SAfm

NIGHT FALL

Educational, Late night talk, Mandate and music. Vox Pops, getting the word from the public.

Author

SAfm

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.sabc.co.za

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

Where to listen?

Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soon

Podcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts

Get it on Google Play Install for free Android 5M+ downloads · 4.8 rating iOS soon

Episodes

Technology Conversation : The Pocket Couch 07.10.2022

Guest on the line: Mrs Onkgopotse Khumalo – Founder of The Pocket Couch

Social conversations: Why Do We Disapprove Of Couples Making Public Proclamations Of Love? Are We A Broken Society 07.10.2022

Guest on the line: Lehlohonolo Mazindo - Marriage Therapist and Phindile Mazindo – Relationship coach

Closet Conversations – Family Matters Incest From Both A Cultural And An Abusive Perspective 05.10.2022

  Guest on the line Khaya Ndwandwe – Cultural Expert Guest: Tholinhlanhla Dlamini – Ngcoya – Counciling Psychologist

Education Conversations: What Political Factors Influence Our Decision to Keep Political Parties? 05.10.2022

Guest on the line: Prof Kwandiwe Kondlo Contact: 076 681 5064   Guest: Tassa Drooms – Director Rivonia circle

Social Conversations: We Look At The SATMAS That Happened This Weekend And Its Celebration Of Our Diverse Culture 05.10.2022

Guest on the line: SATMA CEO Zandile Ndzimande

Social Conversations: Political thriller ASKARI returns at SA State Theatre 05.10.2022

Guest on the line: Sello Maseko (Co-writer and Director) and Mdu Nhlapo (Co-writer and Choreographer)

Closet Conversations – Clairvoyant Medium Mondays 04.10.2022

Guest on the line: Taz Singh    

Social conversations: Load shedding And Its Implications On Small Businesses 04.10.2022

Guest on the line: Kule Mubita – Front House Manager At Buns Out

Legal Conversations: What Legal Claims Do You Have When You Are Hired Without A Contract? 04.10.2022

Guest: Lesetja Maphala - Mabunda Attorneys.

Closet Conversations – THE SEX EXPO IS BACK 30.09.2022

Guest: Francesca who is Miss Nude SA or the owner of Fetish Haven and/Or possible one of the Pulse boys Guest: Expo organiser, Tao Blignaut, Temperatures set to rise in the capital city as The Sex Expo, a 4-day sexy shopping and sizzling entertainment experience, returns to Pretoria. The Sex Expo is a fun and entertaining adult-themed exhibition that has taken South Africa by storm. With incredibl...

Social conversations: Pitbull’s attack in South Africa 30.09.2022

Guest on the line: Lins Rautenbach -PRO and media Liaison for the Pit Bull Federation of South Africa South Africans on social media are calling for the government to officially ban Pitbulls in the country following another devastating attack. On Monday 26 September, a 10-year-old boy from Gqeberha was mauled to death by two Pitbulls. According to reports, the animals were trusted family pets. Thi...

Tech/Environment conversations: Quro Medical solution a possible answer to NHI funding 30.09.2022

Guest on the line: Joost Pielage - Chief Technology Officer - Quro Medical Access to quality healthcare is an ongoing challenge owing to rising costs and limited capacity and resources on a backdrop of a growing burden of disease and an ailing healthcare system. Moreover, the Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the limitations of our healthcare system when more than the usual number of patients required...

Closet Conversations – Celebrating a distorted notion of unity in diversity during South Africa’s heritage month 28.09.2022

September is Heritage Month where the nation observes and celebrates all that it inherited from preceding generations. This is the sort of inheritance that includes — but is not limited to — culture, traditions, monuments, and knowledge, land and belief systems. It anchors the nation. The value attached to any form of heritage is what sustains it and any inheritance that may be deemed to be of les...

Education conversations: We need a heritage of accountability and ethical leadership 28.09.2022

Defend Our Democracy wishes all those living in South Africa a safe and happy Heritage Month. It is through our hard won democracy that we are able to celebrate our diverse cultures, beliefs and traditions, in the wider context of a nation that belongs to all its people. And, even though we are able to celebrate Heritage Month, it is important that we equally embrace a heritage and culture of cons...

Closet Conversations – clairvoyant medium Mondays 27.09.2022

Guest on the line:Gogo Mmabatho Makgopa( Gogbojour) - an afro ancestral empath

Social conversations: Stellenbosch University embroiled in new pee ‘scandal’ 27.09.2022

Cold water has been poured on racism allegations after a student has been suspended from the Helshoogte Stellenbosch University (SU) men’s residence after he allegedly urinated on himself while sitting on his room-mate’s chair The incident comes three months after a white undergraduate Theuns du Toit was expelled from the university after he shocked the nation when he urinated on the valuables of...

Legal conversations: Imbalances and inequalities in the legal profession of South Africa 27.09.2022

There are currently some 27 200 practising attorneys registered on the roll of attorneys at the Legal Practice Council and 7 000 candidate attorneys in South Africa. With a majority of attorneys being white (53%), the recently published Draft Legal Sector Code (Draft LSC) looks to address the imbalances and inequalities in the profession and ensure the development of the body that will produce wel...

Social conversations: Heritage Month Celabrations (Dr Sello Galane) 22.09.2022

Guest 1 on the line: Dr Sello Galane, An Academic and Renowned SA musician  Sello Galane is a vocalist and percussionist extraordinaire who was born in 1966 into a musical family. His father, Maeke, was a Kiba music and dance leader (malokwane) and his mother, Moaki, was a singer in the Lutheran Church. Sello grew up in Leboneng, Hammanskraal where he completed his elementary schooling. He receive...

Closet Conversations –Why Do People in Relationships Cheat? 22.09.2022

Guest on line: Matseleng Mogodi who - a Life and Executive Coach and founder of I Get It Now. Cheating: it’s the ultimate relationship violation and a notorious relationship killer. A favorite gossiping pastime, the phenomenon is frequently discussed but difficult to study. The goal is to avoid getting caught, so why confess infidelity in the name of science?   But scientists can offer us new insi...

Closet Conversations – The Significance of a Surname 21.09.2022

The South African government recently ended the issuing of abridged birth certificates in favour of the unabridged certificate that contains the names and identity numbers of both the mother and father of the newborn [1]. However, the phenomenon of children growing up without knowing their biological fathers is not going to go away soon. Names of fathers for children born before March 4th 2013 may...

Social conversations: Heritage Month celebration (Suthukazi Arosi) 21.09.2022

Suthukazi, born in Cala, Transkei, Eastern Cape, was from an early age immersed in music. She studied ballet and modern jazz in Cape Town before moving to Johannesburg to pursue a music career. Although Suthukazi stands before us today as one of Africa's leading voices, she is also an accomplished actress having performed in many South African productions — skills that were honed by mentor with Gi...

Social conversations: Understanding Fraud 20.09.2022

Guest on the line: Penny Milner-Smyth of Ethicalways   Tonight we continue with our monthly focus on insights and ideas for promoting integrity in all spheres of our society.   Tonight we are starting a discussion about a topic that can affect us all, fraud. It is an age old but growing threat, which means we need to understand it.   How does the subject of fraud fit in to our previous discussions...

Closet Conversations – clairvoyant medium Mondays 20.09.2022

Guest on the line: Renee Ford –Psychic Intuitive    

Social conversations: Heritage Month Celebration 20.09.2022

Guest on the line: Mandisa Mbangi –South African Musician, Poet, Dancer etc My name is Mandisa Mbangi, I was born in Eastern Cape (Tsomo) in 1974. I then went to stay in Johannesburg, Mahikeng and Botswana (Gaborone, Rakhuna).   I started poetry and traditional dance and music at primary level. Most of my skill is also drawn from my experience as a herd-girl. I also had the love for Bead craft, wh...

Social conversations: first North West Province Cannabis Lekgotla 15.09.2022

Advocate Sipho Mantula - North West Province Cannabis Lekgotla facilitator

Listen to the NIGHT FALL podcast in Replaio

Radio and podcasts in one app - free, with no sign-up. Install today and do not miss the launch

Get it on Google Play

Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.