The Alternative Breakfast

THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS AND GRIOTS: Digital islands: Woke ideology, masked as progressive, is a power grab 17.08.2025 13:34 ↓

Guest: Rafael Winkler is an associate professor in the philosophy department at the University of Johannesburg THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS AND GRIOTS:  Digital islands: Woke ideology, masked as progressive, is a power grab with    

Books written by women for women 11.08.2025 11:05 ↓

Guest: Michelle Kekana author of  The Fragile Mental Health of Strong Women-   

The Heart of the City Reopens: Celebrating Johannesburg’s Library Revival 11.08.2025 14:47 ↓

Guest: Flo Bird – Joburg Heritage Foundation Vice President AKA First Lady of Heritage Preservation The Heart of the City Reopens: Celebrating Johannesburg’s Library Revival with   

CIVIC EDUCATION: Green Justice: The Duty of Care Explained 11.08.2025 12:26 ↓

GUEST: WARREN BEECH- ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ATTORNEY AT BEECH VELTMAN LAW FIRM

Mankeeping to Self-Keeping: Breaking Free from Emotional Labor- New Anthropological Analysis Sheds Light on Why South African Women Are Choosing Themselves Over Marriage and Traditional Partnerships 11.08.2025 13:03 ↓

Phumeza Mntonintshi— Traditional Healer,Diviner and Philanthropist also professional Anthropologist AND Paula Quinsee- Specialising in creating healthy relationships at home to co-create a more human connected world.  

JSB CONVERSATION: From Mankeeping to Self-Keeping: Breaking Free from Emotional Labor- New Anthropological Analysis Sheds Light on Why South African Women Are Choosing Themselves Over Marriage and Traditional Partnerships 11.08.2025 17:57 ↓

JSB CONVERSATION: From Mankeeping to Self-Keeping: Breaking Free from Emotional Labor- New Anthropological Analysis Sheds Light on Why South African Women Are Choosing Themselves Over Marriage and Traditional Partnerships Guest: Paula Quinsee- Specialising in creating healthy relationships at home to co-create a more human connected world.  

THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS AND GRIOTS: Smart cities start with people, not technology: lessons from Westbury, Johannesburg 11.08.2025 14:03 ↓

THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS AND GRIOTS: Smart cities start with people, not technology: lessons from Westbury, Johannesburg What would our cities look like if every innovation was first asked, “Who is this for—and who gets left out? with Rennie Naidoo - Professor of Information Systems, University of the Witwatersrand 

Can citizens take action against the state to maintain critical infrastructure? 03.08.2025 17:01 ↓

GUEST:Shadi Maganoe -Lecturer in the Wits School of Law Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Governance, Legislative Oversight, State Capture and Elections.  Raw sewerage in the streets is a common sight, potholes prevail, and storm-water drainage fails repeatedly. It is commonplace that despite residents paying rates and making multiple complaints to authorities, the situation does not im...

25 Years of Nurturing Young Minds: Sesame Workshop International South Africa’s Legacy of Learning 03.08.2025 18:43 ↓

GUEST: Onyi and Zikwe are popular South African Takalani Sesame Muppet characters developed by Sesame Workshop International South Africa to support early childhood education through entertaining and educational content Sesame Workshop International South Africa is a key player in early childhood development, using educational media to support young learners nationwide. As the local branch of the...

Young Nigerians learn about democracy at school: how it’s shaping future voters 03.08.2025 22:25 ↓

GUEST:  Dr. Leila Demarest -Associate Professor, Institute of Political Science, Leiden University Ten years after the transition from military to democratic rule, the Nigerian government made civic education mandatory in primary and secondary schools. The curriculum covers issues such as Nigeria’s independence, the structures of the state, civic rights, political parties and national u...