What a brilliant journey 🎉🎉

THANK you it's good to know that we have such ladies who really knows her music still learning we love her so so much❤❤

Beautiful interview ❤. On the piano jazz fusion I think Kelvin Momo has done so and I at times can hear a little bit of Jimmy Dludlu in his music. Mam Shado must give him a listen.

Nntate Tlokwe Sehume 🙌🏾❤️

Lijo, I just became so emotional watching this as uBhut' Tumi is a long time homie. This says a lot about where we are in life now. Big ups Tumza🚀👊🏽💥

This is so beautiful and heartfelt!

26:17 "At the Limit of the Speakable" always reminds me of the avant-garde jazz that is always played at the jazz appreciation societies of Pitori/Tshwane. I always think of it as a particular homage to that sound and tradition that has persisted to this day.

TO LOVE AND FREEDOM

Malume🏅

Herbie 😍😍

BS, let them everything they want!

i'm loving this

The falling leaf doesn't hate the wind.🍂

I always learn from Nature, she's never in a hurry yet everything is accomplished.

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I loved this innerview. ❤️ Watching it again! Something evergreen about this. What a gem.

Thank you for this interview

The sound is not so great but the music remains divine.

Give thanks ✌️

Sis Brenda ❤❤❤. The greatest are the most humble. Sis Brenda is so humble. She's a powerful conduit. She does it so gracefully. Thank you for this innerview❤. P.S. The new set is what Gampu would declare, "IYOOOONA!" We yes it 🙌.

Rre Tlokwe Sehume ke letlotlo! A treasure. Both my Sun and I loooooved this. The 4-year-old lad wants to know if he helps Ntatemogolo plant some veggies, will Ntatemogolo teach him how to play the stololo and "that loooong awesome one"? Here's a 4 year old African enthralled. Indigenous Classical Music dying where? O letlotlo Rre Sehume. Oa ratiwa ❤

Legend..🤙🏿

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Great to hear from Herbie. Wish he could come to Gqeberha soon.

Enkosi kakhulu Bra Paul for this episode, I am huge admirer of Bra Herbie's music . Peace & Blessings ❤

ᴋᴇᴇᴩ ꜱʜɪɴɴɪɴɢ ʙʀᴇɴᴅᴀ

Nam ndiyafuna ukufaka igalelo (contribution) lama Xhosa ekubizeni iinyanga zonyaka (Names of months). This is a Xhosa Agricultural calendar. Umqungu - January Mdumbha - February Ukwindla - March Tshazimpunzi - April Canzibe - May Silimela - June Khala - July Thupha - August Msintsi - September Dwarha - October Nkanga - November MnGa - December

Noo Monnamolimo, this really flawless too nice. Thank you for always schooling and I am looking forward to their release. Fire Pon Dem.

❤❤❤❤❤ University of Yeoville alumni myself 😊 It was an amazing time indeed ..Supper club, Tandoor, Appleseed and Andy ..Time Square and the Rasta House ..If you know ..U know ..thanks for memory lane 🤗🎼

Ah maan🥹👌🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿

Good Evening. Can we can get the guitar ninja and composer, Ntate Leslie "Dodo" Mogotsi on the platform? He has a lot of knowledge to share about the history of our nation, as well as our neighbouring countries. I know Maleh would like to love that episode.

Smartest man in South Africa

Wise Man

We've lot of apartheid survivors out here ....shout out to all of them who never sold out🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉..only the sold outs are celebrated

I could listen to Rre Mokwena speak all day. It's not easy bearing the beautiful burden of preserving the sanctity of artistic expression in a world that would much rather be entertained. It's a crushing weight. Luckily, the art is balm for the soul. I enjoyed this episode ❤

Dope episode, I got To engineer And Record That Very same Mvet with Ntate Tlokwe's last Show at the State Theatre and His Sound stays in Your Soul for ever. Siyabonga Mnisi Wemvula👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Thank you for this offering. Listen to individuals like this, I understand that my thinking is not crazy but somehow me fighting the suppression to find the truth. I would like his perspective on the mokorotlo music from Lesotho. Rea leboha ka Lesotho ka mona Molimo a tsoele Pele ho iponahatsa through such individuals

Bo Darkie cannot blame all their failures, incompetences and criminality on Maburu all the times. Excuses, excuses. That's why we are not able to pinpoint the real causes. Criminality amongst black Americans is far worse today after Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. Mandela, the great man that he was, never fought crime hard enough.

Ils ont une grande complicité ❤

Hopefully, something will be done with Gogo Esther Mahlangu to be a Heritage site and Baba Credo Muthwa🎉🎉🎉

Great conversation, gentlemen 🎉 It would be interesting to know if something was done with King Cetshwayo since the recording

Less people watch this show..But its a truly amazing show

Love music

Thnks so much for this educational episode❤

MANNA please be your best and listen to your parents. Your little brother is coping you. All you said you want to be is the same with him. BIKO may the LORD guide you and protect you and brothers. The world has so many evil people. Be careful Children.

Thnks so much for this great episode,so happy to see Sis Brenda after so long am in Mahikeng❤

So good to see Mum B and hearing her smooth voice, I was listening to her far back to Radio Bop ❤Beauty personified 😊

Can listen to this woman talk all day.

I pretty much started listening to Jazz actively when I was a student because of her show when she was at Metro

Miss her on SAfm