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Rhodes Music Radio (RMR) is a campus based community radio station located in the heart of Rhodes University Grahamstown, South Africa. RMR was founded in 1981; the station was the first campus based station to be licensed to broadcast legally. A station with a proud broadcast history, RMR has been and still is a pioneer within the campus radio industry in South Africa. RMR is a Youth Lifestyle Radio Station and provides programming that is fun, experimental, challenges the status quo and is informative. RMR continues to provide an educational and practical training ground for some of South Africa’s finest broadcasters. Frequency: 89.7fm Broadcast Times: 24 hours a day Broadcast Languages: English (60%), Xhosa (30%), Afrikaans & other official languages (10%) Broadcast Area: Grahamstown and 50km radius outside of the city Streaming: Worldwide | On Campus

Recent podcast episodes

Anthems of the Youth

Anthems of the Youth is not only a podcast episode but a statement. It listens closely to the music that once moved crowds and the sounds shaping today’s generation. In South Africa, protest music has a profound legacy of resistance, and acts both as a unifying tool for liberation during…
8 Jul 28 min

Protest Media Then vs Now

Protest Media Then vs Now explores the different types of protest methods as well as the resources that were used for protesting in the past and in the present. This episode seeks to determine which method is most effective for mobilisation given the technological developments that the country has gone…
8 Jul 31 min

Unfinished Struggles

Just like its’ name, Unfinished Struggles looks at the unfinished struggles that continue to shape South African society today. From challenges in education and meaningful political participation to the ongoing need for unity and solidarity, we reflect on the promises of liberation that remain unfulfilled. Join us as we explore…
8 Jul 30 min

Unheard Uprisings

Unheard Uprisings explores the voices often left out of South Africa’s protest. From people living with disabilities and members of the queer community navigating exclusion in traditional protest spaces, to those whose struggles unfolded far from Soweto in 1976, we examine how marginalisation shapes participation and visibility. Join us as…
8 Jul 32 min

The Struggle Continues at Home

The Struggle Continues at Home podcast is about how for women during the past and even not face the struggle of gender norms, and how they are expected to act in society. In the episode it looks at how young women today are being affected by the gender norms that…
8 Jul 37 min
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