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On this episode we are joined by Huey Magicman who will be dropping his highly anticipated project titled Summr;Grace, on 6 August 2021. Huey walks us through his various experiences between balancing his life as an artist and his personal life. He offers explanations behind the songs that make up this project as we also dive into the issues of mental health that artists may come to experience because of the pressures of making it and more.
Follow Huey on the socials @hueymagicman
Musical Appearances:
"Time of my life" which also have visuals that you can check out on YouTube
"Say me a prayer" and
"Love; acceptance"
Let us know what you think about the insight on this project. Follow us and hit us up on @thendlshow. It's womxn's month, please don't hesitate to put a lady onto this platform. Submit your music and other enquiries through our show email [email protected]
Have an amazing weekend! Catch you next week.
On this episode we dissect the degree of coloniality that is entrenched within the mind of the black police officer. From the perspective of apartheid South Africa where white police officers were known to terrorise black students and communities, we interrogate why this terrorisation has continued into our democracy with the exception that it is now black police officers who are perpetuating brutality onto the black body.
We are joined by the Head of Psychology at the South African Police Service, Brigadier Petunia Lenono, who walks us through the psyche of a police officer.
Tweet us during the conversation using #policingtheblackbody and #thendlshow. We anticipate your uncensored thoughts.
Musical Appearances by:
Tyson S.T ft Phiwo with the track "5 More Minutes" from his project Dulce! Please do stream it and follow them both @tysonsybateli and @phiwo_ on Instagram
and
Joda Kgosi with the track "I Miss You" from her debut EP Sourmilk! It is available for you to stream on any platform of your choice. Follow her on the socials @jodakgosi
Follow us as well @thendlshow! Submit your music or any other enquiries through our email on [email protected]
Please do follow the podcast on whichever platform you are using to listen to it. Rate and review it on Apple Podcasts as well.
Enjoy!
Thank you for choosing us!
On this episode we are joined by Moshpit Cindy who recently released her debut EP titled "21st Century Luv". As is mandatory we get into her thought processes and musicality as well as discuss her project in depth. Moshpit Cindy walks us through the inspiration behind her unforgettable and relatable lyrics whilst we also explore the concept of feminism together with womxn in the entertainment industry and more.
Follow her on the socials @moshpitcindy
Musical Appearances:
"21st Century Luv"
"Therapist" and
"Indifferent"
Let us know what you think about this project!
Follow and hit us up on the socials @thendlshow. Submit your music or any other enquiries to [email protected].
Have an amazing weekend! Catch you next week.
On this episode, Professor Malose Langa joins us to discuss the problematic constructs of masculinity as a basis to understand the violence that continues to project at present day. We discuss hypermasculinity, the detrimental forms of socialisation for little boys as well as prison masculinities and more. This is to say that subscribing to the prescriptions of masculinity is not only harmful to womxn and other genders, but also to men themselves. it is thus that we understand how and why on this episode.
Musical Appearances by:
Adrienne Foo & Phiwo with their track "888" ft DoouShii from their collaborative project titled NMBRS. Follow them on Insta @adrienne_foo, @phiwo_ and @doouwannaeat.
and
Sibahle SBX with the track "Conversate"!
Let us know what you think about the music and of course the conversation on the socials @thendlshow. Cop yourself The NDL Show merch at the price of R150, dm to order, orders are confirmed by payment.
Catch you on our Music Edition coming up this Thursday!
On this episode we are joined by Miss Drag South Africa 2019, Belinda Qaqamba Ka-Fassie who walks us through drag culture in the country while also imparting insight into the challenges that drag queens face. Belinda talks us through how they have had to assert themselves not only in an African culture that does not condone drag but also in a society that is highly embedded with heteronormative standards.
Musical Appearances by:
Blaze Kwena Jnr with an exclusive track called "Far". Follow him on Instagram @baadboyblaze or @la.ngwenya
and
Witney with the track titled "4eva". Follow Witney on Insta @w_tnizzle.
On the socials we are @thendlshow. Submit your music to [email protected]
A lot is happening in the country right now, may you and your loved ones be safe. We hope you enjoy the episode.
We are joined by African decolonial theorist Professor Sabelo J Ndlovu-Gatsheni who has worked extensively on conceptualising decoloniality as well as decolonising the mind. The Prof walks us through the intricacies of decolonising and why it is that we are struggling to decolonise and re-member ourselves into our own society. The Prof gives insights and drops so many more gems about "learning to unlearn and relearn".
We are also joined by Insight Thobe on our commentary and we discuss a few issues including the body positivity movement, fake activism and Louis Vuitton. You can follow him on Insta @thobe__ and Twitter @insightthobe. You can read the article he wrote and referenced here: https://rapreligion.net/blogs/news/accountability-in-music?_pos=1&_sid=e51eb220c&_ss=r
Musical Appearances by:
Zoe Modiga with her track "Uthando" from her 2020 released album titled Inganekwane! Please do stream it and follow her on the socials @zoemodiga
and
Besa Pharaoh with his recently released track "Twenty" ft Solve The Problem and Ginger Trill. It is available on any platform of your choice. Be sure to follow him on the socials @besapharaoh.
Hit us up and let us know what you think of this episode.
Wake up! Amarafleur joins us on The NDL Show just as she drops her new EP titled “...And Then I Stopped Caring” today, 26 February 2021.
We have a full conversation about the EP which comprises of 3 songs: “A Reminder”, “Whole” and “Show Me How”. She lets us in on the inspiration behind these songs, the constant reminders of self-worth as well as her journey to actualisating her sensual liberation through the music.
Just before this, a short film by Tseliso Monaheng, @tshelimon on Instagram, was released, showcasing snippets of the process towards what we now know as her EP.
You can check it out on YT here:
https://youtu.be/aA-bnPlCTfQ
You can gladly stream “...And Then I Stopped Caring” now, on any platform of your choice!
Do show some love, and spread the word, let your people know about the heat!
Follow her @amarafleur on Insta and Twitter!
This is a very special edition for you, our esteemed listener. We are bringing you a playlist, sweet voicenotes in celebration of Valentines Day as well as a conversation about prioritising oneself whilst in a relationship with Tebogo Nong. You can follow her on Insta @tebogonong_
The playlist includes music by:
The Letter L ft Just Sam: Crush (@the_letterl)
Sio: 800 minutes (iam_sio)
SON: Dali Wami (baby_s.o.n)
Hunter Rose: Love & Trust (@hunterroseeee)
Joda Kgosi: Truth is (@jodakgosi)
Boohle ft Josiah De Disciple: Wanna Give it Al (@boohle_sa & @josiahdedisciple)
Keng KPTL ft Percy: Right Words (@kengkptl)
The Letter L: Karma (@the_letterl)
Rick Molley: Loving you (@rickmolley)
We hope that you enjoy this special episode! Thank you to everyone who sent us their shout outs.
A very Happy Valentines Day to you.
Thank you for clicking onto our trailer. We look forward to taking care of you.
Email us your queries on [email protected] and follow us on the socials @thendlshow.
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