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The Voice of the Lighthouse Family, Tunde Baiyewu, on CapeTalk.
Tunde Baiyewu is a British singer-songwriter of Nigerian descent, and is a member of the multi-platinum selling, Lighthouse Family.
This is second part of our two-part conversation.
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We had our esteemed thought leader, investigative journalist and film writer/director/producer, Diana Neille, on Cape Talk last night from 9pm on the Business of Entertainment .
She discusses, in detail, Collective Management Organisations in South Africa .
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Investigative journalist and film writer/director/producer, Diana Neille, who spoke and delivered the keynote address at this year’s Music Exchange Conference (#MEX24) on 30th November, was in studio (Thursday 5th December) on CapeTalk on the Business of Entertainment from 9pm.
This chat will be eye opening if the keynote at Music Exchange is anything to go by.
We discussed – A Reporter’s Notes on Intermediary Impunity: Can the South African Music Industry be Reformed?
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Lighthouse Family has sold over 15 million albums throughout their career.
We speak to Tunde Baiyewu, the British singer-songwriter and member of the multi-platinum selling group about his journey to here.
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In this episode, we welcome back Glenn Gillis for the second part of fascinating and enlightening conversation around all things gaming and gamification.
Glenn is the co-founder and CEO of Sea Monster, and the chairperson of Games for Change Africa.
Glenn is a seasoned entrepreneur with 25 years of experience as a senior executive and consultant in the creative industries.
He is an expert on the role that technology plays in storytelling and a thought-leader on how impact games and immersive technologies (AR & VR) can be used to build brands and drive effective learning outcomes in Africa and beyond.
Prior to Sea Monster, Glenn served as the General Manager at two of South Africa’s leading film and animation companies: Moonlighting Film Services and Clockwork Zoo - Africa’s largest animation studio at the time.
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Glenn is the co-founder and CEO of Sea Monster, and the chairperson of Games for Change Africa.
Glenn is a seasoned entrepreneur with 25 years of experience as a senior executive and consultant in the creative industries.
He is an expert on the role that technology plays in storytelling and a thought-leader on how impact games and immersive technologies (AR & VR) can be used to build brands and drive effective learning outcomes in Africa and beyond.
Prior to Sea Monster, Glenn served as the General Manager at two of South Africa’s leading film and animation companies: Moonlighting Film Services and Clockwork Zoo - Africa’s largest animation studio at the time.
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Welcome to part two of my engaging interview with one of Roc Nation's many visionaries.
Mahlatse is the Managing Director of Roc Nation Sports International in Africa. Previously, he served as the CEO of the Kolisi Foundation.
His academic journey includes studying Biochemistry at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and recently completing a Masters in International Affairs, with a focus on Cybermediation, at King's College London.
At heart a peacemaker, Mahlatse has provided consultancy services to various organizations in the realms of sports, education, and corporate sectors, specializing in mediation, dispute resolution, inclusive leadership, and organizational culture, among other areas.
A dedicated family man, Mahlatse is happily married to his wife, Lusanda, and together they have three daughters. They reside in Cape Town. He is deeply committed to promoting values of collaboration, integrity, and continuous learning across various sectors, including business and NGOs.
Whether it's through his public speaking engagements, facilitating dialogues, or spending time with his family, Mahlatse is dedicated to making a positive impact in the world.
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Mahlatse Mashua who is the Managing Director of Roc Nation Sports International in Africa joined me in studio on (Thursday 31st October) on CapeTalk just after 9pm on the show called “The business of Entertainment”.
And we have a rebroadcast on a Sunday night at 9pm on CapeTalk.
Previously, Mahlatse served as the CEO of the Kolisi Foundation.
His academic journey includes studying Biochemistry at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and recently completing a Masters in International Affairs, with a focus on Cybermediation, at King’s College London.
At heart a peacemaker, Mahlatse has provided consultancy services to various organizations in the realms of sports, education, and corporate sectors, specializing in mediation, dispute resolution, inclusive leadership, and organizational culture, among other areas.
A dedicated family man, Mahlatse is happily married to his wife, Lusanda, and together they have three daughters.
He is deeply committed to promoting values of collaboration, integrity, and continuous learning across various sectors, including business and NGOs.
Whether it’s through his public speaking engagements, facilitating dialogues, or spending time with his family, Mahlatse is dedicated to making a positive impact in the world.
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Since Real Concerts’ inception in 1994, Roddy Quin has gained a reputation as one of South Africa’s most adventurous promoters and has successfully brought to the country many heavyweight music acts, among them:
Massive Attack, Garbage, Placebo, Skunk Anansie, Spin Doctors, Hootie & the Blowfish, Tevin Campbell, Youssou N ‘Dour, Tracy Chapman, Simple Minds in amongst others.
Lots to digest including Big Concerts , Johnny Clegg and much more.
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On Thurs 17th Oct on CapeTalk on the show the business of entertainment just past 9pm (21H00) we had in studio the founder of Real Concerts & RAM – Real Artist Management, Roddy Quin.
Roddy has been involved in concert promotion and artist management for the past 36 years, working with both international and South African events and artists.
In the culturally isolated 1980s, Roddy was intimately involved in the careers of (amongst others) two of South Africa’s hottest acts – Johnny Clegg and Mango Groove, whom he toured with both at home and abroad.
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Ivor Haarburger occupied various roles at Gallo in his 40 years, from Marketing and Sales, to A&R and eventually as CEO.
In his time at Gallo he also signed some of the South Africa's greatest artists.
These include:
Ladysmith Black Mambazo,
The Mahotella Queens,
Stimela,
Ray Phiri,
Don Laka,
Harari,
Lucky Dube,
Gito Baloi,
Miriam Makeba and,
Sipho “Hotstix” Mabuse.
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Ivor Haarburger a giant in 🇿🇦 music industry occupied various roles at Gallo in his 40 years from Marketing and Sales to A&R and eventually CEO.
In his time not only did he break iconic international acts in the country, like Boney M, Donna Summer, Richard Clayderman and Barry White, he also signed some of the country’s greatest artists
Some of these include:
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
The Mahotella Queens
Stimela
Ray Phiri
Don Laka
Harari
Lucky Dube
Gito Baloi
Miriam Makeba
Sipho “Hotstix” Mabuse.
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Jon Savage has a mind filled with brilliant information and he my guest was on the Business of Entertainment, last night on Cape Talk, talking podcasting and more.
Jon's impressive resume includes:
• DIRECTOR of INBROADCASTING
• FOUNDER of the AFRICAN PODCAST NETWORK and AMPD STUDIOS
• CONTENT STRATEGIST for HAVE YOU HEARD (www.haveyouheard.co.za)
• Host of What's Your Poison and the Digital Savage podcasts
• www.jonsavage.com
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This past Thursday at 9pm ( 19th Sept ) on CapeTalk #businessofentertainment we had in studio, Ricardo Mackenzie, the Provincial Minister of Cultural Affairs and Sport in the Western Cape Government in the 7th Administration.
We will hear about the plans the Minister has for the next couple of years and more.
Show producer - Barry Maré.
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Thursday 9pm ( 12 September 2924 ) on CapeTalk #businessofentertainment we had Ricardo Mackenzie in studio, the Provincial Minister of Cultural Affairs and Sport in the Western Cape Government in the 7th administration.
We discussed plans the Minister has for the next couple of years and more.
Mackenzie's professional background spans many years, roles at institutions such as the national Ministry of Sport and Recreation, Old Mutual, JPMorgan Chase, The Presidency of Thabo Mbeki , Eurocape International, and Dial-A-Bed.
Show producer: Barry Maré
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We like to keep our content evergreen, but with what's about to transpire come Saturday, I thought to post this, hot off the press.
Please welcome, Jamie Wall.
Jamie Wall grew up in Wellington, New Zealand and now is based in Auckland as a rugby writer. Was in SA to cover the two All Black test matches and works for RNZ now . We talked All Blacks as a brand and what touring means as a journalist Some of his career highlights:
• Covering the All Blacks as a touring journalist since 2017
• Publishing four books, including the best selling Brothers In Black
• Attending the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan and covering the All Blacks’ campaign
I've been covering rugby and league for the last six seasons for a few websites, plus I've been an active player of both for the last 30. He know what it's like to be at the bottom of a ruck, have to throw into a line-out five metres off your own goal line and get worked over by a guy twice my size after an ill-advised dart from dummy half. -
Superb conversation with Karabo Senna from SAMRO on CapeTalk #BusinessOfEntertainment which airs every Thursday at 9pm.
Great discussion for all artists on the importance Of artists rights and what SAMRO does in this regard.
Show producer: Barry Maré
Artwork: Casey Barclay
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On Thursday, just after 9 pm, I welcomed back my guest Ian Fraser (Ian F) - to CapeTalk's #BusinessOfEntertainment
We talked radio, Alex Jay, Wilson B Nkosi, and good content. Ian F won a SAMA (He won a South African Music Award in 2008 with 5FM for Best Dance Album). Analytics and metrics, finding content and much, much more.
Ian Fraser, better known as Ian F, became a household name as he spent 15 years at the national broadcaster, 5fm.
Ian was also at KFM in Cape Town and then Highveld in Johannesburg.
For the last eight years, Ian F has been the voice-over artist for SuperSport while running his own successful independent studio in Johannesburg.
Show producer - Barry Maré.
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My Guest on Cape Talk the Business of Entertainment on Thurs 15th Aug (tonight ) at 9pm is Ian F.
Ian Fraser, better known as Ian F, became a household name as he spent 15 years at the national broadcaster, 5FM.
He then went traveling and landed in Europe, where he discovered that it was old, cold and that beer was too expensive.
He then came back home and worked briefly at KFM in Cape Town and the then Highveld in Johannesburg.
For the last eight years, Ian F has been the voice-over artist for SuperSport.
He won a South African Music Award in 2008 with 5FM for Best Dance Album.
Show producer Barry Maré.
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Part 2 of my chat with Patric van Blerk from the business of entertainment , that airs every Thursday night at 9pm
Patric has extensive experience in the music industry and has won several industry awards, along with countless gold and platinum discs for hit records.
After starting with Gallo in 1968, Patric went independent in the early seventies – working with or initiating the careers of many SA artists.
He assisted in guiding the early creative fortunes of Virgin Records in South Africa, while also introducing SA to the Gipsy Kings.
Patric’s experience with studios began as co-owner of Auvico in Johannesburg, the first 16-track recording studio in SA.
He later bought the equally famed Sonovision, responsible not only for the legendary Springbok radio shows but also thousands of radio jingles.
Local acts he has worked with include Ipi Tombi, Margaret Singana, Rabbitt, Joy, Julian Laxton, Sweatband featuring Wendy Oldfield, Spirits Rejoice featuring Sipho Gumede, Mimi Coertse, and many others.
As a songwriter, Patric has enjoyed success with songs such as Paradise Road, Charlie, and Blue Water. He co-wrote and co-produced the title theme from the TV series Shaka Zulu, We Are Growing, which enjoyed international success.
Patric has worked on international films such as Hold My Hand I’m Dying and Death of a Snowman and retains film connections abroad and locally.
He lives, and works in Cape Town.
- Visa fler
