#WeeklyMashup: Recent Episodes
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The #WeeklyMashup is an infectiously entertaining show that delves into the inner workings of relationships, lessons learned through our daily lives, and a mashup of what everyone is talking about. All done with a huge dose of humour!
Candice Mama has Tony Bala in studio for the final show of the #WeeklyMashup. They discuss letting go and closing chapters in life. They also delve into the idea that society gets easily offended.
Candice Mama and Alex Shapiro share their hilarious and over the top insights about living enlightened in a social media obsessed world. They also delve into marriage in a social media space.
Candice Mama and Tony Bala share humorous insights about things to be left behind in 2017. They address lessons they learnt in the year gone by, and what they will change in the year ahead.
Producer of the biggest hit of 2017 - Akanamali - Sun-EL joins Candice and Tumisho in studio. They also delve into into reconciling relationships before 2018.
International artist Jarid Williams - who has worked with the likes of Babyface and sang the National Anthem in front of 50 million people at the Nascar rally - joins Candice and Tumisho. They also speak about Candice's talk at the Diversity Intelligence Conference.
Tumisho and Candice speak about November and what it brings. Is it too late to make changes? They also reflect on the highs and lows of 2017, and lessons to take into 2018.
Tumisho and Candice speak about relationships in the time of 2017, and ask whether men really are trash, or are they just getting a bad rep?
This week Candice and Tumisho talk to trainers Themba Maxima and Mika Stefano about weight and the psychological impact it has on one's life. They also delve into how to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
With Candice being an active dater, and Tumisho being a divorcee and dater... they speak to Ryan Peimer and Shannon Davidoff on dating in the time of technology. Is romance dead? Are we accustomed to ordering partners like we order pizza? Is there a science to attraction? They ask these questions and so much more.
Candice Mama and Tumisho Masha speak to three incredibly talented stars about their journey, achievements and how they got where they are. South African singer Sevven speaks about his latest album. The Voice USA contestant Blaze Johnson Jr, who represented Team Adam Levine joins in. And song writer, music producer and artist Nate Butler is in studio, who has been apart of 45 million records sold, having worked with Luther Vandross, Victoria Beckham and Backstreet Boys to name a few.
Tumisho and Candice speak to Restaurant of the Year owner Sean Barber, about the man behind the brand. What does it take to run a successful group of restaurants, be a balanced family man and what makes him tick as a successful entrepreneur? They also talk about the inner workings of weight gain.
Today the team speaks about infidelity and moral degeneration in society do woman have to be naked in order to become successful. They also speak to talented singer songwriter Ashlinn Gray about navigating the music industry with integrity and business savvy.
Tumisho and Candice speak about life after Tinder regarding Candice's dating life. They then speak to entrepreneur and shoe designer Tshepo about his entrepreneurial journey.
Tumisho and Candice discuss their blogs about letting go and what type of people will throw you overboard if you don't clear out your camp,they then speak to CrossFit champion and gym owner Jason Smith about competing internationally and making CrossFit games more popular.
In this episode Tumisho and Candice talk about the Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather fight. They then branch out into relationships and talk about the signs that someone will betray you.
Candice Mama chats to Simphiwe Mthethwa about being dateable in today's society. Tumisho then joins the conversation and they speak about the business of art with Nelson Makamo, Setlamorago Mashilo and Matsela Moshokoa.
Tumisho talks all things media with PR expert Oscar Tshifure and MD of Independent Media Mike Ntsasa. Is there such a thing as bad publicity? Who is this entity called 'the media' and how are young people in SA shaping what we hear and see about our country? Are you an aspiring journalist, mover and shaker or well-known personality? Then download this podcast right now.
It's an all female invasion with Candice Mama and Simphiwe Mthethwa as they discuss the meaning of Women's Day and feminism. Entrepreneur Cherise Williams and Mrs SA Finalist Rhona Erasmus also join in the conversation.
Candice and Tumisho decide to start their birthday month with some wine and entertainment. They speak to Nonhlanhla Gule about what it takes to run a wine brand as a young black entrepreneur. They also feature petrol attendant and aspiring hip-hop artist Ndalo.
What lessons can you learn from your past relationships? Tumisho and Candice discuss some of the lessons they've learnt. They also talk about state capture.
This week Candice and Tumisho have entrepreneurs of Touch Rugby SA, Driver For A Day and The HookUp Dinner (THUD) sharing their wisdom on business and philanthropy.
Candice and Tumisho chat to entrepreneur Vusani Ravele of Native Decor about his experience on Shark Tank, and why he took the leap of faith into entrepreneurship.
Simphiwe Mthethwa stands in for Tumisho Masha and talks to Candice about women's empowerment and being a woman in today's demanding society. They are then joined by Alex Granger - speaker, author and think-shifter - to discuss what it takes to become a successful leader.
Candice and Tumisho speak about how bad drivers should be fined by citizens. They also have songstress and powerhouse Danine Naidoo in studio talking about her new single "Rock Me" and navigating the PR and TV presenter world.
Tumisho and Candice speak to rockstar entrepreneurs including animators, musicians and designers... one of which is Sibusiso Ngwenya - creator of Skinny Sbu socks. They speak about the hardships and triumphs of entrepreneurship.
Candice heads the youth show with bodybuilder Lee Morris. They address what it means being a youth 41 years after 1976. Lee also shares his story of overcoming lung cancer and a brain tumour.
Tumisho and Candice speak to Astrologist Teresa Stubbs-Jacob about what Astrology is and what is written in the stars for the two of them and the world around us.
Candice and Tumisho speak to author and speaker Kofi Ofori Boateng about his book, 'Notes To My Sister, Let Him Serve You'. He gives advice on why relationships are not working in today's world, and how changing how we view our relationships can contribute to a better society.
Psychic medium and clairvoyant Janette McKenzie joins Candice and Tumisho in studio. She talks about both Candice and Tumisho's romantic lives in and the state of South Africa. The duo also discuss Candice's newest blog post about failure and break down the lessons they have learned through failing.
Candice and Tumisho tackle the six rules of a side chick, arising from Buhle Mkhize's confessions. They also speak about how to maintain a happy relationship, cars and going on holiday.
Skeem Saam star Innocent Sadiki speaks about her incredible success and the struggles she's overcome to become who she is. The team also speak about the movie The Shack and the lessons learnt.
International award-winning director Donovan Marsh talks to Candice and Tumisho about his current project 'Hunter Killer' with Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman. His past successes include 'iNumber Number' and 'Spud'. Find out what it really takes to be an international success!
The team shares in the remarkable and inspirational story of Rusty Labuschagne, who was imprisoned in a Zimbabwean jail after being wrongfully accused.
The team talks to Life Coach Joy Middleton, who went from a wheelchair to wearing heels after her battle with Lupus. Tumisho and Candice also share their life lessons learnt from exercise.
Tumisho and Candice speak to SAFTA-winning producers Nonkululeko and Ari, who produced 'Stick Up' - alongside Tumisho Masha. They also discuss reshuffling and lessons learnt from the reshuffle.
The team starts the show by sharing lessons they learned from the 2017 blockbuster, 'Life'. Then... international speaker, author and host of The Gurus on CNBC Africa, the incomparable Justin Cohen joins them live in studio.
It was a big week/weekend for the team as Tumisho Masha won a well-deserved SAFTA award, and Candice Mama was a panelist at the opening of the George Bizos Gallery. They discuss their epic week and talk about what it feels like to be acknowledged, and how to get there. Author and Holistic Entrepreneur Jodene Shaer then speaks about how to manifest success and happiness.
The team speaks about Oshri, relationship advice and they have reality star, entrepreneur, and author Chanita Foster live in studio.
The team is joined by singer Keegan Martin in studio, who speaks about his group 156 and sings 'Sandcastles' by Beyonce.
Mandisa O Mahlobo has set many tongues wagging with her outlook on femininity and female power. She is a Seduction Expert, Relationship Coach, and author of 'May The Best Bitch Win' and creator of 'Pussy Power'. Join Candice as she chats to Mandisa about the power of seduction.
Owen from Owen S management speaks to the team about getting into the entertainment industry.
Candice Mama couldn't make it this week, but Simphiwe Mthethwa holds down the fort with Tumisho Masha. They are joined by Mxolisi Khumalo as they talk about the Grammys, Valentine's Day, and the journey of starting your own business.
Tumisho and Candice speak to young Gringos owners, Brooke Dickens and Asaad about their entrepreneurial journey. They also look at lessons learnt from Collateral Beauty.
Candice and Tumisho speak to personal trainers Tumi Seeco and Jose Domingos about how to get the body of your dreams. They also delve into the award-winning movie La La Land.
Candice and Tumisho speak to model and new business founder Bianca Koyabe about her journey after winning the SA Sports Illustrated swimsuit competition and why she started Scouted SA.
Candice and Tumisho discuss relationships and how to get coupled up with strategies from Cosmopolitan magazine. They also give tips on how to achieve your dreams in 2017.
2017 has started off with a bang and it's looking to be the best year yet! Candice and Tumisho give you numerological proof of why this year is going to be amazing and look at 5 life lessons you can use in 2017, using the movie Hackshaw Ridge.
The team is joined by Morocco Omari, star of Empire, and they discuss life, acting, and his trip through America.
Tumisho and Candice talk to the show's biggest fan, Thuso Ramoetelo, about relationships and December fever.
Candice and Tumisho chat about the December madness and lessons 2016 has taught them. They are joined by Elsubie Verlinden in studio, discussing her scouting agency and how she came to work with Tyler Perry's casting director.
Candice and Tumisho speak about Tumisho's time in New York, and they are joined in studio by crazy comedic couple Sans Moonsamy and Keru Kisten to discuss relationships and their latest movie.
Candice Mama is joined in studio by actor, model and author Stevel Marc. They speak about relationships, love, and sex.
The world seems to have become a more chaotic place to live in with Trump becoming the president and South Africa experiencing crazy floods after the news hit. Tumisho and Candice discuss.
Candice and Tumisho discuss the State Capture report and the state of our own respective relationships, and why we fail in relationships. They also extend their imaginations to the idea of having a reality show, and what it would be about.
The team is joined by Zethu Dlomo, discussing her roles on Mandela's Gun, alongside Tumisho... as well as Black Sails. They also delves into online relationships.
The talented lead of Anant Singh's latest movie, Shepherds and Butchers, is in studio - along with television presenter Danine Naidoo. The discussion covers the movie and if social media leaves us over-exposed.
It's the female invasion as Candice Mama has Belinda Phewa and Zandra Zogby in studio. They chat about marriage and relationships, careers, quirky headlines and music. Zandra also sings for us!
We have actress and producer Moshidi Motshegwa in studio and we will be discussing the Afrikaans movie she produced titled Noem My Skollie. Then branch into the potential reason South Africans don't support local movies in Cinemas
Candice is joined by Simphiwe Mthethwa, and they discuss the youth protests at Rhodes, whether culture is relevant in today's society, and why sliding into the DMs is not an effective dating strategy.
Candice and Tumisho discuss the tragic passing of Mandoza, the #FeesMustFall protest, plus a look at Heritage Day and what it means to us.
Candice is joined by Mark Mdluli from the Worst Guys as they discuss: How it is living as a ‘Millennial’ in South Africa right now? Is it truly as easy as people make it out to be? Why don't people read anymore? Is it a black people thing or is there no longer space for books in today's technological world? Plus they chat to author of The Climb, KK Diaz about his book and experience of climbing Mt Kilimanjaro.
Tumisho Masha and Candice Mama discuss all aspects of life, current affairs, lifestyle and relationships.
Tumisho speaks to three highly successful individuals in SA business - Lerato Masha (Plant Manager at two Nampak factories), Tanya Dutoit (Former Head of ITC at MTN) and Seapehi Dumisa (owner of Africana Prints and Fashion) - who are creating new ways of doing business on the African continent and have exciting ways to connect with the youth and consumers from around the world.
Tumisho gives the details about what happened to him during his hijacking on Sunday. The team also discusses whether crime in South Africa has really decreased, or if we are just used to it.
The team celebrates Candice's 25th birthday, reflecting on the opportunities that a post-Apartheid 25-year-old has today, as opposed to in previous generations. Tumisho also reflects on what advice he would have given his 25-year-old self.
Tumisho and Candice discuss the build-up to Tumisho’s birthday extravaganza with guest Candice Dagger from The Drinkers Company, and Hospitality Manager Mitch Gemmell from Steyn City Hospitality. They also look at the Rio Olympics and the boxer who got arrested for assaulting a female… and they investigate the significance of Women's Month.
Tumisho and Candice discuss the elections, and they also have colour therapist Lientjie Potgieter in studio doing special readings for them and speaking about the art of Colour Therapy.
Tumisho and Candice discuss ‘The Ex Effect’… can exes truly be friends? They also chat to Tammy from Steyn City and Mitch from Nineteen Restaurant about Tumisho's upcoming birthday.
Tumisho and Candice discuss the spiritual path and what it entails. They’re joined in studio by psychic and healer Victor Graca... and in typical Mashup style, the conversation takes a few unexpected turns!
Tumisho and Candice discuss black hair and the afro comb. They also look at relationship dichotomies - how men and women think. Then they are joined by artist Christian Heath, who debuts his new song 'I'm Yours'.
It’s a Female Takeover as Candice is joined by former Miss India Globe, comedian, and new mom Kerusha Kisten… and Sophie Kanza, who started a charity called The Sophie Kanza Foundation. They speak about their ventures and how young women are thriving in the world. They also voice their opinions on the Oscar Pistorius ruling, and the value of female lives in society.
Tumisho and Candice debate his defence of Pastor Olivier. They also interview Drew Descourouez and Michael Bakan about their journey from the USA, to living in Soweto and making a difference as the youth.
Tumisho and Candice discuss the #NoWomanEver hashtag, and they look at how to get funding for businesses in the arts and culture sector.
Candice and Tumisho discuss Youth Day and how far South Africa has come in the 40 years since the June 16th massacre. They also look at how the different sexes look for a partner… and the power of money.
What happens when technology turns on you? What are the best and worst pick-up lines? Tumisho and Candice also chat about the Can't Stop the Feeling SA dance video.
Join Tumisho and Candice as they speak to Swiss entrepreneur York Zucchi about entrepreneurship and life.
Join Tumisho and Candice as they tackle body shaming in society and the Lerato Kganyago True Love magazine drama. Actress Malie Thekiso is also in studio to share her opinions on the topic.
Has social media desensitised us to one another? Why is 'black twitter' so destructive? Tumisho and Candice look at the difficulties of life in the digital age.
It's 'The Big Race Debate', with the current surge of racism... the team looks at all the happenings in South Africa right now. They also chat about all things 'friend zone'.
It’s Part 2 of the special sex edition of #WeeklyMashup! Candice Mama and Tumisho Masha focus on the actual act of love making and the importance of communication inside and outside the bedroom. Then, going off topic, they chat about Beyoncés latest album ‘Lemonade’ and investigate why it’s being seen as “culturally significant”.
It’s the first-ever sex edition of #WeeklyMashup and Tumisho Masha and Candice Mama discuss female sexuality and how to make a woman happy in the bedroom. Together they investigate what makes someone a good sexual partner versus a bad one. Then, Dineo Moeketsi joins in to discuss her new romantic comedy ‘Mrs Right Guy’ and tells you how to bring romance back to your bedroom.
It’s the 25th anniversary of the TRC, Tumisho Masha and Candice Mama look at how far we have come and whether or not the TRC has served its purpose. Then, does having a badly organised wedding equate to being disrespectful to your guests? Find out, along with many other insightful discussions.
With the current political turbulence and trouble we see around us, we could all do with a reminder of just what an amazing country we live in. Motivational speaker and business strategy expert Shakes Dlutu is in the house to remind us all that we actually live in one of the best countries in the world!
Tumisho Masha and Candice Mama give their unique takes on current affairs, from the situation President Jacob Zuma finds himself in, to the so called "Panama Papers" and what they actually reveal, all this and so much more!
For the first official edition of #WeeklyMashup, Tumisho Masha and Candice Mama discuss her latest blog about what makes a woman really sexy with her clothes on. They also look at how human sexuality and intimacy are changing as technology evolves. Then on a very different note, they speak with Kirthesh Sundersingh from Sun Advisory about how President Jacob Zuma, the Guptas and an impending Moody's ratings downgrade might just be the best thing for SA's economy.
Tumisho Masha is joined by his beautiful and talented wife, Zozibini Masha. Together they discuss the joys of being new parents, how they manage busy high-profile careers and what their future plans are.
Interior decorator and furniture manufacturer Buzwe Mabuza talks about the décor business in South Africa as well as his work and experience with his design institute that helps young people who are interested in interior design.
Tumisho Masha and Kirthesh Sundersingh discuss the parallel universe of life in South Africa between people living in places like Stellenbosch and Diepkloof. They also look at online fraud in South Africa and how you can escape scammers.
Tumisho Masha and Monwabisi Thethe explore Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's Budget Speech and what it means to South Africans. Then, Monwabisi explains why he wants to teach aspiring writers how to self-publish.
Have you ever wondered about the inner workings of the female mind? Well, today Candice Mama fills you in on just what goes on in there, everything from climbing the corporate ladder, to relationships and everything else in-between. She’s joined by Miss India Globe 2010 and actress Keru Kisten.
Tumisho Masha discusses how President Jacob Zuma should have dealt with the Nkandla issue in the wake of The State of the Nation Address (SONA) 2016 . He also looks at business and the process of hiring and firing.
Monwabisi Thete flies solo in the absences of Tumisho Masha. He's joined by Kirthesh Sundersingh and Mohale Wamorena and they talk about the process of changing one's name. They take you on a journey of identity and acceptance.
Tumisho Masha is joined by a panel to discuss all things alternative and how religion and culture has influence on people in relationships.
The gents talk about Yasiin Bey a.k.a. Mos Def who was arrested in Cape Town for allegedly travelling with a fraudulent passport. Together they discuss the feasibility of a world passport before touching on the cultural appropriation of fashion.
Tumisho Masha and Monwabisi Thete welcome Brooklyn to the #BlaqueLife team. Tumisho calls on the Twitter masses to put Monwabisi in his place for fat shaming and also advocates a hashtag #MonwabisiBodyShaming. The guys also talk about their reasons for getting married and expectations in marriage, they explore polyamorous relationships too.
Tumisho Masha and Monwabisi Thete speak about the state of SA politics and the after effects of Finance Minister Nhlanla Nene being fired on the economy. The gents also dissect Julius Malema's controversial statement about Nelson Mandela.
Tumisho Masha and Monwabisi Thethe, along with their confidants, talk about Oscar Pistorius being convicted of murder and Heyneke Meyer quitting his job as Springbok Coach. For insights that will change the way you think about current world and South African issues, Tumisho and Monwabisi are your men! They also chat with Investment Analyst, Christopher Gilmour, about consumer spending during the festive season, the economic status of the country and what to expect for 2016 in terms of cost of living.
Tumisho Masha and Monwabisi Thethe shoot the breeze and discuss what it really means to forgive in our everyday lives and why we can do it if we remember Candice Mama's example, having forgiven the man who murdered her father. Speaking of Candice, the gents talk about the role of the media one consumes and how it affects one's view on the world. Also, did you know the Springboks lost their BMW and ABSA sponsorships? Let's speculate why.
Tumisho Masha and Monwabisi Thethe give their opinions on matters of international importance. Their no holds barred approach to all things news is refreshing and thought provoking to say the least.
Tumisho Masha speaks to the executive director of Equate Africa, Nhlanhla Mtobi who tells more about the business and himself.
There's more to child car safety than just being buckled up. Dr Tahera Mukkadam tells you all that you need to know about keeping your child safe when in transit.
The #BlaqueLife team talks to Sipho Mlambo, a 15 year old inventor. The cast of the South African film 'The Jakes are Missing' join Monwabisi and Tumisho to talk about the film that has them glowing with pride. Cast members include Celeste Ntuli, Nicole Bailey and Mpho Sebeng.
What's going on in the life of musician Black Coffee? Well, the #BlaqueLife team find out from the man himself! As a multi award-winning record producer and DJ who has been in the business since 1994 having released four albums, Black Coffee's is a story worth hearing.
Tumisho Masha and Monwabisi Thethe speak to Lesego Matabane from Club Med about couples/friends getaways as well as sun and snow Club Med experiences. They're also joined by musician, singer and songwriter, Nakhane Toure who talks about his life and career.
If you've ever wanted to go skiing or are looking for a new and improved destination for it, then Club Med's feature is just for you. Brenda Nyakudyah talks about her skiing experience as well as other Club Med Skiing destinations. We also hear about a South African condom brand that is protecting South Africans.
This edition of #BlaqueLife is brought to you by the original all-inclusive holiday provider, Club Med. Discover the world with Club Med and choose from over 80 resorts around the world, from quality family holidays to romantic couple escapes - Club Med is the ultimate paradise for the perfect break. The guests for this episode include talented saxophonist Linda Tshabalala as well as singer and expert pianist Thandi Ntuli.
Club Med, the original all inclusive holiday provider, brings you this edition of #BlaqueLife. Joining the gents for this discussion is Club Med Marketing Manager, Lesego Matabane and Club Med MD, Stuart De Bourgogne who talk about the more than 80 destinations they have on offer. Then to discuss African identity, Professor Pitika Ntuli and Percy Mabandu stop by.
Monwabisi and Tumisho chat with the cast of 'The Road'. Producer Kutlwano Ditsele, as well as actors Neo Ntlaleng and Gail Mabalane are in studio.
Monwabisi runs solo as Tumisho is away on business, so instead he is joined by two of his fellow #BlaqueLife compatriots. The topic of racism, language and freedom arise, in light of the Stellenbosch University and Unathi Msengana scandal. Later on they're joined by actor, model and author, Stevel Marc, who is best known as 'The Refined Player'.
Monwabisi Thethe and Tumisho Masha sit down for a candid chat with Stanford Mokgonyana, CEO and founder of Accoustics group. Together they talk about their love of Jazz and it's place in modern society.
Candice Mama lost her father after he was brutally murdered by former hit squad commander Eugene de Kock. Candice went on to become an advocate for his release for parole which was approved in January 2015. She joins Tumisho Masha and Monwabisi Thethe for a candid, revealing and riveting interview.
Tumisho Masha tackles the topic of 'Breastfeeding'. He is joined by Kery Reiche from Medela Breast Pumps who provides the full lowdown. From breastfeeding in public, to the health benefits and disadvantages, Tumisho get's to the bottom of it all.
Vicky Ratshefola is the current CEO of FNB Forex. Monwabisi chats to her about her travels, her personal and professional achievements and how she manages to balance all of it.
Owner of Ditshego Media, founder of Read a Book SA, and one of Forbes Magazine's Top 30 African Entrepreneurs 2014, Tebogo Ditshego, joins the #BlaqueLife team to chat about National Book Week taking place from 1 - 7 September 2015. They also speak to Babalo Mduzulane who's starting a new Farmers Market in Midrand.
The legendary Sipho Hotstix Mabuse joins Tumisho and Monwabisi to chat about celebrating African music and the MAMAs 2015. Jazz musician Percy Mabandu also joins in on this discussion.
Tumisho and Monwabisi are joined by Nelson Mandela's former private secretary Zelda La Grange who provides the lowdown on 'Bikers for Mandela Day'.
Producer, creative director and founder of 'Luju Inc', Lineo Sekeleoane joins Tumisho and Monwabisi to discuss how she got her big break and where her creativity originates from.
Victor Modiba from Posh Life joins Tumisho and Bisi to share what experiences are available to those that are going to the Durban July. They also chat to Senzo Mbewa. Senzo has an Apple Store in Durban and runs a green energy company, he explains how he's achieved all this at such a young age.
In case you didn't know, Father's Day is just around the corner. For this reason, Tumisho and Monwabisi are joined by the author of 'DAD' and creator of 'Father A Nation', Craig Wilkinson. Craig offers practical wisdom on how to be a great father, while living with authentic masculinity.
Monwabisi puts the spotlight on Youth Day, Steve Biko as well as Black Consciousness. Poet Donald Mokgale joins him for these discussions, and also performs a poem in celebration of Youth Day. They're also joined by electronic vocalist and fashion designer, Sanelisiwe Twisha also known as Moonchild.
Shaun Naidoo and Brad Katzen producers of 'The Beginning,' talk about their recent experience at the Cannes Film Festival. Then Motoring Journalist for Blaque Magazine, Phuthi Mpyane gives us a review of the Mercedes Benz C63.
Percy Mabandu tells us about the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival. Then we interview South African Hip Hop artist Kwesta, who is also a brand ambassador for Butan Wear, this is a South African Urban Street Wear Label.
Director of Media at VWV Group SA Onica van der Sandt joins the team as they talk about the DSTV Delicious Festival and event planner and socialite Edith Venter tells us about their next big Dinner & Theatre date.
Kirsten Alexander (Managing Editor of Blaque Magazine) joins Monwabisi and Tumisho to discuss The Blaque Gentlemen’s Club and The Urban Warrior Experience.
Tumisho rolls solo for this edition of #BlaqueLife and is joined by the producers of the movie #TheBeginningFilm, Shaun Naidoo and Bradley Katzen they tell us what being a producer entails, industry issues and what to look forward to in cinemas.
We put the spotlight on the launch of Blaque Life Digest, have a chat with comedian Nina Hastie about her latest projects and we speak to Skinny Sbu about the latest trends in socks.
Managing Director of Tsogo Sun - Noeleen Bruton joins us. The CEO of Kyalami - Dennis Klopper pops by for a chat, after which the Managing Director of Ariva - Caitlin Hawken sits down for a candid conversation.
It's all about motoring on this edition of #BlaqueLife. The team is joined by Keith from Ariva, a company that deals with the leasing of cars. We discover the advantages, what happens if you're blacklisted and other T&C's.
MD of Club Med - Stuart De Bourgogne joins us to tell us how you can get your dream holiday, as well as May Ebrahim from Body Tech talking about their services.
The Blaque Life team chat with Dave Estment who is the owner of Outdoor Video & Photographic Studio, after which we're joined by Hema from Passionate Professionals.
Clinton Pienaar from SuperBike Magazine SA tells us everything we need to know about The Paws & Claws Breakfast Run.
Lerato Masha plant manager at Nampak and Mpho Mochekela head of procurement at Lonmin joins the #BlaqueLife team and tells how he went from not having money to go to school, to having three bursaries offered to him.
Have you ever been for lazer therapy? What exactly is lazer therapy? What are the benefits for your skin as well as the side effects? Tzvia Hermann from The Laser Boutique gives us all the answers. Then General Manager of Microsoft Mobile Device SA - Shaun Durandt joins us for a candid conversation.
It’s not a colour, it’s a lifestyle. All things men and all things unspoken. They talk about lifestyle the way South Africans should celebrate it. Tumisho and Monwabisi have a Google tug of war about who's famous and how scandal free they each are and Wilmarie is stuck in the middle.
Comedian David Kau is best know for the Pure Monate show. He also has a comedy show taking place on the 28th of of February at the Emperors Palace Centre Court. The team chats all things comedy, the jokes, the haters and the 'wannabees'! Then Sivu Maqungu from Open Tender, discusses how the most recent budget speech will affect business, but most importantly, how it will affect your pocket.
Head of CSI for the Tsogo Sun Group - Shanda Paine is in studio, discussing how this multi-national chain is rolling out CSI programmes throughout their footprint, many specifically targeted at children and teens.
It’s not a colour, it’s a lifestyle. All things men and all things unspoken. The team talk about lifestyle the way South Africans should celebrate it. The Blaque Life team are joined by Tshepo the Director and Producer of Style Diaries.
From Ireland/Davenport Advertising Agency, the Blaque Life team speak with Suku Gulube about the digital marketing space, Yonda Siwisa about global trends in digital marketing and Thulane Twiice, the co-creative and managing director of Book of Swag.
From Opentenders - Madoda Khuzwayo and Sivu Maqungo join us. Then Niki Cronje from Imperial pops in.
Motorsport Champion Leonard Charles Thomson, whose achievements could fill pages, shares his story. Then from Chrysler, Siya Mncube joins the team and talks automobiles, old and new.
The Blaque Life team sans Tumisho are joined by Nhlanhla Msibi, author of Delayed Revolution, and motorsport awards journalist Justus Visagie.
It’s not a colour, it’s a lifestyle. All things men and women lifestyle and all things unspoken. Today's episode takes a look back at the big events of 2014 that got us all talking,
It's all about festive season road safety, we discuss how to best keep yourself and your loved ones safe. From small things that we never consider like the tread on our tyres to taking enough breaks. Better to arrive late than never!
The team and guests #RememberMandela. Peteni Kuzwayo gives us some easy guidelines to get started on our road to running. Victor Chauke gives us some much needed end of year inspiration.
Peteni Kuzwayo and Victor Chauke pop by to discuss his numerous Comrades Marathon runs and how others can do the same.
The team speaks with one of the marketing managers from Yamaha and finds out what they're up to for Dakar. We also get some feedback on the entrepreneurial day at Maboneng. Then musician, producer and engineer Sandile from Big Dreams joins them to tell us what he's been up to.
Wilmarie and Monwabisi are joined by Lebo from The Hook Up Dinner, a growing entrepreneurial networking initiative with a global vision on building a culture of entrepreneurship.
Monwabisi is rolling solo today and he speaks to Jeff Carvalho about fashion, style and all things fresh. He also gets schooled on old Kwaito and South African Hip Hop. The guys from STR. CRD also pop in to tell us about the lifestyle and annual event happening tomorrow.
Wimarie and Tumisho chat with the CEO of 1Face Watches in SA a multicoloured range of watches that are changing the world 1Watch at a time, by donating a percentage of the watch sales to charity. Then they're joined by Nkini Phasha from the South African Depression and Anxiety Group who tells us about mental health, diagnosis, treatment and support.
Wimarie and Tumisho chat with the CEO of 1Face Watches in SA, a multicoloured range of watches that are changing the world 1Watch at a time, by donating a percentage of the watch sales to charity. Then they're joined by Nkini Phasha from the South African Depression and Anxiety Group who tells us about mental health, diagnosis, treatment and support.