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!
ASA Today - 25 April 2012 - with Leon Grobler, Dispute Resolutions Manager at the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA) on some recent rulings
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!
ASA Today - 18 April 2012 - with Fred Makgato, ASA Head Legal & Regulatory Affairs with guest Dimakatso Qocha from NAB.
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!
ASA Today - 21 March 2012 - with Leon Grobler, Dispute Resolutions Manager at the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA)
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!
ASA Today - 7 March 2012 - Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) with Wendy Knowler @wendyknowler (Consumer Watch -Independent Newspapers) : Perspective of the Consumer Activist.
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!
ASA Today - 22 February 2012 - Advertising Standards Authority SA (ASASA)- Luthi Zibi - on Sponsorship.
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!
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 11 May 2012 : Guest: Michael Goldman (@GIBS_SA) - BASA Toolkit
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.
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 485.mobi on cell phones.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 4 May 2012 : Guest: Shadrack Bokaba (Managing Director of JPO - @JhbPhilharmonic
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.
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.
BASA Newsflash @radio2day @basa_news - Friday 27 April 2012 : Guests: Hilton Lawler (Strategy Consultant) & Leigh Nudelman (Urban Arts Platform)
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.
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.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 20 April 2012 : Guest: Siphiwe Ngwenya( Director).
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.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 6 April 2012 : Guest: David Brodie (Director - Stevenson.)
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.
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.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 30 March 2012: Guest: Brett Pyper (CEO of the KKNK Arts Festival) -@AbsaKKNK
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.
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. Radio Today, radio that delivers!
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 23 March 2012: Guest: Michelle Lissos (Managing Director) (@iSchoolAfrica).
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.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 16 March 2012: Guest: Richard Hughes ( Sasol Sponsorship Manager).
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
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.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 9 March 2012: Guest: Arnold Cloete (Managing Director of BTE VO1SS)
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.
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.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 2 March 2012: Guest: Trevyn McGowan (Source SA Director)
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.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 24 February 2012: Guest: Karen Meiring (Head of kykNET)
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.
BASA Newsflash (@basa_news) - Friday 17 February 2012: Guest: Rashid Lombard (Cape Town Jazz Festival 2012 Director) - @ctjazzfest
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.
BASA Newsflash - Friday 10 February 2012: Radio Today host Michael Coulson with Dorianne Alexander
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.
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.
BASA Newsflash - Friday 3 February 2012: Guest: Pieter Toerien.
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.
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.
BASA Newsflash - Friday 20 January 2012: Guest: Richard Cock about the Johannesburg International Mozart Festival.
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.
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 to 18h00.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485AM 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
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 13 May 2012: Guests - Lore Watterson, Ashraf Johaardien (@joburgtheatre) & Sally Whines.
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.
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 (@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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 6 May 2012: Guests - Ilse Schürman (@ATKVSA), Matthew Wild (@CapeTOpera) & Clare Mortimer.
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.
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 (@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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 29 April 2012: Guests - Sibongile Mooko, Juliet Jenkins and Ashraf Johaardien
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.
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 22 April 2012: Guests - Johann Van der Sandt, Portia Malatjie and Avril Rubenstein
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.
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 15 April 2012: Guests - Alison McKay, Chloé Grové and Clive Rodel (@cohnart)
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 8 April 2012: Guests - Lauren Shantall, Neil Coppen and Julia Charlton
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 1 April 2012: Guests - Gerald Reletebele, Jennifer B. Logan, Niall Griffin, Mark Malherbe, Donovan Calvert and Kim Berman.
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 25 March 2012: Guests - Lliane Loots, Josie Holley @EtanaInsurance & Diana Williams and Michelle Constant @basa_news.
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 18 March 2012: Guests - Tamlin Blake, Joël Mpah Dooh & Lien Heidenreich (@goethejoburg)
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 11 March 2012: Guests - Leshni Shah, Wesley Maherry & Sandra de Villiers (@OperaAfrica).
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 4 March 2012: Guests - Dietrich de Beer, Lola Gallant and Trayn Cohn (@cohnart)
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 26 February 2012: Guests - Tanner Methvin, Julia Meintjes and Mike Dearham
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 19 February 2012: Guests - Christine Service, Mari-Louise Basson and Kate Rogan
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.
BASA Today (@basa_news) - Sunday 12 February 2012: Guests - Irma Albers, Lutfia Vayej and Paul Bayliss
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.
BASA Today - Sunday 5 February 2012: Guests - Marlene le Roux, Kirsten Koetsier & Edward Selematsela and Corinna van der Spoel
BASA Today - Sunday 5 February 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Marlene le Roux. Interview focus - Artscape grows through skills development.
2.Kirsten Koetsier( Deutsche) and Edward Selematsela (Principle). Interview focus - Deutsche Bank’s involvement with the Little Artists.
3. Corinna van der Spoel (Boekehuis). Interview focus - Boekehuis - Where to now?
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.
BASA Today - Sunday 29 January 2012: Guests - Haddad Viljoen, Rona Sonnenberg and Georgina Thomson.
BASA Today - Sunday 29 January 2012: Guests - Haddad Viljoen, Rona Sonnenberg and Georgina Thomson.
BASA Today - Sunday 29 January 2012: Host Michael Coulson. Guests and topics were as follows:
1.Haddad Viljoen (Marketing & Publicity Manager). Interview focus - KykNET ‘s contribution to the Arts and the Backsberg Picnic Concerts
2.Rona Sonnenberg (Chairperson). Interview focus - Wakkersroom Music Festival 2012 -
3. Georgina Thomson (Artistic Diretcor). Interview focus - "Dance Umbrella - Dacing all over Johannesburg - 17 Feb to 4 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 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.
Challenging Change - Monday 14 May 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu :Guest, Frans Cronje (Deputy CEO -SAIRR) -.@SARaceRelations. Topic: A Country of Remarkable Improvement.
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 7 May 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu, Guests, Sarah Morrison and Gina de Villiers.
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!
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!".
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!
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?".
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 16 April 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira @tshikululu. Guest, Kelvin Glen- Director - The Tiger Brands Foundation. Topic: "School Feeding".
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 26 March 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Adam Boros and Hangwi Manavhela – CSI practitioners, Tshikululu Social Investments Topic: "Funding operational costs – the importance of the un-sexy stuff”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 12 March 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Sarah Ball – CSI Practitioner – ApexHi Charitable Trust. Topic:“ Donor sentiment, NGO reaction”.
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!
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?”
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!
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?”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 20 February 2012 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Linda McClure – Managing Director – Junior Achievement SA. Topic: “Does SA have enough people?”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 13 February 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Gail Heasley – General Manager - Wide Horizon Hospice. Topic: “The Quality of Death Matters”.
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 6 February 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Alana Bond – Bravura Equity Services. Topic: “CSI as part of your whole social strategy”.
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!
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?’.
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.
R
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!
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”.
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!
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”.
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 28 November 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Eric Miyeni – Social Commentator - “But is it real?”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 21 November 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guests, Derek Muller and Nevelia Moloi – Heartlines For Good Campaign, “Your season of goodwill”
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.
Challenging Change - Monday 14 November 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest, Kerryn Krige – Director: Communication and income development – Child Welfare South Africa, “Donors who leave NGOs in the lurch”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 7 November 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Allison Scuriatti – Communications consultant – Phakamani Foundation. “The first steps on the micro-finance ladder”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 31 October 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Nicola Bashall- Standard Bank: “Microfinance in our poorest communities"
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 24 October 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Jackie Schoeman: CEO: Cotlands. Topic: “The transformation of Cotlands”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 17 October 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Jeunesse Park - Founder- Food & Trees for Africa. Topic: “Environmental work that feeds the poor”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 3 October 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Maria Kurian – Manager: FNB & RMB Funds. Topic: “Using The National Planning Commission in CSI.”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 26 September 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Chris Darroll – Chief Executive: Small Business Project. Topic: “Exploding the myths of enterprise development”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 19 September 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Mammuso Makhanya Field Band Foundation - Head of Programmes
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 12 September 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Setlogane Manchidi – Head: Investec CSI, Topic: “Making bursaries really break through ceilings of disadvantage”
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 5 September 2011 - Host: Paul Pereira, Guest: Margie Keeton – Author: “The Sustainability Challenge - Pressures and Opportunities for South African NGOs”
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!
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”.
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 15 August 2011 - Host : Paul Pereira : Guest:Tom Wixley – chairman, Strate Charity Shares. Topic : “Using spare JSE shares for upliftment”.
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!
Challenging Change - Monday 8 August 2011 - Host : Paul Pereira : Guest: Barbara Mallinson – Founder: Obami: Topic : “Bells and whistles needed in our schools”
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!
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?”.
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!
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”.
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!
Daniel Munslow - Mount Kilimanjaro Climb - January 2012
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!
Family Roots (Genealogy/History) @Radio2Day - Thursday 10 May 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Wakkerstroom.
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!
Family Roots (Genealogy) @Radio2Day - Thursday 3 May 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic:RED CROSS DAY celebrated on 8th of May.
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!
Family Roots (Genealogy) @Radio2Day - Thursday 26 April 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Glass family from Tristan da Cunha.
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!
Family Roots (Genealogy)Genealog - Thursday 19 April 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Cape Town History (@Radio2Day)
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!
Family Roots - Thursday 12 April 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Cradock E.C. History (@Radio2Day)
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!
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 - 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!
Family Roots - Thursday 29 March 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Uniondale (EC) History (@Radio2Day)
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!
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 - 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!
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 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!
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 - 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!
Family Roots - Thursday 2 February 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Hints on dating photo's - the difficulties/sucess and clothing fashions in SA
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!
Family Roots - Thursday 26 January 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Personal Genealogical Achievements - 1 year on Radio Today.
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!
Family Roots - Thursday 19 January 2012 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Holiday Genealogical Finds - Zimbabwe
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!
Family Roots - Thursday 24 November 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: CHRISTMAS
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!
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 - 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!
Family Roots - Thursday 10 November 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva and Margaret Gundry. Topic: Emily Hobhouse.
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!
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 - 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!
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 - 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!
Family Roots - Thursday 20 October 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: Consanguinity
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!
Family Roots - Thursday 13 October 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: Census Data
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!
Family Roots - Thursday 6 October 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: 1900's Newspaper Marraige Reports
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!
Family Roots - Thursday 29 September 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: Weddings
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!
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 - 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!
Family Roots - Thursday 15 September 2011 - Hosts : Natalie da Silva & Margaret Gundry. Topic: Researching Family Trees
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!
"Hello Moments In Time" Clip from show recorded for 20 March 2012 hosted by Selwyn Klass
"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!
"Hello Moments In Time" - 6 March 2012 hosted by Selwyn Klass.
"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!
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 8 Mayl 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust) and guests: MOFFAT PARK.
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.
Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 24 April 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with Franki Toussant - REYA VAYA – ALIVE AND WELL.
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.
Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 17 April 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with Denis Creighton- DEVELOPMENTAL TOURISM
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.
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!
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 10 April 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with William Gaul - JOHANNESBURG HERITAGE JOURNAL - VOLUME 2
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?
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!
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 3 April 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with David Forrest - POTCH BECKONS!
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?
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!
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today -Tuesday 27 March 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with Brian McKechnie - collapse of the Caledonian Club
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.
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!
Radio Today's (@Radio2Day) Heritage Today - Tuesday 20 March 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust)interviewed by David Forrest on the 1922 Srike/Rand Revolt.
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!
Heritage Today - Tuesday 13 March 2012 - Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest Pierre Roesdorff - THE FASCINATING WORLD OF CERAMICS, continued.
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!
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).
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!
Heritage Today - Tuesday 28 February 2012 - Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest James Ball - 80 Albert Street (The Pass Office)
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!
Heritage Today - Tuesday 21 February 2012 - Women Potters! Host, Flo Bird (@PWHeritageTrust) with guest Brigid Ward and Solomon Nkabinde (sound engineer).
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!
Heritage Today - Tuesday 14 February 2012 - HERITAGE TODAY VALENTINES SPECIAL WE LOVE GRAHAMSTOWN! Host, Den Adams (@PWHeritageTrust)
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!
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!
Heritage Today – Tuesday 7 February 2012 - Host, Den Adams - Guest: Royden Peden - A STORY OF TWO QUEENS
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!
Heritage Today - 31 January 2012 - Host, Den Adams - Guests: Grant Rogerson and Fiona Budd
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.?
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!
Heritage Today - 24 January 2012 - Host, Flo Bird - Guest: Jeremy Rose the architect of Atterbury Property Developments
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?
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!
Heritage Today - 17 January 2012 - Host, Flo Bird - Guests: Phil and Pam Beck of the Boksburg and East Rand Historical Association.
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!
Heritage Today - 13 December 2011 - Host, Den Adams - Guest: Len Raymond
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!
Heritage Today - 6 December 2011 - Host, Flo Bird - Guest: Mike Moriarty
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!
Heritage Today - 29 November 2011 - Host, Flo Bird - Guest: Ufrieda Ho
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!
Heritage Today - 22 November 2011 - Host, Den Adams - Guest: DIDIER BAYEYE on Satyagraha House (Mahatma Gandhi's House).
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!
Heritage Today - 15 November 2011 - Host, Flo Bird - Guest: Gerald Olitzki
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!
Heritage Today - 8 November 2011 - Host, Flo Bird - Old Fresh Produce Market Potato Sheds in Newtown
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.
Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
Heritage Today - 1 November 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest, Tracey Andrew
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.
Radio Today, the station that cares! Radio Today! Radio that delivers!
Heritage Today - 25 October 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest, Gerald Garner
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!
Heritage Today - 18 October 2011 - Host: Flo Bird, Guests, Mlungisi Shongwe and Brian Mahlangu
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.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Heritage Today - 11 October 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest, Mira Fassler Kamstra
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 .
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Heritage Today - 4 October 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest, Brian McKechnie
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.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Heritage Today - 27 September 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest, Brian McKechnie
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 .
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Heritage Today - 20 September2011 - Host: Flo Bird, Guest, Herbert Prins - The International Style JHB 1933
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 .
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Heritage Today - 13 September2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guests, Deanna Kirby & Pierre Roestorf
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.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Heritage Today - 6 September2011 - Host: Flo Bird, Guest: John Des Fountain
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 .
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Heritage Today - 30 August 2011 - Host: Den Adams, Guest: Georgie Currie
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
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Heritage Today - 23 August 2011 - Host: Flo Bird, Guest: Manny Pita (Mike’s Kitchen in Parktown).
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 .
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
In Town Tonight Monday 7 November 2011 - DA MP Ian Ollis.
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.
Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
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
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 .
Radio Today. Radio that delivers!
Jozi Today - 7 February 2012 : Dudu Hlongwane (guest) and Gillian Godsell (host)
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!
Jozi Today - 17 January 2012
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!
Jozi Today - Tuesday 8 December 2009 - Mrs Bridget Oppenheimer
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in
association with the Constitution Hill Trust. ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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!
ProBono Law Thursday 16 February 2012 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Advocate Michelle M le Roux
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust. ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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!
ProBono Law Thursday 2 February 2012 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Dr Ann Skelton, Director of the Centre of Child Law.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in
association with the Constitution Hill Trust. ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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!
ProBono Law Thursday 8 December 2011 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Priti Patel from :Southern African Litigation Centre
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
ProBono Law Thursday 10 November 2011 hosted by Patrick Bracher and Iain Currie :The Protection of State Information Bill aka the "Secrecy Bill".
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?“
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays at 6.30pm, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays at 6.30pm, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
ProBono Law 1 September 2011, host Patrick Bracher (Norton Rose South Africa), guest Michal Johnson (Associate at Eversheds.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays at 6.30pm, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
ProBono Law 18 August 2011, host Patrick Bracher, guest Dario Milo. Topic - Malema/City Press interdict & SA Taxi case.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher for ProBono Law on alternate Thursdays at 6.30pm, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
Pro Bono Law 4 August 2011 hosted by Patrick Bracher, of Norton Rose South Africa. Guest: Nomfundo Gobodo. Discussion on Customary Law.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher on alternate Thursdays for ProBono Law at 6.30pm, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
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.
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.
Remember to join Patrick Bracher on alternate Thursdays for ProBono Law at 6.30pm, proudly brought to you by ProBono.Org and Norton Rose South Africa
in association with the Constitution Hill Trust.
ProBono.Org actively increasing access to justice!
Reading Matters - 10 May 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with guest Elaine Proctor, author of " Rhumba"
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!
Reading Matters - 26 April 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Patrick Flanery about his book " Absolution"
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!
Reading Matters - 19 April 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Jeffrey Archer about his latest book "Sins of the Father".
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!
Reading Matters - 5 April 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Karen Rose about her latest book " No One Left To Tell"
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!
Reading Matters - 29 March 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Gillian Slovo about her latest book " An Honourable Man"
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)
Reading Matters - 22March 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Jenny Hobbs about her new book The Miracle of Crocodile Flats.
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!
Reading Matters - 15 March 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Nadine Gordimer on her latest novel "No Time Like The Present".
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.
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!
Reading Matters - 8 March 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest, Steven Boykey Sidley about his new, and debut book, Entanglement.
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.
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!
Reading Matters - 23February 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host): Guest Robert Fridjohn, author of " Caterpillar Seas"
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.
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!
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 - 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.
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!
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 - 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.
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!
Reading Matters - 2 February 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) reviews some recent books.
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
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!
Reading Matters - 26 January 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Melinda Ferguson on "Hooked -Secrets and Highs of a Sober Addict"
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"
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!
Radio Today Johannesburg 20 January 2011. Afternoon drive-time host Errol Blallantine with SA legend PJ Powers.
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!
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.
Reading Matters - 19 January 2012 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Heidi Holland on "100 Years of Struggle - Mandela's ANC"
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".
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!
Reading Matters - 15 December 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Allister Sparks on Tutu - The Authorised Portrait by Allister Sparks & Mpho Tutu
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.
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!
Reading Matters - 8 December 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - James Hendry. Latest book: " A Year In the Wild"
Reading Matters - 1 December 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Andrew Feinstein Latest book: "The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade".
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!
Reading Matters - 24 November 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Tony Park, author of the book, "African Dawn:"
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.
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!
Reading Matters - 10 November 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Erich Rautenbach- author of the book "Unexploded Boer"
Reading Matters - 10 November 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Erich Rautenbach- author of the book "Unexploded Boer".
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!
Reading Matters - 3 November 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - best selling author Margie Orford.
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".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Reading Matters - 20 October 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) and guest - Award winning author Deon Meyer.
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".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Reading Matters - 6 October 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) & guest Conn Iggulden.
Reading Matters - 6 October 2011 - Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) with her guest Conn Iggulden. They discussed his latest novel "Conqueror".
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Reading Matters - 29 September 2011- Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) & Piet Byleveld
Reading Matters - 22 September 2011 with Sue Grant-Marshall (Host) & author Madeline Miller of the book "The Song of Achilles".
Reading Matters is hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Reading Matters - 4 August 2011 with Sue Grant-Marshall - Guest - Christopher Hope on his book "Shooting Angels"
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"
Reading Matters hosted by Sue Grant-Marshall is broadcast on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
Radio Today! Radio that Delivers!
Reading Matters - 7 July 2011 with Sue Grant-Marshall - Guest - Wessel Ebersohn - His latest book "The Classifier"
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".
Sue Grant-Marshall hosts Reading Matters on Thursdays from 10.00am to 10.30am.
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!
Sappi Nature Journal: 11 May 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: “Should we pet domesticated wild animals and other news and views".
Sappi Nature Journal: 11 May 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: “Should we pet domesticated wild animals and other news and views".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 4 May 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: “The Inconvenient Truth of Living with Wildlife in an Urban Environment".
Sappi Nature Journal: 4 May 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: “The Inconvenient Truth of Living with Wildlife in an Urban Environment".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 27 April 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Conservation or Preservation……and How Green am I?"
Sappi Nature Journal: 27 April 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Conservation or Preservation……and How Green am I?".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 20 April 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Shark filming in CT, is it ethical. Interesting to note Nat Geo has distanced itself from the film maker"
Sappi Nature Journal: 20 April 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Shark filming in CT, is it ethical. Interesting to note Nat Geo has distanced itself from the film maker".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 13 April 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "The Tsama Melon and its uses in the wild….response to a listener question".
Sappi Nature Journal: 13 April 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "The Tsama Melon and its uses in the wild….response to a listener question".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 6 April 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Modern Vehicles and Technology only fuel efficient ones and Camera Questions form listeners".
Sappi Nature Journal: 6 April 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Modern Vehicles and Technology only fuel efficient ones and Camera Questions form listeners".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 30 March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: Topic: "Listener queries on Dove ID, Diederich Cuckoo and Snakes eating each other and finally Earth Hour".
Sappi Nature Journal: 30 March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: Topic: "Listener queries on Dove ID, Diederich Cuckoo and Snakes eating each other and finally Earth Hour".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 23 March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: Topic: "A Hiss in the Trees with Megan Emmett and Andrew Jackson, Trees in the Bushveld and a Serpent or two".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in treeplanting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 16 March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Problem animals and others, the year 2070".
Sappi Nature Journal: 16 March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Problem animals and others, the year 2070".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 2 March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "San to Satellite"
Sappi Nature Journal - 2 March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "San to Satellite".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 24 February 2012 hosted by tim Neary: "Conservation and Preservation and what is a Game Farm/Reserve".
Sappi Nature Journal - 24 February 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "Conservation and Preservation and what is a Game Farm/Reserve".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 17 February 2012 hosted by Tim Neary : The Big 5 versus the Little 5 - (requests from listeners)
Sappi Nature Journal - 17 February 2012 hosted by Tim Neary : The Big 5 versus the Little 5 - (requests from listeners).
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 10 February 2012 hosted by Tim Neary : "Challenge to encourage young SA folk into conservation & environment and the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town".
Sappi Nature Journal - 10 February 2012 hosted by Tim Neary : "Challenge to encourage young SA folk into conservation & environment and the Two Oceans
Aquarium in Cape Town".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal: 9th of March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Water Week 2012".
Sappi Nature Journal: 9th of March 2012 hosted by Tim Neary. Topic: "Water Week 2012".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 3 February 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "The Animal Demography Unit".
Sappi Nature Journal - 3 February 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "The Animal Demography Unit".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 27 January 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "New Lions on the block".
Sappi Nature Journal - 27 January 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "New Lions on the block".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 20 January 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "Report on Government Rhino release and is that lizard a genius?"
Sappi Nature Journal - 20 January 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "Report on Government Rhino release and is that lizard a genius?".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 13 January 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "Bad start to Rhino Poaching and also Skin Cancer Awareness"
Sappi Nature Journal - 13 January 2012 hosted by Tim Neary: "Bad start to Rhino Poaching and also Skin Cancer Awareness".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 6 January 2012 hosted by Tim Neary - "Hybrids, News and Views"
Sappi Nature Journal - 6 January 2012 hosted by Tim Neary - "Hybrids, News and Views".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 30 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Year end, news and comment".
Sappi Nature Journal - 30 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Year end, news and comment".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 23 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Rhino Poaching, a bust, Cheetah skins, a bust and a New Dog on the Block"
Sappi Nature Journal - 23 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Rhino Poaching, a bust, Cheetah skins, a bust and a New Dog on the Block".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 16 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Discussion with film maker Gordon Hiles about the Dugong in Mozambique".
Sappi Nature Journal - 16 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Discussion with film maker Gordon Hiles about the Dugong in Mozambique".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 9 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Book suggestions for Christmas presents".
Sappi Nature Journal - 9 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Book suggestions for Christmas presents".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 2 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Working Dogs in Conservation".
Sappi Nature Journal - 2 December 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Working Dogs in Conservation".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 25 November 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Bridging the Emissions Gap and still Carbon continues and Ralf Boettger CEO Sappi comment on Sappi and Climate Change".
Sappi Nature Journal - 25 November 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Bridging the Emissions Gap and still Carbon continues and Ralf Boettger CEO Sappi comment on Sappi and Climate Change".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 18 November 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Can you put back a birds nest when you have pruned it from a shrub, and to burn or not to burn the land?."
Sappi Nature Journal - 18 November 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Can you put back a birds nest when you have pruned it from a shrub, and to burn or not to burn the land?."
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
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.
Sappi Nature Journal - 11 November 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Second Rhino Group goes extinct in the wild."
Sappi Nature Journal - 11 November 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Second Rhino Group goes extinct in the wild."
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
Radio Today, Radio That Delivers!
Sappi Nature Journal - 4 November 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Jukskei River Water, care for a glass anyone?"
Sappi Nature Journal - 4 November 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Jukskei River Water, care for a glass anyone?"
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
Radio Today, Radio That Delivers!
Sappi Nature Journal - 28 October 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Damselfly and Dragonfly new book and Birds Nests"
Sappi Nature Journal - 28 October 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Damselfly and Dragonfly new book and Birds Nests".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
Radio Today, Radio That Delivers!
Sappi Nature Journal - 21 October 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Conservation News SA"
Sappi Nature Journal - 21 October 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Conservation News SA".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
Radio Today, Radio That Delivers!
Sappi Nature Journal - 14 October 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Tree Spotting and Highlands"
Sappi Nature Journal - 14 October 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Tree Spotting and Highlands".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
Radio Today, Radio That Delivers!
Sappi Nature Journal - 7 October 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Aardvarks"
Sappi Nature Journal - 7 October 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Aardvarks".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
Radio Today, Radio That Delivers!
Sappi Nature Journal - 30 September 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Sharks and people who don't listen"
Sappi Nature Journal - 30 September 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "Sharks and people who don't listen".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
Radio Today, Radio That Delivers!
Sappi Nature Journal - 23 September 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "International Rhino Day, spring fun and moving planet, a call to move beyond fossil fuels"
Sappi Nature Journal - 23 September 2011 hosted by Tim Neary - "International Rhino Day, spring fun and moving planet, a call to move beyond fossil fuels".
The Sappi Nature Journal hosted by Tim Neary is broadcast on Fridays at 15h45 (GMT+2) and repeated on Mondays at 19h20 (GMT+2).
The Sappi Nature Journal is in support of the sustainability of our planet its people and their prosperity and is made possible by Sappi, a global leader in tree planting, pulp, paper and chemical cellulose solutions.
Radio Today, Radio That Delivers!
South African National Library (@NLSA1) Interview on 26 March 2012 with Muponisi Nkuna
South African National Library Interview on 26 March 2012 with Muponisi Nkuna to coincide with South African Library week.
Radio Today broadcasts on 1485 AM in Johannesburg, nationally on DStv Audio Channel 169, on 1485.mobi on cell phones and worldwide from its website 1485.org.za. Radio Today, radio that delivers
Whispers Monday 7 March 2011 - Amaury Vassili interview
Celebrating 50 years as a band, The Hollies will be bringing their show to South Africa in 2012. Considered by many to have shaped the world of pop and rock today, along with the Beatles and the Stones, this band will be performing classics, such as ‘The Air That I Breathe,’ ‘Bus Stop,’ ‘Carrie Anne,’ and ‘Just One Look,’ for their local audience.
Dates and venues below:
23 February 2012: Grand West Casino, Cape Town
25 February 2012: Carnival City, Johannesburg
26 February 2012: Carnival City, Johannesburg
Tickets available via Computicket.
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!
2011 Parrkview Charity Christmas Market - Saturday 26 November 2011: Victor Vermeulen Interview sponsored by Old Mutual
2011 Parrkview Charity Christmas Market - Saturday 26 November 2011: Victor Vermeulen being interviewed by John Walland. Bruce Fordyce is on John's left and Victor's Mom is behind him.
Interview made possible by Old Mutual
OVERTONES Visit Radio Today - 2 November 2011
Air Mauritius Interview - 21 September 2011- Errol Ballantine from Radio Today interviewed Carla Da Silva (Air Mauritius - Regional Manager -Southern Africa & Latin America).
Air Mauritius sponsored return tickets for the Naiade Holidays Radio Auction.
Air Mauritius are dedicated to serve you our valued customer with a professional and caring attitude, and to delight you with a unique travel experience in genuine Mauritian style.
Radio Today radio that delivers!
Dr Alwyn Humphrey - world renowned conductor visits Radio Today
World renowned conductor Wednesday 16 November 2011 : World renowned conductor Dr Allwyn Humphrey, Michael Coulson (Radio Today host) and Graham Roderick from Amazwi Amadoda ase-Afrika (Voices of the Men of Africa) in the Radio Today studios.
Some of the finest Male Choirs thrilled audiences with a massed choral musical spectactular on Saturday the 19th of November at the Linder Auditorium in Parktown, Johannesburg. Choirs participating included,The Welsh Male Voice Choir of South Africa, Cenestra Male Choir, The Dorian Male Voice Choir, The Jonge Studentekoor and the Cape Town Male Voice Choir. All under the baton of world renowned conductor Dr Allwyn Humphrey.
The evening was in support of a number of South African Choirs participation at a cultural Olympiad in London next year.
Public Protector (Johannesburg Office) visits Radio Today
Wednesday 16th November 2011. The Johannesburg HB Public Protetcor's Office visited Radio Today: Ms Sinthia Reddy who is an Investigator in the office and Maureen Mabasa from the Outreach Programmes in Gauteng were guests on the Gordon Hoffmann Easy Morning.
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.
Il Divo - Interviewed on Radio Today on Friday 18 November 2011
Sébastien Izambard a member of the international musical quartet Il Divo was interviewed by Radio Today's Afternnon Drive-Time Host, Errol Ballantine. Il Divo's new album "Wicked Game" is fabulous.
Radio Today, which is 14 years old this year (2010), is a community radio station, which broadcasts, in English to the mature listener in the greater Johannesburg area.
Radio Today broadcasts from its studios in Parktown North, situated in the beautiful surrounds of the GardenShop, and is a Section 21 company whose beneficiaries are JAFTA (Johannesburg Association for the Aged), NOAH (Nurturing Orphans of Africa for Humanity), Drive Alive, CHOC (Childhood Cancer Foundation) and the Salvation Army.
We reach probably the most commercially viable niche market in the country. Our listeners are people at their peak, the majority of them commanding highly influential positions in society. Many are directors of JSE listed companies, business leaders in Gauteng and social revolutionaries who decided to “make a difference”. They are in fact a remarkable assembly consisting of a valuable and unique marketing niche.
The listenership lies almost solely in the A and B income groups (LSM 7-10).
Our signal footprint extends from Alberton in the south to Midrand in the north, Randfontein in the West and Benoni in the East. We also broadcast nationally, as well as to the 8 English speaking SADC countries on DStv Audio Channel 169.
Our presenters include Carolyn Steyn, Micahel de Pinna, Concord Nkabinde, Gordon Hoffman, Sipihwe Mpye, Sechaba Kitleli, Pine Pienaar, Alec Hogg, Katharine Lee, Vivienne Tothill, Patrick Bracher, Liz King, Annabel Linder, Clare Marshall, Chris Prior, Brooks Spector, Melanie Walker, Tim Neary, Roger McCleery,Peter Lotis, and Lance James.
Let this podcaster know that you like their show and want another episode:
Events
Podcast
