180 Degrees: Recent Episodes
Radio Pulpit
180 Degrees is a Godly, diverse and exciting Internet youth radio show for Gen z, millennials and young adults. There is never a dull moment when 180 Degrees is on air!
Luané is the head reverend at the NG Gemeente Murraysburg. This week she will share with us what it is like being a woman in ministry.
This week we interviewed Clinton Shafer who used to work as a fireman and is currently studying Psychology. He shared his testimony with us.
This week on 180 Degrees the girls will be talking to Zekky Dyantjie. She is a freelance make-up artist who will tell us her story.
This week the 180 Girls will be chatting to the leader of a local NGO, Tusimame Wanawake, an organization that focuses on promoting and protecting the rights and interested of South Africa's minority migrant population. This group is a group for migrants by migrants. Tolulola, the leader is here to chat to the girls about their plans, visions and how anyone who needs help can get involved.
This week, the girls on 180 Degrees will be chatting to Sandy Cipriano, the owner of Cupcakes of Hope. Cupcakes of Hope is an NGO that raises money for children suffering by from cancer and raises money for treatment for the children. They changed the lives of countless children and have brought hope to many families. On the 1st of October they will be celebrating their National Cupcake Day! Tune in to find out more about what that mean and about more of the wonderful things this organization has accomplished.
I am Delia Preston, I am married to Brian Preston for 23 years and together we have 4 adult children and 2 grandchildren. We Pastor a church in the Brooklyn / Rugby area. The Ministry called Light Ministries International will be 3 years old in December 2022. We also have a formal and bridal dress boutique, where we sell and hire dresses and accessories. The boutique is called K's Formal Wear Boutique and we are based in the Parow area. Above all, my relationship with my Heaven Father is my treasure. Without Him I can do absolutely nothing. The Lord help me to birth a women's ministry called Godfident Women last year and since then we have been coming together regularly, building each other. My greatest love in the Ministry is intercession, so we get together every Thursday and pray.
Musab Official is an artist rapper song writer |actor preacher and business man, resident permanent in China Guangzhou for more than 7 years. Musab is an artist in full multitude gift can also speak 5 languages, Chinese, English, French, Portuguese. Musab is a business owner/CEO.
Since 2007 Musab started recording rap music in studio and television shows! In 2017 in the vacation Musab record 3 singles with Grodäsh and Bomoko Ba Nkoyi the first song published by TRACE Kitoko.
This week on 180 Degrees, the girls will be chatting to a trailblazing woman, Simryn Andhee. Simran is the leader of the Quantitative Investment Analysis Team at ICP. She uses a vast skill set to her best possible ability to help her company find investors. As a graduate in actuarial sciences she is a great inspiration to young girls everywhere to enter any field of their choosing and to dominate.
This week the 180 Degrees girls will be talking to Viola Manuel, the MOT's Country Director. This ending off the MOT takeover with a bang, the girls will be discussing the vision MOT has for the remainder of the year and how they plan to carry on helping the youth, by being an inspiration and providing a platform to help young people in need of guidance.
This week on 180 Degrees, the girls will be talking to Ency Litsoane, a MOT chairperson and brand ambassador and entrepreneur about her life experience and the work of MOT.
This week on 180 Degrees the girls will be chatting to Lauren Cassell as she shares her testimony about how the Lord helped her overcome a difficult childhood because of circumstances beyond her control. She is telling her story in hopes to help anyone else out there in a similar position.
On this episode of 180 Degrees, the girls will be talking to Liam Preston. He is a 20 year old worship leader at Light Ministries International. He also has a passion for praising and worshiping Jesus through musical expression. He is here to talk to us about what it means to hold such a heavy mantel at such an early age.
This week on 180 Degrees the girls will be speaking to Pastor Brian Preston of Light Ministry based in Brooklyn. He has been in the ministry for 20 years, studied at Team Impact, have an Honors Degree and is also a certified marriage officer commissioner of oats passionate about Jesus Christ. He also ministers in Brooklyn Open Air services to prostitutes and has been feeding the homeless with 2 feeding projects.
This week on 180 will be speaking to Amaryne Buys, a young referent in the Dutch Reformed Church. She will be talking to the girls about her experience as a woman in ministry, a youth in ministry and what it entails to be in a position of leadership in the church.
This week on 180 Degrees the girls will be talking to Terence Klaasen. This show forms part of the MOT takeover and falls in line with honouring the youth. Terence is a MOT Coach at False Bay College TVET College and the principal of Fairmount Secondary School.
This week on 180 Degrees the girls will be talking to Darren Maybe as part of the MOT takeover in line with honouring the youth. Darren is a MOT Coach and Young MOTivator from False Bay College TVET College.
This week the 180 Degrees girls will be talking to Melissa Richards, MOT Coach and educator at Zeekoevlei High School.
Tonight we will be chatting to Michaela Preston and Leah Naidoo about themselves and getting to know them a bit more. As we can tell that they might stay a while.
This week on 180 Degrees the girls will be chatting to Elzmari Strydom the Project Leader at the Rootz facility in Philipi. Rootz is a multi-purpose and community-run centre, non-profit company that has formally opened its doors for members of the youth in Philippi Village, Cape Town.
This week the 180 Degree girls will be talking to Dr Idorenyin Akpabio about mental health and some tips to use during this exam season.
This week on 180 Degrees, the girls will be chatting to Pastor Queen Dukor about her singing career, her ministry, her Christian singing career and her plans for the future as well as her career as a Pastor in The Great Assembly City.
This week we will be chatting to Terrence and Bonita Meyer, the visionaries of an organization called Community Changers. They do various outreaches within the communities and they also have different programs running through the community of Delft.
This week, the 180 Degrees crew will be chatting to Pastor Sam of the Charismatic Revival Ministries about the international conference. Two days with a power packed program. Pastor Lazarus Muoka will oversee the conference.
This week 180 Degrees team will be chatting to Nkateko Ndla-Magoro. She is a registered counselling Psychologist with the health professional counsel of South Africa as well as the managing director of a well-established, fast growing and vibrant practice.
This week 180 Degrees team will be chatting to Stanford Samaai a husband, father, full time employee and the visionary of God's Work Production.
Prophetess Michelle Links is a very dynamic and on fire woman of God. She is a wife, a mom of 3, a property agent and also one of the visionaries of The Love Church International. Michelle will be sharing a little bit on what God has done for her and how He has used her pain for purpose.
On this week's episode of 180 Degrees we will be talking to Pastor Tolulola George about her work with Re-Imagine Family. What are their future goals and how they will be achieving them.
Lauren is a passionate bible scholar, theologian and expositor. Lauren is also deeply passionate about seeing women set free from false beliefs which have disempowered women for generations. She started her career as a psychologist, and trauma worker for abused women before becoming a freelance journalist specialising on justice issues relating to women.
We will be chatting to Gheta Isaacs a 4th year student who has been through the ups and downs of life.
Caitlin Prinsloo, also known as "Artsy Sloth", is a 19 year old Capetonian artist who specializes in murals and does art work on a commissions basis. She is joining us tonight to talk about her budding journey as an artist, her dreams and to tell us a little bit more about who Caitlin Prinsloo really is.
Tonight, for the second time, we will be talking to Sandy Cipriano the founder of Cupcakes of Hope, a charity organization that uses the sale of cupcakes to change the lives of children in South Africa who have been diagnosed with cancer. The interview will center around Child Cancer Day on the 15th of February and how the listeners could participate in the day.
On this episode of 180 Degrees the girls will be discussing the realities of being a Christian in the entertainment industry.
Affectionately nicknamed, "Auntie Mary", Mary Ene Ogboko is a business owner, principle, and pillar in her community. This week she joins the 180 Degrees girls to share her experience and insight on what it is like to run a creche for over 10 years in a community that needs her as well as share some life experience tips with the audience.
Hilda Masiza runs IKhaya Educare located currently in the Western Cape. In this interview we will discuss the needs and experiences she has had to deal with as the leader of an NGO.
In this interview the 180 Degree girls will be interviewing Apostle Nnamdi Nnorom from Fountain of Life International. This company has various missions outreaches in Africa, with a focus on West Africa.
Tonight we speak to Pastor Ashley Arendse. He is the owner of the Red Eagle Tribe which is a branding business that brands apparel with scriptures from the Word of God.
Tonight we speak to Suzann Grobbelaar about financial planning. She gives us advice about how to handle our finances.
Tonight we are joined by the founders and Lead Pastors of The Love Church Apostle Werner Links and Prophetess Michelle Links.
Tonight we have Fagan Henry the owner of Kairos Blind. He will be speaking to us a little about his business that he has started and also how COVID-19 has affected business and the way of doing things.
This week the 180 Degrees team will be chatting to Jacqueline Carolus who works in an administrative role at MOT. She has gone through the training with fellow MOT alumni and has been with the organisation since 2013 coordinating their admin and social media.
This week the 180 Degrees team will be chatting to Cheslyn Rippenaar who is a MOT Youth Alumni, Young MOTivator and MOT Coach about his journey with MOT and how the organisation has impacted his life and allows him to impact others.
On Saturday, 21 August 2021, university students from across the country competed in the ASSA South African Tertiary Mathematics Olympiad (SATMO). We talk to the joint winners of the ASSA South African Tertiary Mathematics Olympiad (SATMO).
We will be talking to Liliane Mukidi who is an influential woman and the owner of Umoja Sewing. Beading and other services which is a NPO that aims to empower women in her community with the ability to sustain themselves and provide for their families as well as learn valuable skills. This interview will place a special focus on her autobiographical novel.
Sasha Dearham is a Young MOTivator (Youth leader), MOT Coach (facilitator) and former SRC Chairperson at False Bay TVET College, as well as a mother!
This interview we will be talking to Lauren Jacobs a highly accomplished and decorated woman. She is a writer, a presenter here at Radio Cape Pulipt (she presents on Voice of Change) and she is a minister and has even presented at Ted Talk. She is here to share some of her experiences and has words of advice relevant to anyone who can listen.
This Monday we will be talking to Darren Maybe SRC Vice President at False Bay TVET College, Young MOTivator and winner of the prestigious MOT Are Hovstad Award.
Tonight we are joined by Tehila Davidse who is part of an organisation HewLin Compassion. Tehila runs the Women's Empowerment department within the Organisation.
Octavia Spandiel is a young woman currently working in radio in Paarl. She is also working as a journalist, with several published articles. She has had a very interesting academic career.
We spoke to Pastor Olu George, a teacher, radio presenter, pastor, father and author about his newly published book Stress Less, Live Full. It is a reprint of his original book Stressless Living, reprinted in a time of global panic. We talked to him about the book and what moved him to write it.
Tonight we spoke to Luané Mclachlan. She is a former presenter of 180 Degrees. She is now a minister in Maraisburg. She shared more information about the community and the work she is doing currently.
180 Degrees talks to Mboniswa Lucas Mpendulo of Hope Africa Collective about their mission, vision, and ultimate goal to end world poverty.
Bruce and Megan are youth leaders in NexGen youth. They have just had an amazing conference this past weekend. We will be chatting a little bit about the youth ministry and how COVID-19 has affected how they do things.
Lukhanyo Sofisa is a local youth pastor and LLB student. Lukhanyo has always had a passion for writing. Last year he wrote a poetry book dedicated to women for woman's month and he has also been working on a play he hopes to take to the stage one day. We will be discussing his journey and growth as a writer and what he hopes hopes to accomplish with his art.
We will be talking to Liliane Mukidi who is an influential woman and the owner of Umoja Sewing, Beading and other services which is an NPO that aims to empower women in her community with the ability to sustain themselves and provide for their families as well as learn valuable skills.
As we are currently over a year into the Covid 19 pandemic and international lockdown we will be talking about the virus and how it continues to affect the world, we will also be busting some inaccurate myths that follow the virus and just generally spreading positive information.
Tonight we will be talking to Lisolethu Jacobs and Sesethu Mani a mother daughter duo who are very prominent in the South African beauty pageant industry. Lisolethu is the most recent winner of Ms City of Cape Town and has won a variety of other pageants and competitions, and her mother, Sesethu Mani has her own past in the industry.
We will be talking to Dewald Jacobs, who is a poet and soon to be minister in the URCSA/VGK. We will be chatting about his poetry and the inspiration for it, as well as how it connects to his spiritual life.
This week we will be talking to Pieter Nel, a masters in theology student at Stellenbosch University. He wrote his undergrad thesis about parents' influence on their children in the church.
This week we will be talking to Nicolette van de Walt from the Afrikaanse Christelike Vroue Vereeniging a non-profit organisation. It is one of the oldest ones in the social services field and has branches in four different provinces. Their services span across a wide variety of areas including child protection, early childhood development, older persons and special needs and leadership and training. They are also running a campaign, Bottles for Ubuntu as a direct reaction to the devastation that occurred in 2020 after the Covid 19 pandemic and lockdowns that devastated the country and the world at large.
We will be chatting to Kowie Swanepoel about her amazing testimony that changed the very fabric of her mental health, marriage and family life. She was relieved of these sufferings after coming to the realization that the source of her issues came through demonic possession, a demon she has since expelled.
Vera School for Learners with Autism was founded in 1970. It is the oldest of only five government schools in South Africa which make specific provision for learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Vera School is regarded as a specialist resource centre in the field of ASD. Teachers as well as other professionals are encouraged to utilize the school for information, support and guidance. Regular workshops are offered by the Vera staff for parents, teachers and professionals from various settings, who work with learners with ASD.
We will be chatting to Kingsley about his work in Khayelitsha with underprivileged children. He provides many work shops for the kids there to provide them with skills and resources to improve their lives. These resources also provide the children with valuable lessons and skills that they can use later on in life.
Hewitt and Linzell de Jager are the co-founders of the organisation HewLin Compassion. Since 2011, the couple started to reach out to people living on the streets of Cape Town and have since registered the NPO in 2013.
The 180 Degrees team spoke to David Malila, an experienced operations manager within taxpayer service with a demonstrated history of working within the government administration industry. With 23 years' service in different departments at the South African Revenue Services.
Tonight we will be speaking to Soraya Solomon, the Director of Friends of Valkenberg. Friends of Valkenberg is an organsation that works closely with Valkenberg Psychiatric Hospital. They help them support their patients as well as the staff. Their role at the hospital is very viral as it allows them to work smoothly and allows the patients to recover and develop sound mental health habits to so that they can function properly.
Tonight we will be speaking to Dayna Gay Tate, the founder of Studio Dayna Gay. Dayna describes herself as a visual storyteller who creates on mediums include photography, ceramics and water colour. Her art is mesmerizing and extremely enjoyable. Today she will be telling us more about her journey into artistry and how the Spirit leads her in her art.
Robin Weber - Now you know we love stories of hope here on 180 degrees and this evening for our Monday motivation we are joined by a dynamic man of God, Robin Weber, who will be sharing a little bit about his testimony and what God has done in his life.
Tonight we will be speaking to Anri and her teammates who are doing the Global Challenge year. They will need to do some serious training. They will be talking about their expectations and what they need to go on the trip.
Tonight we will be speaking to Athi Ndwebu founder of the charity foundation Uyanda SERVE IN FAITH MOVEMENT FOUNDATION this charity is led by young people and was founded by Athi in the year 2017 when he was 16. They work within the local communities with a mission,"To enhance the lives of our people in our local communities". Their main objective is to create and to develop a helping and supporting system in our society. They also stand to provide service to all communities regarding: CHARITY/FEEDING CHEME/MENTORSHIP/EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT AND OTHER RELATED SITUATIONS OR ISSUES AND THEIR CONDITIONS
Tonight we will be talking to Cupcakes of Hope, a charity organisation that uses the sale of cupcakes to change the lives of children in South Africa who have been diagnosed with cancer. The interview will center around Child Cancer Day on the 15 and how the listeners can participate in the day.
Fagan Henry shares a fascinating story of hope starting with where he began and where he is at now. He and his wife run a Facebook page “The Henry’s” sharing and encouraging the people. He also has his own business Kairos Blinds which we will touch on and speak about.
Aviella Frankel is the owner of Taste and See, a new found baking business that delivers baked goods on the west coast. Following the theme of speaking to small businesses in the pandemic and the amazing story behind how the business came to be.
HeArt At Work is an NGO that aims to empower mothers to provide a steady income for their families by giving them the opportunity to sell their handcrafted gifts objects such as jewelry, art, decor and many more. Their business ideals are based on the philosophy of uBuntu and they are passionate about giving back to the community.
Noleen Classen owner of Noleen’s takeaways. Noleen has taken the lockdown time to forward her dreams and open her very own business.
Missionary work and what it means to be a missionary as well as how COVID-19 Pandemic has affected missionary work in general.
The 180 Degrees team talks to Nikki Bolton from "One Land" about conservation. What it is, why it's important, and how to get involved.
Is it only a dream? The team talks to talk to Feenix, an online fundraising platform that connects students and communities for fundraising projects to provide debt-free education.
The 180 Degrees team talks to Aneleh Fourie Le Roux from CABSA about Women's Day; it's history, and its social implications for South African women today.
We talked to the talented Tsholo Moeketsane; she owns an online-township based fashion store with most of her items collected from her community in Mohlakeng, South Africa