UCT Radio Catch Up: Recent Episodes
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We're so excited to share with you all our bets bits, the moments that caught our attention and the times we smiled. We draw back the curtain on student radio bringing you a closer, more intimate, look into the UCT Radio Crossover with Tom and Mtha.
Join us in this captivating episode of the podcast as we engage in an enlightening conversation with the esteemed Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng. Delve into the fascinating journey of her life, explore her musical preferences that provide the soundtrack to her experiences, and gain insights into the remarkable events that have transpired at the University of Cape Town (UCT) since her departure.
Amidst our discussions, we also treat ourselves to a delightful smoothie, creating a casual and comfortable atmosphere for profound exchanges. Professor Phakeng opens up about a plethora of topics, providing listeners with a diverse array of engaging conversations.
However, it's essential to note that in the upcoming segment, Professor Phakeng presents certain claims pertaining to the Ombud. To ensure a fair and balanced discussion, we have extended an invitation to the Ombud for a right of reply. We are committed to presenting multiple perspectives, and if a response is received, we will broadcast it on the next week's Friday show at 2:00 PM. Additionally, we will dedicate a follow-up podcast episode to delve further into the matter.
Crazy show today peeps. We're talking drunken love in Paris, Hating Dating is back in full swing and it's NOT Mtha's birthday...
Ever found yourself drunk, passed out and in love on the Eiffel Tower? Well, we didn't think so...
This was a wet, wild and weird one. Planning went into the show, yes. Does it sound like it? No.
LOVE YOUUUU BYE!!!
How you like to be described? Hot, pretty or beautiful. Thomas and Mtha have VERY different ideas!
Mtha and Thomas have both been in trouble for making too much noise, have you had the same experience?
This segment was all over the place so enjoy the weird and wild mystery that is us in a studio :)
We're talking burnout and how one can navigate it. Referencing Alex Coopers Podcast, 'Call me daddy', with Emily Ratajkowski, Mtha looks at coping mechanisms and how one can navigate burnout.
Thomas and Mtha chat Cathy and Siya from the SRC about their march to the union buildings
We get to know Ikey Tigers' player Rayno Mapoe. He also gives us some inside information into the UCT rugby camp, as well as what his aspirations are for his future rugby career.
UCT VC, Prof Phakeng, reassures parents ahead of the first year's of 2020 formally undergoing their studies at UCT.
This episode discusses the risks women take to be seen and heard in the corporate world. It also discusses the challenges and lack of support that women experience when climbing up the corporate ladder. It addresses the savior effect and the phenomenon of women not being able to lead in corporate spaces. This episode features 2 of the content producers, Sifa Djuma and Vicky Kan. It also consists of an interview with Makhotso Ramphele who is currently a Sales Vice President in JP Morgan's Securities Services business. This show is hosted by Tina Ddamulira, the project manager of the Young Women Professionals portfolio under UCT Investsoc.
This episode serves to delve deeper into the issues that women currently face in their careers and personal lives. It also aims to equip women with the necessary tools to succeed.This episode features 2 of the content producers, Lerato Lepholletse and Mametse Moropyane. It also consists of an interview with Tsitsi Hatendi-Matika who is the Head of Marketing and Investment Communications at Absa Group. This show is hosted by Tina Ddamulira, the project manager of the Young Women Professionals portfolio under UCT Investsoc.
Matthew Pearce is an esteemed rugby broadcaster who will be the voice for millions of South Africans as the Springboks head to Japan for the Rugby World Cup 2019.
UCT Radio chatted with former Proteas player and coach, Gary Kirsten, on Talk At 12 (Sports Edition). Kirsten was recently involved in a life-changing project where his foundation, the Gary Kirsten Foundation, organized an oversees tour for young Khayelitsha cricket boys. The tour entailed playing matches in England as well as watching the Proteas in action at the Cricket World Cup in England and Wales. Find out what Kirsten said when asked whether he would ever take over the role (again) as head coach of the South African cricket side. Don't miss the Talk At 12 (Sports Edition) every Tuesday 12:00-14:00.
Gavin Moferi joins the #TalkAt12 Sports Edition team in studio with an attempt to accurately predict the outcome of the Proteas' next few matches, including their opening in the World Cup
Mike and Rebecca talk to the UCT Hockey women's first side before the start of the 2019 Varsity Cup women's hockey tournament
Mike and Rebecca discuss the Ikey Tigers final home game in the FNB Varsity Cup rugby tournament