The POD with Jack Motlanthe

Feminism in 2024 with Sibongile Ndashe

How are you changing the wold around you? With the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence in full swing, Jack is joined by Sibongile Ndashe, a feminist who works at the intersection of public interest litigation, movement building, legal empowerment and capacity strengthening. The two discuss a variety of issues and the solution to some of societies ills.

From Pillar to Post

We are officially in December! With the year almost up, Jack takes a look at some the stories that made headlines throughout the year. 2024 saw nearly half of the world's population go to the polls...But that was far from the most entertaining thing that happened this year. From Tyla to Diddy, and how could we forget the Katt Williams interview? Jack adds his two cents to remind us just how much has happened over this year.

Eye on The Prize with Bitcoin Boet and Kgwale Mokgwtsana

How are you spending your festive monies? Jack kicks off the show chatting to day one audience member Bitcoin Boet. They discuss the recent developments in Crypto currency and which local communities can benefit by using Bitcoin. Jack then his attention to the difficulties that come with being financially disciplined duingg the festive season with the help of Kgwale Mokgwatsana, who started a financial literacy education programme.

From NOLA to Hola with Dr. Asad el Malik

Are Africans similar at all? Jack is in studio covering the news headlines and specifically the township economy. How does the president's recent remarks affect spaza shops and their owners. Joining Jack in studio is an interculturalist, researcher, and author from the United States, Asad el Malik, Ph.D. His book Find Home Again: My Journey from the United States to South Africa, Asad el Malik chronicles his life, reflecting on the pervasive anti-Blackness in the United States, his experiences with Hurricane Katrina, and police violence, ultimately culminating in his decision to move to Johannesburg, South Africa.

Skill Moves with Portia Modise

When was the last time you spoke to a living legend? With major elections finally behind us, Jack turns his attention to the thoughts of his audience. Joining him online is Mapelo Lubleki. Africa's record breaking goal poacher (male or female), Portia Modise talks to Jack about her achievements and how she went about making history. 102 career goals for Banyana Banyana is no small feat, find out how right here.