Conscious Caracal

Ep. 35 - Neighbourhood Watches take a stand | Guest: Ian Cameron

I talk to Ian Cameron, Head of Community Safety at AfriForum. We discuss how neighbourhood watches are taking a stand in order to keep their communities safe, the current security situation in South Africa, farm murders, and more.

Ep. 34 - Community, Duty, Responsibility | Guest: R.O.

On this episode I chat to the South African gents behind R.O. to discuss their ideology, the values of community and tradition, capitalism vs communism, and more.

Ep. 33 - When the experts get it wrong | Guest: Hügo Krüger

I chat with Hügo Krüger, a South African structural engineer who currently resides in France and who has had COVID-19 himself. We discuss policy differences between France and South Africa and other countries, why you should be weary of trusting computer models, as well as what Hügo believes is the best policy approach to combat the virus based on what the data and experts say.

Ep. 32 - Communitarianism vs Individualism | Guest: Ernst Roets

On Monday the 25th of May me and Ernst Roets debated against Hermann Pretorius (Institute of Race Relations) and Martin van Staden (Free Market Foundation) about one of the emerging debates of our time, namely, Communitarianism vs Individualism.
On this episode me and Ernst Roets give some of our thoughts on the debate, analyse some points, and answer audience questions.

Ep. 31 - The Eternal Apartheid | Guest: Quentin Ferreira

I am joined once again by clinical psychologist, writer and proud porra, Quentin Ferreira. We discuss his theory of the Eternal Apartheid phenomenon, as well as his evaluation of the psychology behind Ramaphoria.

Ep. 30 - Unshackling the Economy | Guest: Leon Louw

I talk to Leon Louw, author, speaker, policy advisor and executive director and cofounder of the Free Market Foundation, a nonprofit organisation ranked at number 123 in a 2017 list of the most influential think-tanks in the world. We discuss the ANC's brand of lockdown, the ecnomic impact of the lockdown, and policy paths that merit consideration during and post-pandemic.

Ep. 29 - Every Business is Essential | Guest: Piet le Roux

I chat with Piet le Roux, the CEO of Sakeliga (Business League). Sakeliga seeks the sustainable success of the business sector, through promoting a healthy business environment, protecting businesses against harmful interference, and by building economic infrastructure required for a prosperous economy. Their approach is rooted in the idea of free markets, constitutionalism, fairness, sustainability, and a strong community value system. We discuss the best path forward for the economy in these trying times, what is being done behind the scenes to save businesses, as well as some advice for business owners.

Ep. 28 - Evening Shot | Guest: Roman Cabanac

I have a chat with Roman Cabanac, the Co-Host of the Renegade Report podcast, Founder and host of MorningShot, and Localism fan. We discuss the latest stories breaking in the South African news, the mainstream media during lockdown, the possibility of the ANC losing control, and more.

Ep. 27 - Is Elon Musk right about Artificial Intelligence? | Odin Moja (WotanZA)

I have a chat with Odin Moja, otherwise known as Wotan on Twitter. Odin is a Computer scientist, did his Master's Thesis on the topic of Artificial Intelligence, Co-founder of The NoScript Show tech podcast, father of the Wotanism, proud Tswana, and Whiskey and cigar connoisseur. We will be discussing, inter alia, artificial intelligence being used to fight viruses, whether Elon Musk is right about AI, Clarke Tech, and more.

Ep. 26 - The Security Situation during Lockdown | Guest: Ian Cameron

I discuss the security situation during lockdown in South Africa with Ian Cameron, Head of Community Safety at AfriForum. We also talk about, among other things, farm murders during lockdown, crime rates, the deployment of the SANDF, AfriForum handing out hand sanitiser, and more.