Guest: Gloria Bosman | operatically trained African Jazz, House and Soul Singer

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Guest:&nbsp;Gloria Bosman |&nbsp;operatically trained African Jazz, House and Soul SingerSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

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The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

There's only one way to celebrate the weekend wakeup and 702 serves up the perfect accompaniment via the radio!

There's only one way to celebrate the weekend wakeup and 702 serves up the perfect accompaniment via the radio!

Weekend Breakfast with Gugs Mhlungu

Profile Interview: Gloria Bosman (Part 1)

Renowned jazz guitarist & writer, Billy Monama on Freedom Songs and the role of music in the anti-apartheid struggle and free speech. Billy also recently released his new album The Y Factor Project.

 

Renowned jazz guitarist &amp; writer, Billy Monama on Freedom Songs and the role of music in the anti-apartheid struggle and free speech. Billy also recently released his new album The Y Factor Project.
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Billy Monama on new album & the contribution of musicians to SA’s Freedom.

Gugs Mhlungu profiles Academic, writer, award-winning author from University of Pretoria, Dr Nokuthula Mazibuko Msimang on her life story, the importance of reading at an early age, the art of writing and the legacy of some of the musicians she worked with. Dr. Mazibuko-Msimang is a Writing and Research Artist Fellow at the University of Pretoria’s Future Africa Institute. For over 25 years, Mazibuko Msimang has worked as a writer, academic, producer, and broadcaster creating value based content for young and old audiences on multiple platforms. She is part of the Puku Children’s Literature network where she consults on special projects. Her academic work also entails supervising Masters Students at AFDA – The School for the Creative Economy. Her books for young readers celebrate positive cultural and social values and encourage self-love, confidence, courage and resilience.

 

 

Gugs Mhlungu profiles Academic, writer, award-winning author from University of Pretoria, Dr Nokuthula Mazibuko Msimang on her life story, the importance of reading at an early age, the art of writing and the legacy of some of the musicians she worked with. Dr. Mazibuko-Msimang is a Writing and Research Artist Fellow at the University of Pretoria&rsquo;s Future Africa Institute. For over 25 years, Mazibuko Msimang has worked as a writer, academic, producer, and broadcaster creating value based content for young and old audiences on multiple platforms. She is part of the Puku Children&rsquo;s Literature network where she consults on special projects. Her academic work also entails supervising Masters Students at AFDA &ndash; The School for the Creative Economy. Her books for young readers celebrate positive cultural and social values and encourage self-love, confidence, courage and resilience.
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Profiling: Dr Nokuthula Mazibuko-Msimang

Gugs Mhlungu and Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane interrogate the concept of Social currency in group dynamics and the Psychological traits of people who never contribute to online group chats.  

 

Gugs Mhlungu and Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane interrogate the concept of Social currency in group dynamics and the Psychological traits of people who never contribute to online group chats.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Profile Interview: Gloria Bosman (Part 1)

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