Publicity | Music
In a 30-minute conversation on CapeTalk's #BusinessOfEntertainment, music executive Charles Goldstuck discusses his role as Founder and Managing Partner of GoldState Music, which invests in music rights and growth capital. With a history at Bertelsmann Music Group and J Records, he has supported major artists like Usher and Britney Spears.
Charles Goldstuck, a prominent music executive and investor, will appear on CapeTalk’s Business of Entertainment on April 23rd at 9:00 PM. As the founder of GoldState Music, he focuses on music rights investments. With a successful career in major labels, he has supported numerous global artists while promoting music education through philanthropy.
Tune in to CapeTalk on Thursday, April 15, after the 9pm news for an engaging discussion with Brent Leo Smith, founder of Painted Dog TV. The company revolutionizes wildlife media through cinematic storytelling and live broadcasts, fostering global connections and awareness of conservation efforts while transforming audience experiences with nature.
Renowned wildlife filmmaker Brent Leo Smith joins Martin Myers on The Business of Entertainment on 9 April at 9pm. Co-founder of PaintedDog.TV, Smith innovates conservation storytelling through live-streamed experiences. With extensive experience in Africa, he focuses on the intersection of innovation, conservation, and wildlife media. Tune in on Cape Talk or DStv Channel 885.
Martin Myers interviews Steve van Schaik, founder of At The Courtyard bistro + theatre in McGregor, for CapeTalk's "Business of Entertainment" series. They discuss creativity, entrepreneurship, and community impact since 2018, highlighting how the venue blends food, music, and storytelling while fostering authenticity in a charming village atmosphere.
On Thursday, February 26, at 9 PM, CapeTalk hosts Marcus Brewster, a prominent figure in entertainment and PR. Brewster, known for his role on Pop Idol and for representing global icons, will discuss the intricate business of publishing, secrets behind bestsellers, and his transition to writing fiction. Listen live or rebroadcast Sunday.
In a podcast featuring Robin S on CapeTalk, she discusses key insights from her career, including the surprising truth behind her song "Show Me Love," strategies to overcome ego, advice for emerging artists, and her enduring passion after 30 years in the industry. Acknowledgments go to Paris Toon and Barry Maré.
The MEX25 aftermovie is now available on YouTube, celebrating the 15th year of Music Exchange. Interested individuals can reach out via email for participation. Additional resources, including annual reports and more videos, can be found on the Music Exchange website.
On Thursday, February 5, Cape Talk will feature an exclusive episode of The Business of Entertainment with Damon Forbes, CEO of BreakOut Events. Forbes, a key player in South Africa's live entertainment scene, will discuss his experience, successful events, and the evolving landscape of live events leading into 2026.
The Music Development Workshop 2026, hosted by TNG Records in Beaufort West on February 28, will feature industry expert Martin Myers from Music Exchange. The one-day event aims to empower artists and producers with essential skills and insights on music business, while facilitating valuable connections for career growth.
On 22 January at 9 PM, CapeTalk features a discussion with Nikilitha Mantungwa, a notable young South African music supervisor, about the evolving sync licensing landscape for independent artists. She founded Kopton Music and is an active musician, offering insights into opportunities and the future of music in South Africa.
Tim Parr discusses his musical journey on CapeTalk, highlighting his rise to fame in the 70s with Baxtop and their classic "Work it Out." He later formed Ella Mental, a prominent 80s band known for radio hits. Parr's distinct guitar playing and voice have defined his career, reflected in his extensive discography.
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.
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