We've got a rapper and his mogul manager in the booth this week. We're talking to SmangaOG and his manager about SmangaOG's latest release, First Touch. We also dive into what it takes to be an independent success in the music industry in South Africa.
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Black Thursday ft. DEAD
This week's show features an interview with the creator of lifestyle brand DEAD, Bangy. The chat starts off with his brand and what's going on, but it leads into conversations that are a lot more fundamental... take a listen to find out more.
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Millennial Conversations
This week Khanyisa, Addai and Zinhle discuss current events and some pressing issues that the youth are facing. You don't want to miss this conversation!
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Extraterrestrial Talent
This week's show sees the return of the host with the most Yaw Majesty and Khanyi. The boys interview the music and acting experimental artist Love Sechaba, who gives a wonderful live performance and shares some insight on his life as a multi-faceted creative. We also discuss media ownership and how people run the world.
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Dumi Gumbi, Petronella Tshuma & Lucille Slade
Khanyisa sits down with Dumi Gumbi and Petronella Tshuma, the producer and main actress in 'The Tokoloshe' - one of the first mainstream horror movies produced, shot and edited right here in South Africa. Then singer and songwriter Lucille Slade shares her soulful vocals and inspiring plans for her music in the future.
The Millennial Gen podcast is an extension from the Millennial Gen concept, a multi-faceted platform for any type of creative that provides them with the perfect creative eco system that allows for them to post their works and gain recognition for it. The show provides a space for creatives to again voice themselves and display their talents, as well as engaging in millennial culture. The show covers various topics from youth culture to youth economics, with the aim not only to provide a platform for young creatives, but also to educate the masses about modern day youth culture – as well as educating creatives about issues that may hinder them.
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