Broadcast legend Wilson B Nkosi reflects on his remarkable 40-year journey from Radio Metro to national fame, sharing insights on perseverance, mentorship, and the evolution of the industry. He also gives a glimpse into his upcoming documentary on SABC 2 and marks the significance of Freedom Day with a powerful career highlight.

Broadcast legend Wilson B Nkosi reflects on his remarkable 40-year journey from Radio Metro to national fame, sharing insights on perseverance, mentorship, and the evolution of the industry. He also gives a glimpse into his upcoming documentary on SABC 2 and marks the significance of Freedom Day with a powerful career highlight.

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From Radio Metro to Legacy: The 40-Year Journey of Wilson B Nkosi - 22 April 2026

Sasha Knott shares how SMEs can reduce hiring time and costs by avoiding common recruitment mistakes and using smarter tools like AI. Learn about the real impact of a bad hire and practical, low-cost ways to improve your hiring process.

Sasha Knott shares how SMEs can reduce hiring time and costs by avoiding common recruitment mistakes and using smarter tools like AI. Learn about the real impact of a bad hire and practical, low-cost ways to improve your hiring process.

Hiring Smarter, Not Harder: Cutting Costs & Time in SME Recruitment - 21 April 2026

This episode explores the power of the human voice in podcasting and modern storytelling. Lane Croucamp shares insights on what makes podcasts engaging, why they resonate with audiences, and how production and editing shape the listener’s experience.

This episode explores the power of the human voice in podcasting and modern storytelling. Lane Croucamp shares insights on what makes podcasts engaging, why they resonate with audiences, and how production and editing shape the listener&rsquo;s experience.

The Power of Voice: How Podcasts Captivate and Connect - 20 April 2026

Dr Shamila Ramsookbhai joins us to discuss her short story collection My Milkshakes Brings All The Boys To The Yard, exploring themes of survival, identity, and real-life experiences. The conversation also highlights the evolution of South African literature and offers a preview of her upcoming book, Eat Pray Die: Afterlife Memoirs.

Dr Shamila Ramsookbhai joins us to discuss her short story collection My Milkshakes Brings All The Boys To The Yard, exploring themes of survival, identity, and real-life experiences. The conversation also highlights the evolution of South African literature and offers a preview of her upcoming book, Eat Pray Die: Afterlife Memoirs.

From Radio Metro to Legacy: The 40-Year Journey of Wilson B Nkosi - 22 April 2026

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