Episode 290 - Africanders, Afrikaners and the Sprigg/Hofmeyr/Rhodes Voter Disenfranchisement of 1887-1892
In 1883 Joseph Moss, regarded as the wealthiest black man in Kimberley, stood before the newly formed Africander League in the diamond mining city. Africander spelled A F R I C A N D E R. It which was not what you’d imagine, the Africander League was made up of black and coloured men before whom ...
USC–Oregon Just Got WAY More Interesting After Boise State
Can the USC football offense create enough pressure to make Oregon uncomfortable? We break down the tactical matchup.
John Rhodes analyzes how the Trojans can attack the Oregon Ducks defense. Even with Oregon as a formidable opponent, there are specific schematic advantages USC can leverage to s...
Episode 291 - The Miracle of South Africa’s Railways: Navvies, Gangers and Granny Mavis
Welcome back to the History of South Africa podcast with me your host, Des Latham. This is episode 291, The miracle of South Africa’s railway engineering and a little bit of commentary thrown into the mix. This episode is part history, party histrionic.
Play sound - old steam train
Yes, it’s ...
Episode 291 - The Miracle of South Africa’s Railways: Navvies, Gangers and Granny Mavis
Welcome back to the History of South Africa podcast with me your host, Des Latham. This is episode 291, The miracle of South Africa’s railway engineering and a little bit of commentary thrown into the mix. This episode is part history, party histrionic.
Play sound - old steam train
Yes, it’s ...
Episode 293 - The Rudd Concession: Paper, Powder, and Grand Theft Zambesia
We’re in Bulawayo, just over the border from the Limpopo, and very much part of South Africa’s story — the Ndebele Chief Lobengula ruled what was known generally as Matabeleland, in a territory that the British colonial office called Zambesia, which we now call, Zimbabwe.
Name changing is one o...
Episode 293 - The Rudd Concession: Paper, Powder, and Grand Theft Zambesia
We’re in Bulawayo, just over the border from the Limpopo, and very much part of South Africa’s story — the Ndebele Chief Lobengula ruled what was known generally as Matabeleland, in a territory that the British colonial office called Zambesia, which we now call, Zimbabwe.
Name changing is one o...
Episode 294 - Ndebele Envoys in England and Selous Translates
The Ndebele chief said the Rudd concession document did not reflect his verbal agreements. His induna’s who’d negotiated the concession disputed the terms as well, along with missionary Charles Helms who’d translated for Lobengula.
Nevertheless, chief negotiator Charles Rudd had returned to Kimb...
Episode 294 - Ndebele Envoys in England and Selous Translates
The Ndebele chief said the Rudd concession document did not reflect his verbal agreements. His induna’s who’d negotiated the concession disputed the terms as well, along with missionary Charles Helms who’d translated for Lobengula.
Nevertheless, chief negotiator Charles Rudd had returned to Kimb...
Healthcare Law, HIPAA, AI & Data Privacy | John Rhodes | The Elisha Show
What legal challenges arise when healthcare businesses scale, handle patient data, and adopt AI? On this episode of The Elisha Show, Amb. Elisha speaks with healthcare lawyer John Rhodes about healthcare law, HIPAA, data privacy, AI regulation, and the legal complexities of expanding healthcare b...
The Structure Behind Burnout: Dr. Laura Suttin on Why Clinicians Really Leave
Why do good clinicians leave, and why don’t wellness programs bring them back? Dr. Laura Suttin, a family physician, executive coach, and organizational consultant, explains that turnover is usually a structural problem rather than a morale problem. It comes down to who holds authority, whether s...
