Madibaz Radio Podcasts
Madibaz Radio Podcasts is a current affairs channel hosted by some of your favorite Madibaz Radio personalities with exciting guests.
Karabo & Vuyisanani unpack Julius Malema's take on the President's US visit. Tshiamo and Lolonga recap all things sports
Karabo & Vuyisanani unpack Julius Malema's take on the President's US visit. Plus, a deep dive into Elon Musk's roots and the rise of his Starlink company. Tshiamo and Lolonga recap on the thrilling results of the NMU Campus Netball, CAF Champions League and the Europa League.
Ongie Joy and Cherith dive into the heated Amapiano debate sparked by DJ Speedsta and an interview with Buhle Jafta!
Ongie Joy and Cherith dive into the heated Amapiano debate sparked by DJ Speedsta, the emotional journey of Tirelo Kale on Izingane Ze’Sthembu, a thought-provoking conversation on the impact of influencers on youth, and an inspiring interview with student content creator Buhle Jafta.
Ciko and Zee are back to discuss their epic all nighter experiences that they've survived and lived to tell the tale!
Zeigh returns to join Ciko for a scintillating episode of the Weekday shake!
Iman and Ethel have a chat on what networking looks like as a varsity student. They also play some fun games!
Brand new episode of the extended cut!
Karabo and Vuyisanani recap on Africa week events and president Ramaphosa's US visit. Rebone and the team chat sports.
Call-Out with current affairs and extra time with sports updates.
Yamkela and Bongekile chat all things entertainment, fashion and career with Prince Dee.
Another spicy episode of the Diba Drive and this time with a great guest!
Katlego speaks all things Africa week & decolonising education in African universities.
Kat ''Girl with the nice pants" Mofokeng, returns on the Law Show with more edutainment during Africa week.
Ciko and Tamia share their experiences with doing assignments last minute, navigating relationships and much more!
Your latest dose of The Weekday Shake this time with Ciks and Mia!
Lesedi and Banhle plug you with new music and chat with Art is Work crew.
The Extended Cut Episode 2, Lesedi and Banhle plug you with new music, talk industry drama and chat with Art is Work crew.
Vuyi and Kat discuss the Afrikaaner refugee and recreational drug use. Rebone and the team recap on all things sports.
The Call Out and Extra-Time bring a healthy dose of edutainment and news.
Ongie Joy and Yadah discuss Scotts Maphuma drama, Kelvin Momo lawsuit, and Mpilo Mseluku graduation.
The Diba Drive podcast bringing you nothing but hot tea!
Katlego unpacks Joshlin Smith case and explores knowledge sharing as a tool. Phelisa gives us the latest science scoop.
Edutainment from the Law Show and Science Package.
Ciko and Vuyo share their roommate experiences, group assignments drama and campus fashion.
The first edition of The Weekday Shake starts with a banger!
Episode 7: Extended Cut - Radio journey, Met Gala best and Worst dressed
Iman and Ethel explore the radio space, and share their Met Gala best and Worst dressed looks.
Episode 6: GNU dynamics, National economy, sports updates and interview with NMU B-ballers
Karabo and Vuyisanani explore the GNU dynamics and the National economy, while Rebone chats with Madibaz basketball.
Episode 5: Metro FM Music Awards, Uthando Nes’thembu drama & Friendship
Yamkela and Mivuyo speak all things Metro FM Music Awards fashion, snubs and wins, Uthando Nes’thembu drama & Friendships.
Episode 4: Katlego dissects trending law cases, Phelisa speaks all things science and innovation.
Our first podcast episode during our technical break sees The Law Show host Kat and the Science Package host Phelisa give us a well needed dose of edutainment.
Episode 3: Strengthening democracy through youth participation.
Katlego Mofokeng chats with IEC representatives about strengthening democracy through youth participation.
Episode 2: DASO REPRESENTATIVE, SURELY ALLISTER MATROSE SPEAKS ABOUT PRESSING STUDENT ISSUES
DASO REPRESENTATIVE, SURELY ALLISTER MATROSE, CHATS WITH MADIBAZ RADIO PRESENTER, ZIZIPHO NDLEBE ABOUT PRESSING STUDENT ISSUES