What We're Watching: Recent Episodes
What We're Watching
What We’re Watching (WWW), is a podcast brought to you by Khash and Mikateko. We’ll be serving you with commentary and recommendations, on the latest and hottest films & shows in South Africa and Africa at large.
In this episode we talk about the three episodes of Shaka Ilembe and share our reactions to the new Mzansi Magic original. This will be a first part of our 2 part episode.
In our final instalment for season 2 we take a look at the ever so booming Nollywood. We take a deep dive into Nigeria’s film scene, its evolution as well as the Academy nominated film Lionheart.
We’re back with episode 9 and this time we’re looking at the Netflix Original, Savage Beauty. Looking for revenge for her tragic past, Zinhle embeds herself in the powerful Bhengu family who poses a global beauty empire as well as dark secrets.
Join us as we discuss the South African film, Silverton Siege. This new Netflix original set in the early-80s follows a trio of anti-Apartheid freedom fighters who end up in a tense bank hostage, after a failed sabotage mission. We also take a look at what we've been watching, what we're looking forward to as well as what you may expect in our final episodes for season 2.
In this weeks episode we take a look at how things are sitting the South African film and television industry, and talk about some challenges. We also chat about our thoughts on certain topics of interest.
I our latest episode we talk about the impact of HBO as a whole from the first season to the last season.
In our first episode of our 20min show called What Am I Watching, Kati and Khash share other series or movies that they are watching.
Some of the shows and movies we touch one in this episode:
Tangled on (1 Magic on DStv)
Sex and The City (Showmax)
Don’t Look Up (Netflix)
Spiderman: No Way Home
The Matrix Ressurrection (HBO Max)
Gossip Girl (Showmax)
True Story (Netflix)
A Man Named Scott (Prime Video)
Billie Eilish: The Worlds A Little Blurry (Apple)
In our latest episode we talk about the record breaking, Showmax original, The Wife. Join us as we unpack this much talked about telenovela as well as everything else we’re watching.
In our final episode for 2021 we take a look at the second season of the Netflix original, How To Ruin Christmas: The Funeral. Join us as
we we unpack the story of the prodigal daughter (Tumi) ruin yet another Christmas.
In our latest instalment of WWW, we take a look at the evolution of rom-coms in South Africa, specially focusing on the new Netflix romantic film, Little Big Mouth. We also talk about everything else we’re watching as well as what we’re looking forward to.
We’re back with our second season and it is only fitting to take a look at season 2 of the Netflix original, Blood & Water. Join us as we unpack the latest unfolding in the surrounding of Parkhurst College. We also go through everything else we’ve been watching and what we can’t wait to watch.
In our 10th and final episode for season 1, we look at Showmax’s docu series, Devilsdorp.
A documentary depicting and analysing 11 killings in Krugersdorp, West Rand by a satanic cult in the years 2011 to 2016. We also go through shows we’re watching as well as what you can look forward to in our new season.
In this weeks episode we take a look at Netflix original "I Am All Girls", directed by South African director Donovan Marsh. The movie stars a stellar cast of actors such as Hlubi Mboyi, Deon Lotz, Eric Wessels, Mothusi Magano.
In this episode, we take a look at the Netflix series, Dead Places. The show focuses on Will an author, dedicated to solving paranormal cases. We also take a look at the shows and films we’re currently watching as well as all thing music in South Africa and abroad.
In this episode, we take a look at the Showmax original series, Dam. We discuss the thriller series set in a small farming town in the Eastern Cape, where everything is not as it seems. We discuss the Oscars, Thuso Mbedu’s newest win, and of course what we’re watching.
In this week's episode, we talk about Amazon Prime's newest show, Them. We analyse this horror series, about a middle-class black family in American 1950's suburbia, their struggles to fit in with a community against them, and otherworldly forces out to get them. We also take a look at everything else we're watching.
In this week’s episode we review Eddie Murphy’s sequel, "Coming 2 America". We take a look at the different actors, cameos, and African related themes. Nomzamo Mbatha (Isibaya, Tell Me Sweet Something) plays the role of "Mirembe", so we discuss her role and the benefit of African actors receiving bigger roles in Hollywood.
In our two part podcast episode we talk about the streaming platforms available in Africa, and share what we love and frustrates us about them.
This episode is all about US owned Netflix and proudly African owned Showmax. Our chats vary from the shows, the apps UX/UI and some news around what is happening in their respective spaces.
In this week's episode, we take a look at Riding with Sugar. A Netflix film that was created and directed by Sunu Gunera. We also have a chat about some reality tv ongoing in South Africa.
Please note: There are some spoilers, so you might want to check out the film, before listening to this episode.
We pick up the conversation as we take a look at Episodes 4, 5 and 6. Stay tuned to also find out what we are currently watching.
In this two part episode we discuss Queen Sono in depth. In the first part we talk about Episode 1,2 and 3.
In this episode we take a look at the Netflix series "How To Ruin A Wedding", a three part series produced by Burnt Onion.