Publicity | Music
Discover great podcasts to enhance your career, available on Spotify. "On the Couch with MEX" features 30-minute, standalone conversations, with episodes every Thursday at 9 PM. Notable guests include CEOs, musicians, and industry experts, providing valuable insights and thoughts for implementation in your professional journey.
The Business of Entertainment on CapeTalk offers insightful conversations with esteemed guests from various creative industries, focusing on the business aspects of their careers. Hosted by Martin Myers, the show airs Thursdays at 21:00 and includes rebroadcasts on Sundays. It will pause during the holidays, returning on 8 January 2026.
Hedley Manicom will be featured on the Business of Entertainment on December 4 at 9pm, discussing his journey from a JSE-listed corporation to co-owning Owl’s Rest Farm. He addresses transformation, creativity, education, and the true meaning of success, sharing insights on entrepreneurship and his personal philosophy.
Jon Savage, a prominent figure in Africa's podcasting industry and founder of the Africa Podcast Network, joined Martin Myers on CapeTalk to discuss the podcasting landscape. They explored whether it's too late to start a podcast, the growth opportunities in the market, and the evolving creator economy, offering valuable insights for creators and media professionals.
On November 20 at 9pm, CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment will feature Jon Savage, a leading figure in Africa's podcasting and creator economy. He'll join Martin Myers to discuss the relevance of starting a podcast today, exploring market saturation, sustainable careers, and media innovation's future. Tune in for valuable insights.
This Thursday at 9PM, CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment features Dr. Sheldon Rocha Leal, an expert in South Africa's creative and music education fields. He will discuss vital topics for artists and entrepreneurs, drawing on his extensive experience and roles in music education. Don't miss this insightful conversation on creativity's future.
Join the conversation on Smile 90.4FM with Benito Vergotine and Lesego Maforah, discussing the upcoming Music Exchange #MEX25 summit. This vital event features industry leaders and transformative sessions on music, culture, and social impact in South Africa. Reserve your seat for this unmissable experience on October 25, 2025.
"Lessons From My Father," a book by Steve Anderson, celebrates diverse South African voices recounting their experiences with fatherhood. Featuring 32 contributors, it highlights both the strengths and flaws of fathers, emphasizing the importance of connection and healing. The publication aims to inspire better parenting, fostering strong families and a compassionate society.
Annabell Lebethe, CEO of SAMRO, will appear on Cape Talk's "Business of Entertainment" with Martin Myers on October 2. She has a broad background in leadership roles in arts organizations. The segment focuses on insights in the entertainment industry, providing practical tips for creatives and celebrating their contributions.
Annabell Lebethe is the new CEO of SAMRO and will be featured on CapeTalk's "Business of Entertainment" on September 25th. The show, hosted by Martin Myers, highlights insights from creatives in various fields while providing practical industry tips. CapeTalk aims to empower artists and inspire audiences with each conversation.
Cape Town artist and activist Jill Trappler will appear on The Business of Entertainment this Thursday, September 11, after 9pm. With over 30 years of experience, she has significantly impacted South Africa’s arts scene through initiatives like Thupelo and community projects, using art for empowerment and social cohesion.
Mornay Hoffmeester, a South African drummer and composer, aims to spread joy through music. He founded the Cape Drummers Lab, teaching over 100 students weekly. Known for his collaborations and festival performances, he values empowerment and gives back through charity. At 35, his passion ensures a vibrant musical future.
John Hassan views music as a powerful means of connection and expression, aiming to positively impact the world. He embraces growth through learning and values authenticity in fame. Inspired by nature, he surprises audiences with his performances while honoring musical legends. His journey reflects dedication, creativity, and a deep love for life and music.
Saxophonist Dan Shout will appear on CapeTalk's "The Business of Entertainment" on Thursday 28th at 9pm. With a versatile career marked by performances alongside legends like Johnny Clegg, Shout has played at renowned festivals and collaborated with top artists. He will share insights from his musical journey and experiences.
Dalit Shekel, CEO of Relate Bracelets, leads a social enterprise that has raised over R83 million through the sale of 4.5 million bracelets to support various causes. With extensive experience in multiple sectors, she pioneers "Social Retail," empowering local crafters and promoting conscious consumerism. Tune in on August 14th to hear more.
Jaryd Philander, a Cape Town-based musician, leads the Jaryd Philander Quartet, blending jazz, gospel, and Afro influences. He performs original compositions at various venues, promoting his upcoming show on August 29, 2025. Philander aims to empower through music and fitness, cherishing creativity, collaboration, and human connection in his artistry.
Ayden Smith joined CapeTalk Radio to discuss promoting health through small daily habits. The conversation focused on the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and shared personal experiences. The host expressed gratitude for Smith's participation and encouraged listeners to continue learning and building healthier bodies for the future.
Tune in to CapeTalk this Thursday at 9 PM for "The Business of Entertainment" with Jason Curtis. He discusses indie music career realities, emphasizing the importance of true fans, storytelling, budget strategies, and building lasting connections. Learn from real experiences to navigate and succeed in today's entertainment industry.
David Derman's new single "Old Friend" delves into personal healing and emotional struggles. It topped the 5FM SA Indie Chart and reflects Derman's journey through music, shaped by his background and studies in wine biotechnology. His aim is to evoke catharsis and connection through relatable themes.
Tim Parr's new EP, Malachi’s Dream, showcases his creative vitality, blending introspective lyrics with vibrant sounds. Featuring five tracks, it reflects on climate change, personal loss, and social themes. Highlighted pieces include the title track and the emotional tribute “You Light Me a Light.” The EP signifies Parr's strong return to music.
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