Beste New Afrikan podcasts (2024)

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Ep. 185: Orania: One day closer to freedom for the Afrikaners | Joost Strydom 1:28:36

4d ago1:28:36

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The Head of the Orania Movement, Joost Strydom, joins me again to discuss the latest developments in the town, recent positive and negative coverage, the most common questions (and excuses) Orania hears, living costs in Orania, Article 235 of the South African constitution, own labour, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 184 - Afrikaners' new international reputation | Washington DC feedback 47:50

1M ago47:50

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Ernst Roets, Executive Director of the Afrikaner Foundation, and I give feedback on our visit to Washington DC and the National Conservatism conference (NatCon 4). As representatives of AfriForum and the Afrikaner Foundation (both institutions that form part of the broader Solidarity Movement), respectively, we attended the NatCon 4 conference in W…

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EP 156: Juneteenth Movement Reflections 1:24:34

3M ago1:24:34

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On this episode of Hella Black, Abbas and Delency reflect on Juneteenth, speak candidly and honestly about the state of the movement, and share their thoughts on the changes that should be made and how to move forward. Tap in!!!Door Hella Black Podcast by Abbas Muntaqim and Delency Parham

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Ep. 183 - Geopolitical and Security Situation in Africa (2024) | Col. Ret. Chris Wyatt 1:05:49

3M ago1:05:49

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Retired US Army Colonel Chris Wyatt, and former Director of African Studies at the US Army War College, joins me again to discuss geopolitics and the security situation on the African continent in 2024. Chris accumulated 36 years of army service under his belt, is the Principal and CEO at The Indaba Africa Group and has accumulated a following on h…

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Ep. 182 - Ethnogenesis: Who are we? | Lafayette Lee 1:13:50

3M ago1:13:50

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I am joined by Lafayette Lee, an American writer and a contributing editor of the publication IM-1776. We discuss matters of identity, the flaws within the notion of "America is an idea", the importance of place, and the future of identity in the West.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep 181 - 2024 South African Election Results and Analysis | Discussion Stream 1:15:02

3M ago1:15:02

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I unpack and analyze the final results of the 2024 South African national election and answer your questions.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 180 - South Africa's robbery roads | Jacques Broodryk 44:37

3M ago44:37

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I speak to Jacques Broodryk, Chief Spokesperson for AfriForum Community Safety, about the organisation's increased focus on combating the serious increase in the use of spike traps on main routes in South Africa.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 179 - South African sociopolitical media | Roman Cabanac and Renaldo Gouws 1:05:36

4M ago1:05:36

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I am joined by Roman Cabanac (Morning Shot) and Renaldo Gouws to discuss the influence and impact of the growth of social media on South Africa's politics and social fabric, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 178 - Referendum on Cape Independence | Phil Craig (Referendum Party) 1:04:26

4M ago1:04:26

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I am joined by Phil Craig, the leader of Referendum Party and co-founder of the Cape Independence Advocacy Group (CIAG). We discuss the Referendum Party, the potential for an independent Cape, Western Cape politics, the 2024 South African election, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 177 - When narratives and reality collide | Penuel The Black Pen 1:25:04

5M ago1:25:04

1:25:04

I am joined by Penuel the Black Pen, a South African podcast host and commentator. We discuss his film crew’s 2024 visit to Orania, the power of robust discussions, propaganda and agendas, AfriForum, organising communities, Western hypocrisy, Apartheid, Afrikaners, integration vs separation, and more.…

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Ep. 176 - On the outskirts of Western civilisation | Professor Koos Malan 49:11

5M ago49:11

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I have a discussion with professor Koos Malan about his latest piece which unpacks how the West is under siege on all fronts, in particular on its periphery.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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EP 155: Ramadan Reflections and Eid Mubarak! 1:15:48

5M ago1:15:48

1:15:48

In this episode of Hella Black, Abbas and Delency dive into their Ramadan experiences, discussing their spiritual growth and development throughout the holy month. They'll share personal reflections, challenges, and moments of insight, offering a window into their individual journeys. Additionally, Delency opens up about his path to Islam, explaini…

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Ep. 175 - Unplugging from the devil's electric nervous system | Duncan Reyburn 1:01:04

5M ago1:01:04

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I am joined by Duncan Reyburn, an Associate Professor and scholar with work mainly on René Girard, Marshall McLuhan, and GK Chesterton. In this episode we discuss technology, modern maladies, Progress™, our electrified world, loadshedding, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 174 - Hunting dangerous men in the African wilderness | Rory Duncan 1:03:17

5M ago1:03:17

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Rory Duncan recalls his years manhunting on behalf of the Zimbabwean and Mozambican governments with a focus on a specific, extremely remote and mountainous area - the Chimanimani complex. There, he caught many dangerous fugitives. But one in particular stands out to him, Simon Kumbi, who Rory describes as "a man adapted to his environment and so l…

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Ep. 173 - South Africa: The Laboratory of Empires | Robert Duigan 1:06:43

6M ago1:06:43

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I am joined by Robert Duigan to discuss the many political trends that have started in southern Africa before being exported to the Western world, why the world has been engrossed by the politics of South Africa on numerous occasions throughout history, how South Africa is in many ways the world in microcosm, and more.…

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Ep. 172 - South Africa's Organised Crime Economy | Gideon Joubert 1:08:45

6M ago1:08:45

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I have a discussion with Gideon Joubert (Paratus), one of the leading responsible firearm ownership and rights lobbyists in South Africa. We cover South Africa's vast organised crime economy, El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele, private security, civilian security initiatives, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 171 - MeaningWave: Music and Meaning | Akira the Don 1:08:58

6M ago1:08:58

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In this episode, I speak with Adam "Akira the Don" Narkiewicz, a British musician and producer and the creator of the MeaningWave genre of music. We discuss music and meaning, the psychology of music, being productive, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 170 - An Afrikaner perspective on "Go back to Europe"-rhetoric | Discussion Stream 49:17

6M ago49:17

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On this episode I explore matters of identity, respond to "Go back to Europe"-rhetoric from both the right and left, and unpack the mentality of "Building to stay".Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 169 - New realities are built, not demanded | Ernst Roets 59:14

6M ago59:14

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I am joined by Dr Ernst Roets, the Head of Policy at the Solidarity Movement. We discuss how new realities and freedom are not created when they are demanded from the government, but rather that new realities are recognized when communities create them themselves. We also discuss Article 235 of the constitution, self-determination, and more.…

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Ep. 167 - The Importance of Capturing Castles | Auron MacIntyre 58:11

6M ago58:11

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Auron MacIntyre joins me to elaborate on his latest column for The Blaze about the relationship(s) between power, culture, institutions and politics. We also discuss the state of the culture war in America and the broader West, strategic victories (capturing castles), accumulating power, Chris Rufo and Harvard, and more.…

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Ep. 166 - 2024: Perseverance and Momentum | Discussion Stream 45:24

6M ago45:24

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2024 is upon us and as an introduction to the year ahead I discuss the themes that I think will define the new year, as well as some of the potential challenges that lie ahead.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 165 - Minority Politics: Geography, distribution and power | János Jeney 1:05:52

6M ago1:05:52

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I speak to János Jeney, a Hungarian cartographer, whose area of research is mapping ethnic groups in the Carpathian Basin. We discuss what the situation is like for the Hungarian minorities outside of Hungary, minority-majority politics, the value of his work, states changing place names, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 164 - AfriForum at the United Nations 2023 | Feedback 1:08:46

6M ago1:08:46

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I provide feedback and answer questions on AfriForum's trip to Geneva, Switzerland, to attend the 16th session of the United Nations (UN) Forum on Minority Issues where I delivered a speech on the South African government's many pieces of racialist legislation, farm murders, as well as incitement of violence against minorities like the "Kill the Bo…

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Ep. 163 - An American living amongst Afrikaners | David Harris 1:14:51

6M ago1:14:51

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I have a conversation with David Harris, an American from Tennessee, who spend a lot of time with the Afrikaner community in South Africa. David recently published a great thread on Twitter/X, documenting his experience, as well as unpacking his impressions of Afrikaner/Boer culture as an outsider.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 162 - Live Not by Lies | Discussion Stream (10 000 Subscribers Special) 46:28

6M ago46:28

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To celebrate a major milestone for my channel, 10 000 subscribers, I will be reading and analysing another one of my favourite texts: Soviet dissent writer Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's Live Not by Lies. On the day Solzhenitsyn was arrested, February 12, 1974, he released the text “Live Not by Lies.” The next day, he was exiled from the Soviet Union.…

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Ep. 161 - Identity, Property and Prosperity | Wanjiru Njoya 1:05:13

6M ago1:05:13

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I am joined by Wanjiru Njoya, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Exeter Law School, UK and a Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy. We discuss private property rights, the importance of identity, what history teaches us about the keys to prosperity, expropriation without compensation, "decolonization" and more.…

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Ep. 160 - Reorganisation of political and economic order in southern Africa | Chris Becker 1:02:34

6M ago1:02:34

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I am joined by Chris Becker, Managing Executive: Enterprise Payments at TymeBank. We talk about why he is bullish on southern Africa, how voting harder is not going to fix our problems, the phasing out of the centralised state, what the future holds for South Africa and southern Africa, opportunities in the chaos, solutions as export product, and m…

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Ep. 159 - Do not kneel with the idolaters of the Act | Discussion Stream 44:24

6M ago44:24

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I unpack and discuss the idea of the "idolaters of the Act", as first conceptualized by Afrikaner philosopher N.P. van Wyk Louw in his 1958 work, Liberale Nasionalisme.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 158 - Orania: From town to city | Gawie Snyman 1:08:50

6M ago1:08:50

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I am joined by Gawie Snyman, the Orania Town Manager. We discuss the Orania Movement's latest City Building Conference, God-given identity rather than state-imposed identity, why it is of critical importance for Orania to grow into a city, housing, electricity supply upgrades, water supply upgrades, sewerage system upgrades, internet and roads, and…

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Ep. 157 - Art, Culture and Politics: Proving what's possible | Ferro 1:44:03

6M ago1:44:03

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I have a conversation with Ferro, a cultural commentator and artist, about art as politics, speaking to people's hearts ("feelings don't care about the facts"), The Exhibition (2023), and proving what is possible through artistic endeavor.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 156 - South Africa's Afro-Saxon elites and their interests | Andrew Kenny 53:37

6M ago53:37

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South African writer Andrew Kenny joins me to discuss his observations about South Africa's "Afro-Saxon" elites and how they fit into the country's political landscape and zeitgeist, prevailing anti-Afrikaner sentiment, and his 2015 Orania column that The Citizen refused to publish.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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EP: 154: Let us pray…in front of In-N-Out? 1:11:24

6M ago1:11:24

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In this episode Abbas and Delency take a look at the local NAACP chapter calling for a prayer in front of In-N-Out and further discuss the expansion of anti-black, classist police expansion in Oakland and across the nation.Door Hella Black Podcast by Abbas Muntaqim and Delency Parham

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Why You Should Visit Hillview Intercultural Community Centre 10:18

6M ago10:18

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We showcase our very first pop-up podcast filmed at the Hillview Intercultural Community Centre in Bently, Western AustraliaDoor Cranston Haankwenda

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Ep. 155 - Exiting the rabbit hole | Russell Lamberti 52:37

6M ago52:37

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Russell Lamberti, Executive Director of Sakeliga, sits down with me again to discuss a range of topics such as politics as consumer product vs politics as productive exercise, getting stuck in the battle of ideas, restoring and producing order, exiting rabbit holes, transforming theory into action, political nihilism, and much more.…

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Ep. 154 - Friends of the Afrikaners: Hungary | András Kiss (HSAFS) 1:03:57

6M ago1:03:57

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On this episode of the Friends of the Afrikaners series, I talk to András Kiss, the President of the Hungarian – Southern African Friendship Association (HSAFS) and friend of the Afrikaners. We discuss the HSAFS's mission and aims, Hungary's history, how the HSAFS found out about the Afrikaners, similarities he sees between our two cultures, and mo…

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Ep. 153 - Elon Musk shines spotlight on farm murders, EFF and "Kill the Boer" | Discussion Stream 42:46

6M ago42:46

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I discuss Elon Musk's posts about farm murders and the EFF/Malema's "Kill the Boer" chant, the latest confirmed farm attacks/murders statistics since Julius Malema chanted "Kill the Boer" with a stadium of 90,000 people, Elon Musk replying to one of my tweets, AfriForum's upcoming appeal in the "Kill the Boer" case, and more.…

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Ep. 152 - South Africa's open and lawless borders (Lesotho/Eswatini) | Jacques Broodryk 43:09

6M ago43:09

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I am joined by Jacques Broodryk, Spokesperson: AfriForum Community Safety, about his third documentary about South Africa's porous borders, as part of AfriForum's Open Borders series. This documentary, Cannabis and Cattle Theft, focusses on South Africa's borders with Lesotho and Eswatini, the cattle theft and drug smuggling happening there, how th…

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Ep. 151 - The Afrikaner Problem | Discussion Stream 1:02:05

6M ago1:02:05

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On this episode I discuss the "Afrikaner Problem" that empires, regimes and foreign interests have run into, and continue to run into, at the southern tip of Africa. The ideas discussed in this stream are highly influenced by the writing of N.P. van Wyk Louw in his book, Liberale Nasionalisme.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 150 - Who is Generation Z? (The Zoomers) | The Prudentialist, Apex, Ryan Turnipseed 1:20:14

6M ago1:20:14

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I am joined by The Prudentialist, Apex and Ryan Turnipseed, to discuss the particular characteristics of Generation Z, where this demographic fits in culturally, the biggest crises it faces, its politics and beliefs, what the future holds, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 149 - Building alternative business networks | Piet le Roux (Sakeliga) 43:23

6M ago43:23

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I speak to Piet le Roux, the CEO of Sakeliga - an organisation creating an independent business community in South Africa. We discuss Sakeliga's inspiration in the Hanseatic League (1356 - 1862), business networks as defensive mechanisms, the accumulation of power and influence through these networks, building a state-proof future for business, and…

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Ep. 148 - The Digital Archipelago | The Prudentialist and Gio 1:19:17

6M ago1:19:17

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I am joined by the gents from the Digital Archipelago podcast, The Prudentialist and GiantArt Productions, to discuss the internet's impact on culture, art, politics, news, human behaviour, reality and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 147 - Thorstein Veblen’s Theory of the Leisure Class | Discussion Stream (500 000 Views Special) 52:18

6M ago52:18

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To celebrate another channel milestone, 500 000 total views, I will be reading and analysing another favourite opinion piece of mine: Rob Henderson's piece on Thorstein Veblen’s theory of the leisure class (2019). This piece deals specifically with the concept of "luxury beliefs".Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 146 - Friends of the Afrikaners: Slovakia | Andrej Kolárik (KDMS) 56:14

6M ago56:14

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On the first episode of the Friends of the Afrikaners series, I talk to Andrej Kolárik, the Vice President of the Christian Democratic Youth of Slovakia (KDMS) and friend of the Afrikaners. We discuss the KDMS's efforts to bring awareness to causes relating to Afrikaners, Slovakia's history, how he found out about the Afrikaners, similarities he se…

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Ep. 145 - Why the Cape is essential to the West | Robert Duigan 1:14:13

6M ago1:14:13

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I am joined again by Robert Duigan to discuss the geopolitics of Cape independence and why the southern tip of Africa has once again become a key strategic point, this time within the context of an increasingly multipolar world. We also discuss South Africa within the context of de-dollarization, BRICS, the West and the Rest, global trade, and more…

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Ep. 144 - The Downfall of the South African Civil Religion | Professor Koos Malan 1:07:57

6M ago1:07:57

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I have a discussion with professor Koos Malan about his latest piece, 'No longer seen as saviours', in which he argues that the civil religion ushered in by the ANC in 1994 has bit the dust.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 143 - Growing autonomy for Cape communities | Heindrich Wyngaard (Cape Forum) 43:23

6M ago43:23

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I have a conversation with Heindrich Wyngaard, the Executive Chairperson of the Cape Forum (Kaapse Forum). Cape Forum seeks to improve the living conditions of communities in the Western Cape province by advancing community autonomy, a self-help mentality and the advancement of community federalism. We discuss community federalism, growing autonomy…

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Ep. 142 - Mythologising the decolonisation of Africa | RW Johnson 52:18

6M ago52:18

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R.W. Johnson, one of South Africa's foremost political scientists, joins me to discuss his recent writings about the strange mythologising of Africa's post-colonial leaders and anti-colonial struggle and the lessons for South Africa in this topic.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 141 - Influencing the artistic style of your time | Fen de Villiers 1:16:36

6M ago1:16:36

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I am joined by Fen de Villiers, a fine art sculptor who is passionate about strong aesthetics and powerful archetypes and who is seeking to challenging the notion of aesthetic relativism. We discuss the role of art, how ineffective conservatives have been at influencing the public art of our time, statues, strong aesthetics, powerful archetypes, ae…

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Ep. 140 - The Desert of the Real vs the Real Desert | Discussion Stream 1:02:33

6M ago1:02:33

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I discuss my recent travels in the Karoo desert, the archetype of the desert, the "desert of the real", desert Afrikaners, the Northern Cape, oases, and more.Door Ernst J. van Zyl

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Ep. 139 - South Africa: Conversations with the past, present and future | Penuel The Black Pen 1:04:30

6M ago1:04:30

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In this episode I have a conversation with Penuel The Black Pen, a South African online commentator, entrepreneur, podcast host and interrogator of powerful ideas. We discuss what is holding many people back in southern Africa, the power of frank conversations, exposing your audience to ideas or people that might make them uncomfortable or angry, s…

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