Mo Flava, Ayanda MVP and Ankle Tap on the future of radio

[@bongani9972]

This is a masterpiece, should be trending! Power of radio & conversation.

[@BrownKarabo]

I can watch this 1001 times and still come back for more. Oh, radio!

[@nyamzaricardo6261]

Love how Tbose is confident in what he does, not threatened by "competitors" I once heard him sending a shout out to Sintle....a LEGEND he is

[@odwamavuso7851]

Radio is going through its inevitable death. Through podcast you’re able to have long, vulnerable raw conversations. You also not being controlled corporate cronies that only care about ad revenue. It’s so excruciating listening to radio now, with all those annoying segments and trying to be relatable through taking social media content. I really enjoyed this chat 🔥

[@muimeleli1235]

I agree with Ayanda. I’m a 20 year old aspiring radio personality and I really would like to have an experience similar to Y Academy. We dont have such anymore today, we basically train ourselves on campus radio

[@thapelomatlwa9072]

Too much talent in one room👌🏾👌🏾

[@lebomakatikela7841]

These kinds of interviews must happen more on radio.

[@tumeloboroboko1739]

Louder! ❤❤

[@nthabisengnhlapo3801]

Mhhhm I didn't know this was possible for radio to come together like this...woooow...not to mention wisdom from my mocrush😜...wow this is commendable...great convo guys thank you🙏🏽

[@zithulelethuthuka6937]

much love for best T in the City what a Great show. thank you kaya 959

[@modiehiponyane6448]

Too much fun listening

[@jacobthenoblesmith1892]

Living Legends in one room

[@respectdjvernon]

Ayanda is a legend?

[@diskilovers6002]

Ankle Tap is a Goat

[@tshepisombata]

This made my friday. Thanks to Kaya fm for this.

[@tshepisomiya9217]

Moflava that guy💪🏾

[@ntokozomagasela7718]

This I know for a fact, I just love Ayanda MVP!

[@musawenkosikhathasentricsh2360]

Can we have this again

[@nqubelagenuka2900]

Masterclass 🙌🙌❤

[@mufunwaofficial]

Wow 👏❤ brilliant learnt a lot

[@kenny_ray]

Radio is not dead just that some features needs to be discarded

[@kgosigadientertainment2220]

What a beautiful ending

[@essvee_]

Amazing conversation boss

[@greensgreen7658]

Educational and infused with passion and humor

[@sunshineyears]

The best thing about my life was growing up in Bop. We had Radio Bop, Radio Sunshine, Radio Mmabatho. Those were the creme de la creme of radio personalities. I’m sorry everything else since then come second best. On Kaya it’s only Nicky Blumenfeld I listen to. There was a jazz guy, Mpho Sebone there. He’s the best ever to have graced Kaya fm. Otherwise there’s still Ike Phaahla, that’s it.

[@martinchauraya2730]

Brilliant!

[@bonganitshabalala3610]

If radio is a sound medium why are we then as practitioners allow listeners to send texts instead of voice notes or voice calls?

[@dikabelodk2472]

Can someone who is on the branding side of radio please explain to me why it is no longer OK to name/brand a radio station by its dial frequency like 95.9, 94.7, 98.7... They all changed to Kaya 959, Power 987 and 947. What is not OK from a branding perspective to mention that "point" between 94 and 7 or 98 and 7 because electronically that is the dialing frequency to access the station?

[@SfisoRowen]

I'm not on branding side of radio but according to my telecoms knowledge, radio stations are not owning those frequencies, they're paying for them on ICASA, so if it happens that kaya fm no longer uses 95.9 but 105.9 instead, are they expected to rebrand?

[@dikabelodk2472]

@@SfisoRowen Thanks, it makes sense.

[@SbudaVince_Z]

I might be wrong but it might be also because of the fact that they're now online too. . 🤷‍♂️

[@mok-gyvnqin7769]

this is surely linked to gareth cliff interview ...yall should rest and admit radio is dead paap

[@vukosibaloyitv2761]

I agree, and even during this interview, you can see Tap is on his phone throughout the conversation. He is in the room but not in the studio.

[@godfather_Gb]

It's a dead medium , radio numbers are dwindling fast . Alot of people including myself are into podcasts

[@mdukhanyile4160]

Dead dead dead ifile

[@brianlehutso416]

Pls help,are this guys at Kaya now?

[@pholohofaro7984]

Only Tbos Moflava is on metro, Ayanda is on 947, Ankle tap is on Y fm.

[@kennedykaranda844]

Part 2 ???????

[@nimrodjita851]

Radio is dying in my opinion. The only time I really listen to radio is when I'm a captive audience in a taxi. Podcasts are the present & the future.

[@heathermbambeni529]

Me too bro,I only listen xa ndise taxi(ni)

[@tsheposekabate5066]

The best four 😇😇😇😇

[@tseepi5019]

Wow, I feel like I was attending a broadcasting conference free of charge, I grew up listening to the radio in the era of Kansas City, Radio Bop, 1st group of Metro DJs, bo Grant Shokoane, Bob Mabena so I strongly agree employing social influencers has killed radio, hence the rise of podcast like Mac G's cos listeners are looking for content not how cool you are

[@thickkellz]

Funny enough I was saying that myself the other day..not to discredit the talent influencers but mean this is radio we need groomed radio personalities whether breastfed ones or bottle fed ones or Naturals but radio personalities not wat I see people with a huge following on one social platform or the other gracing our Air naaaa man it is killing the waves

[@MENSARII]

Our Mount Rushmore💯

[@luckymtshweni5366]

Music radio is dead.Why should I listen to Tbose playing me songs that I can get myself in a number of places?

[@heathermbambeni529]

Some dj's are so annoying,talking on top of the song🙄

[@luyandamzolo6558]

Is Ankle Tap no longer on y

[@thandazoevelinah2584]

He iz.. doin a breakfast show

[@mishackpootona6048]

yfm products

[@Hamorabi1234]

Radio is pretty much social media today that's why I stop listening to it.

[@ayandadlamini7982]

Ankle Tap said radio is influencing social media… LMAO what are you smoking? Which radio are you talking about? 🤣