15 Nov 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall and guests at the recent Richmond BoekBedonnerd Festival in the Karoo @MeyerDeon #livebooks @JonathanBallPub.
1. David Kramer singing from Karoo Guitar Blues
2. Darryl David, force behind the BookBedonnered Festival in Richmond - Karoo
3. Peter Baker, creator of Booktown Richmond,
4. John Donaldson, owner of Richmond Books and Prints
5. David Kramer singing " Skipskop"
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
November 08, 2012 07:10 AM PST
Reading Matters - 8 Nov 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall andJason Drew on his novel 'The Story of the Fly' (@AuthorJasonDrew).
Sue talks to Jason Drew about 'The Story of the Fly and how it could save the world'.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
November 02, 2012 04:25 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 1 Nov 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall and Deon Meyer on his novel'7 Days'@MeyerDeon #livebooks @JonathanBallPub.
Sue talks to Deon Meyer about '7 Days' at the Richmond BoekBedonnerd Festival in the Karoo.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
October 19, 2012 04:19 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 18 Oct 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall and Leonie Joubert on her book 'The Hungry Season' (@PanMacmillanSA).
The Hungry Season takes science writer Leonie Joubert and photographer Eric Miller to eight different cities and towns around southern Africa as they explore the complex issues around food security.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
October 12, 2012 04:52 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 11 Oct 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall and Beverley Naidoo on her book 'Death of an Idealist - In Search of #NeilAggett' @JonathanBallPub.
Death of an Idealist: In search of Neil Aggett is the story behind the only white detainee to die in custody of apartheid’s security police. A medical doctor who worked most of the week as an unpaid trade union organiser, Neil Aggett’s stark non-materialism, shared by his partner Dr Elizabeth Floyd, aroused the suspicions. When their names appeared on a list of ‘Close Comrades’ prepared for ANC leaders in exile they were among a swathe of union activists detained in 1981.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
October 04, 2012 05:27 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 4 October 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Gareth Crocker on his latest novel 'Journey from Darkness.'
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
September 27, 2012 05:41 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 27 September 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Bruce Clark on his book Love Sex Fleas God.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
September 20, 2012 03:48 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 20 September 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Fee Halsted founder of @ArdmoreCeramics on her book Ardmore: We Are Because of Others.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today (@Radio2Day) broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
September 13, 2012 05:47 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 13 September 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Eric Miyeni (@EricMiyeni) on his book The Release (@Radio2Day).
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
September 06, 2012 04:02 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 6 September 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Prue Leith on her book,'Relish' (@PrueLeith) (@Radio@Day).
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
August 31, 2012 04:19 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 30 August 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Kate Sidley on her fun book,'The Agony Chef'. @PanMacmillanSA @Radio2Day.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
August 24, 2012 03:06 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 23 August 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Rosemund Handler about her new book, " Us And Them".@PenguinBooksSA
Rosemund Handler has written several books, Tsamma Season is her best known.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
August 16, 2012 02:57 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 16 August 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Graeme Codrington who wrote Mind the Gap with Sue Grant-Marshall.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
August 09, 2012 04:17 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 9 August 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Auma Obama on her book 'And Then Life Happens: A Memoir'.
A moving account by Auma Obama about her life in Africa and Europe, and her relationship with her brother, Barack Obama.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
August 02, 2012 03:44 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 2 August 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Rahla Xenopolous on her novel 'Bubbles' (Bubbles Schroeder Murder)(@jcwLIFE).
The Bloody Book Week' Mystery,Mayhem, Murder 31 July - 5 August 2012 ( www.thebloodybookweek.co.za).
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
July 25, 2012 06:53 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 26 July 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Jenny Crwys-Williams on 'The Bloody Book Week' ( www.thebloodybookweek.co.za)
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
July 19, 2012 06:00 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 19 July 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and Vuyo Xulu with guest, @Jameswhyle, about his book, THE BOOK OF WAR.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
July 11, 2012 02:09 PM PDT
Reading Matters - 12 July 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest, @Gussilber, about his and Alan Knott-Craig's book, MOBINOMICS.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
July 05, 2012 10:48 PM PDT
Reading Matters - 5 July 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest McIntosh Polela, author of My Father My Monster.
McIntosh Polela's book, a memoir titled My Father My Monster in which he reveals a difficult and tormented childhood.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10h00 to 10h30 (GMT+2). Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
June 28, 2012 02:19 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 28 June 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest Donald McRae, author of Under Our Skin: A White Family’s Journey Through South Africa’s Darkest Years.
Donald McRae's exquisitely framed memoir of growing up in apartheid-era South Africa offers an unflinching view of a nation in which all logic is inverted.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
June 21, 2012 05:07 PM PDT
Reading Matters - 21 June 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest Andrew Brown, author of Solace.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
June 13, 2012 09:30 PM PDT
Reading Matters - 14 June 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest- Herman Mashaba, author of Black Like Us. Herman founded the Black Like Me ( hair care) Empire.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am. Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
June 08, 2012 03:39 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 7 June 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest- Marie Heese author of A Triple-Headed Serpent.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi.Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
May 31, 2012 05:52 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 31 May 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guests- Sally Herbert & Kate Sidley - organisers of the Kingsmead/RMB Private Bank Book Fair.
The Kingsmead/RMB Private Bank Book Fair takes place on Saturday, 2 June at Kingsmead College, 132 Oxford Rd, situated right next to Rosebank Gautrain Station. Incredible line-up of over 40 authors and facilitators including Piet Byleveld, Mandy Weiner, Gareth Cliff, Tim Noakes, McIntosh Polela, Edwin Cameron, Denis Beckett and many others. There will be something for everyone to enjoy including a children's programme running throughout the day. Bands, ensembles and choirs will perform between sessions. Delicious food, coffees and other drinks will be available all day. Gates open at 9am and sessions starts from 10am. Tickets are available through Computicket, adults R80 and children R50, which allows entry through the gate and free access to all sessions on a first-come, first-served basis. Please check out programme on www.kingsmead.co.za/bookfair
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
May 26, 2012 12:20 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 24 May 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest - Imraan Coovadia author of "The Institute for Taxi Poetry".
The interview was recorded at the 2012 Franschoek Literary Festival.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
May 11, 2012 04:49 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 10 May 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest Elaine Proctor, author of " Rhumba".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
May 04, 2012 04:25 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 3 May 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest Chris Wadman author of the Zimbabwean satire "The Unlikely Genius of Dr Cuthbert Kambazuma".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
May 19, 2012 01:34 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 17 May 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest Jenny Hobbs organiser of the Franschhoek Literary Festival.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
April 26, 2012 03:12 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 26 April 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Patrick Flanery about his book " Absolution".
Sue Grant-Marshall chatted to Patrick Flanery about his book " Absolution".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
April 19, 2012 04:35 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 19 April 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Jeffrey Archer about his latest book "Sins of the Father".
Sue Grant-Marshall chatted to Jeffrey Archer about his latest book "Sins of the Father".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
April 05, 2012 11:49 PM PDT
Reading Matters - 5 April 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Karen Rose about her latest book " No One Left To Tell".
Sue Grant-Marshall chatted to Karen Rose about her latest book " No One Left To Tell". No One Left to Tell’ by Karen Rose is a well-crafted mix of suspense thriller mystery and romance. Like the rest of her books, her latest is related to her others and yet it’s very enjoyable alone.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
March 29, 2012 03:49 AM PDT
Sue Grant-Marshall chatted to Gillian Slovo about her latest book " An Honourable Man". Gillian's latest novel is set in 1885, when the British Army sent its first Camel Corps to attempt to rescue General Charles Gordon from Khartoum.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za
and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers! (@radio2day)
March 23, 2012 03:24 AM PDT
Sue Grant-Marshall chatted to Jenny Hobbs about her new book The Miracle of Crocodile Flats and the Franschhoek Literary festival.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg and nationally on DSTV audio channel 169. Radio Today also streams on its website www.1485.org.za and on cell phones on 1485.mobi. Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
March 15, 2012 03:20 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 15 March 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Nadine Gordimer on her latest novel "No Time Like The Present".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
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March 08, 2012 04:52 AM PST
Reading Matters - 8 March 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Steven Boykey Sidley about his new, and debut book, Entanglement.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
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March 01, 2012 11:24 PM PST
Reading Matters - 1 March 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest Patrick Holford (@patrickholford) about his latest book, " Secrets of Healthy Ageing".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
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February 23, 2012 03:31 AM PST
Reading Matters - 23 February 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest Robert Fridjohn, author of " Caterpillar Seas".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
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February 16, 2012 05:18 AM PST
Reading Matters - 16 February 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest Andrew Gross, thriller writer of " Fifteen Seconds"
Reading Matters - 16 February 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest Andrew Gross, thriller writer of " Fifteen Seconds"
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
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February 09, 2012 09:55 PM PST
Reading Matters - 9 February 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest Dr Luc Evenepoel on his book: 'Lose Weight and Keep it Off " published by Penguin.
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
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February 04, 2012 10:19 PM PST
Reading Matters - 2 February 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) reviews some recent books.
In this week's edition of Reading Matters Sue reviewed the following books:
Half Blood Blues by Esi Edugyan…published by Serpent's Tail, R194,95
Madame Tussaud by Michelle Moran published by Quercus, R114,95
On Canaan's Side by Sebastian Barry, published by faber and faber
Sleeping with the Enemy, Coco Chane, Nazi Agent, by Hal Vaughan, published by Chatto & Windus, R220.00
Arguably, by Christopher Hitchens, published by Atlantic Books, R227.00
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January 26, 2012 03:27 AM PST
Reading Matters - 26 January 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Melinda Ferguson on "Hooked -Secrets and Highs of a Sober Addict".
They discussed Melinda's latest book Melinda Ferguson on "Hooked -Secrets and Highs of a Sober Addict"
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January 22, 2012 12:37 AM PST
Radio Today Johannesburg 20 January 2011. Afternoon drive-time host Errol Blallantine with SA legend PJ Powers.
Dusty – You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me opens in The Fringe at Joburg Theatre on January 26 and runs until February 12.
Dusty Springfield has been acknowledged around the world as the best female soul singer that Britain ever produced. With her oddly erotic, throaty voice, she racked up a string of hits from the 1960's onwards. Showtime Australia is proud to bring to the stage for the first time, DUSTY - You Don't Have To Say You Love Me, a musical biography starring PJ Powers, supported by a South African selected cast, and international live band.
Don’t miss your chance to witness a South African legend return to the stage in the most anticipated musical event of the year!
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January 19, 2012 04:16 AM PST
Reading Matters - 19 January 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Heidi Holland on "100 Years of Struggle - Mandela's ANC".
They discussed Heid's latest book "100 Years of Struggle - Mandela's ANC".
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December 14, 2011 10:15 PM PST
Reading Matters - 15 December 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Allister Sparks on Tutu - The Authorised Portrait by Allister Sparks & Mpho Tutu.
Sue and Allister discussed Tutu: The Authorised Portrait which is a celebration of eighty years of the life of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, an icon whose humanity and compassion have touched the lives of millions around the world.
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December 08, 2011 04:42 AM PST
Reading Matters - 8 December 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - James Hendry. Latest book: " A Year In the Wild"
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December 01, 2011 02:34 AM PST
Reading Matters - 1 December 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Andrew Feinstein Latest book: "The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade".
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November 25, 2011 12:09 AM PST
Reading Matters - 24 November 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Tony Park, author of the book, "African Dawn:"
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November 18, 2011 12:31 AM PST
Reading Matters - 17 November 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest -Jennifer Gough-Cooper, author of the book,"Origins: Song of Nooitgedacht".
A new book by British photographer Jennifer Gough-Cooper explores the Nooitgedacht valley in the Karoo through photographs:
That photography is an art is undisputed – that the photographer can peel away the layers of time to reveal a unique landscape requires the observation of an artist. These qualities come together in ORIGINS: song of Nooitgedacht, a remote valley in the Karoo where British photographer Jennifer Gough-Cooper explores the evolution of an ancient valley reaching back millions of years to its creation at the time of Gondwana.
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November 10, 2011 04:23 AM PST
Reading Matters - 10 November 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Erich Rautenbach- author of the book "Unexploded Boer".
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November 03, 2011 01:15 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 3 November 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - best selling author Margie Orford. They discussed Margie's' latest thriller
Gallows Hill.
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October 27, 2011 12:44 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 27 October 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - best selling author Alexandra Fuller. They discusssed Alexandra's latest book "Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness".
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October 19, 2011 10:28 PM PDT
Reading Matters - 20 October 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest award winning author Deon Meyer. They discussed Deon's heart-pounding new thriller "Trackers".
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October 07, 2011 05:41 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 6 October 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with her guest Conn Iggulden. They discussed his latest novel "Conqueror".
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September 28, 2011 11:18 PM PDT
Reading Matters - 29 September 2011- Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) & Piet Byleveld.
Reading Matters - 29 September 2011- Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) & Piet Byleveld. They discussed Piet's book "Byleveld".
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September 22, 2011 04:18 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 22 September 2011 with Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) & author Madeline Miller of the book "The Song of Achilles".
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August 06, 2011 05:53 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 4 August 2011 with Sue Grant-Marshall - Guest - Christopher Hope on his book "Shooting Angels".
Sue Grant-Marshall -chatted to Christopher Hope on his book "Shooting Angels"
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July 09, 2011 02:34 AM PDT
Reading Matters - 7 July 2011 with Sue Grant-Marshall - Guest - Wessel Ebersohn - His latest book "The Classifier".
In this episode of Reading Matters, Sue Grant Marshall interviews Wessel Ebersohn about his his latest book "The Classifier".
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April 27, 2013 10:03 AM PDT
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April 20, 2013 07:46 AM PDT
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April 17, 2013 09:10 AM PDT
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 12 Apr 2013 - Tim Neary - Extended Nature Journal and International Agreements to stop #RhinoPoaching #Sappi.
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April 06, 2013 09:43 AM PDT
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March 23, 2013 12:36 AM PDT
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 22 Mar 2013 - Tim Neary - #WaterWeek and #EarthHour @earthhour #conservation #sappi
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March 16, 2013 09:35 AM PDT
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 15 Mar 2013 - Tim Neary - The World of #Vultures #conservation #sappi
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March 09, 2013 07:42 AM PST
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March 30, 2013 01:01 AM PDT
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March 02, 2013 01:24 AM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 1 March 2013 - Tim Neary on Cape Town Visit, Feb 2013 Part 1 #conservation #sappi.
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February 22, 2013 11:56 PM PST
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February 15, 2013 10:41 PM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 15 February 2013 - Host, Tim Neary: #WorldPangolinDay and why we should be concerned #conservation #sappi.
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February 09, 2013 07:54 AM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 8 February 2013 - Host, Tim Neary: What has 8 legs and's not an octopus and lives in our homes and feared by many……….spider and they are great friends #conservation #sappi.
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February 02, 2013 01:42 AM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 1 February 2013 - Host, Tim Neary on #WorldWetlandsDay #conservation #sappi @BirdLife_News #wetlands
What is a wetland and are they only important for bugs, birds, plants etc - what about man?
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January 25, 2013 11:37 PM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 25 January 2013 - Tim Neary on #NileMonitor,#BetweenTheTides #OvamboSparrowHawk #conservation #sappi.
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January 20, 2013 11:01 PM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 18 January 2013 - Tim Neary on 'Elephant Seal Oil, Baron van Ludwig and the Jacaranda Trees' #conservation #sappi.
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January 13, 2013 12:37 AM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 11 January 2013 - Tim Neary with ' Listener emails about 'THEIR birds missing from THEIR gardens! Whose bird is this anyway?'#conservation #sappi.
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January 04, 2013 11:49 PM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 4 January 2013 - Tim Neary with 'Lets get 2013 underway and have fun' #conservation #sappi.
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December 28, 2012 05:49 AM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 28 Dec 2012 - Tim Neary with final progarmme for 2012 - Trees, Butterfly Migration' #conservation #sappi.
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December 22, 2012 11:10 PM PST
Sappi Nature Journal @SappiSAfrica: 21 Dec 2012 - Tim Neary on 'Lemmings to the Coast' #conservation #sappi.
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