Category: Making a Home
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How driveshow host & magazine editor Thabiso “TT” Tema juggles his high-octane multimedia career
When the owner of a production company told Thabiso Tema “you will never make a living with your voice”, Thabiso took it as an incentive to learn and improve, rather than as a career-stopping criticism.
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Change matters with Ruda Landman: Change in South Africa
Ruda Landman chats to Radio Personality Kieno Kammies, Journalist and Newspaper Editor Ferial Haffajee, Jonathan Shapiro – AKA Zapiro – and Carolyn Steyn about Change in Mzanzi.
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Change Matters with Ruda: Individuals & Change
Listen to Amore Bekker, Katlego Maboe, Gareth Cliff, Clint Brink and Farah Fortune chatting to Ruda Landman on how they adapted to change.
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Meet Louise Carver, the breakthrough SA singer who bumped Rihanna off the dance charts
The singer and songwriter took time to sit down with Ruda for a candid and revealing chat about the ups and downs of show business, the lessons she has learned from a trail of troubled and broken relationships, and the joys of moving from her Cape Town home to become a fully-fledged Johannesburger.
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Podcast: Richard Mulholland, SA’s radical boardroom rock ‘n roller
A serial entrepreneur and founder of Missing Link, one of South Africa’s leading presentation companies, Richard takes a Rock ‘n Roll approach to getting the job done and the message across.
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Podcast: Michael Mol, the dashing TV doctor who wants to change your life
Michael grew up to become Dr Mol, General Practitioner, saver and changer of lives. Including, as it turned out, his own.
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Podcast: How Kieno Kammies talked his way from the Cape Flats into the job of his dreams
A radio presenter is more than just a voice in the ether. In those intonations and inflections you get to know so well, in those catchphrases that work their way into your vocabulary, a radio presenter transcends the boundaries of the medium to become something close to your heart and mind. A friend. If you’re…
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Meet the kid from Koster who grew up to dress Thuli & a Kardashian
Gert-Johan Coetzee’s scale of ambition was matched by a natural talent for working with fabric, and he was still a high school teenager when he started a sewing business, designing and making matric-dance outfits in his North West farming town.
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Podcast: Bronwyn Nielsen, anchor in a sea of Change
She sat down, anchor to anchor, with Ruda, to chat about change, ambition, the joys of working in a field that doesn’t feel like work, and the challenges of bringing up a family in the frontline of the global business and media revolution
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Podcast: How tough guy Clint made his way from Backstage hero to the brink of superstardom
Clint owes his raw, natural talent as much to his formative years in a rough neighbourhood in Paarl in the Boland, where he learned how to think quickly on his feet in situations “where you are scared to be yourself and scared to look different”.