8 episodes
It All Comes Down To This Lutcha
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It All Comes Down To This : Shifting Perspectives.
We all have that one moment where something changed, whether it was gradually or overnight. What was the change though? Was the glass suddenly half full ? Was there even anything IN the glass ? How did your perspective change? Through candid conversations and profound insights , we uncover the power of perspective and it’s impact on personal and societal growth.
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The irresistible appeal of individuality.
Breakfast at Khujo’s has introduced an interesting counter culture where an array of alternative music lovers gather to share in their joy of an untapped , almost under appreciated, sound scape.
I talk to Kagiso Malefane, more affectionately known as Khujo who shared the urgency of doing what you love, living out loud and music as the source for great connections.
“There’s nothing like the satisfaction that comes with acting out of honesty and whether you like it or not, that’s me”
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A prayer with Credo
Sunshine in Pitori
Tsela ya batamai (ft Thando Nje)
Forever (ft Filah Lah Lah) -
The value of your craft
Khutjo Green dives deep into the value of creative investment and why actors need to take themselves seriously. We unpack process , play and presence - “as I give what do I take?”
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The state of the arts: critical condition
Turn the volume up for some real talk.
Madiba says: “Artists are most vocal when they are starving!”
Zanele Madiba, speaks on disrupting power dynamics in the arts industry and how a niggling restlessness sparked the pursuit in an acting career which This podcast episode introduces the ups and downs of fame, not being good enough and navigating the stranded and struggling artist narrative. -
It's not important to be understood
The crossroads between artistry, Being and spirituality. Rapper, actor and light worker, Ngwato shares his process of crystallization and how it affects his art. We touch on the standards of South African film and music production as well as harnessing one's creative power. This podcast is the energy bar you never knew you needed and a sneak peek at the inevitable reality of facing the ugliness of who we have become during this pandemic.
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Were you even prepared for this podcast?
AFDA graduate , actor and writer Sabelo Ndumo opens a can of worms on creativity, corporates and collaboration.
With high energy and unfiltered truths , we touch on everything as it pertains to navigating artistry , blackness and our personal and private blindspots.
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Episode 3 - Cultural activism, carrot funk and the beginnings of a sound twist. In this episode , unapologetic in his b
""Art As Culture podcast identifies creative pioneers who are adding to the dynamic culture of the arts, across all forms. The currency of creativity has increased significantly, a complete shift from prior perceptions and labels such as ‘struggling artist’ and deeming it only as a hobby. Storytelling lies at the heart of creativity and each guest, on the show, has a distinct signature and narrative to their craft. It is through conversation that we learn not only about their skill but how they managed to hone their crafts into careers""