Nikho is back with another thought provoking information packed podcast. On this episode she speaks to Political Commentator and Freelance Journalist, Ayanda Sishi. They discuss the disjointed parallels of the youth and politics, the lack of education around the electoral system and Ayanda shares her experience being in the ANC Youth League.

On this episode of, Active the Podcast, Supreme gets a chance to sit down with multi talented artist, Sanele Blaai. They discuss his upbringing in the Vaal, how to overcome new environments and his latest EP, Lokish Blues Vol. 1.

Tandile Mbatsha is a multi discipline dancer who uses their platform to highlight issues in the LGBTQ+ community. On this month's episode of Note Exchange, Them and Nikho go into detail about some of their moments in dance. They discuss Tandile's activist work, working with Zanele Muholi, the appropriation of queer culture and more.

Accountability and Entitlement. What do these words mean to you? And how do they affect how we interact in the world and society? I sat down with Eileen Metellus, a Haitian born American who has experienced a lot, feels a lot and most importantly expresses a lot in a way that is riveting to the soul. We are accountable to ourselves and each other, but where do we start and how does entitlement effect the ability to be accountable?!

David returns with some knowledge and some personal sex stories for this week's episode. He delves deeper into the stigmas surrounding sex within the LGBTQ community and shares some tea on some of his sexual fantasies.

On this episode of Ugly Girls Club, Nikho speaks to an amazing DJ, Comedian and more all the way from New York, Bombonsito. They discuss immigration and what that means as a young child in a new country, the journey of shooting your shot within your career and breaking illusions you may have around particular aspects in life and career.

This week on Active Supreme sits down with DJ/ Producer, King Luthi. They discuss his entertainment company MME, the importance of having a team, why you need a plan as an artist and more.

Our monthly Note Exchange instalment is finally here! The show is about speaking to artists from different disciplines and discussing the process of creation and the overall journey.

This month Nikho had the amazing opportunity to speak to an amazing band from Gqeberha Umle. They discuss the band’s journey from when they first met in high school, their tribulations with the label and of course their music. Umle Sound Souncloud

In celebration of Human Rights Month, Leletu sits down with the Founder of House of Lily (Drag Family) and they discuss issues surrounding gay rights as it pertains to to visitibility, marriage and living in your own truth.

This week Supreme speaks to an artist from a highly celebrated family, Siphe Fassie. They discuss how he got into music, the role Bridges for Music Academy played in his life and special moments with Black Coffee, UTLRA and more.