The Dojo SA Podcast

The DojoSA Podcast

Welcome to The Dojo, home to unfiltered conversations, raw opinions and hysterical banter. Join The Sensei and The Archbishop as they unpack Trending Topics, Hip Hop and Life in their quest for true enlightenment.

  1. 3D AGO

    The Dojo S19E02 – SONA | Water Crisis | Army for crime | Breadwinner double standards & gender roles

    No Tabang this week, but the energy is still up.The guys kick off with everyday economics — refill stores, cheaper essentials, and how branding plays us. From there it turns into real adult talk: parenting struggles, phonics vs memorisation, and the frustration of helping your kid with maths homework when the methods don’t even make sense anymore.Then it gets political. SONA promises, water task teams, billion-rand budgets, and leaders saying they had to shower at hotels — while communities still go dry. The conversation moves into crime, Zama Zamas, whether deploying soldiers is extreme or necessary, and whether communities are slowly losing control.The second half gets spicy: gender roles, “house husband” perceptions, interracial dating dynamics, unemployment stigma, and what really defines a “bum” in a relationship.They close it off with a listener dilemma about a biological father wanting back into his child’s life — and the tension that creates in a new household.00:00 Refill stores & cheaper essentials02:36 Episode intro – Season 19 Episode 203:35 Uzuri Online & Standby Auto Repairs plug10:31 Parenting & why phonics matters19:33 Maths homework struggles39:16 SONA recap & water crisis frustration44:54 “Hotel shower” comments & public outrage54:24 Gangs, PAGAD & community safety01:04:23 Zama Zamas & “send the soldiers?” debate01:15:45 Travel stories & airline frustrations01:49:00 Gender roles & interracial dating dynamics01:58:24 What makes someone a “bum”?02:04:06 Attraction, standards & relationship equity02:08:45 Listener dilemma – stepfather vs biological father02:15:53 Boundaries, courts & household alignment02:29:24 How not to approach co-parenting conflict

    45 min
  2. FEB 10

    The Dojo S19E01 – Marrying the Elite | Madlanga Commission ‘Kat’ Cash Saga & Masculinity Debate

    In Season 19, Episode 1, we get into how power really moves: marriage, family ties, and elite networks that keep the same people connected—often from the same schools and circles. Then we shift to the Madlanga Commission / “Kat” money storyline (allegations, receipts, and how influence protects people), before closing with a straight-up conversation about what makes a man, modern gender expectations, and a side-quest into “African Casting” / porn culture and what it says about society.In this episode:00:00:00 – Intro & opening reflections00:01:03 – Marrying into power: why elite relationships compound access00:06:01 – Same schools, same circles: how networks reproduce themselves00:35:24 – The “Kat” money saga & Madlanga Commission thread kicks off00:46:33 – Politics, power, and why institutions struggle to hold elites accountable00:56:06 – “Billionaire mindset”, status, and the way money changes behaviour01:26:40 – “Softest land”: comfort, entitlement, and modern expectations02:02:32 – Masculinity vs feminism: “what makes a man?”02:27:07 – African Casting discussion & porn culture realities02:38:20 – Wrap-up & outroMembers link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUMOuh1jlaqsPnQUCYZ0zGW_rAPatreon link: patreon.com/TheDojoPodcastMonthly donation link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuh1jlaqsPnQUCYZ0zGW_rA/join Once off donation link: https://pay.yoco.com/the-dojo-podcast-pty-ltd Merch: https://thedojoapparel.com/collections/allhttps://uzurionline.co.za/pages/seller-profile/the-dojo-apparel

    2h 38m
  3. 12/05/2025

    The Dojo S18E13 – Our Maluti Weekend Unpacked | Camping, Culture & Connectivity

    Season 18, Ep. 13—our year-ender. We unpack a muddy but memorable Lesotho festival weekend: sound issues, rain, vendor wins, cash/airtime drama, and why Bushfire sets a high bar. Then we zoom out—on BE & fronting, corruption incentives, community vs. individual duty, “black tax,” child work vs. responsibility, and what a rite of passage really means today. 00:00 – Cold open & season wrap (“The Dojo”) 00:21 – Why this is the last drop of the year 01:01 – Missed last week & early drop talk 02:05 – Lesotho trip: the good, the rain, the reset 02:56 – Sound engineering & “be ready on Day 1” 03:49 – Stage setup, luggage chaos & planning gaps 04:57 – Rain plans, shelters & the beer garden problem 05:32 – Vendors were the MVPs 06:20 – Headline sponsors, screens & first impressions 06:52 – Pricing vs. Bushfire experience 08:56 – Performing in the rain; unfair to artists 10:25 – Party stage & creating your own vibe 12:20 – Cashless vs. cash-only: airtime, ATMs, and sponsors 15:45 – Why we’ll still go back (and how to fix it) 17:00 – Camping gear, showers & what actually worked 20:30 – Safety, screens outside camps, & network as “core product” 24:50 – Local participation: singers, crews, and fairness 28:55 – Packages & scams—what to verify 33:05 – Politics pivot: testimony, tenders & “nature of the game” 41:00 – BE vs. fronting: the messy middle 49:40 – Who really benefits? Supply chains & ownership 56:00 – “Black tax” reframed: conveyor belt of service 1:04:30 – Child work vs. responsibility: context matters 1:12:40 – Retirement, dignity, and consumerism creep 1:21:50 – Personhood: West vs. African communal lens 1:34:00 – Dual lives, values bleed, and community norms 1:45:30 – Ancestral home and why “opting out” isn’t simple 1:53:00 – Rites, leadership, and accepting the cookies 1:54:10 – Outro

    2h 8m
  4. 11/25/2025

    S18E12 - Weddings, tipsy truths & America’s audacity — from G20 drama to SA realities

    From the cost (and joy) of weddings to the fine line between “nice and light” and drunk, the crew gets candid. Then it’s a hard pivot into geopolitics and culture: the G20 no-show saga, America’s brash confidence, guns, the military, capitalism vs. our social leanings, Sun City vs. Vegas, crime, tenderpreneurship, and why SA athletes’ money doesn’t stretch like the NBA’s. Chapters00:00 – Cold open: Dojo vibes, lunch banter01:10 – Wedding season: fun, costs, travel, outfits03:20 – Why some love weddings (and some don’t)05:55 – Drinking talk: chasing tipsy vs. getting drunk09:45 – Day drinking strategies that (sometimes) work11:18 – Vodka, tequila, Jäger: what still “agrees” with us14:56 – Dry January, regret hangovers, resetting in the new year16:50 – All-white day parties, mature crowd, summer groove17:57 – Second location rule: why nothing good happens there20:58 – Current affairs pivot: G20 in SA, U.S. boycott claims22:40 – Diplomatic jabs, visas, and protocol spats24:30 – Has the U.S. lost its shine? Social media reality check27:20 – Public schools, ignorance online, and the “American dream”30:10 – Blue-collar comfort vs. SA grind; food stamps chat33:35 – Homelessness contrasts: U.S. winter vs. SA street reality35:24 – Audacity as a national culture (Reagan, Trump, celebs to leaders)41:50 – Guns, bravado, and the Marines mindset46:10 – Why SA can’t (and shouldn’t) mirror U.S. extremes49:30 – Vegas built by the mob; Sun City’s inspiration52:55 – Illicit routes to wealth then vs. tendering now56:40 – SA football salaries vs. U.S. guaranteed mega-contracts1:02:20 – Capitalism, ceilings, and why America defends it1:06:45 – Arts & culture as export; what SA should double down on Highlights Real talk on enjoying the event but hating the admin and spend. The science of stopping at “pleasantly tipsy” (and why it fails). A blunt look at G20 optics and U.S.–SA tensions. Audacity, scale, and safety nets: why the U.S. plays a different game. SA realities: social leanings, tender culture, and athlete finances.

    45 min
  5. 11/03/2025

    The Dojo S18E09 | Replace BEE? DA’s ‘Inclusion’ Bill Debated, Milnerton Bullying Scandal, Y2K Survival Talk

    No filters, no fluff. The crew debates the DA’s plan to replace BEE with an “Economic Inclusion” bill, real reform or political theatre? Then we unpack the Milnerton High bullying scandal and the darker side of initiation culture. From nuclear war paranoia and survivalist talk to South Africa’s cultural dominance, this one covers it all. Plus, the team weighs in on the new HIV-prevention jab, tribal jokes, and why Mzansi might just be the coolest country on the planet. In this episode: • DA’s “Economic Inclusion” Bill vs BEE — policy shift or political spin? • Milnerton High bullying scandal — when “tradition” crosses into violence. • Luthuli and Biko inquests — truth, justice, and rewriting South African history. • The new HIV jab — can it finally end the epidemic? • Why SA culture rules the world — Amapiano, Black Coffee, Uncle Waffles and more. • Nuclear war fears, survivalist talk, and why Africa might be the safest place when it all goes down. Join the conversation: Should BEE evolve or be replaced? Are initiation rituals still relevant? Would you take the HIV jab? Drop your thoughts in the comments — let’s unpack Mzansi’s madness together. #TheDojoPodcast #SouthAfrica #SAPolitics #BEE #DA #EconomicInclusion #Milnerton #Bullying #SteveBiko #AlbertLuthuli #HIVJab #Amapiano #BlackCoffee #UncleWaffles #SouthAfricanCulture

    3h 14m

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Welcome to The Dojo, home to unfiltered conversations, raw opinions and hysterical banter. Join The Sensei and The Archbishop as they unpack Trending Topics, Hip Hop and Life in their quest for true enlightenment.

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