Less Talk

In this episode we catch up with our good friend Kanye West, hear about a giant hero rat and Tarzan the trademark, and we dip a toe into the sea of knowledge around behavioural psychology and behavioural economics.

In this episode we wade into the playground of the US political landscape, try to understand the Trump supporter and the breakdown of a satirist, we once again fail to comprehend the attraction of Fox News, and contemplate the narrow miss for democracy.

In the show tonight we unpack the unreliability of memory, we dwell in the Republican National Convention, ask whether Christopher Nolan is directing the 2020 US Presidential Election, pause for beer and settle in for a discussion of science, the scientific method and what we know about ourselves.

In this episode we talk beer (of course), Didi Mabuza and his Russian leave of absence, we get cursed by Mogoeng Squared; and we discuss Open Society, whether South Africa is one, and the implications of this.

In this week's episode we catch up with the Kanye West campaign, find out why Jo's staying, we talk spirit animals and service animals ... and, on a suddenly more serious note, we have a very moving conversation with Nonhle Mbuthuma from the Amadiba Crisis Committee.

In this week's episode we talk beer, beer and beer; we discuss the taxi industry and dealing with the mafia, and cynics become optimists.

In this week's episode we talk the IMF loan, colours, Swedish Elvis; we get Covid advice from Madonna, Johannes and Donald Trump; and we dive headlong into electoral reform.

In this week's episode we talk soup, comets, Japanese roller coasters, Roger Stone and Kanye West. We also chat to Johannesburg ward councillor David Potter about formal structures in place for the public to air their grievances, as well as what it means to be civically involved.

In this week's episode we declare our bias, fact check the state, dive into a sea of numbers and try to make some sense of them, and as an overarching theme we look at the Covid Stimulus Plan and whether it's good, bad, enough or just a drop in the pond.