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In Art Lexica: Sabelo Soko, Wesley Pepper sits down with the poet/performance artist. They talk about the ever evolving Umkhondo Project. With Soko keeping tight-lipped about what’s coming up next on WordUP TV. This podcast also features the track Amalunde from the 2017 album Umkhondo.

Wesley Pepper’s Art Lexica explores how covid-19 opened up the content creation space. Soko explains ways to monetize your art/poetry online. He also expands on new mediums to share your art. These include podcasting, vlogging and blogging. As well as live streaming!

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A New age multi-media, multi-disciplinary artist. Adam talks about his art. Coming out. And above all, about how climate change influenced his creative process.

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The Other Side of the Sun is a podcast by Solarkidd. It’s a journey of self discovery. With eclectic tastes. Ranging from Ancient History to Music. And likewise, astronomy and language. Similarly, ancient alien theories.

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Di Wooley delivers this week’s sermon, entitled “Extraordinary Christians”. It is based on the scripture readings taken from Philipians 4:4 and Matthew 5:1-12. We open with hymn 717 “Jesus Calls us o’er the tumult” (first four verses). And close with hymn 157 “Help us to help each other Lord”. Please like/rate/review this podcast.

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Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this sermon, entitled “A people in crisis”. It is based on the following scripture reading:

Exodus 32:1-14

Philippians 4:1-9

Matthew 22:1-14

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Philip Bacchioni prepared this sermon. It is based on Matthew 24: 1-14 and Philippians 3: 12 – 4:1. The Dragon School Oxford performed the opening hymn. In conclusion, the hymn “Let there be peace on earth. This podcast was produced for Saint Barnabas United Church. Certainly rate/review the sermon below. Similarly, head over to Podlink and listen on your favourite app!

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Art Lexica Podcast: Obtain Art Gallery features Happy Mashigo, business owner at Obtain Gallery. Wesley Pepper sits down with Mashigo to talk about his exciting virtual reality (VR) project. In other words it will bring artwork into people’s homes!

In Art Lexica: Obtain Gallery, Wesley Pepper explores how the covid-19 pandemic changed the way art is being sold. Most local art buyers are tourists. Obtain Art Gallery pairs up with local artists to help exhibit their work using online platforms. But, at the same time, they need to grow a local audience. As a result, they are planning a township exhibition in Kwa-Thema. Above all this will get the black middle class to start buying local artworks. We apologise for the poor sound quality in some places (Please use the below transcript).

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Worship Insights Through the Bible: Episode 7 is a podcast by A Life of Worship. Charmaine Rayment is a Christian missionary in South Africa. With a passion for worship. In Episode 7 we explore Worship Insights as found in the book of Exodus. This is part of the series “Worship Insights Through the Bible”. As recommended listening, Charmaine recommends the series studying the Tabernacle. Further, please listen to last week’s Episode 6. Up until now the series has been focussed on the book of Genesis. Special thanks to Solarkidd for the theme music. In conclusion, visit the series page.

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speakers and do not reflect the policy or position of Baobulb.org YouTube Chantel Koning – (The House of Chanti – Afrikan Fashion designer – Dress Maker – DJ) Chanti talks about her time in the early 90’s, DJ’ing at Tandor in the infamous Rocky Street in Joburg. Growing up and learning how to dress make from her Aunties in Elsies River Cape Town and how travelling through Afrika and then later the world expanded her outlook on life and general approach to her art and craft and eventually led to her designing for some of the biggest names in Music and Fashion as well as London African Fashion week.The Other Side of the Sun is a podcast by Solarkidd. It’s a journey of self discovery. With eclectic tastes. Ranging from Ancient History to Music. And likewise, astronomy and language. Similarly, ancient alien theories.

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The Florida Methodist Church fellowshipped together for the first time since lockdown. Reverend Nombulelo Mbewu delivers this week’s sermon, entitled “Reflection on the Lord’s Prayer”. It is based on the scripture readings taken from Isaiah 25:6-9 and Luke 24:28-35 . We open with hymn 256 “There’s a light upon the mountains”. And close with hymn 309 “Break Thou the bread of life”. Please like/rate/review this podcast.

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Candice Nolan teams up with hubby, Morris to interview farmer-turned-entrepreneur, Grant Merrick. He is one of the brains behind an exciting new South African product. Papstix: “Pap on the outside with tasty sauce inside”.

Authentically South African, Papstix launched during the lockdown. They are currently operating online stores. With plans to move into the informal retail sector, such as spaza shops. Grant has excellent advice for entrepreneurs or business owners navigating a post-lockdown world.

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