In the first debut episode of The Soul of Makhanda host Jason Maseko invites guests, D.J Homage (Chole Djuma) and Rhodes University student Kevashni Reddy to speak on the financial and economic implications and issues surrounding artistic studies and professions in and around Makhanda.

In this episode, the team discusses the concept, content, and approach to the next season of The Soul of Makhanda. They also address how their podcast will be fitting for the community radio station it is broadcast on, Rhodes Music Radio in Makhanda of the Eastern Cape.

In this episode, the team discusses the previous season of The Soul of Makhanda. They also discuss elements of their favorite podcasts and how they can incorporate these into the second season.

On this episode, we look at the different forms of alternatives to talents and artwork.

In this episode we talk about what it is like to try to make a name for yourself as an artist in Makhanda. Our studio guests are two such artists – Akhona Bafani, actor, playwright and poet, and Matthew Helman, a violinist and student of music.

This is the last episode in preparation of the podcast series. Here the team outlines their plans for their series, finalising the concept, choosing the content, their approach to format and the name of their podcast. They address how their podcast will be fitting for the community radio station it is broadcast on, Rhodes Music Radio in Makhanda of the Eastern Cape.

In this episode, the focus of discussion is on the principles of conducting an interview. Members share their experiences of interviewing and how they will use this knowledge to inform the interviews they conduct for their podcast series.

In this episode, the content producers of this podcast are sharing their initial ideas for a podcast. They discuss their listening experiences of podcasts and which they would like to emulate in their work