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Ep. 83 - Country Overview: Botswana | Odin Moja & Koketso Resane

When Botswana gained independence in 1966, it was one of the world’s most impoverished countries, with only 12 kilometres of paved roads. In the decades that followed, it became one of Africa’s and the modern world’s great economic growth and development success stories. Me and my mates Odin Moja (WotanZA) and Koketso Resane look at some interesting facts and statistics about Botswana and discuss what they do right.

Ep. 82 - Empires do not fall overnight | Discussion Stream

Hanging out with the live chat to discuss some current events, South Africa and the state of the major global empires. I also show the footage I took of the meteor-like object that passed over Pretoria moments before my stream started.

Ep. 81 - Federalism in South Africa | Richard Wilkinson

I chat to Richard Wilkinson, an attorney with a special interest in provincial powers in South Africa, about federalism, provincial powers, legislative powers, deregulation, the future, increased autonomy, Cape independence and more.

Ep. 80 - "Why don't you just emigrate?" | Roman Cabanac

I am joined by Roman Cabanac, a South African politics and news commentator who hosts Morning Shot on YouTube. We discuss the controversial but pertinent topic of emigration from South Africa.

Ep. 79 - The State of the Zulu Monarchy | Nzuzo Khathi

I am joined by Nzuzo Khathi to discuss the current state of the Zulu monarchy and Zulu Nation, the power vacuum, the Ingonyama Trust, KwaZulu-Natal politics, the unrest and riots, Jacob Zuma, conflict within the Zulu royal family, outside forces trying to exploit the situation, and more.

Ep. 78 - Ernst Roets talks about his interview with Tucker Carlson

I talk to Ernst Roets, AfriForum's Head of Policy and Action, about his recent interview on Tucker Carlson Today which also featured on Tucker Carlson Tonight. Ernst talked to Tucker about South Africa's political situation, lessons to be learned, the South African government wanting to ban gun ownership for self-defence, farm murders, racial discrimination laws, the ANC, corruption and more.

Ep. 77 - The 2000s/2010s: A time that was | Apex

I have a conversation with Apex, a thought provoking young writer and political commentator. We do some reflection on the lore of a period of time in which we grew up, namely, the 2000s and 2010s.

Ep. 76 - The Story of Boer Bier & Boer Cola | Daan Barnard

I chat with Daan Barnard, entrepreneurial guru, proud Afrikaner and the mind behind Boer Bier and Boer Cola. We discuss the difference between boycotting and offering alternatives, self doen philosophy, how South Africa's alcohol ban and Coca-Cola's "be less white" stance lead to the creation of Boer Bier an Boer Cola, and more.

Ep. 75 - Interesting times | Discussion Stream

Hanging out with the live chat to discuss the stand-out happenings as of late in 2021 around the cyber braai fire.

Ep. 74 - Fatherlessness: South Africa's Social Pandemic | Sihle Ngobese

I have a chat with Sihle Ngobese (Big Daddy Liberty), Host of the The Big Daddy Liberty Show and proud Zulu, about what he calls "the biggest social disaster faced by South Africa today" - households without fathers. According to a recent Stats SA report, almost 70% of black South African children live without their biological dads at home. In South Africa 31.7% of black children stayed with their biological fathers, compared to 51.3% of coloured children, 86.1% of Indian/Asian children and 80.2% of white children.