Interviews and More

On 7 August 2025, PUKfm caught up with South African rap sensation Nasty C just before he took the stage at the NWU Amphitheatre for The Ivyson Tour activation. In this exclusive interview, Nasty C shares his thoughts on the Potchefstroom crowd, what fans can expect from his set, and how the tour has been received so far. Recorded live on campus ahead of his performance alongside ODB, IK-Tasso, an...

In the final episode of our Champion Chats series, we’re joined by none other than NWU Eagles captain Stephan Krugel and rising star Ashwen Damons. These two Varsity Cup standouts reflect on the highs and lows of the season, the pressure of leadership, and the passion that drives their game. From locker room moments to big match energy, this conversation is a fitting close to a series that’s been...

In Week 5 of Carling Chats, we chat with Ntobeko Shezi, one of the standout players for the Varsity Cup NWU Eagles rugby team. Ntobeko talks about his journey to the Varsity Cup, the hard work and sacrifices involved, and the mindset required to perform at such a high level. He shares his thoughts on teamwork, overcoming challenges, and what it truly means to be part of a winning squad. Ntobeko’s...

In Week 4 of Carling Chats, we sit down with Isrome Phatudi, the vice captain of the Varsity Cup NWU Eagles rugby team. Isrome shares his insights into his role as vice captain, the responsibility of supporting leadership, and the bond that keeps the team strong. He talks about the hard work, dedication, and mental toughness required to compete at the Varsity Cup level and how each player contribu...

In Week 3 of Carling Chats, we had the privilege of speaking with Stephan Krugel, captain of the Varsity Cup NWU Eagles rugby team, and Angelo Daniels, one of the standout players. They gave us an exclusive look into the leadership dynamics of the team, the strategies behind their success, and the unwavering commitment required to compete at the top level. As captain, Stephan shares his experience...

Brought to you by Carling Black Label In Week 2 of Carling Chats, we spoke to MJ Mostert and Lachance Tchokonte-Nana, two key players from the Varsity Cup NWU Eagles rugby team. These athletes gave us an inside look into their journey in the Varsity Cup, their passion for the game, and the dedication it takes to compete at such a high level. From the adrenaline of the field to the mental toughness...

🎙️ Carling Chats – NWU Eagles Special 📅 Aired: 5 March | Every Wednesday at 19:00 on PUKfm 💥 Brought to you by Carling Black Label In this episode of Carling Chats, we sit down with two powerhouse players from the NWU Eagles Varsity Cup squad — Sean Roulston and Schalk van Schalkwyk. They chat to us about life on and off the field, the pressures of the Varsity Cup, team dynamics, and what it mea...

PUKfm spoke to thought leader, Kabelo Kungwane, about #WikipediaByUs, a campaign in collaboration with the South African creative community to showcase the power of knowledge and everyone’s right to access, create and share it.

PUKfm spoke to Senior Global Brand Manager of The Wikimedia Foundation, Mathoto Matsetela, about #WikipediaByUs, a campaign in collaboration with the South African creative community to showcase the power of knowledge and everyone’s right to access, create and share it.

PUKfm spoke to Global Creative Director of The Wikimedia Foundation, Khanyi Mpumlwana, about #WikipediaByUs, a campaign in collaboration with the South African creative community to showcase the power of knowledge and everyone’s right to access, create and share it.

We had the privilege to speak to international artist, YUNGBLUD, about his rise to fame, his new single Fleabag and also to see how good he is at identifying what South African words mean.

Op Maandag 14 Junie, kan JY 3 lewens red deur aan te sluit by Cachet Park CID en SANBS se NeedToBleed100. PUKfm het met Cindy Puren oor die veldtog gesels

In September 2019, rape survivor and activist, Leilani Kuter (46) from Roodepoort, Gauteng, began a 27-day journey, covering a distance of 729km, to take a stand against sexual assault and gender-based violence in South Africa. Wearing yellow, the colour her attacker wore, Leilani sought to break the stigma rape carries and raised over R250 000 on BackaBuddy to support and empower rape survivors t...