Delite Side Of Life

Fashion designer and photography enthusiast, Andile Twala AKA Randomm Skelm, joins Delite to talk about some of the hardships that artists face. From obtaining success, to having healthy relationships while being in the Art industry.

This episode got very interesting, for Delite especially. Mpumelelo is a photographer and entrepreneur who just so happens to be married. So Delite takes advantage of this and tries to find get some insight on what marriage is like, or at least on how Mpumelelo has a different approach to women and relationships, due to him possibly being in a different position than what Delite is in, in regards to relations with women.

Marco stops by to discuss his current state of mind and how uncomfortable he is with his current position in life. Him and Delite talk about some of the factors that possibly contribute to people's overall perception of what happiness, contentment and success should be.

Never one to shy away from speaking his mind, Andile of 'A Brand Called Thief', joins Delite in discussion once again, but less about art and more about a few personal things on which they have opposing views sometimes, but never fall short of having a good time.

As the looting continues in our country, South Africa, Delite and friends, Noel and Khotso, discuss a few of their view points on some of the issues surrounding the current protests that have followed former president Jacob Zuma's arrest.

Delite is a huge a fan of atchaar and eats it with almost every savoury dish, so during her monthly delivery stop (yes, she does deliveries too), he seized the opportunity to sit down and have a chat with Fezile Nomzamo Phungwayo, the woman behind his favourite atchaar brand, 'La Fez Atchaar', where she shares some of her experiences in being a female entrepreneur who runs both an atchaar brand, as well as a marketing company, 'Fourth Level Marketing Solutions'.

Besides his mother, Delite hasn't had a female guest on the podcast. As we approaching Women's Month, he found it only fitting to bring on more female voices, and decided to start off with the loudest voice he knows, his friend Lolly.

Xenophobia is a never ending topic in South Africa. in this episode Delite and Marco Itena address some of the issues that foreign nationals are faced with, in a country where foreigner discrimination is rife.

In this episode, Delite reflects on a few of his past friendships and how he might've handled them incorrectly, not only by not being the perfect friend, but also by how he feels that there are better ways in which he could've ended these friendships, amicably.

From coding, to fashion and then a bit of relationship dynamics. Fortune, an old friend of Delite, joins him in this episode just to have a catch up after not seeing each other for a while. Nothing serious, nothing intended, just talk.