Category: Ruda talks change
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Letshego Zulu on love, fear, and the stranger who helped her cope with losing Gugu
In a candid chat with Ruda, Letshego opens up about memory, family, and the friendship of a faraway stranger who helped to lead her back to the light after the loss of her husband, legendary racing driver Gugu Zulu.
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How Graeme Richards danced his way from darkness to light
Graeme has worked his way through the industry with zestful determination, trying his hand at everything from continuity announcer to video producer to online entrepreneur to morning-show presenter.
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A Heart-to-Heart With SA’s First Female Heart Transplant Surgeon
Dr Susan Vosloo, the first female heart surgeon in South Africa, was only in her early 30s when she performed her first heart transplant, and she has since earned global acclaim for her work in the field, specialising in life-saving surgery on children as young as six months.
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How Giggling Gourmet Jenny Morris Put the Rude & the Nude Back Into Food
“I dream of food every night,” Jenny Morris tells Ruda in this lively, entertaining interview, in which she reveals her recipe for living life to the full, and relishing every moment of change that comes along.
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How Brent Lindeque Turned A #NeckNomination Into #GoodNews Domination
Ruda caught up with this rising events management entrepreneur, radio- and social media personality to find out exactly how hungry the world is for good news.
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How superstar publicist Farah built her fortune on fame
Farah Fortune is the sassy, sought-after celebrity publicist who has become a celebrity in her own right, thanks to her uncanny ability to turn bright and eager hopefuls into shining stars.
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Richard Mulholland, SA’s radical boardroom rock ‘n roller
“Question Everything,” reads the tattoo on Richard Mulholland’s arm, and that includes the tattoo itself.
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How Kass Naidoo hit the glass ceiling of South African cricket for a six
Kass Naidoo was just a teenager when she was walking past the TV set that stopped her in her tracks. The speaker was a cricket commentator from the West Indies, but with one big difference: she was a woman.
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Ja Noël fine! Talking Change with Father Christmas
Hear what the one and only Father Christmas has to say about Banting, the trouble with Elves, and the value of holding on to your values in changing times
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Sex, Apartheid, Pieter & Evita
Behind every self-made man is a self-made woman, and in the case of Pieter-Dirk Uys and Evita Bezuidenhout, they’re one and the same.