The 8th annual Nature Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers Fellows Summit and Congress is currently on in Durban till the 4th of April .Hosted by the NEWF, a Non-Profit organization based in Durban, this event provides a platform for filmmakers, conservationists and scientists to engage, network and contribute through storytelling towards a shared vision of protecting the earths’ natural assets for future generations. Joining me now is Pragna Parsotam Kok - South African storyteller, film and television producer and serves as the co-founder and executive director of Nature, Environment & Wildlife Filmmakers.

The 8th annual Nature Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers Fellows Summit and Congress is&nbsp;currently on in Durban till the 4th of April .Hosted by the NEWF, a Non-Profit organization based in Durban, this event provides a platform for&nbsp;filmmakers, conservationists and scientists to engage, network and contribute through storytelling&nbsp;towards a shared vision of protecting the earths&rsquo; natural assets for future generations.&nbsp;Joining me now is Pragna Parsotam Kok - South African storyteller, film and television producer and&nbsp;serves as the co-founder and executive director of Nature, Environment &amp; Wildlife Filmmakers.

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Pragna Parsotam Kok  - 03 April 2025

Advocate Robin Sewlall joins Varshan Sookhun on Lunch Break on Lotus FM to discuss Volume 2 of My Radio Memory: Making the Medium Marvellous. He reflects on the enduring power of radio in the digital age, the importance of keeping content real, relevant and riveting, and the need for greater inclusivity in broadcasting. Robin also shares insights into the memorable stories of radio personalities featured in the book ahead of its launch in Durban.

Advocate Robin Sewlall joins Varshan Sookhun on&nbsp;Lunch Break on Lotus FM to discuss Volume 2 of My Radio Memory: Making the Medium Marvellous. He reflects on the enduring power of radio in the digital age, the importance of keeping content real, relevant and riveting, and the need for greater inclusivity in broadcasting. Robin also shares insights into the memorable stories of radio personalities featured in the book ahead of its launch in Durban.

My Radio Memory: Advocate Robin Sewlall on the Power and Future of Radio - 22 October 2026

Shakira Gaffar joins us to share more about the Tongaat Muslim Society’s upcoming Market and Fun Day, a family-friendly event raising funds for the Habibiya Soofie Saheb Musjid. From local small-business and home-based vendors to the society’s sustainable garden initiative, discover the activities planned for the day and how the community can get involved in supporting this worthy cause.

Shakira Gaffar joins us to share more about the Tongaat Muslim Society&rsquo;s upcoming Market and Fun Day, a family-friendly event raising funds for the Habibiya Soofie Saheb Musjid. From local small-business and home-based vendors to the society&rsquo;s sustainable garden initiative, discover the activities planned for the day and how the community can get involved in supporting this worthy cause.

Tongaat Muslim Society Market and Fun Day: A Celebration of Community and Giving Back - 21 October 2026

In this episode, we sit down with Treasure Mlima, a proudly South African visual artist whose distinctive carved-wood sculptures reflect his upbringing, architectural draughting background and exploration of the human form within space.From his roots in Durban to showcasing his work locally and internationally, including in South Korea, Treasure is steadily making his mark on the African contemporary art scene. We explore his artistic journey, creative philosophy and what it means to remain true to his vision.We also celebrate his achievement as the 2026 recipient of the Absa L’Atelier Art Gerard Sekoto Award and look ahead to his upcoming three-month residency in Paris in April 2027. Join us as Treasure shares his ambitions, the opportunities that lie ahead, and words of encouragement for emerging South African artists striving to have their work seen and recognised.

In this episode, we sit down with Treasure Mlima, a proudly South African visual artist whose distinctive carved-wood sculptures reflect his upbringing, architectural draughting background and exploration of the human form within space.From his roots in Durban to showcasing his work locally and internationally, including in South Korea, Treasure is steadily making his mark on the African contemporary art scene. We explore his artistic journey, creative philosophy and what it means to remain true to his vision.We also celebrate his achievement as the 2026 recipient of the Absa L&rsquo;Atelier Art Gerard Sekoto Award and look ahead to his upcoming three-month residency in Paris in April 2027. Join us as Treasure shares his ambitions, the opportunities that lie ahead, and words of encouragement for emerging South African artists striving to have their work seen and recognised.

Pragna Parsotam Kok - 03 April 2025

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