South African Podcasters Guild

29/11/2025

There is a special kind of electricity that runs through music from Southern Africa. It is rhythm that is rooted in land, identity and the lived experience of the people who create it. "   

29/11/2025

"Mias de Klerk calls Paarl Mountain his 'backyard,' but for most runners, its massive granite domes remain a mystery. In this episode, Dean sits down with The Rock Ultra founder to uncover how a local obsession evolved into a race that unlocks this hidden playground, bridging the gap between the road and the trail."   

28/11/2025

28/11/2025

"Taking turns to nominate a movie, book, or album, three guys take you down rabbit holes and side-streets as each unpacks their take on elements that excite their curiosity... sometimes resulting in chaotic romps through the ridiculous"

28/11/2025

"Áine Duffy - an Irish singer, songwriter, and guitarist - joins us on this episode of Celeb Savant".   

28/11/2025

"She shares powerful insights from her work with children, including those with additional needs, and explains how motivation, safety and connection help children think, grow and engage more deeply."   

28/11/2025

"You Are Racist: And Here Is Why You Don’t See It” with Habeeb Akande is not just another conversation, it’s a mirror. A very uncomfortable one. .

27/11/2025

"Join Brett Fish as he explores the idea of celebrating and fighting for the unpopular choices that other people make through the lens of the abomination that is Pineapple on Pizza."    

27/11/2025

"Data residency laws are utterly absurd," says Steven Sidley - then explains why businesses can't ignore them anyway. He and Andy Mabaso map out the real trade-offs South African businesses face with AI and cloud: speed vs. control, global scale vs. innovation vs. regulation"   

26/11/2025

Emily Ulman - an Australian singer, songwriter, and music festival executive program director - joins us on this episode of Celeb Savant".

26/11/2025

"Sias du Plessis joins Endure Edge for his most honest and unfiltered conversation yet. From the grind behind South African sports to the pressure of building a voice that can’t be ignored, Sias opens up about the lessons, the failures, the mindset, and the moments that shaped him."   

26/11/2025

"How do heritage brands stay relevant in a world full of choice? At the Effie Awards South Africa, we sat down with Arpan Sur, CMO of the Sub-Saharan Africa Business Unit at Mondelez, to discuss marketing effectiveness, cultural leadership, and what makes brands like Chappies and Cadbury endure."