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Podcast and Chill because sometimes you just want to laugh and have a drink. Subscribe because you want to chill. New Episodes every Tuesday and Thursday

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Duración 1:53:50

Publicado 21 jul. 2026

The hosts navigate a wide range of controversial topics, beginning with the debate surrounding a leaked video on Nota and Questa's social media pages and exploring conspiracy theories related to the Zulu throne and the death of AKA. The conversation shifts into a deep critique of the South African music industry, addressing issues of artist productivity, the lack of true musical icons, and the professional responsibilities of labels toward artist welfare. The episode also covers the influence of media personalities on social trends, the pressures of luxury lifestyles on young men, and upcoming Amapiano releases from legends like Kabza De Disco and Kelvin Momo. The discussion concludes with reflections on the legacy of R. Kelly, the musical dominance of Tatu Heart, and a personal anecdote regarding the return of a lost phone.

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But Nota, I told you that my accounts got hacked.
00:12:01 · An individual attempts to explain the presence of the controversial video by claiming a security breach.

One as big as AKA. Someone who's loved by lots of people. Lots and lots of people.
00:16:12 · The speaker suggests that the rapper AKA was a significant figure whose death was linked to a ritual sacrifice for power.

Whenever you guys decide to drop, because management said you must drop, you drop bullshit music.
00:19:41 · The speaker criticizes artists for only releasing low-quality music when pressured by management rather than when they are inspired.

If you're an artist and you came to the music industry, into the music industry because you love it, you have got to stay in studio and make music every fucking day, bro.
00:31:47 · The speaker emphasizes that consistent productivity is essential for artists to avoid being forgotten by the industry.

The times where you could just drop any nonsense and it would trend are over. You gotta drop quality now, unfortunately.
01:50:49 · The speaker argues that the era of easy viral hits is ending, forcing artists to prioritize high-quality production.

Episodios

21 jul. 2026

The hosts explore a wide range of topics, beginning with viral internet trends like the 'Fa' meme and moving into controversies surrounding the World Cup, including referee scandals and the 'Americanization' of soccer. The conversation delves into football-related financial red flags, racial remarks in politics, and the historical presence of Afrikaners in Argentina. The episode also covers social media drama, the impact of false allegations on reputations—specifically regarding legal battles for child custody and the end of the Dojo podcast—and international business developments like Amazon's entry into the African satellite internet market. The discussion concludes with reflections on global resource control, citizenship controversies, and heartwarming acts of community philanthropy.

20 jul. 2026

This episode examines the escalating political and legal crises in South Africa, focusing on President Ramaphosa's attempts to halt an impeachment inquiry and the Madlanga Commission's struggle with witnesses using medical certificates to avoid testimony. The discussion also critiques the Democratic Alliance for unethical lobbying practices and addresses the systemic failures in border management. The speaker argues that recent immigration policy changes are reactive responses to pressure groups rather than proactive governance. Ultimately, the episode links broken borders and fraudulent documentation to a broader pattern of systemic corruption, where leaders prioritize protecting their own power over utilizing constitutional tools for accountability.

19 jul. 2026

The hosts explore the emotional complexities of mental health, discussing the impact of social media on vulnerability and the importance of self-awareness and healing. The episode transitions into an interview with a professional choreographer, tracing his journey from Soweto to performing at the 2010 World Cup closing ceremony. The conversation further delves into the evolution of the South African dance industry, covering topics such as professional growth, the logistics of hosting competitions like 'Battle of the Schools,' and the role of dancers in music performance. The episode concludes with a look at the current state of dance challenges and the politics within the industry.

19 jul. 2026

The hosts and guest, Uncle Vinny, engage in a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from media investigations into the deaths of Super Mega and Anele Tembe to personal reflections on fame and influence. The discussion delves into deep personal territory, as Vinny shares details regarding his recent three-day detention for a domestic violence charge, his experiences with an abusive relationship, and the emotional struggles men face in modern culture. The episode also touches on traumatic life events, including a near-death roadside encounter involving road rage, and critiques the current state of South African media production. The conversation concludes with reflections on personal branding, the distinction between public personas and private realities, and the importance of healing after difficult periods.

17 jul. 2026

This episode explores the profound journey of recovery through the 'marshmallow program,' a nature-based rehabilitation experience that emphasizes discipline and farming to regain focus. The conversation delves into the personal struggles of addiction, the devastating impact of substance abuse on family dynamics, and the difficult decisions involving property loss and legal uncertainty. Moving forward, the discussion highlights the necessity of prioritizing personal stability and mental health to ensure a better future for one's children. Through reflections on family responsibility, the importance of avoiding triggers, and the strength found in community support, the episode emphasizes that true change begins with the individual's commitment to themselves and their loved ones.

17 jul. 2026

The speakers explore a wide range of personal and social themes, beginning with reflections on alcohol consumption, escapism, and the boundaries of social drinking. The conversation moves into the intersection of technology and art, debating the use of AI in music production and the controversy surrounding artist Credo Vidalios. The episode also tackles heavy geopolitical and social issues, including the denial of docking rights for an LGBTQ+ cruise in Turkey and Egypt, and the complexities of rights and historical identity within African communities. The discussion concludes with a series of intense narratives involving South African crime, personal family struggles, and reflections on accountability and authority.

16 jul. 2026

The hosts reunite to discuss a wide range of pressing topics, from the technological threats of AI voice cloning and social media criticism regarding South African immigration to the challenges of undocumented populations on national infrastructure. The episode also explores the entertainment landscape, including ETV's new streaming strategy in Africa and critiques of recent South African television productions. Moving into personal and cultural reflections, the conversation touches on the nature of artistic critique, the rise of toxic fandoms, and fashion trends from Paris Couture Week to prestigious tennis events. The episode concludes with discussions on navigating boundaries in relationships, the importance of resilience during financial struggles, and a critique of sensationalist news reporting regarding recent high-profile inquests.

15 jul. 2026

This episode features a stream of consciousness covering diverse topics, ranging from personal reflections on responsibility and family protection to discussions on South African football history. The speaker explores the complexities of social identity, gender identity in public spaces, and the intersection of religion and culture. The conversation also touches upon themes of acquired wisdom, business necessity, and the potential of African soccer. The episode concludes with reflections on global business and a call to action for the audience.

15 jul. 2026

The hosts navigate a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from the rising dominance of Maskandi music and the commercial scale of South African festivals to personal anecdotes from the Durban July. They debate the impact of influencer culture and 'payola' on the music industry, arguing that clout-driven promotion threatens musical integrity. The episode also touches upon legal controversies involving reckless driving, the launch of Kabza De Disciples' new Afrotech label, and critiques of major labels like Sony and Universal. From discussing Beyoncé's influence on fashion to reflecting on the legacy of KKA, the hosts blend social commentary with deep dives into the evolving South African music landscape.

14 jul. 2026

The speakers recount wild experiences from the Durban July, including a chaotic night involving an interview with Swae Lee and encounters with a mysterious woman sharing stories of political corruption. The conversation shifts to travel mishaps, such as being denied boarding on Fly SFA due to overbooking and missing flights due to airport drinking. The episode also covers various social and news topics, ranging from the decline of the Durban July's prestige to discussions on a leaked video involving a king's domestic dispute. The hosts conclude by reflecting on the challenges of entrepreneurship in South Africa, remembering recent community losses, and discussing industry anecdotes.

13 jul. 2026

Gabelo Makwani, Country Director for Google South Africa, discusses the evolution of technology from a restrictive tool to an era defined by AI and touch. The conversation explores the importance of localization, the necessity for Africa to be a net exporter of innovation, and Google's efforts to bridge the digital divide through education and language inclusion. The episode also examines the rapid evolution of technology and the need to augment human skills with AI to remain competitive. The speakers address the impact of AI on job transformation, the importance of digital accessibility, and how infrastructure investments and digital platforms can empower African creators and small businesses to achieve global reach.

12 jul. 2026

The hosts and guest Taki engage in a high-energy discussion regarding their business successes in the music industry, covering everything from professional achievements and brand deals to the challenges of unpaid invoices and the lack of respect from industry veterans. The conversation explores the shifting landscape from traditional celebrities to influencers and the tension between digital and traditional media. The episode also delves into personal topics, including navigating complex family dynamics, the impact of anxiety, and the importance of authenticity. The hosts conclude with interactive segments, including advice for audience dilemmas and games regarding dating 'red flags' and artist career decisions.

12 jul. 2026

The speakers explore themes of identity, branding, and the complexities of the South African music and entertainment industries. The conversation moves from personal histories and the definition of 'nerd' culture to a deep dive into the blurred lines between acting and reality, the importance of staying true to one's roots, and the challenges of navigating personal conflicts and accountability. As the episode progresses, the discussion shifts toward the economic and social dynamics of the music scene, specifically addressing the rising prominence of DJs over artists and the need for more live performance value. The episode concludes with reflections on the necessity of continuous evolution and a look at the current frustrations within the industry.

10 jul. 2026

In this episode of Podcast and Chill with Maggi, the conversation moves from personal reflections on identity and the early 90s to the strategic complexities of the modern music industry. The speakers discuss the use of TikTok as a promotional tool to drive music into traditional media and explore the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on industry trends. The discussion further delves into the business of music, examining the differences between original tracks and remixes, the importance of management and publishing, and the critical trade-offs between being an independent artist versus signing with a major label. The episode concludes with a deep dive into the financial intricacies of contracts, royalties, and profit-sharing models.

10 jul. 2026

In this episode, Swae Lee discusses his recent travels to South Africa, his connection to Amapiano producers, and his personal journey from a difficult upbringing marked by homelessness to global stardom. He shares behind-the-scenes stories of creating hits like 'Unforgettable,' 'Formation,' and 'Sunflower,' while reflecting on his collaborations with major artists like Beyoncé and Drake. The conversation also explores the evolving music industry, touching on the impact of social media, the rise of AI-generated music, and the importance of maintaining a positive legacy. From anecdotes about life in LA and Miami to his ambitions in the gaming industry, Swae Lee offers a candid look at his life, family, and vision for the future.

Thu, 9 Jul 2026 12:45:25 +0000

The hosts dive into a wide-ranging discussion, beginning with the complexities of reality TV editing and the lack of narrative control for participants. The conversation moves into a detailed review of the Durban July, evaluating the 'Country Allure' fashion theme, the impact of local designers, and the debate over the practicality of high-end couture. Later, the episode explores personal relationship dynamics, ranging from listener stories about marriage and financial stability to the ethics of handling infidelity. The hosts conclude by debating the boundaries of racial representation in film adaptations, distinguishing between creative freedom in fiction and the necessity of historical accuracy in period pieces.

Wed, 8 Jul 2026 17:45:00 +0000

This episode explores profound themes of leadership, psychological fitness, and the lessons learned from periods of instability. The speaker reflects on the impact of the 2021 civil unrest and the necessity of protecting both citizens and businesses during crises. The discussion further delves into the discipline of listening and the importance of learning from industry veterans to navigate the challenges of inexperienced leadership. The episode concludes with a focus on the necessity of psychological health and a call for audience engagement.

Wed, 8 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000

The hosts navigate a wide-ranging discussion on the South African music industry, covering everything from personal travel updates and the debate over professional management for artists like Dr. Rose to the heavy economic influence of South African infrastructure on the broader African music scene. The conversation delves into the dangers of media manipulation, the impact of domestic violence allegations on industry figures like Uncle Vinny, and the strategic importance of connecting with powerful executives like Sylvia Rhone. As the episode progresses, the hosts critique the current state of Amapiano, arguing that the streaming economy is prioritizing quantity over artistic substance. They also explore the rise of AI-generated music, the necessity of cultural authenticity, and the importance of artist reinvention, while concluding with reflections on recent R&B releases and upcoming industry travels.

Tue, 7 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000

In this interview, Herman Mashaba discusses his political journey, his transition from entrepreneurship to leadership, and his critiques of both the ANC and DA. He addresses the complexities of coalition politics, the economic challenges facing black entrepreneurs, and the impact of labor laws and crime on small businesses. The conversation also covers the necessity of a stronger rule of law regarding immigration control and the need for an independent criminal justice system to combat systemic corruption. Mashaba outlines his political vision for Action SA, focusing on economic stability, safety, and addressing the breakdown of security in South African townships.

Sun, 5 Jul 2026 17:45:00 +0000

The hosts explore the evolving landscape of the Durban July, discussing the event's 'Country Allure' theme, the high economics of VIP culture, and the significant cultural shift toward Black inclusivity and spending power. The conversation delves into the complexities of foreign ownership in South African events and the impact of international promoters on local genres. The episode also covers broader social and industry topics, including the controversy surrounding the rehiring of a former Kaya FM employee and the debate over AI in music. The discussion concludes with reflections on personal philosophies regarding wealth, the importance of collaboration, and Questa's upcoming musical projects celebrating his 20th anniversary.

Mon, 6 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000

The episode begins with a discussion on the frustrations of ride-hailing services and the high social and financial costs of attending events like the Durban July. The conversation transitions into a serious critique of South Africa's systemic failures, addressing safety concerns regarding Uber drivers, the reactive nature of the government, and a growing generational disconnect from historical struggles. Moving into personal and social dynamics, the speakers delve into allegations of domestic violence involving public figures, emphasizing that abuse is inexcusable regardless of status. The episode concludes with reflections on mental health, the necessity of self-reliance, and the importance of holding public figures accountable to ensure justice for victims.

Sun, 5 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000

The hosts and guest Ina Merlong engage in a wide-ranging conversation covering topics from cosmetic surgery and dental procedures in Turkey to the complexities of the nightlife industry and club hosting. The discussion delves into personal dynamics in modern dating, financial expectations in relationships, and the legal costs incurred from celebrity disputes. As the episode progresses, the group plays the 'smoke bowl' game, leading to deeper discussions on the attraction to high-profile, dangerous lifestyles and the impact of criminality on families. The conversation concludes with reflections on personal transformations, the economic implications of social unrest and anti-foreigner protests in South Africa, and the importance of community ecosystems.

Fri, 3 Jul 2026 17:45:00 +0000

This episode explores a wide range of topics, beginning with a discussion on influential African comedians and recent social unrest involving protests and looting. The conversation then transitions into a deep spiritual exploration, featuring readings that address ancestral connections, the importance of personal boundaries, and the power of self-investment. The discussion further delves into the nature of spiritual discernment, emphasizing the need to evaluate mentors by their lifestyle and trust one's own intuition. The episode concludes with reflections on personal spiritual agency, the ethics of spiritual practices, and the universal use of symbols for protection and healing.

Fri, 3 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000

The hosts recount a disastrous recording session with comedian George Kuda, shaped by personal struggles with depression and alcohol, before transitioning into a deep dive into South Africa's socio-political landscape. The conversation covers the complexities of illegal immigration, border corruption, and the economic impact of foreign-owned businesses, alongside various political conspiracy theories involving foreign intelligence and the private security industry. The episode also explores social issues, including allegations of gender-based violence, the culture of protecting abusers in the industry, and the volatility of the Cape Flats. The discussion concludes with reflections on the South African justice system, the importance of whistleblowing, and recent political shifts.

Thu, 2 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000

The hosts recap recent social events and the performance of Bafana Bafana before diving into an in-depth interview with an actress regarding her role in the globally trending show, 'The Polygamist'. The conversation explores themes of social change, family dynamics, and the challenges of the South African acting industry, including issues of workplace abuse and the importance of international production standards. The episode also tackles personal relationship dilemmas submitted via voice notes, covering topics of infidelity, transparency, and consent. The discussion concludes with reflections on social media trends, specifically a viral video involving North West at Paris Fashion Week, and a look into upcoming brand partnerships.

Wed, 1 Jul 2026 18:16:07 +0000

This episode explores a wide range of socio-political issues in Southern Africa, touching upon themes of economic colonization, the influence of global powers like China, and the complexities of identity and nationality in South Africa. The discussion delves into the stability of the region, addressing concerns regarding job loss, migration, and the impact of political leadership. Additionally, the conversation shifts toward personal reflections on leadership transitions, the risks of being misled by departing presidents, and personal observations on aging, biological imperatives, and family pride.

Wed, 1 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000

In this episode of Music Pulse, the host interviews Krutman, a legendary figure in the music industry, about the history of the Kalawa label, the formation of groups like Boomshaka and Bongo Muffin, and the collaborative decision-making process behind the label's success. The conversation explores the importance of unity, ownership, and strategic collaboration, tracing the evolution of the industry from vinyl to digital streaming. The discussion also covers the importance of adaptability, mentorship, and the responsibility of the new generation to avoid the exploitation faced by past artists. The episode concludes with reflections on preserving musical legacy, recent music releases, and a debate regarding the 'Mount Rushmore' of Kwaito legends.

30 jun. 2026

The hosts cover a wide range of socio-economic and cultural issues, beginning with a deep dive into immigration, xenophobia, and the economic impact of foreign nationals in South Africa. The conversation expands into local news, including a fraud case involving a Midrand accountant and concerns regarding corruption within the SAPS. The episode also explores the shifting landscape of media, discussing the manufactured nature of reality television and the rise of social media influencers over traditional celebrities. The discussion concludes with topics ranging from the legal implications of false allegations and the impact of AI on the music industry to the influence of social media on the mental health of the younger generation.

29 jun. 2026

The host sits down with the creators of the South African show 'The Polygamist' to discuss their personal journeys, from Tuli's transition from law to acting to Gugu's evolution from actress to executive producer. The conversation explores their shared passion for storytelling, the importance of authentic African representation, and the creative process behind building worlds that resonate with global audiences. The episode also delves into the complexities of portraying sensitive themes, such as toxic societal behaviors and polygamy, while navigating production safety. The creators reflect on the global success of their production and their hope to foster a lasting movement for African storytelling that preserves cultural dignity.

28 jun. 2026

The hosts explore the complexities of digital accountability, discussing the lack of transparency in social media account bans and the economic impact on creators. The conversation shifts to personal dynamics, covering the necessity of setting boundaries with family, the pressures of modern success, and the importance of emotional intelligence and self-reliance. Featuring an interview with a rising musician, the episode delves into her transition between record labels, her decision to prioritize music over academics, and her evolution within a male-dominated industry. The discussion concludes with a debate on the impact of AI on the soul of music and strategies for navigating criticism and brand management.

28 jun. 2026

In this episode, the hosts and guest Nicole Nyaba engage in a candid exploration of identity, mental health, and personal growth. The conversation moves from lighthearted banter to deep discussions on the pressures facing Gen Z, the impact of social media on physical hyper-fixation, and the heavy emotional burden of masculinity and the 'warrior' mentality. Nicole shares intimate reflections on her past relationships, her journey through sobriety, and the difficult decisions she made to prioritize her peace and career. The episode concludes with a powerful call for unity and the importance of men breaking the silence surrounding mental health struggles to guide future generations.

26 jun. 2026

This episode explores the complexities of navigating identity and boundaries in the digital age, specifically addressing the distinction between social media personas and real life. The discussion touches upon the challenges of public criticism, the necessity of adaptation, and the importance of maintaining humility and routine when facing life's challenges. The conversation also delves into the legal and financial implications of relationships, including the impact of divorce and community of property in South Africa. Finally, the episode traces the musical evolution of Focalistic and discusses strategic approaches to establishing a career within the music industry through collaborations with major artists.

26 jun. 2026

In this deeply personal episode, Gogo's Kotaini shares her journey through physical transformation, profound personal loss, and a significant spiritual transition. She discusses her experience with plastic surgery in Turkey and the emotional weight of losing her son, noting a poignant connection to the birth of her current child. The conversation explores her shift from being a practicing Sangoma to identifying as a woman of God, addressing the complexities of ancestral belief, accountability, and the power of the word. The episode also touches on her past relationship struggles, her professional life as a DJ, and her unwavering dedication to her children and her legacy.

25 jun. 2026

The episode opens with an introductory monologue for Show Magic, followed by a discussion on South African political issues, specifically regarding immigration, undocumented individuals, and the impact of government policy on crime. The conversation transitions into reflections on media influence, the power of the Podcast and Shield network, and the importance of Black African unity. The episode concludes with fragmented discussions covering personal reflections on marriage, polygamy, wealth, and the legal implications of undocumented immigration.

24 jun. 2026

The hosts of 'Read the Room' clarify the podcast's lighthearted purpose before diving into a wide-ranging discussion on industry trends, from Nasty C's strategic move into fashion to the global success of South African Netflix content. The conversation explores the complexities of branding, the nuances of talent versus aesthetics in Hollywood, and the need for more diverse, less 'messy' representation on South African television. Moving into more personal and social territory, the episode examines the dynamics of sexual power, the toxicity of 'scapegoat' friendships, and the legal repercussions of hate speech. The hosts conclude by debating accountability, the influence of privilege, and the fine line between expressing an opinion and engaging in illegal hate speech.

24 jun. 2026

The hosts navigate a wide-ranging discussion on the music industry, covering everything from social media 'clippers' and the importance of respecting musical legends to the technicalities of AI, autotune, and sampling. The conversation delves into the politics of house music, debating whether South African DJs are targeting international audiences at the expense of local markets, and addresses the complexities of artist payments and industry disputes. As the episode progresses, the dialogue shifts toward personal accountability, the impact of personal lives on professional brands, and reflections on recent industry events like the Basadi Music Awards and the Symphonic show. The episode concludes with a look at the intersection of music, social impact, and the enduring legacies of influential artists.

23 jun. 2026

The hosts discuss the upcoming 'Road to 2 Million' network roast and the dangers of being taken out of context by viral clips. The conversation explores the shift in the music industry toward 'rage-baiting' and attention-seeking, analyzing how creators use controversy to drive engagement. The episode also delves into psychological themes, specifically the Madonna-Whore complex and its impact on relationships, before moving into personal reflections on fatherhood. The show concludes with discussions on the legalities of AI in music, a review of recent tracks, and a lyrical tribute to Mac G's cultural legacy.

22 jun. 2026

Minister Ronald Lamola reflects on his journey from a childhood shaped by apartheid-era segregation to his current role in government. He discusses his early political activism in student organizations and addresses the challenges of his tenure in Correctional Services, including managing institutional corruption and security breaches. The discussion also covers South Africa's strategic approach to international diplomacy, the necessity of foreign direct investment for industrialization, and the importance of value addition for critical minerals. Additionally, the Minister addresses the complexities of migration within Africa, emphasizing the need to tackle root causes like economic instability while maintaining the rule of law.

21 jun. 2026

The hosts dive into the massive popularity of a South African production, analyzing its portrayal of polygamy and the social implications of its themes. The conversation expands into the complexities of dating within the entertainment industry, discussing professional boundaries and the impact of public relationships on personal branding. Moving from industry dynamics to sports and lifestyle, the episode critiques Bafana Bafana's recent performance and the commercialization of the World Cup. The episode concludes with a series of discussions on relationship ethics, ranging from trust and sperm donation to personal safety and social boundaries.

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Episodios

MUSIC PULSE Ep 21 | Kelvin Momo Fans Exposed | Nasty C | Nonhle Thema Couch Casting? | Bubblegum Artists | Thatohatsi

EPISODE 782 | Leeroy Cana X Zoleka Mandela | America Ruined World Cup I Gold Reef City Ride Horror | Dojo Podcast

BE FRANK WITH Ep 20 |

SPREADING HUMOURS Ep 154 | “BEST CHOREOGRAPHER IN SA!”

ALL THE SMOKE EP 16 | Uncle Vinny: Domestic Violence Arrest | Cheating On Yanda | Road Rage Trauma | Sex Tape Rumours

KASI JAM Ep 20 | Bohlale: Life In Rehab | Losing His House | Drug Lifestyle | The Shocking Before!

EPISODE 781 | AI Artists Are Failing? | Muslim Countries vs LGBTQ+ | Slikour & Bonang | Wiseman's Stor

READ THE ROOM EP 20 | The Zulu King | Doja Cat's Dad | Londie's Twitter Drama | Phil vs EFF | Londie Vs Thakgi

BHINCA NATION Ep 20 | Quality & Pd Jokes: Funeral Business Scams | DistroKid | Bafana Bafana | Cuddles vs. Money

MUSIC PULSE Ep 20 | Kwesta Interview | Shebeshxt Sacrifice | DJ Tira | NOTA Exposes Shimza | Lekompo vs Maskandi

EPISODE 780 | Swae Lee Interview | Viagogo | Anele Mdoda x FlySaFair | Makubenjalo | Arthur Mafokate’s Dad

BE FRANK WITH Ep 19 | Kabelo Makwane: Google SA | African Tech | AI Revolution | Smartphones Saving The Economy | Fintech

SPREADING HUMOURS Ep 153 | Swae Lee Interview | Influencer Culture X Durban July | Pabi Cooper & Babalwa M | Somizi | ft Thakgi

ALL THE SMOKE EP 15 | Stilo Magolide: DJ Speedsta | Tshego 'Stealing' Hennessy | Uncle Vinny | BU Recording with Speedsta

KASI JAM Ep 19 | Mabozza Wase TV & Gento Bareto: Gatekeeping | Record Label Contracts | Prison Lifestyle | SAMRO

EPISODE 779 | Swae Lee: Writing Beyonce's 'Formation' | Drake/Unforgettable | Durban July | Madonna Studio Secrets

READ THE ROOM EP 19 | Londie London vs Que | L-Tido X Anele Zondo | Durban July | Lupita, Helen Of Troy! | ft Thabile TTO

BHINCA NATION Ep 19 | FELEMNTWINI: Ramaphosa Meeting | JHB March Support | Powerful Intelezi | Men’s Health Secrets

MUSIC PULSE Ep 19 | Tyla's Roc Nation Deal | Zimbabwean Events Boycott? | Shebeshxt | Afrobeats Owes South Africa

BE FRANK WITH MAC Ep 18 | Herman Mashaba: "Corrupt Joburg" | ANC Problem | "Apartheid DA" | Tony Leon

EPISODE 778 | Kwesta & Lasizwe: Durban July | Afronation | Greg Maloka Allegations | Credo V Daniels | Makubenjalo

SPREADING HUMOURS Ep 152 | Durban July | Mars' Stolen Outfit | Yanda's R100K Dress | Nonhle Thema | Eating Skopas

ALL THE SMOKE EP 14 | INNO MOROLONG: Blessers | Gucci | Dangerous Men | Nota Vs New Girls | Babalwa Mneno | Musa Khawula

KASI JAM Ep 18 | Taz Singh The Medium: Fake Sangomas | Dondadda, March on March | Looting | Drone No-Go Zones

EPISODE 777 | South Africa Has NO Rules! | Zuma Marches vs Now | Tshego Blowing Up | TolA$$Mo Is A Silent Partner

READ THE ROOM EP 18 | Luyanda Zwane: Polygamous Family | Married Men Act Single | Sex Event | North West |Exposing Co-star

BHINCA NATION Ep 18 | Nonto R: R600M Police Deployment | Zondo vs Madlanga | Floda Grae Afrotainment | Intelezi | 30 June

MUSIC PULSE Ep 18 | OSKIDO UNFILTERED: Black Coffee | Gayton Mckenzie | Lebo Mathosa | SAMA Boycott | Birth of the MCs

EPISODE 776 | Musa Khawula in Jail | SARS Scams | Influencers Vs Celebs | Londie London | Musa Mseleku Reality

BE FRANK WITH MAC Ep 17 | The Polygamist Producers Gugu Zuma-Ncube & Thuli Zuma | Stained Glass | The Zuma Surname

SPREADING HUMOURS Ep 151| Starr Healer: Nkabi Records | Yanda Didn't Love Zille Enough? | Music Pulse | Family Feuds

ALL THE SMOKE EP 13 | Emtee & Thabsie | Relationship Status | False Accusations | Free Shebeshxt | AI

KASI JAM Ep 17 | KAT, SJUKU: Ma E Disrespect | Celebrity Hookup | Marital Property and Scams | Pretoria Extortions

EPISODE 775 | Gogo Skhotheni: Exposes Ex | Leaving Ubungoma | Finding Christ | Open Relationships | Domestic Abuse

BHINCA NATION Ep 17 | Mayoghurt & Flymotion: Jacob Zuma Isoka Debate | Stranded Malawians | KZN Artists Backlash

READ THE ROOM EP 17 | Mel Viljoen Shade | Roast To 2 Million | Losers Don't Deserve The Goods! | Homophobia Costs

MUSIC PULSE Ep 17 | Black Coffee Noise | Macg’s Wack Video | Shimza needed Tyla | Mandisi Dyantisi's Warning | Sell Outs

EPISODE 774 | XCaliBar Trapped MaE |The Polygamist | Roast To 2 Million |Jub Jub's BB Gun | Clippers Got MacG

BE FRANK WITH MAC Ep 16 | Ronald Lamola: Thabo Bester Escape | 26,000 Foreign Nationals In SA Prisons | Illegal Migration

SPREADING HUMOURS Ep 150 | The Polygamist | Basadi Awards Nominees | Industry Dating Scandals | Bafana Bafana Glory

ALL THE SMOKE EP 12 | Bravo B & Trixie: Wild Prayers | Tshego’s Single Status | Money Makes Men Hot |Wild Childhood Story

KASI JAM Ep 16 | Xcalibar, Ma E: Jonasi Netflix | Kasi Rap Debate | Soweto Talent | Isikhanda Dance | Bafana Bafana

EPISODE 776 | African Show | OR Tambo Airport Shoot | Barack Obama |SA Film Secrets

BHINCA NATION Ep 16 | Attorney Sboniso Ncongo: Julius Malema Legal Battle | South-Gerians | July Unrest | Police Brutality

READ THE ROOM EP 16 | Musa Khawula vs Phil Mphela | Cheating Women | Queer Black Men | Bisexual People,Never Satisfied?

MUSIC PULSE Ep 16 | Red Bull Symphonic | World Cup Soundtracks | Jub Jub's Charges | June 16 Hip-Hop | The Polygamist

EPISSODE 775 | America Flopped World Cup | Nasty C Streaming | Rick Ross Flying Commercial | MacG Banned?

BE FRANK WITH MAC Ep 15 | Khanyi Magubane: SA's Illegal Migration | ANC’s Mayoral Crisis | Khampepe Commission |White Minority

SPREADING HUMOURS Ep 149 | BABYG!RL ZAE: Emtee Records | Abusive Ex | Mars x Yanda Woods | Mars x Thakgi Dating Rumours!

ALL THE SMOKE EP11 | Nicole Nyaba: AKA & DJ Zinhle | Cast For Sex Scenes! | Tall Ass Mo Lost R1.2M! | Relationship Drama

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