#MonateFelaBreakfast

While everybody at the station was away for December holidays, Uncle Chem felt like having some fun, pulled out his rok, rols and South African punk rock collection and explored the idea of a documentary. So we quickly decided to try build a collection of historic punk rock and how it challenged apartheid.

The first in a project that will hopefully expand as we use this to gain more legitimacy to get some interviews and ideas. Until then, here's some of the best stuff to stand up to the apartheid regime!

The people over at the Free State Football Academy in Rocklands are doing some amazing things so we asked them to come through and tell us more about what's what! It's so dope!

Local Bloem boytjie comes out of his mathsy day job to tell us about his alternate life as a rap star. He also drops a new track...obviously

The latest offering from the dude who grew up in Mitchell's Plain and continues giving back to his community.

We drop new music by Afrikaans trio, Tussen Sterre. The song, recorded and mastered by one of their own is called Jonk in Afrikaans. They also teach Uncle Chem what a Ghoema Award is.

We got in touch with former KovsieTV dude, Nhlanhla to discuss his latest short film, Lucky!

We picked up Marize's student card in Second Avenue and though we should hear her tale. This has it all...including Uncle Chem trying his best Afrikaans

Fortunately Kieron is a bit of a rocknrolla so it suited us that, when our studio phone didn't work, we could just hold the phone up to the mic. Hey, if it worked for the Offspring when they recorded the best selling indi record of all time, it will work for us...and it did!

We get local Bloemfontein artist wondeRboi to drop his new track, Twalatsa on the #MonateFelaBreakfast

We got chatting to Rowan from Durban. The interview features his manner of collecting stories, how he's managed to maintain his energy after over a decade and his plans for the future. It also features an awesome new song! As a bonus, if you listen carefully, because Uncle Chem was at his parents' place when recording the interview, you'll hear his mom make a cameo.