# Williams Town

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Justice Rising

On the #RADIO show this week we cover the impeachment and how to make your voice heard at town halls with members of Congress; get the lowdown on a new paper covering solutions to the childcare crisis; hear about the Hyde Amendment and reproductive justice; and get inspired by some wins in the area…

20 | Anything is Possible w/Resham Sethi

Tune in as we learn from the fabulous Resham Sethi!As the Operating Principal of Keller Williams Town Life and the Team Leader of Keller Williams Village Square, Resham Sethi is the influential, driven leader behind it all. Resham, started her Real Estate career in 2006 and was named "Rookie of the…

Deluxe Music Podcast #017 Guest Mix: Blazer

Good Day Deluxe Music Podcast Brings again, yet another spectacular Guest. Lubabalo Rooi also known by his Stage name Blazer, Comes from a small town in King Williams Town named Dimbaza but currently resides Johannesburg CBD. Lubabalo Started as a Rapper in 2008, But later realised his passion f…

Mayid’idlule lendebe (Let this pandemic pass) by: Anele Kose | Ep #8

Episode 8 of "Inside Wants Out" features Anele Kose. His poem is titled "Mayid’idlule lendebe" - which translates to "Let this Pandemic Pass" in English. The poem is written in his mother tongue Xhosa. In this poem, Anele honours the essential workers and the personal sacrifices they've made duri…

Ndixelele, Ndibesisi Caka Nini Kwakhona?! (How did I become a slave again?) by: Sinomhlobo Makeleni | Ep 3

Episode 3 of "Inside Wants Out" features a poem titled 'Ndixelele, Ndibesisi Caka Nini Kwakhona?!', which translates to 'How did I become a slave again?' in English. The poem is written and narrated in Xhosa by, South African poet, Sinomhlobo Makeleni. The poem was written out of pain as Sinomhlo…

5 Australian Interviews

Interviews recorded in Williams Town. My Beloved Bike has to go. Our plans now are to keep documenting the stories of Australians, which means soon we will be hitting the road again and sadly the motorbike can't come, and the money from the sale can be used for fuel and maintenance of the bus So i…

Why are a deceased person’s clothes often burned or given away after burial?

Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Bongani Skiet, Bishop of the Methodist Church of King Williams Town, about the cultural and religious significance of handling a deceased person's clothes. In many cultures, wearing the clothes of a deceased person is believed to carry spiritual risk, bad luck, or emoti…

Organique Radio 016.1 - Hypaphonik (Bleed Me House II Edition)

Organique Radio is Organique Records' catalog of mixes that feature soundscapes from all of its subgenres. Episode 016.1 Genre: Electronic / Afro House/ 3 Step Afro/ Deep House Curated by: Hypaphonik Download & Stream: linktr.ee/organiquerecords Subscribe: youtube.com/channel/UC3ewz0h1l..._confir…