Category: Archive
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Bok Legend Schalk Burger Jr on Overcoming Illness & Learning to Love Rugby
In this not-to-be-missed podcast with David O’Sullivan, rugby legend Schalk Burger Jr shares what he learned about life from rugby, and about rugby from life.
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A Love Letter to Durban, the Flawed & Charming City of My Birth
For all its island-style humidity and drone-sized mosquitos, Durban is, for those of us who left our childhoods there, entwined with our sense of identity.
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Ruda gesels (kopstukke) met Karin Brynard
Moenie Ruda Landman se onderhoud met die bekroonde skrywer Karin Brynard misloop nie. Luister of lees die opname hier.
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Sibalicious Siba, the Superstar Chef turning SA Food Into a Global Sensation
Food = Love, believes celebrity chef Siba Mtongana, and the proof is in the starters and mains as well as in the puddings.
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Why Nothing Can Beat the Magic & Joy of Watching a Game from the Stands
Match days are a special experience, even more so if there is a trophy or a playoff place at stake. The thrill in your heart starts when you wake up, even if kick off is still hours away.
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The Life-Lessons I’ve Learned From My Burnout
No-one was more surprised than I when my fabulous life coach looked at me and said, “Oh dear. We’re in burnout again. You need to rest – until spring at least.”
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Don’t miss our Iris Session about Starting Your Family!
Don’t miss our Iris Session about some of the challenges of starting a family. Presenter David O’Sullivan was joined in the studio by adoptive moms Alexa Matthews and Jana Zuidema.
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Sonja Herholdt se Pad na die Kruin van Haar Lewe
In dié episode van Ruda Gesels, draai Sonja Herholdt nie doekies om oor die moelike pad wat sy na geluk en sielsvrede moes stap nie.
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The 5 Stages of Coping With the Terrible Agony of a Rugby Loss
Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance. Be prepared – it’s going to be a shaky ride.
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The Happy Play-Play World of My Second Childhood
As a parent I am privileged to have children nearby – youngsters who remind me to close the door because “the dragons will come in”, and provide a gullible audience for fantasy.