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Ashley Kahn, music historian and author, discusses his book "Days of Miracle and Wonder: Paul Simon and the Trials and Triumphs of Graceland" in a conversation with Martin Myers on October 22, 2026. They explore the cultural impact of South African musicians and the legacy of Graceland amidst political tensions.
Music Exchange #MEX26, set for October 31, 2026, in Cape Town, focuses on transforming creative talent into sustainable music careers. Featuring international speakers and pre-recorded talks, the event covers artist management, licensing, and collaboration opportunities. With a rich program, attendees are encouraged to network and gain valuable industry insights.
On Thursday, 15 October 2026, at 9pm, Myers joins Barry Mare on CapeTalk’s The Business of Entertainment for a conversation about his journey through the entertainment economy. Usually the interviewer, Myers steps into the guest’s chair to unpack the relationships, lessons and defining moments behind four decades in artist management, publicity, broadcasting and live events.... Continue Reading →
Lauren Bright will join Martin Myers on CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment to discuss embracing AI while preserving human creativity and connection. With over 20 years of leadership experience, Bright emphasizes the need for adaptability and human skills in the workforce as AI transforms workplaces and careers. Tune in Thursday at 9 PM.
The Springboks secured a 43-28 victory over the All Blacks in Baltimore, concluding a thrilling four-Test series with a 3-1 win. The match highlighted South Africa's dominance in scrum and physicality. Despite the All Blacks' strong performance, the Springbok team's depth and composure showcased their status as rugby's elite, promising future encounters.
The rugby rivalry between South Africa and New Zealand reached a thrilling climax with the Springboks' 29-24 victory in Soweto, giving them a 2-1 series lead. As they prepare for the final Test in Baltimore, tensions rise with significant changes in the All Blacks lineup, aiming for redemption.
SUPERFAN, written by Mike van Graan and performed by John Maytham, is a compelling one-man show that uses rugby to explore themes of South African identity, belonging, and hope. The intimate setting enhances Maytham’s powerful performance, making the hour-long experience deeply personal and reflective, leaving the audience with much to ponder about their country’s future.
The Springboks and All Blacks will face off at Ellis Park in a highly anticipated Test, highlighting a historic rugby rivalry. Both teams have assembled strong line-ups, led by Pieter-Steph du Toit and Ardie Savea, respectively. The match promises intense competition, with discussions on key strategies and player performances.
Mike van Graan's solo comedy drama, Superfan, starring John Maytham, explores the unifying role of rugby in South Africa. Running from August 19 to September 12, 2026, at the Antique Theatre, the piece addresses the country’s transformation challenges and aims to inspire through national pride and unity. Tickets are available online.
Last night, rugby writer Jamie Wall appeared on CapeTalk to discuss the upcoming Greatest Rivalry tour at DHL Stadium against DHL Stormers. The show, produced by Barry Maré, covers topics such as overseas players and the test side, providing insightful analysis in a 30-minute segment.
As the DHL Stormers prepare to face the All Blacks XV, a journey of 50 years unfolds, reflecting on cherished memories of rugby and personal connections. The author, a lifelong All Blacks supporter, shares stories of family and friendships that highlight how rugby has shaped his life and experiences.
Jamie Wall, a prominent New Zealand rugby journalist, will appear on CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment on August 6 to discuss the upcoming rivalry between South Africa and New Zealand. Having covered rugby for over a decade, Wall offers an insider's perspective as the All Blacks embark on The Greatest Rivalry Tour.
David Brooke, host of the podcast "The Biggest Man in Cricket," will join Martin Myers on Cape Talk this Thursday at 9 PM. Brooke, a former sports journalist, has built a popular platform featuring in-depth cricket discussions with notable guests. The podcast showcases the evolving landscape of sports media and digital content creation.
David Brooke, host of The Biggest Man in Cricket, will appear with Martin Myers on The Business of Entertainment on July 23 at 9:00 PM on CapeTalk. Brooke, an experienced sports journalist, discusses the evolution of media and creator-led sports platforms, highlighting his podcast's success with over 100,000 subscribers.
Daniel Anderson will return to CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment on July 16 at 9 PM. Host Martin Myers will discuss Anderson's acclaimed performance in the musical Vincent, which explores Vincent van Gogh's life and artistic struggles. The production has been praised for its unique interpretation of various musical styles.
South African artist Steve Louw will be featured on CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment, discussing his new album, Traces of the Flood, produced by Kevin Shirley. The conversation delves into the importance of visionary producers and creative partnerships in shaping musical careers and balancing artistic integrity with commercial success.
Soul Sisters 2026 will take place at the Grand Arena, GrandWest in Cape Town on 3 October 2026, featuring renowned female vocalists like Salomé and Jody Williams. This event promises an evening of powerful performances and timeless music, celebrating women's artistry in South Africa. Tickets start at R190 and are available now.
Legendary South African musician Steve Louw discussed his new album, Traces of the Flood, on Smile 90.4FM with Benito Vergotine. The album, produced by Kevin Shirley and recorded in Nashville, has received critical acclaim for its songwriting and diverse influences. Louw reflects on themes of redemption and storytelling through music.
On Thursday, May 14, at 9 PM, CapeTalk’s Business of Entertainment features Mpumi Phillips, a prominent music industry executive and Director of Distribution at The Orchard. She will discuss music publishing, supervision, and the global positioning of African talent, sharing insights from her extensive career in the industry.
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.
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