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School Radio station, for the students, by the students. This was started by a group of students who wanted a voice. Who wanted to create a channel of communication.
Pride should be celebrated every year, all year.” said by one of our hosts, Khumo Kumalo in this impactful podcast. Join him, and his co-host, Josh De Smet as they delve into important conversations surrounding issue’s faced by today’s lgbtqia+ youth and as they explore what queer pride means to the youth.
I think we can speak for everyone when we say that Covid was a curveball that no one expected. Join us as we discuss online school, our mental health during covid and other random tangents!
In celebration of Africa day, Join Khumo and Grace as they deep dive into everything relating to Xenophobia in South Africa, from Operation Dudula to the not so innocent jokes you and your friends may share in private. A much needed conversation acknowledging the detrimental effects of xenophobia on not only the victims, but the foreign nationals who live amongst us.
Join us as we discuss the history, importance and change brought on by the events of the Sharpville Massacre, commemorated by Human Rights Day on the 21st of March. Our hosts Kwande, Gad and Miquela explore the intricacies of the culture of human rights in South Africa ranging from how its shaped art, history and our day to day life.
In this episode of The JJC Podcast Experience Michelle and Serene talk about how the youth can empower and express themselves through embracing elements arts and culture as well as dish down on how arts and culture has contributed to their lives. Instagram · Tik Tok
Nomsa Mhlongo, Co-founder of Rareview Mirror Mental Health Agency, hops on this episode of Saturdays with Stephanie to share some of her touching experiences battling with mental health in a P.O.C household. She also shares some tips on dealing with mental health and how to overcome stigmas and challenges facing mental health.
DISCLAIMER:The views of our guests do not represent/reflect the views of The Johannesburg Junior Council and The JJC Podcast Experience. Instagram · Tik Tok
In this episode of The JJC Podcast Experience, Duncan, Stephanie, Thashil, Munashe and Gabriel chat about their high school experiences and their opinions and feelings on high school. Tik Tok · Instagram
In this episode Duncan, Thashil and Munashe discuss Gen Z and social media. Is Gen Z desensitised to violence in the media? Is Gen Z the "snowflake generation"? Listen to this episode to hear the answers to these questions and many more!
Am I colorist? What is colourism? Have I been subjected to colourism? In this episode of Saturdays With Stephanie, Stephanie, joined by guests Thashil and Duncan get candid about living in a colourist society, and share tips on identifying and dealing with colourism with friends, family, communities and social media. Instagram · Tik Tok
Can your relationship survive the roller coaster of teen life? Are soul ties real? Is true love real? In this episode Duncan, Thashil, Stephanie, Munashe and Gabriel dive into their experiences dating as teens and how to navigate your way through the ups and downs of love, relationships, heartbreak and finding "the one".
Joined by the Student Executive, this broadcast addresses the past and looks for future solutions.
David & Ali speak with dr. Sheri Fanaroff on covid-19 vaccines and the covid-19 pandemic Recently vaccinated, Dr Sheri Fanaroff joins David and Ali
This podcast gives some insight into police brutality as a global issue, and focuses on police brutality in South Africa with a look into the nature, history and causes of it with an insight into how bad it has been over the past couple of years.
You’re procrastinating right now, aren’t you? Yup, we knew it. But don’t fret, this is the most effective soundtrack to drown out your google classroom notifications.
We are the Johannesburg Junior Council and our mission as a youth run organization is to empower the voice of the unheard. Join us as we embark on challenging conversations around all things social, political and current. The only difference? It’s coming from fellow high school procrastinators who might just have a thing or two to say about the world that we live in. Just like you, right?
Covid-19 has been one of society’s darkest, ugliest, most brutal diseases.
It is not all doom and gloom though, there are some important, valuable lessons that we can take away from this pandemic.
Join me, in the conversation.
You’re procrastinating right now, aren’t you? Yup, we knew it. But don’t fret, this is the most effective soundtrack to drown out your google classroom notifications.
We are the Johannesburg Junior Council and our mission as a youth run organization is to empower the voice of the unheard. Join us as we embark on challenging conversations around all things social, political and current. The only difference? It’s coming from fellow high school procrastinators who might just have a thing or two to say about the world that we live in. Just like you, right?
The common denominator amongst people that shake the foundations of our existence is they think ahead. They get a glimpse of the future and translate it into the present, very often leaving them wealthy too.
Let’s discuss this interesting topic.
David chat's all about what's happening in his life. We call in the chronicles of discombobulation!
In this episode I open up about my journey with books and give different but helpful advice on finding the perfect book for you.
In today's episode we talk about something fun for most black children. But also come with values and morals.
Being a black child in a moderate household is one of the best childhood memories as you have to fighting your way through everything whether it being hiding, food or curfews
In this episode I speak about the realisation I made about how the progression of women in society positively affects men.
Presenter: Sechaba
In the 21st century we live in a reality where knowledge is readily available at our fingertips and a person’s intelligence is based off of memorization.
Let us spin the wheel of time back and look at two of the greatest thinkers who: shaped the way we are supposed to go about learning, and go about making discoveries and acquiring knowledge
Presenter: Sipho
In this episode we talk about an issue that mostly gene-Z which is depression
Once if not twice in our lives we get into a phase where we don't know who we are and what our purpose is and all we can think about is just leaving the earth and not being a burden wl those are some symptoms of depression. It is very easy to find yourself in that phase.
In this episode I am just going to be telling you more about myself and what drives me.
Everybody wants to be successful in life. I myself am still on that journey, but join me, as we talk about that glorious but tough road, the road to success – and analyze the lessons that I have learnt so far.
Presenter: Sipho
In this episode I speak on the importance of learning beyond our textbooks. I speak about why this is important and give ideas on ways one can start that learning process.
Presenter: Sechaba
In this episode, I am going to tell you about how to deal with someone that suffers from any form of anxiety disorder.
It is very difficult to have to deal with anxiety disorders without knowing why and how you have them. It is even worse when people around you don't understand what is actually going on and how they can help you. But it is a learning journey for all of you.
Presenter: Samantha
Previously on Thomas' show, John Robbie chatted with Thomas about his career on 702 as well as everything in between.
David & Ali chat about the controversial Clicks advert.
Catch David & Ali every Wednesday @4pm.
It is the norm to be told that you are special and unique, but in the same breath we are told that everyone is equal?!?
Let’s chat and make sense of this rather counter-intuitive contradiction.
Presenter: Sipho
A multitude of discussions including lockdown & much more.
Catch Lizzie & George every Thursday @4
In this episode I speak about the life lessons I've learnt at school, from life and from people. I am joined by Jessica and Phuthulogang who also share their life lessons and experiences.
Presenter: Sechaba
Your number 1 will shock you - keep your ears peeled for South Africa's very own.
Catch David & Ali on Wednesday's @4pm
Mr Joseph Gerassi joined Thomas in Studio to discuss many topics including Grade 11 Leadership, Timetabling, Exams & more.
In this episode we tackle a race issue which includes the race block on forms that we fill in through out our lives. This issue affects everyone. We love that our listeners to continue to question themselves and the society and purely just accept things as they are given and to voice out their opinions in a respectful manner Enjoy!
Presenter: Samantha
The unemployment rate is increasing, and as more and more young people find themselves without work one has to ask, what is the solution?
The solution will come in the form of co-operative governance which is a partnership between government, civil society and business.
Presenter: Sipho
One of the Co-Founders of the JJC Podcast Experience, David Kariuki, sits down with serial entrepreneur and thought leader Marko Stavrou. Marko is the founder of the Young Entrepreneurs Network which is a podcast that serves to inspire thousands of young minds across the world with Emmy award winning guests like Travis Fox and best selling authors and CEOs like Casey Adams all being guests on his show. Along with running his branding consultancy businesses, Marko is passionate about helping people find their purpose and pursue their dreams. He sits down with me to talk about his journey in the business world, how ordinary people like me can find our passion and pursue it, whether university is relevant along with so many more thought provoking topics. This is not one to miss!
Presenter: David Marko's Twitter · Marko's Instagram
In this show we'll be taking a stroll into the life of Mabuke Masermule as a single mother and most importantly a fierce survivor of gender based violence.
The show will mainly educate individuals on the global issue of gender based violence
*Koketso Feature show
In this episode we discuss what cancel culture is and it’s effects on society. We encourage our listeners to express their opinions in a respectful way and to continue to question society.
Presenters: Doola & Sechaba
n this episode I discuss the progress black people have made in terms of identity while also highlighting how much further black people have to go to reach full self acceptance.
Presenter: Sechaba
In this episode we are joined by special guest Kago. We discuss our different and similar experiences, in different types of schools.
All over social media there seems to be more and more adverts on how to get rich.
What does it mean to be rich, and why is money so important? Is it important at all? Find out on this podcast!
David & Ali chat to Cito from WONDERboom about his new single, 'rabbit hole.' WONDERboom Facebook
In this episode we explore the roles men can play in the fight against gender based violence. We touch on the #menaretrash movement and the roots of gender based violence
What is life like with our Alum? Well here is one of them, Tia; lockdown has not stopped her. Tia's Blog
Hammond is pursuing his dream and were very excited to chat to him about his endeavours.
David & Ali chat to up and coming artist Angie Abraham about her studies and of course her new single, 'Queen Bee.'
In this episode we. will be talking about one of the epiphanies that I had while talking with the bro’s. We will also discuss the importance of networking as a young future leader and the concept of a mastermind.
Presenter: Sipho
In this episode we will be discussing inferiority complexes and their profound implications on our lives.
Presenter: Sipho
On the first segment on Julians show today, Lizzie recalls her hilarious experience on learning to drive.
In this episode we will be discussing the importance of processes in life.
Presenter: Sipho
In this episode we will be discussing how you can make the most of this lockdown and stay productive as a teenager, and why it is so detrimental for us to waste our time and the ways in which teenagers tend to waste their time.
Presenter: Sipho
In a world plagued by fake news, misconceptions and pre-conceived ideas, Doola takes you on a journey to understanding and defining Gender Equality and being a male feminist.
Presenter: Doola
The following episode contains discussions surrounding mental illness and suicide. Viewer discretion is advised.
In this episode we will be discussing the art of being happy while achieving your dreams. It is useless to gain the world if you have to sacrifice your soul.
Presenter: Sipho
In this episode we question the misrepresentation of Africa and go through what aspects of Africa the media doesn’t show us. The strong and growing Africa.
Presenter: Sechaba
The youth are not the leaders of tomorrow, they are the leaders of today. So let’s talk about leadership, and how a youth can step into the leadership mentality.
Let’s also talk about the beautiful continent of Africa! The world’s powerhouse of innovation.
Presenter: Sipho
In this episode Doola and Sechaba discuss their experiences as non-white people in post apartheid south with guest Sipho Joja. They discuss the “African mindset” and question why only one side of the story is taught.
Presenters: Doola & Sechaba
Taken from TedXRedhillSchool - “It’s time to change the taboo surrounding mental illness.”
Presenter: Thomas TedXRedhillSchool
In this episode Sechaba (the guest) and I will be discussing the teenage lockdown experience in South Africa and defining who you are as a young person and navigating towards your purpose.
Presenter: Sipho
This episode tackles Quarantine and different aspects of it. From their personal experiences being stuck at home under the nation wide.
Presenters: Doola & Sechaba
In this first episode of What the society?! we dive into the topic of toxic masculinity. What it is, what young men can do better and toxic cultures we can change.
Presenter: Sechaba
The fourth and final episode of Ryan Cooper's mind sense series to guide you through these stressful times.
The third episode of Ryan Cooper's mind sense series to guide you through these stressful times.
In this episode we will be discussing the effects of social media and the internet on society; also about maintaining a healthy “internet-life” balance.
Presenter: Sipho
"Youth comes but once in a lifetime". In their first episode, Doola and Sechaba are going to explore the power and strength of today's youth.
Presenter: Doola & Sechaba
Here you can listen to us discuss the important topics, from Cancel culture to diversity to Social media and much more.
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Nick chatted to Mayoke, Oratile & Thomas on how the band has been coping during the Covid-19 Pandemic!
In Episode 1 of the Timeout with Thomas, we chatted to the Democratic Alliance, analyzed the Burka ban in France & your good news story of the week!
Presenter: Thomas
Joseph Gerassi joined Thomas in the RedRadio 'virtual' studio to discuss how Redhill will be approaching the new Blended Learning Experience.
Redhill School has enjoyed tremendous success as a beacon of academic, cultural and sporting excellence. This success has not materialised by accident. It has been through hard work, dedication and the partnerships that have flourished among the staff, parents and the most important stakeholders in the equation - the students.
The Redhill Podcast is yet another way that we keep in touch and in tune with our community of Redhillians!
The second episode of Ryan Cooper's mind sense series to guide you through these stressful times.
Recounting experiences of racism within academic institutions.
Presenter: Thando Ntlabati
David & Ali had Emma in our 'Virtual' Studio to get the down low on the digital age we live in.
The first episode of Ryan Cooper's mind sense series to guide you through these stressful times.
Redhill School's clinical psychologist, Ryan Cooper, gives an introduction to her series that helps to guide you through how to manage your stress during our unprecedented times.
An update on Distance learning. Executive Head, Mr Joseph Gerassi, came on RedRadio to outline the measures Redhill is taking to phase in learning at Redhill.
Clinical Psychologist, Ryan Cooper, chatted to Taki & Thomas about how you can address your stress and much more!
Mr Joseph Gerassi joined Thomas to discuss all the distance learning measures that will be taking place as Redhill enters the online learning phase.
Head Boy Karl Tiefenthaler & Head of Committees Jastej Luther highlights the school leadership's plans that will be coming within the next few weeks.
Today we explore our 'place' and allowing you re-center with us. Take a breath & listen to this incredible moment to allow yourself a moment for YOU! Led by Mrs Kemble Elliott.
Ann Nortje, Educational Psychologist at Redhill School, joined David and Ali to discuss the many of the fears and concerns around Corona Virus in regards to your Mental Health and Anxiety. RedRadio does apologize for the poor audio quality due to locations around the broadcast.
Thomas caught up with Mr Gerassi on Redhill's efforts and decisions made on combating the virus. This insightful interview adds context and allows parents and students to let out a sigh of relief that Redhill has this under control!