The Hangout

Mr Jali, Principal of Nonopha Senior Primary School joins MUT Radio with excitement as MUT visited his school. He shares a brief background of the school. He also briefs about the importance of the reading competition and how it assist learners from his school.

KLA talks the inspiration behind her latest single “Heat,” and how a drive through Cape Town influenced the feeling of the single, and what fans can expect from her upcoming EP Here I Go Again. While the project takes a step away from her usual introspective sound, it still delivers the same impact, energy, and emotional punch listeners have come to love from her music.

Today we were joined by Siboniso who RA for Shiv Residence to have a conversation based on how to cooperate in residence with ensure show that students do not go beyond Freedom.

Sindiswa Ngcobo and Kendel Cele join Andiswa on The Hangout Show to talk about their newly launched running club in KZN. They share what inspired them to start the club, the kind of community they are building, and how people can get involved. The conversation highlights fitness, connection, and creating a welcoming space for both beginners and experienced runners.

Makatha joined the hangout host Andiswa Ngcobo and Mvelo Hadebe to talk about her career as a content creator

Minister Stella Tembisa Ndabeni-Abrahams highlighted the importance of a sustained and coordinated approach to support creative enterprises within the small business sector, during her engagement with various media houses.

In Celebration of World Radio Day, Awethu and Mvelo dig into the digital side of Radio by exploring how the Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) could be used for distance learning. They speak about the tools and the technology used for distance learning using DRM.

Gabriel Inkakha opens up about the very first time he encountered a microphone, the story behind how he chose his stage name, and who his favourite actor is. He also takes us through the journey and experiences that inspired his latest release, Ngifuna Ukwaziwa, featuring Young Cannibal, Fanatic, and Boxis.

Known as the Joburg Gqom Kings, The Incredibles - the duo of Adam Dee and Tyson King - are all about creating good vibes and high-energy moments. They opened up about where the name The Incredibles comes from, and how it reflects their bold, larger-than-life approach to music. The pair say their mission doesn’t end in South Africa - they’re ready to take their sound across Africa and eventually pu...

DJ Kenza is opening up about his journey in the music industry - a story that started long before the hit records. He says he fell in love with music at a young age, first teaching himself the keyboard and drums, and by 19 he was already producing like a seasoned pro. His big break came when Sun-El Musician discovered his talent, welcoming him into the El World family. From there, DJ Kenza’s sound...

In this special anniversary interview, legendary organ maestro Moses “Black Moses” Ngwenya reflects on 50 years of Soul Brothers — from the group’s humble beginnings to their rise as icons of uMbhaqanga. He speaks passionately about preserving the genre’s heritage while embracing modern music technology, sharing insights into the innovative production approach behind their upcoming project Thath’o...

MUT Sport captains joined Awethu Kelese, who was reporting live at the send-off ceremony for the USSA Games. Wendy Madiba, Nqubeko Bhengu, and Melusi “Ngilosi” Nkosi spoke to Awethu about their readiness and preparation as they prepare to depart for the USSA Games in Pretoria and Johannesburg.

Siyabonga “Bhele” Nomvete joined Awethu Kelese, who was field reporting at the send-off of the MUT Sport Teams. Nomvete, who served as the guest speaker for the day, spoke to Awethu about motivating and inspiring the teams as they departed for the big competitions taking place in Pretoria and Johannesburg.

Abanqobi member Andile Mbili talks venturing into house music and working with DJ Bongs, DJ Zinhle and writing for Nhlanhla Nciza. He reveals the tricks of the trade imparted by collaborators with skin in the game.

MindoDeYanos, an artist from Mangosuthu University of Technology, joins The Hangout to share his musical journey and how it all began. He spoke about the artists who inspire him, his unique Amapiano sound, and what sets his music apart from other sounds in the genre.

Inkinga Yomhlaba, a young artist from Gauteng, joins The Hangout to talk about his journey in the music industry and, most importantly, the inspiration behind why he started making music. He also mentioned that he is currently working on a new project.

Myra was sharing her journey as an artist. She also mentioned that her song move like a molten light. She also spoke about how her fashion is part of her storytelling. Myra has been called unforgettable but she also have things that she want people to never forget about Myra Gold

Lebohang Mokoena joined us to discuss World Mental Health Day and its importance in raising awareness and breaking the stigma around mental health. She spoke about an event hosted by SADAG, aimed at encouraging open conversations and offering support to those in need. Lebohang highlighted how stigma, especially in African communities, prevents people from seeking help and shared simple ways to car...

The Hangout host Qhawe Qwabe and Thando hosted Thulani Malevu, a multi-talented artist whose work spans across music, literature, and philanthropy. The conversation focused on his inspiring journey in music and the creative and spiritual process behind his latest project, an EP titled Ubizo meaning “The Calling.” The interview offered listeners an intimate look at how Thulani blends purpose, spiri...

The Hangout host Qhawe and Thando hosted Cape Town’s emerging Kwaito artist Seriously Daniel for an exclusive interview on the Hangout show with Qhawe Qwabe and Thando. The conversation centered around his latest release titled “Hosh”—a vibrant single that captures the energy of township life—and his mission to keep authentic South African music alive in a modern era dominated by global sounds.

The Hangout host Qhawe Qwabe, welcomed Makhanj, a rising South African singer known for her soulful vocals and storytelling ability. The conversation focused on her new single “Kukuwe”, a song currently gaining momentum on local airwaves, and the unique story behind her stage name, which has become an extension of her artistic identity.

Blaq Seed is a young vocalist from Durban, South Coast. He was sharing his journey as a young artist who is also a student. He mentioned that he main purpose of doing music is to heal people. He also spoke about his song called Izinto, where he was working with Dlala Thukzin and MkProduction. He said initially he never thought he would do this sound but he learnt to never limit yourself in life fu...

Mshimaann is a dancer who was inspired by his parents to become a dancer since they're dancing too. He started when he was doing Grade 5 where he was trained by his father

Today, we commemorated World Suicide Prevention Day and had the honour of being joined by Olwethu Kwaza from SADAG (The South African Depression and Anxiety Group). Olwethu shared valuable insights about the organization and its main purpose. She also addressed an important issue — many people often don’t know how to respond when someone expresses suicidal thoughts — and provided us with guidance...

Duncan talks about his upbringing, the writing process behind Incwadi Yezono and his acting debut on Big Nunu's Little Heist.