Every month, Mark Gevisser writes an in-depth essay for Business Day about new literature, art, theatre or culture. Gevisser then hosts a public discussion about the issues the essay raises to which he invites some of South Africa's most interesting thinkers.
This podcast is a recording of those discussions.
The Business Day Monthly Review is an Arena Holdings, MultimediaLIVE production.
Samuel Elliott
Loyal Books
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InternationalWritersCollective
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Hear Me Out Productions
Academy of Achievement
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Chijioke Osuji
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Jermaine Griggs
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Michael Miller
The Story Book Africa
Listverse
Liona Hotta
Nothing Never Happens
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Youth Infusion
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Bui Van Hieu
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Loyal Books
Taming the TBR
New Books Network
The Aristotelian Society
LiveWriters
Citizenship in a Networked Age
Entrepreneurs PR, Promotion, Public Relations Archives - Susan Harrow
Sean Graham
Dr. Katie Nelson and Olivia Meikle
Allen Weinstein - Entrepreneur, Author, Self-Made Multi-Millionaire
Letters and Politics
Roifield Brown
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Europod
Sikh Siyasat
The Telegraph
Teaching American History
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jessica
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The Harvard Crimson
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Blog - Jack Straw Cultural Center
Wendt Center for Character Education
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival
Dr. Pia Deas, Professor of African American Literature, interviews Black novelists, poets, filmmakers, visual artists, and radical gardeners and farmers
Love your library
Primary 6, Earlston Primary School
Loyal Books
Mark Stay & Mark Desvaux
Missouri Audio Project
American Historical Association
EVN Report
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Blog - Jack Straw Cultural Center
Joseph Planta
Swinburne University of Technology
Loyal Books
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Host Karen Christensen
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Loyal Books
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Michell Plested
Eric Murphy
Annahid Dashtgard
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Against the Grain
Sad Girls Club
themanthatcorruptedhadleyburgandotherstories
Kate Toon & Belinda Weaver
Max Foster
Konch
Great Strategists Archives - War Room - U.S. Army War College
Even Magazine
David Naimon, Tin House Books
Janna Marlies Maron
Jeff Herb and Nikki Woodbury
Organization of American Historians
On the Edge
C.S. Lewis